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@Entity
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@NamedQueries({ @NamedQuery(name = "find_all", query = "SELECT o FROM OperationDto o ORDER BY o.startedAt"),
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        public static final String STARTED_AT = "startedAt";
        public static final String ENDED_AT = "endedAt";
        public static final String SPACE_ID = "spaceId";
        public static final String MTA_ID = "mtaId";
        public static final String USER = "user";
        public static final String ACQUIRED_LOCK = "acquiredLock";
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    public OperationDto(String processId, String processType, Date startedAt, Date endedAt, String spaceId, String mtaId, String user,
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    public String getUser() {
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        return acquiredLock;
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        return finalState;
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Atlético Madrid – Playing with the Land of Fire
It was yet another hard fought battle, but in the end last year's Champions League finalist and Spanish Champion Atlético Madrid defeated the German club Bayer Leverkusen in a penalty shootout to reach the quarterfinal of the Champions League. With Diego Simeone at the helm the club has now managed to gain a reputation as the hard fighting underdog that can hold its own against the giants of Spanish and European football.
Much of Atlético's success, however, hinges on a gigantic sponsorship agreement that the club signed with Azerbaijan's tourism industry. The deal was signed in 2013, and was supposed to run for one and a half years. Worth €12 million the deal included not only a shirt sponsorship but also saw the Atlético squad travel to Azerbaijan where they trained young Azerbaijani footballers in the capital Baku.
Land of Fire and Atlético: "Much more than a Sponsorship"
The deal proved to be a huge marketing success for Azerbaijan, but also for Atlético. Both parties agreed at the beginning of the season to extend the agreement to June 2015. Atlético stated on their homepage: "Sport is an excellent platform for global communication, used to transfer messages, actions and project global business strategies." The page reads further: "Azerbaijan is a country with great economic potential, it is one of the economies with the highest growth rate in the world. Noted for its energy sector, since two thirds of the country's area rich in oil and natural gas."
At the same time, however, Azerbaijan also has a poor track record in terms of human rights and press freedom. At the eve of the Champions League final in Lisbon where Atlético faced city rival Real Madrid, Reporters without Borders issued a statement condemning Azerbaijan's sponsorship of Atlético Madrid.
Poster by Reporters without Borders
The statement read as follows: "Do you really know Azerbaijan, the country that sponsors Atlético Madrid? "Land of fire" according to the official propaganda but "land of repression" in practice." Furthermore, Reporters without Borders pointed out that the country had jailed no fewer than 10 reporters and bloggers for displaying too much independence from the government.
High profile cases include the imprisonment of reporter and human rights activist Parviz Hashimli, who was sentenced to an eight-year sentence in May 2014 on trumped up charges of having organized the sale of Iranian weapons. Another journalist, Rauf Mirkadyrov a well-known columnist for the Russian-language newspaper Zerkalo, was arrested for supposedly working as an Armenian spy. Azerbaijan currently ranks 160 out of 180 countries on the freedom of press index, and President Ilham Aliyev has been accused of eliminating any press duality within the country.
Land of Fire – A Global Sports Marketing Campaign
Atlético, however, are not the only football club that have become part of the global sport marketing campaign for Azerbaijan. The slogan Land of Fire has also since appeared on the shirts of French club RC Lens and English club Sheffield Wednesday. For both clubs the Azerbaijani oligarch Hafiz Mammadov has been a significant factor in these sponsorship deals.
Hafiz Mammadov is the owner of RC Lens, FC Baku, and also is a shareholder of FC Porto, as well as Atlético Madrid. As the chairman of the Baghlan Group, an oil and gas consortium, Mammadov is well placed within the Azerbaijani business world to act as an intermediary in arranging business deals between Azerbaijan and European football clubs.
At the same time as Mammadov has been successful in signing advertisement deals between European clubs and Azerbaijan, his takeover of Sheffield Wednesday was unsuccessful due to financial reasons, as he failed to transfer £40 million to the current ownership group of Sheffield Wednesday, as it appears that Mammadov was unable to secure the necessary funds. Despite this, Wednesday has still been wearing the Land of Fire slogan this season, further enhancing Azerbaijan's marketing value in the world of sport.
Clubs like Sheffield Wednesday and RC Lens are important targets for the Land of Fire campaign, as they both have a relatively large fan base, but have also accumulated massive debts, which make them financially dependent on huge sponsorship agreements such as the Land of Fire campaign offers. The same is true for Atlético, which despite its recent successes has accumulated a massive debt of £84 million in unpaid taxes. This alone makes the club vulnerable in terms of having to generate currency.
Azerbaijan more than just the land of Fire
The Land of Fire campaign is not the only foray by Azerbaijan into the world of football. In 2013 the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) signed an exclusive sponsorship agreement with UEFA as the Official Sponsor for UEFA's national team competitions, including the UEFA European Football Championship. It is understood that SOCAR is paying €80 million over four years. The country will also host the extravagant EURO 2020, which will see matches all over Europe, as well as in Baku.
