The period of U.S. history between 1921 and 1929, known as the Era of Prosperity, was dominated by the Republicans in the national government. The three Republican presidents who served during that time were: Warren G. Harding (1921–1923), Calvin Coolidge (1923–1929), and Herbert C. Hoover (1929–1933). Harding was incompetent and his administration was corrupt. He died in office (August 2, 1923) and was succeeded by Calvin Coolidge who served for nearly six years. Coolidge came into office with a reputation for honesty that he maintained throughout his administration. Very popular, he was re–elected to his own term of office in 1924; he could probably have run again successfully in 1928, however, he chose to step down. He was succeeded by Hoover who, since 1921, served as Secretary of Commerce in both Harding's and Coolidge's administrations. At first Hoover was very popular but the financial collapse of 1929 destroyed his reputation.
Businessmen wanted lower taxes and higher tariffs and the Republicans tried to accommodate them. In 1921 the new Secretary of the Treasury, Andrew W. Mellon, recommended a tax plan that included repeal of the wartime excess profits tax and an income tax reduction of nearly 40 percent. However, he had to compromise with Congress; the bill that finally passed reduced the maximum tax rate by 17 percent and raised corporate taxes by 2.5 percent. Mellon served all three administrations. By the end of the decade he had reduced the income tax rate by approximately 30 percent.
On May 11, 1924, Congress enacted a law known as the Emergency Tariff. It raised rates on meat and farm products. Then, in September 1922, Congress passed the Fordney-McCumber Tariff. This measure again raised tariff rates on farm products and also protected chemicals, silk and rayon textiles, toys, china, cutlery, and guns. This law remained in effect until 1930 when it was replaced by the Smoot-Hawley Tariff (which, again, raised rates substantially). By then the average on all imports was 40 percent.
The years following World War I (1914–1918) were marked by a declining birthrate in America. The number of children born fell from 23.7 per thousand in 1920, to 18.9 in 1930. Declining birthrates coupled with immigrant restriction led to an overall decline in population growth. However, this was not the only significant demographic feature of the period. Rural population declined and cities grew. Between 1920 and 1930 some six million people migrated from the farm to the city. By the end of the decade only 44 percent of Americans lived in rural areas (farms and small towns). Among those who moved to the cities were large numbers of African Americans. Eighty-nine percent of all African Americans lived in the South in 1910 but by 1930 the number had been reduced by 10 percent.
The overall economy during this period featured erratic shifts in profits and employment. During the World War I and immediately after it there was a production boom triggered by accelerated demand. Beginning in 1920, however, inflation gave way to a decline driven by the collapse of farm prices. Farmers had indulged in significant production increases during the war and now their markets were melting away. By the spring of 1921 the nation was in the throes of a full-fledged depression. Foreign trade was cut nearly in half, wholesale prices fell 24 percent, and unemployment neared 5,000,000. However recovery began in 1922 for most sectors of the economy (except agriculture); economic improvement continued with few reversals until 1929. It is mainly in comparison to the subsequent Great Depression that this decade is called the "Prosperity Decade."
Per capita income in the United States during the prosperous twenties rose from $620 in 1919 to $681 in 1929 (9 percent), while at the same time earnings increased by 26 percent. This trend was driven by large expansion in the construction industry and manufacturing; widespread confidence about the period seemed justified. However there were other indicators that suggested general trends were deceiving. These indicators revealed, among other things, a significant maldistribution of wealth. For example, corporate profits increased nearly 62 percent between 1923 and 1929, but workers' real income increased only 11 percent. Despite perceptions about the "Prosperity Decade," many people were not prosperous at all. A decent standard of living during that period required an annual income of $2,500, but 71 percent of all families had incomes below that figure.
Several industries which were barely in their infancy at the end of the war grew dramatically during the next decade. These included automobile, electric power, machinery and appliances, radio, aviation, and motion pictures industries. Measured by its social and economic impact, the automobile industry was easily the most important industry of the era. Automobile industry magnate Henry Ford (1863–1947) was the dominant leader of the industry. He perfected the Model T, a vehicle that practically anybody could afford. More importantly, he developed the moving assembly line which made production cheap and fast.
During the 1920s automobile production expanded dramatically from 1.5 million at the beginning of the decade to 4.8 million by the end. By 1929 the industry utilized 15 percent of all the steel and 80 percent of all the rubber production in the United States. Car manufacturers employed 7.1 percent of all the wage earners in the country and produced 12.7 percent of the value of all manufactured goods.
Electric power became the second most important economic interest in the country during the Era of Prosperity. By 1929 seventy percent of all homes had electric power. Widespread availability of electricity spurred the invention of new appliances such as irons, washing machines, vacuum cleaners and refrigerators.
Closely related to electric power was the radio industry. Until 1919 the federal government banned the private use of radio sets, but once the ban was lifted, the radio industry began its rapid growth. By 1929 forty percent of all American families had radio sets in their homes.
