Situated within the Parish Council Community Centre, Bell Lane; Ackworth Community Library opened its doors in March 2013 following the closure of the facility by the local authority earlier the same year.
Situated in the Ackworth Parish Council Community centre on Bell Lane, the library now opens six, half days a week and has over 1000 members.
The library has quickly become a hub for the local community as a place to meet and socialise as well as providing traditional library services.
With over 9000 books covering topics from crafts to fiction and local history to crime the library has something for everyone to read. There is a talking book section and an extensive children's library with early readers books, fiction, study material and a teenage readers section.
Members and visitors are welcome to use our computers, including Apple computers, and advice on using the machines, surfing the internet, printing and general computer use is always available. Photocopying and scanning services are also on offer.
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Q: Generic Linked List in C I have a linked_list struct:
 typedef struct  linked_list{
        void *data;
        struct linked_list *next;
        struct linked_list *previous;
    } linked_list;

And some linked list operations:
linked_list *init_linked_list() {
    linked_list *ll;
    ll = (linked_list *) malloc(sizeof(linked_list));

    ll->next = ll;
    ll->previous = ll;
    return ll;
}

void add_element( linked_list *list, void *element) {
    linked_list *list_element;

    list_element = malloc(sizeof(linked_list));
    list_element->data = element;

    list_element->next = list->next;
    list->next->previous = list_element ;
    list->next = list_element ;
    list_element->previous = list;
}

I have a graph struct:
typedef struct graph {
    int number_vertices;
    vertex **vertices;
} graph;

I have a vertex struct:
typedef struct vertex {
    int time;
    char *name;
    linked_list *edges;
} vertex;

I have a edge struct:
typedef struct edge{
    int weight;
    int change;
    vertex *to;
} edge;

And an "add-edge" function:
void add_edge_to_vertex(vertex *v,  int weight, int change, vertex *to) {
    edge *pEdge = malloc(sizeof(edge));
    pEdge->weight = weight;
    pEdge->change = change;
    pEdge->to = to;
    // add edge to vertex linked list
    add_element(v->edges, pEdge);
}

Now to my problem. I setup my graph:
int aSize = 30;
int bSize = 30;
pGraph = malloc(sizeof(graph));
pGraph->vertices = malloc(sizeof(vertex*) * aSize);
pGraph->vertices[0] = malloc(sizeof(vertex) * bSize);

I setup my a vertex and init the linked_list:
vertex *pVertex ;
pVertex = malloc(sizeof(vertex));
pVertex->edges = init_linked_list();

And I add the vertex to my graph:
pGraph->vertices[a][b] = *pVertex;

Last I add an edge between two vertices:
add_edge_to_vertex(&pGraph->vertices[a][i], 100, 0, &pGraph->vertices[a][i+1]);

When I try to fetch the edge weight, I get an segment fault: 11
vertex *v = &pGraph->vertices[0][0];
linked_list *ll = v->edges;
int s = linked_list_size(ll);
printf("%d\n", s); // outputs 1 - works so far!
edge *e = (edge *) ll->data;
int weight = e->weight; // segment fault: 11 ..

I have also tried to add an int and a char to the linked_list struct, and fetched that value, instead of fetching (and casting) edge from the "void *data". This works.
My problem now is, that I don't know if my fault is when I fetch the data, or when I store the data.

A: Your linked list has one extra node at the start that does not have its data member initialized (the node created by the init_linked_list() function).
When you do :
edge *e = (edge *) ll->data;

you get that first node's data member, which is uninitialized. That causes the segmentation fault when you try to dereference e.
Try this instead :
edge *e = (edge *) ll->next->data;

which will get the data member for the node that was inserted by the last add_element function call. Obviously, this is only safe if there has been at least one element added into the linked list.

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We held a contest for the t-shirt design for the 2015 Jingle Jog. The winning design was turned into a t-shirt. Youth and staff alike joined in on the Jingle Jog sporting the winning design on their shirts. Everyone had an awesome time!
December 18, 2015 – Christmas Luncheon Staff and youth gathered to celebrate Christmas with Santa and special guests Mildred Huie Wilcox and Mr. Leon Peacock! It was a wonderful celebration!
Art Therapy Exhibit Held this past summer in July of 2015 at Glynn Place Mall.
Halloween Pumpkin Carving Contest Every year the youth on campus participate in groups to have a pumpkin that is judged by the staff.