As Thomas de Waal writes in his excellent book The Caucasus, SOCAR was founded in 1992 and was headed by Ilhan Aliyev. Now the head of the state of Azerbaijan, he has used the company to strengthen the foundation of Azerbaijani statehood.
SOCAR has also been influential across the Caucasus by signing advertisement and sport development agreements in Georgia. As Georgia Today wrote in April 2012: "SOCAR continues taking care of Georgian football". Here the oil company has made a significant contribution in supporting infrastructure development, for example by contributing financially to the repair works of football stadiums in the region.
SOCAR advertisement at the Mikhail Meskhi Stadium
SOCAR's advertisement arrangements across Europe, however, are also part of Baku's larger marketing strategy. Financial contributions into Europe's most popular game must be understood as political lobbying by the Baku administration headed by president Aliyev.
The company has been used as a political tool in the Caucasus region and beyond. On 14 October 2009 the presidents of Turkey and Armenia met in Bursa to watch a football match between the two countries, an event that marked the first steps of diplomatic relations between Turkey and Armenia. Actions such as these are now often referred to as football diplomacy.
Football Diplomacy between Armenia and Turkey
Azerbaijan, which has seen conflict with Armenia over the separatist region of Nagorno-Karabakh since the fall of the Soviet Union, considers the possible rapprochement between Turkey and Armenia as a danger to its own political goals in the region, especially in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Azerbaijan then negotiated a deal with Gazprom that would see SOCAR selling gas to Russia, a move that was seen as a political snub to Turkey especially after Ilham Aliyev declared in an official statement that Azerbaijan had been selling gas to Turkey for a third of the world price and would now be looking for alternative markets.
SOCAR and Land of Fire: Sports Propaganda
This last episode highlights that Azerbaijan has understood the power of its oil and gas wealth to both increase its image abroad but also to use that wealth in order to increase political pressure, and influence in the immediate region.
Football is an important instrument in this marketing effort, if oil and gas are the stick, football is the carrot which Azerbaijan can use as an important marketing tool in order to over-paint issues such as human rights abuses at home. The image of Atlético's success with the Land of Fire slogan therefore goes a long way to underplay the many issues of the country.
Here Azerbaijan has taken a leaf from the sports propaganda book of its neighbour, the Russian Federation. In many ways the Land of Fire, and SOCAR sponsorship agreements mirror the deals organized by Gazprom. Like Gazprom has achieved with German club FC Schalke 04, the Land of Fire campaign has targeted clubs that are in financial need, but at the same time can muster a huge fan base. Also, just like Gazprom, SOCAR has signed regional and global deals with football organizations such as the Georgian FA but also UEFA. This serves the purpose to lobby both globally but also regionally for Azerbaijan's issues, such as the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.
Gazprom, and Land of Fire in Football: The end of Oil Money?
There is, however, another real danger for the likes of Atlético Madrid. Falling oil prices and the dispute between Russia and the West may also impact Azerbaijan's sponsorship agreements with football clubs, and football federations. As Futbolgrad reported on February 19, the falling the rouble crisis and falling oil prices has already seen a potential marketing shift that could see Gazprom severing ties with the likes of Schalke and Chelsea.
The Azerbaijani economy is deeply intertwined with Russia. The fall of the rouble has sparked the return of many migrant workers from Russia and falling oil prices may make it difficult for the regime to gloss over social problems by lavishly spending on foreign social projects. In light of this, the Azerbaijani government may cut back on its football propaganda in an effort to keep the peace at home by spending more on domestic projects instead.
The financial uncertainties could explain why Mammadov failed in his attempt to purchase Sheffield Wednesday, as amidst the new financial realities his financial backers in the Azerbaijani government may have decided that the purchase of a English club was no longer in the best interest for Azerbaijan. The financial withdrawal of Azerbaijan from the European market may also result in a major problem for Atlético Madrid, as the club's massive tax debts make them dependent on the oil money received from the Caucasus.
Manuel Veth is a PhD candidate at the University of London King's College, London. Originally from Munich, his thesis is entitled: "Selling the People's Game: Football's transition from Communism to Capitalism in the Soviet Union and its Successor States". Follow Manuel on Twitter @homosovieticus
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The Meaning of Goju-Ryu:
The philosophy of Goju-Ryu is one of balance and harmony. Not surprisingly, this is similar in fashion to that of Asian philosphy. As there is night, there is also day. As there is fire, there is also water. As there is dark, there is also light. The founder of our style, Grandmaster Chojun Miyagi, created Goju-Ryu by following similar precepts found in the Chinese martial arts. "Go" means to be hard or resilient, while "Ju" means to be soft or yielding. In this way, Goju-Ryu is the school of "hard/soft." While this philosophy applies to the technical and physical aspects of Goju-Ryu, it is also the underlying feeling. In the study of Goju-Ryu, we hope to attain balance and harmony not only in our practice, but also in our mind, body, and spirit.