The aviation industry grew slowly in the first, few post–war years. Congress passed the Air Commerce Act in 1926, which gave control of commercial aviation to the Commerce Department; thus, the age of the aviation industry began. Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover (1874–1964) did all he could to promote the industry. Scheduled air service began in 1926 and by 1930 there were 122 airline companies in operation.
In 1896 the motion picture machine was invented by Thomas A. Edison (1847–1931); only seven years elapsed before production of the first "movie" with a story, The Great Train Robbery (1903). However, the motion picture industry really began in 1905 when admission to a projection house (5 cents) was first charged in Pittsburgh. The first theaters, called nickelodeons, were very popular. By 1907 there were 5,000 of them in all parts of the country. Over the next few years the technology improved dramatically and by World War I the large, ornate movie theater appeared. Sound and color were added by the end of the 1920s. By 1930 there were 23,000 theaters in the country with annual admissions revenue of $1.5 billion. The industry employed 325,000 people with a capital inventory of two billion dollars.
The 1920s (the Prosperity Decade) are often called the Age of Big Business. This is true not only because of the rapid expansion of industry but also because of numerous mergers which produced very large business entities. By 1929 two hundred corporations controlled 49 percent of all corporate wealth in the country and received 43 percent of all corporate income. There were only two monopolies by 1929—in the sulfur and aluminum industries—but there were many near monopolies or oligopolies (an oligopoly is an industry controlled by a very small number of participants).
When Congress passed the Clayton Anti-Trust Act in 1913 and simultaneously created the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), they had sought to end destructive competitive practices that had characterized business since the late nineteenth century. These practices had been largely abandoned by business in the 1920s; the rise of oligopolies had actually enhanced competition. Hence the goal of the government during this period was to encourage healthy competition. If that meant competition among a few, very large businesses which provided high quality goods and services to the people, so much the better. Critics, of course, charged that government had become the handmaid of business, but this was true only in a limited sense.
The American farmer suffered most from the depression of 1921–1922, and never fully recovered as did most other sectors of the economy. In 1919 farmers received 16 percent of the total national income. In 1929 they received only 8.8 percent.
Between 1921 and 1924 a non-partisan group in Congress known as the Farm Bloc worked aggressively on behalf of the farmers. They passed laws regulating the meat packers, the stockyards, and the grain exchanges, and they also created a system of government–backed credit for farmers. However, they did not address the real problem—overproduction. Congress tired to deal with this problem, but their efforts failed. Known as McNar-Haugen Bill, Congress approved a proposal to buy the surplus and sell it abroad. Farmers would then pay a tax on the part of the surplus they produced in order to finance the program. Although complicated, the plan might have worked, but it never became law because it was vetoed by President Coolidge.
Just before the Depression (1929–39) the Hoover administration passed the Agricultural Marketing Act (June 20, 1929). This law created the Federal Farm Board with a revolving fund of $500 million to be loaned to agricultural cooperatives so they could build warehouses and hold their members' products in case of a price decline. The Board was also authorized to stabilize prices through direct intervention in the market. The program was the most important effort yet attempted by the American government to stabilize and support agriculture. However, the Agricultural Marketing Act proved ineffective in the wake of the catastrophic economic collapse which began in 1929.
The country experienced a period of inflation just before the depression of 1921–22. This was the key factor in setting off a wave of strikes by means of which the American Federation of Labor (AFL) hoped to preserve wartime gains and expand the union movement. Some of these strikes succeeded, but there were others that failed and caused long–term damage to the labor movement. Among these were the great steel strike and the Boston Police Strike of 1919. In cases such as these, strike leaders were branded as radicals and public opinion turned against them.
Organized labor, contrary to the hopes of its leaders, did not grow during the 1920s-membership declined. The reasons for this include the absence of aggressive leadership in many of the unions coupled with the rise of a new concept called "welfare capitalism," which became popular in some industries. First promoted by Henry Ford, the idea was to seek cooperation rather than conflict between labor and management. This was to be accomplished by paying good wages, providing benefits like vacations, insurance, and retirement packages, and by listening to the workers' ideas. That this plan worked is reflected in the fact that AFL membership declined nearly 30 percent between 1920 and 1930.
The banking business and the stock market were practically unregulated during the 1920s and this led to considerable fluctuation in the world of finance. Many banks failed, particularly in rural areas dependent upon agriculture; conversely, numerous mergers occurred. Thus, while the number of banks declined by more than 5,700 between 1919 and 1929, their total resources increased spectacularly from $47.6 billion to $72 billion.
The way banks did business also changed. Before the war a commercial bank's chief function was to make short term loans to business and industry. But during the twenties most businesses were so profitable that they relied upon their own resources for expansion and current operating expenses. Hence the banks had large sums to invest in other ways. They increased their investments in stocks and bonds, increased loans against real estate, and loaned vast sums to stock brokers for speculative purposes. Bank loans to brokers against stocks and bonds totaled more than $8.5 billion by the fall of 1929. In addition, banks established their own investment affiliates and did their own speculating in the stock market. This progression continued as long as the market continued to boom as it did between 1926 and 1929, but the collapse, which came in the latter part of the year, took many banks with it. This was the dawn of the Great Depression and a new era in American economic history.