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South By Southwest attracts hundreds of music acts from all around the world. (Photograph by Lisa A. Walker)
SXSW: Where the World Comes Together
By Lisa A. Walker
Austin's eclectic musical heritage started in the late 1800s with live performances at German beer gardens. Since then, it has run the gamut from Tejano, to country, to punk rock. So it's no surprise that the South By Southwest Music Festival has evolved into a global fusion of music genres, drawing thousands of artists from dozens of different countries to the Texas capital each March.
Being surrounded by so much talent and diversity inspired me to not just hear the music this year, but to talk to some of the artists about where they're from, how they ended up at the festival, and the places they love most around the world.
I was lucky enough to meet up with two unique bands from two very different parts of the world: Frightened Rabbit, an indie rock band based in Scotland, and a Malian desert blues band called Terakaft. Here's a recap of our conversation:
Q: How did your band get its name?
Scott Hutchison, lead singer for Frightened Rabbit: I was a bit shy as a child so "frightened rabbit" was a nickname my parents had for me, or at least for the look I gave when I was forced into social situations. It's still part of my personality to this day, though it has been diminished significantly by being in the band.
Sanou Ag Ahmed, frontman for Terakaft: Terakaft actually means "caravan" in our native Tamasheq language. I chose the name back in 2001 because it said so much about our own lives—nomadic, traditional, and alive by moving.
Scott Hutchison (left) and bandmate Billy Kennedy on stage in Austin. (Photograph by Lisa A. Walker)
Q: Why did you choose to come to SXSW this year, and what does it mean for your band?
Scott (Frightened Rabbit): This is our fourth time at SXSW, and it's quite different from the others. [This time], it's about introducing our new record and getting in front of people that have never seen us before. Performing in a showcase with the Flaming Lips on Thursday night was a great opportunity for new folks to check us out.
Diara, founder of Terakaft (and former member of Tinariwen): This is our first time at the festival, and actually our first time in the U.S. We know that music is important here, and that's why we wanted to come. We are very excited to be a part of it. I actually dreamt of coming to Texas, many years ago, as a very young boy.
Q for Frightened Rabbit: Do you have any advice for folks who are planning a trip to Scotland?
Scott: Scotland really has it all. Edinburgh and Glasgow are very different and on either side of the country, which is only a 50-minute journey. Glasgow is more modern from shipbuilding and Edinburgh has the castles, cobbled streets, etc. Although we both live in the bigger cities now, [my brother, Grant, and I] grew up in a very small town in the south called Selkirk, which is in a pretty historic area of Scotland. The heart of Robert the Bruce is said to be buried 10 miles away in the ruins of Melrose Abbey, and there is evidence of Roman settlements in the same area. I have a lot of affection for Selkirk and the Scottish Borders region. It's a place I'll always call home.
We were also lucky enough to do a tour of the Scottish Highlands and islands last year, as part working band and really part tourist because there were places I had never visited before. I would recommend checking out the Outer Hebrides on the west coast. Some of the beaches, if you could up the temperature, would look like you could be in the Caribbean. It's freezing there, but quite idyllic. And the mountains? Very Middle-earthy.
Q: I watched the documentary you made while you were touring the Highlands, and really like the idea of the band traveling to reach fans in more remote places around Scotland. What gave you the idea to do that?
Sanou Ag Ahmed performs with Terakaft at SXSW in March 2013. (Photograph by Lisa A. Walker)
Scott: The inspiration for the tour came from growing up in a small town, where no bands would come to play. It's surprisingly difficult [to get around given] the size of the country. If you live on one of the islands you could have a three-hour ferry, followed by a six-hour journey — which all costs money. The whole experience was really refreshing, meeting the people that came to the shows. Some had been waiting for years. Then you go to the pub across the road and meet more people. It was much better than going from the dressing room to the show, and back to the dressing room to the bus. It was a very social thing as well. Scotland has loyalty to its fans and artists.
Q for Terakaft: Sadly, I know this is not the time to visit Mali due to the militant takeover and the ban on "non-devotional" music. Where are you living now, and do you hope to return one day?
Diara: The situation is still very difficult and we had to leave the country. Right now I live in a small village in Algeria close to the border. Sanou and my other nephew, Pino, [another member of the band] are living in Tamanrasset, which is kind of a capital in the Sahara region. But at least both places are safe. We are still in the same hills where our fathers [raised] their nomadic animals, but I do wish to return to northern Mali. [Though] I am hopeful that things will get better soon so [other] people can return.
Q: What is the most memorable place in the world you have performed so far?
Scott (Frightened Rabbit): Performing in Brooklyn and seeing the NYC skyline in the background.
Sanou (Terakaft): Skopje, Macedonia. The city, the scenery, and the mountains were really very beautiful. But we would like to see more of the natural beauty of [the United States] if possible.
Q: Finally, what did you enjoy most about SXSW?
Scott: The shows were all great, and each one was a highlight for a different reason. It makes all the stress of rushing around to the point of exhaustion worthwhile. The crowds were fantastic all weekend.
Diara/Sanou: Seeing so many people come for music, and so many bands.
Lisa A. Walker is a book production manager at National Geographic. Follow her story on Twitter @walkersvibes.