History of Goju-Ryu
The history of Goju-Ryu is one that is routed in the form and style that Grandmaster Chojun Miyagi founded, but our history does not stop simply with the founding of the style. Goju-Ryu traces its origins back to the island of Okinawa where there had only been three styles of karate. These styles were Tomari-Te, Shuri-Te, and Naha-Te. Over time Tomari-Te and Shuri-Te were combined into one school of training known now as Shorin-Ryu, while the style of Naha-Te remained in its form and became known as Goju-Ryu. Though it may appear as if Goju-Ryu has not changed greatly over time, the evolution and changes of the style are interwoven with the history of the masters of Goju-Ryu.
For many it may seem strange to say that the Goju-Ryu Karate is descended from Chinese martial arts. As strange as that may sound, that is what happened. Born March 10, 1853, Kanryo Higaonna was the son of a sailing merchant who traveled between the islands of Okinawa. Being born into the life of hard labor helped Kanyro to develop a strong body. Shortly after his father's death, Kanryo began his journey to Fuzhou, China to study Chinese martial arts under Master Ryu Ryu Ko. At the time, Kanyro Higaonna was only a teenager. Kanryo endured 13 years of intense training under his master before returning to Naha, Okinawa where his style of martial arts became known as Naha-Te.
During his time teaching in Okinawa, Grandmaster Kanryo Higaonna began the instruction of the then 14 year old Chojun Miyagi. Though his training was severe just as it had been for his instructor, Chojun Miyagi practiced with a spirit that would not be matched by other students. Because of this, he became "uchi deshi" or private disciple to Kanyro Higaonna. He studied the art of Naha-Te for up until Kanyro Higaonna's death in 1915. Chojun Miyagi traveled to China, as his master had done, seeking more knowledge. While back in Okinawa, he sought to spread Naha-Te across Okinawa and mainland Japan. One of the ways in which the spread of knowledge was possible was because of Chojun Miyagi's structuring of Naha-Te into a discipline which was easier to teach society as a whole. In 1930, Naha-Te was given the name Goju-Ryu after one of his students had been asked about the name of the style he learned from Chojun Miyagi. The name comes from "Ho Goju Donto" or the way of inhaling and exhaling is hardness and softness. Sadly, Jin'an Shinzato would not bear the mantel of successor to Chojun Miyagi. Jin'an Shinzato would lose his life during the second world war. This mantel would fall to another student, An'ichi Miyagi.
In February of 1948, 17 year old An'ichi Miyagi and three friends began their training in the garden dojo of Chojun Miyagi. At this time Chojun Miyagi was teaching in a police academy in Naha, and when not teaching there, he was free to teach from his own home. An'ichi took these opportunities to train with the Goju-Ryu founder. Only one year had passed before An'ichi was the lone student that trained in the garden dojo. Through his dedication not only to the practice of Goju-Ryu, but his dedication to Chojun Miyagi, it is no surprise that An'ichi would be considered "uchi deshi." As Chojun Miyagi's private disciple, An'ichi would learn kata and bunkai at a level that not even Jin'an Shinzato had learned before his death. It is through these teachings that the amassed knowledge of Goju-Ryu was passed to An'ichi Miyagi up until Chojun Miyagi's passing. April 28, 2009 would mark the passing of Grandmaster An'ichi Miyagi, who like his own master would only have one student who would carry on the knowledge of Goju-Ryu.
At the recommendation of Tsunetaka Shimabukuro Sensei, 16 year old Morio Higaonna would begin his training in the style of Goju-Ryu. He would begin his training in the garden dojo of Chojun Miyagi under the instruction of Grandmaster An'ichi Miyagi. Similar in training experience, Morio Higaonna would battle through a regime that would require him to push his mind, body, and spirit. His training would move to the Jundokan in 1957, but he would earn his own place at Takushoku Univeristy in Tokyo. It is around this time that Dan grading had become offical. In 1960 Higaonna Sensei would be awarded 3rd Dan. Like past masters, Higaonna Sensei traveled the world to visit many countries that also practiced Goju-Ryu. In 1979 he, with help of his senior instructors formed the International Okinawan Goju-Ryu Karate-Do Federation, or IOGKF. In 2007, Morio Higaonna Sensei received his 10th Dan ccertificate from An'ichi Miyagi. Around this time, he also received a special certificate recognizing him as a student in the direct line that has descended from Grandmaster Chojun Miyagi.