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Easy to do? No, but essential…
It seems that peace in this world today is elusive.
Yet the call to Christians today is the same as it always was. Matthew 5: 9 says we are called to be peacemakers. First Peter 3: 11 tells us to "seek peace and pursue it."
In Chapter 12 of John Stott's book The Cross of Christ, his call for peace is preeminent. If we are to live "under the cross" every aspect of our lives is to be shaped by the cross, including our conduct in relation to others and this includes that problematic group of people that we all seem to have: our enemies.
"You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven" [Matthew 5: 43-45].
That seems to be such a high bar, especially in this world today when love and peace do not seem to be uppermost on most people's minds. It may seem to be hyperbole, but the prevailing response to differing opinions today is often anger resulting in conflict, attack, and disparagement of others with different viewpoints.
Yet Stott says being a "peacemaker" is essential for living a "true" life devoted to "love and justice which characterized the wisdom of God in the cross" [288]. He points to three places where peace should be foremost: the church, the family and the Christian's life.
Let's summarize what Stott says about the church because of all places, one would think that love and peace should reign there, but sadly that is not always the case. Detractors of the church can find multiple examples of Christians not exhibiting love and peace with their fellow Christians. When a brother or sister have a sin problem that becomes public, self-righteous gossips appear within the church [quick to judge and spread their opinions]. When a contentious issue outside the church becomes a discussion within the church, people pick sides and go into attack mode against differing opinions. The objective is to demolish differing views. When a pastor makes a mistake and needs grace, support and restoration, the most common response seems to be a quick demand for resignation [no grace, no support and no effort at restoration]. The New Testament is clear about the need for love and peace regarding differences in the church. "Jesus Himself made it abundantly plain that the object of discipline (within the church) was not to humiliate, let alone to alienate, the person concerned, but rather to reclaim him or her" [Stott, 290; see also Matthew 18: 15-17]. In my opinion, when contentious issues arise within a church, intelligent discussion should happen (everyone involved should gather factual information, after careful thought, everyone involved can express their views in a respectful manner, everyone should know that changing other people's minds is not the goal but understanding other views is the goal even if those views differ from yours [and you don't intend to alter your personal viewpoint). It may be needless to say but nonbelievers bolster their reasons for nonbelief when they see Christians who are unable to exhibit love and peace in their "own house." Why would they want to become members of a hypocritical institution called "the church," people who say one thing and then do another.
An additional area where love and peace should reign is the home. Christian parents should want their attitude toward their children to be marked by the cross. Stott writes "Love is the indispensable atmosphere within which children grow into emotional maturity. Yet this is not the soft, unprincipled love that spoils the children, but the 'holy love' that seeks their highest welfare, whatever the cost [Stott, 289]. Christian familial love does not eliminate discipline because the loving parent knows that the goal of parenting should be the highest good in the child. I know this phrase is too simple but Stott writes "Justice without mercy is too strict, and mercy without justice too lenient." Children know about justice and mercy because they know when they do wrong and they know they deserve punishment. Parents have the job of setting boundaries and children know they need them, we all need them. Again love and justice comes from God and parents should know how to love the family and how to mete out deserved punishment.
Lastly, the Christian's struggle with love and peace is the bedrock from which the two aforementioned areas are built. What am I to do if it is impossible to live at peace with someone who is unwilling to live at peace with me? What did Christ do when confronted by hostile forces that meant Him harm. Jesus was the "world's preeminent peacemaker." Stott writes "when He [God] determined on reconciliation with us, His 'enemies' who had rebelled against Him, He 'made peace' through the blood of Christ's cross" [289].
What must we do? I agree one hundred percent that it begins with listening. Stott calls this listening "sustained, painstaking listening to both sides." When I used to teach listening skills I often drew a distinction between listening with an open mind and listening with an empty gun chamber. A poor listener is not processing another's message with the aim of understanding as much as they are preparing to "fire back" a rebuttal in order to win what they see as a debate. It takes effort to sympathize with others, much less empathize with others. It takes effort to understand the language that has led to misunderstanding.
If understanding occurs and responsibility for misunderstanding is accepted, it is hard to apologize to others, for today no one seems to want to accept blame. If others have done wrong, it is equally uncomfortable to have to rebuke another, for that risks destroying relationships, anger and further recrimination. Again we can turn to the Bible for guidance in these matters. Jesus said "If your brother sins, rebuke him and if he repents forgive him."
Stott comments "The incentive to peace-making is love, but it degenerates into appeasement whenever justice is ignored. To forgive and to ask for forgiveness are both costly exercises." My belief is that the idea of peace and loving one another is a cornerstone of our faith. Easy to do? No, but essential for our ability to stay true to God . "All authentic Christian peace-making exhibits the love and justice—and so the pain—of the cross" [289].
Our new pastor at my church inspires us all with the last words he says after he prays his benediction. He raises his arms toward God and the cross that hangs from our ceiling and he utters these words: "Go in peace."


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Seattle Faces Backlash After Easing Up On Punishing Crimes Involving Mental Illness
By Martin Kaste
Some prosecutors are less inclined to seek jail time for offenses committed by people with mental illness or drug problems. But public frustration is growing in Seattle.
Criminal Justice Overhaul Sparks Backlash In Seattle
Seattle's progressive approach to prosecuting homeless people who commit serious crimes is creating a backlash. Many want more aggressive prosecutions of violent mentally ill people.
Offensive Social Media Posts By Police Lead To Internal Investigations In Several Cities
A scandal over racist and violent social media posts by police officers has led to investigations in several cities. What's the damage to public trust, and how much free speech should cops have?
Whale Watchers Accused Of Loving Endangered Orcas To Death
The question of whether boat-based watching tours are really harmless has become more urgent in Washington state, where Southern Resident killer whales have been declining since the 1990s.
Heavily Armed Gunman Shot Dead Outside Federal Courthouse In Dallas
By Martin Kaste / Scott Neuman
Authorities identified the gunman as a 22-year-old Army veteran. Police have not released a motive for the shooting in which no one else was injured.
Do Extended Magazines Facilitate Mass Shootings?
Virginia Beach is the latest mass shooting involving a weapon equipped with a high-capacity ammunition magazine, which some gun safety groups would like to restrict.
The Role Extended Magazines Are Playing In The Gun Control Debate
The gunman in Virginia Beach had large capacity magazines with him during Friday's shooting. Gun control groups would like to restrict those accessories, saying they're too useful for mass shooters.
Experts Talk Best Practices For Facial Recognition Technology
San Francisco's move to ban facial recognition software has worried the industry, which would prefer regulation. But what should regulation look like? We talk to the experts on both sides.
San Francisco Is First U.S. City To Ban Facial Recognition Technology
Police in San Francisco will be banned from using facial recognition, part of sweeping restrictions put on surveillance technology used by the city's agencies.
More Guns In Cars Mean More Guns Stolen From Cars
Tennessee is caught in a vicious cycle: Fear of gun crime in traffic has caused more people to carry guns in their cars, which has created a new supply of stolen guns for criminals.
Defining What's Excessive In Police Property Seizures Remains Tricky
The Supreme Court ruled that seizing a $42,000 Land Rover was an "excessive fine" in a recent landmark decision on civil asset forfeiture. Future rulings will have to further define that term.
After Boeing Crashes, New Attention On The Potential Flaws Of Software
Two Boeing 737 Max crashes are raising questions about whether the convenience of software has made it easier to miss the seriousness of possible flaws.
Investigators Probe Software's Role In Deadly Boeing 737 Max Crashes
The probe of two Boeing plane crashes is focused, for the moment, on software. We examine how software has become a common fix for problems with hardware across industries, and how it can go too far.
New Zealand Mosque Attacks Raise Questions About Internet's Role In Radicalization
The rambling document allegedly written by the attacker in New Zealand echoes the sarcasm and "trolling" of the internet. How much of his inspiration comes from internet politics in the U.S.?
Boeing Will Pause Delivery Of 737 Max Jets, But Continue To Build Them
Boeing's 737 Max line has been grounded, making things tricky at the plant near Seattle. It's filled with undelivered 737s and it's not clear what will happen to them.
'Reasonableness' Standard For Police Is Under Pressure After High-Profile Shootings
Police reformers say states should make it easier to bring criminal charges against police who commit "lawful, but awful" shootings. But police warn that such legislation may go too far.
House Passes Second Gun Background Check Bill In As Many Days
By Brakkton Booker / Martin Kaste
The measure seeks to close the so-called "Charleston loophole" that allowed an avowed white supremacist to buy a gun he used to kill 9 people at Mother Emanuel AME in Charleston. S.C., in 2015.
House Votes To Heighten Background Checks For Gun Purchases
The House is voting Wednesday and Thursday to "enhance" the background check system for gun purchases. One proposed fix is extra time for the checkers.
When Sheriffs Won't Enforce The Law
Some sheriffs in Washington state say they won't enforce a new gun law. It's the latest example of sheriffs exercising what some regard as their duty to resist "government overreach."
Some Sheriffs In Rural Washington Refuse To Enforce New Gun Law
By refusing to enforce the gun-control law, it's the latest example of sheriffs who claim they have a special duty to resist "bad" laws in the name of the people who elected them.
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Do you ever find yourself passing by a restaurant again and again and telling yourself, one day I'm going to try that place?
Well, that's exactly how I ended up at the Sake House Japanese Restaurant in Palm City.
As it turns out, I definitely was missing out on some delicious authentic Japanese cuisine.
This humble chef owned and operated eatery offers a wide variety of appetizers, sushi/sashimi, entrees, combos, and even a economical meal plan for those on a budget.
Chef Margaret Shen and her staff will happily guide you through the menu helping you choose flavors and textures that suit your taste.
Our pleasant server, Lee, pointed out that all the sauces and soups are made in house and did an excellent job of recommending dishes to my non- adventurous (Mr. Meat and Potatoes) husband.
He started with an appetizer of fried pork Gyoza ($5.95), a paper thin filled dumpling similar to a pot sticker. They had a chewy texture with plenty of filling and where accented by a spicy sweet dipping sauce fragrant with ginger and garlic.
He wanted no part of my special Crispy Flake Roll ($12.95) beautifully prepared at the sushi bar with tempura shrimp, spicy tuna, avocado, masago (roe) and crispy flake in a sweet eel sauce. The flavors and textures of this roll were outstanding and I savored every bite.
He played it safe with his entree of Pork Katsu ($13.95). It's basically a tenderized and panko-breaded pork cutlet served with Tonkatsu, a sweet, fruity dipping sauce and a side of nicely seasoned white rice. The pork was crispy and tender, a perfect dish for the conservative diner.
I went for the Beef Negimaki ($17.95), which I had not tried before.The tender strips of beef rolled around scallions were lightly breaded and flash-fried, sprinkled with sesame seeds and drizzled with an amazing sweet teriyaki glaze. It was served with a side of white rice. I found this dish both hearty and delicate with a superb texture and flavor.
Entrees are served with a traditional miso soup studded with tofu, seaweed and scallion in a lightly salted soybean broth as well as a refreshing salad topped with a ginger-scented sweet and sour dressing.
The takeout business was booming the night we visited, but I was very happy to dine in. I found the atmosphere clean, cozy and tastefully decorated.
Don't pass by, give Sake House a try.