Due to this recognition, those who are learning from Master Morio Higaonna are within a direct path of learning Goju-Ryu. This path extends to the IOGKF's current World Chief Instructor, Tetsuji Nakamura. Nakamura Sensei is a 7th degree black belt in Goju-Ryu who holds three world championships for sparring and kata. He was head assistant to Master Morio Higaonna from 1991 – 1997. At the IOGKF World Budosai, Nakamura Sensei was promoted to World Chief Instructor by his own instructor, Morio Higaonna.
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The Court of Chivalry Part 3
When the two methods used by the English Heralds to control arms, the Visitations and the Court of Chivalry, had been removed there existed no means of controlling arms for 219 years in England and Wales. The ordinary Courts of law had no recognition of Coats of Arms except in what was known as " names and arms clauses". These were clauses in a will whereby the person that died willed that the beneficiary should take the name and the Coat of Arms of the deceased as one of the conditions of inheriting his estate. The Probate Court then dealt with the matter and required the person to comply with the deceased wishes as a matter of interpreting and carrying out the deceased's will. The change of names and Coat of Arms had to be registered with the College of Arms because the court had to have official proof of the change. There was also a tax on the use of arms, but this was purely a financial matter and was levied on Coats of Arms whether registered at the College of Arms or borne of a man's own free will. This tax was not abolished until 1945. For over 200 years the curious position existed that a man could do as he liked in matters armorial in England and Wales but in Scotland he was regulated by very strict heraldic law; there was no existing legal compulsion on a person to seek the confirmation of the College of Arms on Coats of Arms that he had assumed for himself. The realization of this fact indicated that the practice of the College of Arms would suffer drastic reductions. A move was made to revive the Court of Chivalry in 1954. On December 21st 1954 in the Lord Chief Justice's Court at the Royal Courts of Justice a test case came before the revived Court: The Mayor, Alderman and Citizens of the City of Manchester v. the Manchester Palace of Varieties Ltd. The Earl Marshal was present in full robes, as well as the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Goddard, who wore the robes of a Doctor of Civil Law, and six of the Officers of Arms. The Officers of Arms, in robes with swords at their sides were the York, Chester, Lancaster and Somerset Heralds and the Rouge Dragon and Blue Mantle Pursuivants. The joint registrars of the Court were Mr. Wilfred Maurice Phillips and Anthony Richard Wagner, the latter being Richmond Herald. The cause of the dispute was the unauthorized use of the Manchester Coat of Arms by a music hall proprietor.
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Donnie Boyers became president of Jero.
Donnie Boyers purchased Jero from Jerry Rump and other silent partners. Also, in 2004 Donnie purchased the company Iron City; a Type C manufacturer out of Portland, Oregon.
Jero moved from a 17,500 sq. ft. building to a 30,000 sq. ft. building.
Jero is pleased to announce they are now ISO 9001:2008 certified, along with PED (Pressure Equipment Directive) certified.
Jero has moved again from a 30,000 sq. ft. facility to a 90,000 sq. ft. facility. We have steadily expanded and seasoned our business over the last 34 years.
Tom Fitzpatrick is currently the owner and president of Jero.


CALGARY, Alberta, July 25, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Strad Energy Services Ltd. ("Strad" or the "Company") (TSX:SDY) will release its 2018 second quarter financial results on Thursday, August 9th, 2018, after market close. A conference call and webcast is scheduled on Friday, August 10th, 2018, at 8:00 a.m. MT to review these results. The call will be hosted by Andy Pernal, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Shortly after the conclusion of the call, a replay will be available by dialing 1-855-859-2056 and enter Conf. ID 8942668. The replay will expire on August 17th, 2018, at 1:00 p.m. ET.


The Rovira i Virgili University, together with the Generalitat de Catalunya and the Tarragona Tennis Club, have presented a new edition of the University Tennis Championship of Catalonia that will be held at the club of Cala Romana from April 4 to 8, 2018. At the presentation which has taken place on the club's main track, have been present. Joan Plana as territorial representative of the sport of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Ruth Marquès as representative of the URV, the president of the Tennis Club Tarragona, Pere LL.Bergadà and Lluís Yebra as president the territorial FCT of Tarragona.
The competition will feature individual paintings both in male and female categories. The organization is working on the possibility of competing in a double category category to expand the competition that already has more than 32 players and registered players that will represent the different universities in the four provinces. It should be noted that to be part of the competition must be enrolled in one of the Catalan universities, as well as being part of the sports program.
The finals are scheduled for Sunday morning and access will be free for all those who want to follow them live on the CTT central lane. The president of the club, Pere LLuís Bergadà, wishes to emphasize the involvement of the entity with all that is training tennis and stresses that this test will serve as a small test in the face of the 2018 Mediterranean Games, where the Club Tennis Tarragona will be the official head of the tennis court.