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David Hammer, President of Hammer Homes, is a licensed general contractor with over a natural eye for detail and design and 30 years of experience as a building contractor in Colorado Springs. He started building custom cabinetry as a teen and knew he had found his calling.
He has been building custom luxury homes in the Colorado Springs area for over 25 years.
Debbie Hammer, David's wife, lives for floorplan design and making each home custom to its owners. She also assists with design changes and works with clients, guiding them in their color selection finishes. She is also a Real Estate Agent.
Hammer Homes approaches the building process with great sensitivity and wisdom. While giving attention to detail in the process, our designer and building contractors remain responsive to our clients needs, concerns and desires.
In a culture that produces products that quickly break down, we persevere in striving for excellence in all our work.
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New York Giants head coach Pat Shurmur can't commit to quarterback Eli Manning for the 2019 season and beyond that.
As we would expect, New York Giants head coach Pat Shurmur can't commit to Eli Manning for next season. No matter how good they may finish, it's still a looming question and discussion.
Will he be the Big Blue quarterback at all after this season?
It's set that Eli will start this Sunday against the Washington Redskins. The Giants aren't yet mathematically eliminated from playoff contention. Therefore, it would make sense to still play Eli in order to win games.
He has played well in recent weeks, as Big Blue has won three of their last four games. They're now 4-8 after starting 1-7 on the year.
However, the chances of making the playoffs are still a long shot. Many believe evaluating backup quarterback Kyle Lauletta would make sense as well. Again, it's still a looming discussion.
On Tuesday, Shurmur spoke to WFAN's Mike Francesa regarding this.
Shurmur also mentioned it's not just Eli. The players and weapons around him offensively have to put it all on the table as well.
It's been said before. If the two-time Super Bowl MVP is the best option at quarterback for the Giants in 2019, then keep him. Lauletta could be next up, but he may not be ready just yet to lead an NFL franchise.


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Tomas Camarrillo Ballesteros, 104, of Woodway passed away Wednesday, January 25, 2023. A Visitation with the family will be 6-7pm, Tuesday, January 31st at Grace Gardens Funeral Home with a Rosary at 7pm. Funeral Mass will be noon, Wednesday, February 1, 2023 at St. Francis on the Brazos. Burial will follow at Oakwood Cemetery. Tomas was born August 19, 1918 in San Marcos, Texas to Apolonio and Browla Ballesteros, one of five children. He bravely served his country...
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Amalia Morales-Salazar passed away peacefully Tuesday January 24, 2023, at the age of 94. Visitation will begin at 6:00P.M. followed by a memorial service 7:00P.M. Monday January 30th at Grace Gardens Funeral Home Chapel, 8220 Woodway Dr. with Apolonio Vielma Jr. speaking. Amalia was born July 10, 1928, in Grandview, Texas, the daughter of the late Anusasion "Sherman" and Pilar Salazar Morales. She had three sisters Dominga, Dora and Nieves, Two brothers; Tomasito and...
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An association for managing general agencies is developing a four-phase solution intended to help its members deal with proliferating compliance demands. Peter Lamarche, President of the Canadian Association of Independent Life Brokerage Agencies (CAILBA) and President of Blonde and Little Financial Services, presented the project for the first time publicly to an audience at the Insurance and Investments Convention held Nov. 9 in Montreal.
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And, insurers are stepping up the pressure with verifications of MGAs' compliance policies and procedures, Mr. Lamarche added. "The insurers now are coming along and starting to conduct audits, surveys, changes of contracts."
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He says the Compliance Toolbox could save CAILBA members a great deal of money. "If you were to build this from the ground up as an individual MGA, excluding the cost of compliance officers or systems, you'd probably be looking at a cost of $50,000 to $100,000 just to put these things together." There will be no cost for CAILBA members to access the compliance materials beyond their usual membership fees. The scheduled launch of this phase of the project is spring 2011.
Mr. Lamarche adds that large MGAs generally already have compliance regimes in place, but they are still backing CAILBA's project since they see a value in it as a benchmark that they can use to compare their own systems.
The second phase of the project is to provide ongoing compliance consultation support and customization of a firm's compliance regime. The third phase will involve maintaining and updating the Compliance Toolbox information. And, the fourth phase would be aimed at developing a "CAILBA Accredited Compliance Standard."
If CAILBA can successfully develop its project to this point, Mr. Lamarche says MGAs may be able to leverage compliance accreditation with insurers for better services, faster turnaround times, fewer audits, and perhaps more compensation. Agents would also value working with an MGA that held such accreditation, he said.
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The Call to Action Steering Team has released the findings of independent research commissioned by the committee regarding congregational vitality and an operational assessment of the connectional church, and invites others to review the research and provide comments and ideas.
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In the South Central and Southeast jurisdictions, the length of tenure of the clergy as pastors had a relationship with vitality, while in the Northeast, pastors spending more time on personal devotion and worship had a strong relationship. In the Western jurisdiction, churches that are representative of the community and have pastor that leads in the context of the community have a higher association with vitality.
The second body of research was a system-wide operational assessment of the connectional church which looked at how the denomination is currently using people, money and processes at the district, annual conference and general church levels.
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• Utilizing opportunities for improved affordability and effectiveness
"It's important that we align our culture, structures and processes in ways that support vitality in congregations," said Palmer. "The findings confirmed that there are key areas that need improvement. The steering team and many others share a commitment to address these elements as we enter the next phases of our work."
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SPAIN: Gamesa has launched the G114 2.0, a new 2MW turbine designed for low wind sites.
The turbine features a new 55.5-metre blade and comes in tower sizes of between 93-metres and 140-metres. Gamesa claims the G114 will help it in its aim to lower the cost of energy of its turbines.
In 2010, it pledged to reduce its clients' 'Cost of Energy' by 20% and 30% over the next three years and five years respectively, as part of its business plan for 2011-to-2013.
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I SHOT WIFE, LOVER IN SELF DEFENCE
A man accused of murdering his wife and her alleged lover told the Lusaka High Court yesterday that he shot the two dead in self defence after they attacked him.
Peter Siwale, 34, a businessman of Lusaka's Meanwood area was testifying before Lusaka High Court Judge Catherine Phiri in the case he which he is charged with murdering his wife Charity Namukoko and the man suspected to be her lover Andrew Chibeka, both teachers of Meanwood in Lusaka.
"I shot both of them. I was provoked," Siwale said.