This series is a combination of my love for the Word of God (the Bible) and a love for God's Creation. These are photos I have taken of the wilderness (primarily the Tasmanian wilderness and the North American wilderness), and I have put a Bible verse on them. They are designed to lead the viewer into thanks and praise as well as meditation upon the Word of God and the wonder of his Creation. Those who would like to purchase a print in this series also have the option of selecting a specific landscape photo and a specific Bible verse (of a public domain Bible translation such as KJV or WEB) of their choice to combine into a print.


It's just a random blog bout me being with my family.
My first question is, do you have a younger sibling?
and i LOVE to play with him!
It's fun when you do it.
Had you ever been to an Indian shop to eat?
Oh, I had my dinner with my family in The Curry House Penang yesterday!
this was the dip they used with chips!
it's like mixing mint with chili! me like!
So these are the kuah!
spicy sotong and curry kuah!
when it was served, I was like OMG!
There are freaking dried chili in my drink!!!
See? It is an actual dried chili!
Well, the taste was.... SALTY!
It's rather filling, I think it's a mix of milk/yogurt with salt.


This weekend, the Belmont Historical Society is proud to unveil a new exhibit recognizing the early settlement of the South Point Peninsula and celebrating the first mill in Gaston County which was located in the first town on the peninsula, Stowesville. Come visit us for an open house on Sunday, September 11, 2016 from 2:00pm to 4:00pm.
If no one is at the museum during these hours please call (704) 813-2648 to schedule a tour.
The Dr. McDowell Room which is the second room on the right as you come in the front door has structural issues. The beams, joists, and flooring are rotten and must be replaced at a significant cost to the Society. At this point, we are still getting quotes for the repairs. Please consider financially supporting this project so that the Society can continue to showcase the best of Belmont history in its museum which is one of the oldest structures in town.


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Older Australians are some of our most vulnerable, that's why we trust in aged-care facilities, to know with peace of mind that our loved ones are getting the best possible care.
But, for many older Australians and their families the reality is sickening.
Deplorable revelations of mistreatments and neglect of senior Australians in aged-care homes unearths chronic system failures in the sector, says Council on the Ageing.
Before the federal government opens its royal commission into the aged-care industry, Council chief executive Ian Yates is calling the investigation a 'watershed moment' for senior Australians and their relatives, as reported by the Australian Associated Press.
'Every single resident in a nursing home and every person receiving aged care at home has the right to be treated with the utmost dignity and respect,' Mr Yates said.
'We are looking forward to the royal commission addressing some of the key issues, including properly financing the sector, building and supporting a better skilled and compassionate workforce, improving medication management and restraint practices, and providing equitable access to mental health and palliative care services.' He added.
The close on year-long inquiry will take a look at the extent of sub-standard care and work out how services can be improved.
Based in Adelaide, the royal commission will have holdings in other states, look at dealings with dementia, those wishing to live at home, and a funding model for care and facilities that is sustainable.
The commission was ignited by complaints of abuse and poor treatment of dementia patients at Adelaide's state government-run Oakden nursing home, according to AAP.
As details came to light, Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned Australians to prepare for some 'difficult stories', but believed the investigation could rebuild trust in Australia's age-care industry.
Aged and Community Services Australia chief executive Pat Sparrow commented the inquiry, and it seems that the aged-care industry doesn't fear the looming scrutiny.
But investigations found failures in clinical governance, with incidents of rough handling of patients, excessive use of restraints and an alarming amount of injuries.
So perhaps the industry should show more concern, especially when we compare this to the outcome of the recent Banking Royal Commission — these types of behaviours are simply unacceptable.


My review of the @flightfillow! Cute idea for a travel pillow. You basically take a sweater or jacket and roll it into the pouch to make a travel pillow. Pros: You don't have to carry a travel pillow around with you for your entire vaca. Once you are done with it just take your clothing out of the pouch and pack it away until your return trip. Cons: You really need some fluffy clothing like a large sweater for it be comfy. If you are going to a warm destination you may not pack something like that. Conclusion: This is a super cute idea and will be very useful in some instances.


What are the dimensions of a Super King size bed?
The largest mattress available, a super king bed measures in at 204 centimetres by 204 centimetres. This size is ideal for tall couples, adults who enjoy a lot of personal room, or families with children and pets. It's perfect for large master bedrooms, although it's important to consider bedding will cost more for this size mattress.
Who is a Super King mattress suitable for?
A super king mattress is great for large families or tall adults. It provides maximum room for stretching out, and snoozing with pets or children. Before purchasing, make sure to take measurements to ensure it will fit in your bedroom.
Surprisingly, a super king mattress is not longer than king mattress. However, it is 21 centimetres wider. This extra width makes it good for pets who like to snooze on the side of a bed, or for wider partners.


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Autistic self-advocates should be consulted, included, and spoken to when decisions about them are being made in our communities.
Let's prove autism is less of a puzzle and more a different way of being human.
2. Giving voice to the silent.
Let's allow people to speak who are currently being spoken for.