Siwale told the court that he suspected his wife was having an affair because she would go home late from work and changed her clothes in their daughter's bedroom.
He said his suspicions continued and at some point he saw a message on his wife's phone from the alleged lover Chibeka which read 'In am so crazy about you and am in love with you.'
The told the court that he visited Namukoko at her work place secretly and saw her walking out of the school with a man.
"When I went to visit her at her work place, I didn't tell her that I was going to visit her. I just went there because I wanted to know what time she was knocking off and her movements and the truth about my suspicions.
"I patiently waited for her to come out.
At around 17:30 hours she came out with a man.
I did not confront them, but followed them behind, slowly. They were walking and I was in a vehicle," he said.
He said as he was following them, the two branched off a few feet away from the road into a bush where they started kissing and embracing each other.
Siwale narrated that Chibeka started undressing his wife and at that point, he could not take it anymore so he decided to confront them.
He said his wife suddenly started insulting him, saying he was a useless man and that the 10 years they lived together were nothing.
Siwale said after a while, he suggested that the three go to his place and discuss the matter which they did. He said that he shot the two because he was provoked and thought his life was in danger when they ganged up on him and started beating him. Siwale said he then called his neighbour and asked her to escort him to the police as he had committed an offence.
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Buffalo's success with its garbage totes program might have inspired the Town of Tonawanda to undertake its own townwide program, but the bid specifications are modeled after Rochester's, whose totes some Town Board members don't like.
Some board members believe Rochester's totes are inferior to Buffalo's. And Kenmore officials say they are "uncomfortable" with the bid specifications since the village and town are planning a joint bid for the totes.
The Town Board has scheduled a special meeting for 4 p.m. Monday in the Municipal Building, 2919 Delaware Ave., to discuss the specifications with the village.
Kenmore has prepared its own specifications that are similar to Buffalo's.
"We are a little more comfortable with the specs we have written," said Kenmore Mayor John W. Beaumont.
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Tonawanda Councilman John A. Bargnesi is the biggest opponent of the Rochester-influenced bid sheet.
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First day of the year, and I've found myself dipping my toes in the waters of Hong Kong. The city feels so much like my home town of Singapore, busy streets, busy people, lots to eat, lots to shop, so there's a certain kind of familiarity. But I realized that Hong Kong offers this kind of, je ne sais quoi, a certain old school charm. Maybe it's in the air, I feel like I can walk for hours and not feel tired over here.
I decided that I'd do things I haven't done in Hong Kong. I've done the shopping and clubbing thing here, so this time, I chose to visit spots outside of the city. I took a windy bus trip out to St Stephen's Beach. The roads were so narrow and the busses took up the entire lane, it really scared me how close these busses would get while crossing each other in opposite directions! I don't know how they do it!
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After this, I made my way to Stanley Main Street, where there was much more activity, buskers, and street performers, bustling restaurants and shops.
I bought myself a little bubble making gun and started firing away bubbles in the square, all the kids went crazy for them! Running around trying to catch or pop every bubble in sight. It was such a lovely day.
While on this trip, the skies were not extremely kind, as it was rather gloomy on most, but that didn't stop me from heading to Hong Kong Central where AIA had set up a big carnival! The Great European Carnival! Now, I haven't been to a carnival in the longest time, and these things are SO hard to come by in Singapore. So I was thrilled when I saw the colorful lights of the rides from afar, and couldn't help but squeal like a little child and run towards them!
It was still drizzling but I didn't care! Straight to the bumper cars I went! I then took a stroll around to check out everything the carnival had to offer. From scary rollercoasters to carnival games, and even an ice skating rink, there was so much to do! I ran out of tokens pretty quickly and had to get some more. I think that this carnival is definitely a fun thing to do on your trip to Hong Kong. Especially on a date! I believe they only run till Feb 2016 so you'll have to check their website for future visits.
Let's see, what else did I check out in Hong Kong? Oh yes! I finally went to visit Big Buddha! OMG was it super cold and cloudy that day! It was like we were taking the cable car ride through a big giant cloud! Still, it was really beautiful when I arrived at Tian Tan Buddha. After climbing 268 steps (!!!!!), I finally reached the top, and could marvel at this beautiful symbolic statue, as well as the nature that surrounded it.
Now, even though my trip to Hong Kong was a short one, I'm glad I got to experience the magic of the city. I find it exciting when I get to explore new places, and learn about different cultures. I didn't get to do much shopping in Causeway Bay or Hong Kong Central, or make it out to the clubbing streets. But I loved that my trip was a fun and relaxing one. I can't wait till I return to Hong Kong! My mission on the next trip? Climb Sunset Peak and watch the sun go down.
Until next time Hong Kong!