Let's help licensed professionals monitor the actual effectiveness of treatment they provide.
We present peer-reviewed articles, real-life personal accounts, and related materials in order to support an open communication among professionals, allies, advocates, and others. The hope is that all kinds of people will come to understand that autism is not a terrifying epidemic that ruins lives and families, but is just a different way to be a human.


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Carl A. Gigante
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Carl Gigante's legal expertise in the field of eminent domain in the Chicago area spans three decades and eight Illinois counties as well as the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. He has been recognized by his peers as one of the leading lawyers in eminent domain in Illinois. His clients include large corporations such as McDonald's as well as small business owners, commercial tenants, public bodies and homeowners. Carl also has represented large and small commercial tenants who have lost all or a portion of their leased premises. He has been involved in litigation on the loss or infringement of air rights, sub-surface rights and access rights. The total value of the real estate in the litigation that Carl has been involved in exceeds $100 million.
He has lectured and written for the American Business Institute and the American College of Real Estate Appraisers. He has practiced and argued before the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals and the Illinois Appellate Court.
Carl in Leading Lawyers Magazine –Real Estate, Construction & Environmental Edition 2010
Engaged in eminent domain law since 1983
Involved in a $25 million eminent domain case, one of the largest eminent domain jury verdicts in Illinois history
Represents one of the world's largest corporations in eminent domain litigation
Loyola University (B.A., magna cum laude, 1980)
Loyola University (J.D., 1983)
Jim Figliulo honored by the Chicago Bar Association/Chicago Bar Foundation as recipient of Justice John Paul Stevens Award and by the Chicago Inn of Court as recipient of the Judge Joel M. Flaum Award. These two prestigious awards are a recognition of Jim's outstanding contributions to the profession and his commitment to excellence, professionalism, civility and ethics.
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A Nuclear Power Supplier's Clock Is Ticking
USEC is stuck without a loan guarantee, and a stopgap agreement expires soon.
By JONATHAN HELLER
Oct 19, 2011 | 11:16 AM EDT
Stocks quotes in this article: USU, BWC
The small nuclear power related names have really taken it in the chin over the past year. Shares of USEC (USU), a leading supplier of uranium-enriched fuel that supplies more than half of the U.S. market and 30% of international markets, are down 65% year to date. And that dreadful performance includes a 71% run-up in shares since the beginning of October.
USEC has been beset by a variety of issues over the years. Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster last year has certainly left a bad taste in many a mouth regarding the future of nuclear power, and this has weighed on the stock. In May, Germany announced that it will shut down all of its nuclear plants by 2022. While this will be no small feat, given that nuclear power generates more than 20% of the nation's electricity and it is unclear how Germany will make up the difference, the announcement illustrates the fear that resulted from Japan's disaster.
USEC's problems run deeper than skepticism over whether nuclear power is a safe and long-term solution. For years, the company has been attempting to secure a $2 billion loan guarantee from the U.S. Department of Energy in order to complete construction of its American Centrifuge Plant in Piketon, Ohio. Without the loan guarantee, the project is dead in the water.
Although USEC has been able to extend standstill agreements with major investors Toshiba and Babcock & Wilcox (BWC) through Oct. 31, giving the company some extra time to close the second phase of their investment in USEC, time is running out. USEC has slowed construction on the project and sent notices to American Centrifuge workers about potential layoffs. The company is attempting to secure a conditional loan guarantee from the Department of Energy by Nov. 1.
As an investor in USEC, I am nervous that the fate of this company is for all intents and purposes in the hands of the DOE, which is currently under fire for its "investment" in the bankrupt solar panel manufacturer Solyndra. It's rarely wise, in my opinion, to have an investment thesis whose success is predicated on help (or a bailout for that matter) from the federal government.
The question now is whether nuclear power has a future in this country and whether the completion of ACP is a vital part of that strategy. I believe there's a good probability that nukes will remain a major source of power. It may take some time for the stigma and fear of nuclear power to dissipate, but what alternatives do we have at this point?
Meanwhile, you can expect USEC to continue trading like an option. That's basically what it is at this point. This company is not for the faint of heart, and Nov. 1 is quickly approaching.
At the time of publication, Heller was long USU.
Please note that due to factors including low market capitalization and/or insufficient public float, we consider USU to be a small-cap stock. You should be aware that such stocks are subject to more risk than stocks of larger companies, including greater volatility, lower liquidity and less publicly available information, and that postings such as this one can have an effect on their stock prices
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New to Medicare? Drop Covered California Fast
Another in a series of Q&A columns answering consumers' questions about the Affordable Care Act.
It's open-enrollment season again, and I'm not just talking about Covered California.
Among those making important health care decisions right now are more than 50 million Americans — including more than 5 million Californians — who have Medicare. That's the federal health insurance program for people 65 and older and those with kidney failure and certain disabilities.