Boomers are famously the generation that wanted to try anything at least once – apparently that includes divorce.
Today's post-50 couples are twice as likely to divorce as the over-50 crowd in 1990. In fact, that age group is responsible for one in four divorces, according to a study published by Ohio University's Institute for Population Research.
That also happens to be the prime years for annuity owners, but who is thinking about annuities in a troubled marriage? It looks like advisors should be, but it is a tricky business, says Morris Armstrong, principal of Armstrong Financial Strategies, a registered investment advisory firm in Danbury, Conn.
If it's an IRA annuity, then the IRA rules take precedence. "But the client will need to know that the asset can be divided if stipulated by the divorce decree, and that the tax-free consequence is important," he says.
Advisors also need to keep in mind that the account custodians — brokerage firms, mutual funds or insurance companies — may have differing requirements, Armstrong says. For example, one firm may only want a letter from the divorcing husband and wife, while another firm may want to see the final papers from the divorce decree.
Some clients want the agent to provide guidance on how to split an annuity or to meet documentation requirements.
An advisor might consider getting authorization to act on the customers' behalf, he concedes, "but that can be cumbersome." In that case, the agent will most likely want to advise the policyholder to contact the company directly.
A Las Vegas attorney who works on trusts with high-net-worth clients, Oshins agrees that it's not always easy for an insurance and financial advisor to know whether a marriage or relationship is strong or rocky. But advisors can sometimes get a hint about this by listening to what the client says about the spouse or prospective spouse.
For instance, if the advisor notices that one spouse is muttering unkind things about the other, that could be a sign that it might be time to bring up the subject of divorce.
Make sure to document all discussions with the home office and the client, suggests Anthony R. Bartlett, a financial advisor and registered representative with Baystate Financial, Worcester, Mass.
Asset disparity could be another reason for having a divorce discussion. For instance, if one person is older and wealthier than a much younger spouse, how to handle the assets will be on the table. In those cases, he says, the wealthier spouse might call to ask what happens in event of divorce.
If divorce is imminent, and the advisor knows about it, the advisor should make a point to ask questions that might elicit details that could help with the planning.
But knowing in advance doesn't always happen. Oshins tells of one businessman for a startup company who decided, with the wife, to do a do-it-yourself divorce, because it was cheaper.
It turned out that the businessman did not know about QDROs, so Oshins advised the man to go to a family practice attorney for help. "He did go to an attorney, and ended up saving $100,000," says Oshins, who specializes in estate planning, not family practice.
Similar disclosures can and do occur in the offices of financial advisors, he points out. "For instance, a financial planner would have picked up the QDRO problem." So a good strategy for advisors is to start asking questions if they get wind of a divorce.
There are flies in the ointment that could make this advising juncture difficult, however.
For instance, Bartlett points out that benefits of the specific annuity may only be available to the owner or annuitant, and that riders on the contract are, many times, not transferable and thus lost when owners or annuitants are divorcing.
Another problem is that not all attorneys and judges are aware of how annuities and IRA annuities work. Oshins says he has seen them split up assets that legally can't be split or make other changes to ownership that will cause problems later on.
Although input from an annuity advisor could make a lot of difference in some of these cases, insurance and financial advisors are not always consulted.
For instance, some don't realize that, if there is a QDRO related to an employer-based retirement plan, a spouse can take money out of that plan with no premature distribution penalty. However, if that same spouse first rolls the money into an IRA, any withdrawals from that IRA will be subject to that penalty.
"So, if a younger client needs cash right away, make sure the client takes the money out of the retirement plan under the QDRO before putting it into an IRA or IRA annuity," Armstrong says.
The various ins and outs of divorce and annuities do not mean there are no opportunities for advisors. For one thing, Armstrong says that "doing a good job for the client, say, when dividing an annuity, always helps cement the relationship with the clients." The advisor may not make a new sale at that time, he allows, but the advisor is keeping the customer.
In addition, the divorce might bring forward assets that may be appropriate to recommend placing in an annuity. The population of people age 50 and up is increasingly having divorces, he points out. But due to the age, risk tolerance and income needs of this population, he says it might make sense to recommend for some of these individuals to take some of the assets from the divorce settlement and put them into an annuity.
"There is plenty of opportunity for an advisor, and there are plenty of tools from the carriers to help with this," he says.
Oshins believes another approach might also help, at least for wealthy clients. That is heading off some of the asset-related issues before a divorce ever occurs.
One vehicle for doing this is a domestic asset protection trust (DAPT), he said during a presentation of the recent annual meeting of National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors in Las Vegas. The DAPT is an irrevocable trust into which a client (in this case, a spouse) deposits money that the trustee can later distribute back to the client (again, in this case, spouse). After a stipulated period of time, those assets are insulated from claims of creditors, including a spouse in a divorce action, Oshins says.
It's not for everybody, but in certain cases, those trusts create a wall around the assets, he says.


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Tajikistan has rich deposits of gold, silver, and antimony. The largest silver deposits are in Sughd Province, where Tajikistan's largest gold mining operation also.
Oct 9, 2012 . Tajikistan, with a total population of 7768385 as of July 2012, is located in Central Asia, to the west of China, and south of Kyrgyzstan.
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