Medicare open enrollment runs until Dec. 7.
From a consumer standpoint, Obamacare doesn't shake up Medicare dramatically. But the two intersect, and sometimes in ways that could crimp your finances. Today, I'll explain what you or your loved ones can do to help you avoid a crash at that intersection.
Q:I signed up for health insurance through Covered California. I still have the policy, but I turned 65 and got Medicare. I had an accident and Medicare paid as the primary. Can I use the Covered California policy to pay my co-pays?
A: Unfortunately, no. Both plans are considered primary insurance, which means neither is secondary in this situation, says Elaine Wong Eakin, executive director of California Health Advocates, a Medicare advocacy and education group.
Simple enough, right? No way. There's arguably a more important issue buried in the question and it has to do with these five words: "I still have the policy."
If you have a Covered California plan, chances are that you also receive tax credits that reduce your monthly insurance premiums. (Nearly 90 percent of people who purchased their plans through Covered California, the state's health insurance exchange, receive the credits.)
When you turn 65 and enroll in Medicare, you become ineligible for those tax credits, which can amount to hundreds of dollars a month.
"On the day your Medicare coverage begins, your (tax credits) end and your Covered California plan will also be canceled," says Larry Hicks, a spokesman for Covered California.
But don't count on Medicare and Covered California to communicate with each other about your policy. And, beware, you will owe money back to the government if you keep taking the credits after your Medicare begins.
Tom Freker, a Fountain Valley insurance agent, discovered that unpleasant fact this year.
He has several clients with subsidized Covered California plans who aged into Medicare. The first received close to $600 per month in tax credits, he says. At the time, he wasn't sure whether to leave her on her Covered California plan once her Medicare coverage began, so he called her health insurer and Covered California to find out.
"When I called Covered California, they said 'Your client is going to get hammered if she stays on her plan'," he says.
At the end of this year, Covered California will mail tax forms to all consumers who receive tax credits, similar to the 1099 you get if you earn interest income, Hicks says.
These forms 1095 will detail the amount of tax credits you received and will have to be reported to the IRS when you file your taxes, he says. If the federal government determines that you received more tax credits than you were eligible for, you will owe the government a repayment, Hicks says.
So what does this mean? It means, my friends, that you need to take the initiative and cancel your Covered California plan when your Medicare coverage starts.
"We tell people to call Covered California and their health plans to save them from having to pay anything back," Wong Eakin says.
She advises you to make these calls before your Medicare coverage becomes effective.
If you're not sure if this applies to you, there's free, one-on-one Medicare counseling available through a group called the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program, or HICAP. Visit the California Health Advocates website at www.cahealthadvocates.org or call 800-434-0222 to find HICAP offices in your county.
And don't forget, if you already have Medicare, you do not need to purchase additional coverage to meet the Obamacare insurance requirement. You're already covered.
However, if your Medicare does not include Part A, which covers hospitalization, you may not meet the Obamacare insurance requirement. Call HICAP to find out what options you have.
Finally, during this open enrollment season, don't go looking for Medicare plans — whether we're talking Part D, Medicare Advantage or Medigap — from Covered California.
Covered California specializes in private insurance policies for individuals, families and small businesses. It does not sell plans for government-sponsored health programs like Medicare and Medi-Cal.
Covered California's open enrollment runs through Feb. 15, 2015.
The CHCF Center for Health Reporting partners with news organizations to cover California health policy. Located at the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, it is funded by the nonpartisan California HealthCare Foundation.
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Positioned in a quiet pocket between three schools, just 2 minutes drive from Success Primary, 3 minutes to Jandakot Primary and 5 minutes to Emmanuel Catholic School.
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Close to schools, transport and only 7 min drive to Gateway shopping centre and the train station to Perth and Mandurah.
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Róisín Pierce is an Irish textile designer who graduated from the National College of Art and Design (Dublin, Ireland) with a BA Hons in Textile design in 2016. Led by experimental textiles and sculptural forms, Róisín explores fabric manipulation using her own method of manipulating the material to create different layered textures by combining innovative 3D fabric manipulation and traditional textile techniques. Her latest S/S18 collection is a continuing exploration of textiles, construction and sculptural silhouettes for a contemporary audience.
2015's Artists-in-Residence nicoandmartin will return to Killruddery on Ocotber 8th to launch their new album Owl Music. Owl Music is a circular nocturne of original instrumental lullaby with interludes of sea, played on double bass, piano, harp, concertina, guitar, shruti and sansula, created by musicians Nico Brown and Martin Brunsden.
Nico Brown and Martin Brunsden have been playing music together for more than 20 years. Professional performers and composers, their album for families 'Out Of The Door Of The Ark', was re-released in 2014.
'Owl Music' has been 5 years in the making. We have families of our own and we've worked with families long enough to know how important bedtime listening is. So we started recording a seamless bedtime concert of instrumental lullaby music for children and their parents.
When it was finished, and we asked friends of all ages for their reactions, we realised it was perhaps an album for children, their parents, and for anyone else who likes gentle listening at the close of day – or at any other time. Andy pointed out we had a nocturne on our hands.
Singer-songwriter Lisa Lambe will make a guest appearance at the launch, which Fionnuala & Anthony will be hosting.
We are delighted that this summer at Killruddery singer and actress Lisa Lambe will be Artist in Residence.
Lisa's first album, 'Hiding Away', was recorded in Nashville and was received to much acclaim in Ireland , US and Europe. For her forthcoming album, Lisa is delighted to create,capture and record the project on home ground.
Martin plays double bass and singing saw. He has worked with holy men and women, artists, musicians, poets, sculptors and theatre companies – as well as a magnificent herd of children.
Fiachna has worked with African gospel singers, Moroccan tribesmen, Texan swingers and Irish balladeers as well as performing with his own band Hothouse Flowers for over thirty years. He also takes regular holidays on the radio!
As part of Killruddery Silent Film Festival (19th – 21st September), the Twin Headed Wolf will invent a live Silent Film, the narrative of which will reveal itself as guests are escorted around the garden, with scenes unfolding in various selected locations. They will work with professional actors and performers, and live music will accompany the show! Expect the unexpected!
This show will begin at 5pm on Saturday and will repeat at 3.15 on Sunday.
Regular Garden Entrance applies for the day i.e 6.50 for adults and children under 12 free. Free to members and festival ticket holders. Booking is not necessary.
For those of you who have registered for Culture Nights, Evening of Light in the Gardens: Twin Headed Wolf will also perform a fire procession around 8.45pm near the Long Ponds, there will be a repeat for audience exiting the Buster Keaton's screening in the Library!
Please note general reservations to The Evening of Light (19th of September) places are now fully booked.
There are still allocated places left for the Buster Keaton screening (8.30pm). You can book a ticket to this event here. Gates open at 7pm.
Or register complimentary for the Buster Keaton Screening when you buy a ticket to any other Film Festival screening. Buy a festival ticket here.
Twin Headed Wolf are twin sisters and creative partners from the West of Ireland. Operating primarily as a musical folk duo, they also have backgrounds in sculpture, performance art, ancient rituals, theatrical performances, circus skills and festival walkabouts. They have, over the past year, been exploring the boundaries of specific art forms and have attempted to construct performances that exist outside of any one particular discipline. They have taken their shows to many different spaces including art galleries, theatre venues, music venues and festivals. They often collaborate with an array of performers from various artistic backgrounds. Their ventures have brought them to such places as Glastonbury, Electric Picnic and Norway.
During her residency Mackey made a type of 'portrait' of Killruddery Gardens using scientific methods of distilling plant material to produce different colour samples that represnet the various plants.
This 'Portrait' was exhibited in the Mermaid Arts Centre from the 10th of May 2013. In her artist's talk at Killruddery on the 26th of April, Christine Mackey demonstrated that her research-based practice is rooted in environmental concerns and the development of meaningful participation. Employing diverse disciplines, subject matter and tactics, Mackey creates work that can generate different kinds of knowledge of place – their hidden histories and ecological formations.
You can find more information on Christine and her work here, get in touch with her on twitter @christineleitri.
We invited Nico and Martin to take part in another residency programme with us in 2014.
These two musicians who collaborate to create music, most often aimed at humans of early ages have, been developing a new show; Space.
In July Nico and Martin worked into the fabric of this show and the outcome was delivered in the Grainstore on Sunday the 13th of July. It is our pleasure to have been able to provide a space where they could ignore distractions, develop, and add new songs to their extensive collection of music for all the family.
Nico and Martin also treated Thursday night supper guests to an evening of international tunes. They were centre stage in The Enchanted Garden – Kids Zone at Groove Festival in early July.
You can find out more about Nico & Martin here.
Gavin Beattie is a Wicklow based Graphic Designer / Illustrator / Screenprint artist. As well as producing his own design and illustration work, Gavin is co-founder of Tiny Little Horse (www.tinylittlehorse.com), a small, design and poster art collective producing limited edition, hand-screenprinted posters and prints. Gavin has also designed CD and record artwork for various bands.
Gavin Beattie has designed and printed a 3 colour, handmade, silkscreen print of Killruddery out of his Greystones studio.
Printed using eco-friendly, water-based inks on 250gsm, recycled Cyclus© paper, this print has been exclusively produced for Killruddery House & Gardens and is strictly limited to 100 signed and numbered prints.
It is available unframed (will fit a standard IKEA 40 x 50cm frame) or professionally framed by Cherry Lane Gallery using acid-free, archive materials and a hand-applied lime wash from the Killruddery shop.