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Chandler, Alfred Dupont. Strategy and Structure: Chapters in the History of the American Enterprise. Cambridge: M.I.T. Press, 1962.
Link, Arthur Stanley. American Epoch: A History of the United States Since the 1890s. New York: Knopf, 1955.
Saloutos, Theodore, and John D. Hicks. Twentieth Century Populism: Agricultural Discontent in The Middle West, 1900–1939. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1951.
Soule, George Henry. Prosperity Decade: From War to Depression: 1917–1929. New York: Rinehart, 1947.
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The stock market's flexibility is its greatest selling point for publicly traded companies, as it allows a fast flow of capital while still enabling majority shareholders to implement fundamental corporate changes should they wish to exit the market.
However, even with all of this flexibility, shares may not always be free of other encumbrances, defences or liens, and the sale of such shares may be opposed by the interested parties or even refused to be recognised as a genuine sale by the Trade Registry. This is especially troublesome when shareholders aim to regain full ownership of the company.
So how can a majority shareholder exit the stock market when dealing with encumbered minority stock? Would a squeeze-out procedure succeed, or will it be deemed to defraud secured creditors? Most importantly, how may a majority shareholder regain full ownership over its company once again?
eventually convert the company into a limited liability company (LLC) to be more appealing for an upstream merger.
However, following the tender offer, the shareholder failed to acquire the remaining stock and had to initiate a squeeze-out procedure so that it could become the sole shareholder of the company.
Despite the shareholder exercising its rights under the Romanian Companies Law (31/1990), the Trade Registry refused to recognise the squeeze-out procedure and register the shareholder as the sole owner of the company. It argued that if it was to recognise the squeeze-out and record the stock transfer it would affect the creditors' rights, as all the minority shares were encumbered in favour of various creditors.
The shareholder immediately filed a complaint against the Trade Registry with the Bucharest Court. Besides the shareholder's will to regain ownership of its company, there was also the fear that as long as the Trade Registry refused to recognise the share transfer, the company would risk the severe penalty of winding up at the request on an interested party within the next nine months as, after the squeeze-out, it became a joint-stock company with only one shareholder – a clear violation of the Companies Law.
Following two hearings and supportive documentation being filed, the Trade Registry dismissed the request for registration of the share transfer, arguing that the existence of previously registered garnishments over the target shares prevented a valid transfer of the shares, despite the unfolding of a delisting process clearly regulated by the capital markets laws. In its response to the majority shareholder, the Trade Registry argued that if it were to recognise the squeeze-out and record the stock transfer, it would affect the creditors' indemnities as such minority shares were encumbered in favour of creditors and the transaction was seen as putting such assets out of their reach.
The reasoning behind the dismissal resolution highlights the Trade Registry's unfamiliarity with and confusion regarding the squeeze-out procedure and its effects on the transfer of ownership, as well as the legislative void that exists relating to recognising such capital markets mechanisms.
transactions with listed securities are complex operations conducted under the close and strict supervision of the Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) and involve several stages which take place without the buyer's or seller's involvement; thus, the rules regulating stock market transactions do not only ensure the fairness of a share transfer but also give creditors the guarantee that their interests will not be defrauded, as they can collect their debt from the collector account opened and managed by an independent intermediary authorised by ASF.
Thus, the Trade Registry, being mainly a publicity instrument, has no power to review the legality of a squeeze-out procedure. Rather, it has only the obligation to record the transfer of ownership and make the related registration, regardless of the existence of any garnishments.
The Bucharest Court ruled in favour of the majority shareholder. The court emphasised the Trade Registry's duty to recognise the squeeze-out as a genuine sale and register the share transfer regardless of garnishments, since the transfer was made in accordance with the capital markets legislation.
The Trade Registry did not appeal the decision.
As this case shows, it appears that the Trade Registry's internal registration procedures are not fully aligned with the laws and regulations governing the stock market. The stock market legislation sometimes derogates from the general rules on the transfer of ownership rights and the establishment of garnishments over shares, and has specific mechanisms available to ensure fast-paced market transactions.
Garnishments on publicly traded stocks are subject to different publicity requirements that do not require registration with the Trade Registry and have no effect on the ownership transfer. Any pledge on financial instruments must be constituted according to the rules of the market on which they are traded. Thus, the general laws governing the stock market and the Capital Market Law (297/2004) in particular must be followed when establishing a pledge over publicly traded stock.
To conclude, when aiming to either regain full ownership of a publicly traded company, exit the stock market, convert the company into an LLC or envision an upstream merger where the legal regime for the minority shares is not entirely clear, it is best to consider allocating sufficient time and resources for the potential court proceedings against the Trade Registry.
For further information on this topic please contact Madalina Neagu or Iulia Caizer at Schoenherr by telephone (+40 21 319 67 90) or email (m.neagu@schoenherr.eu or i.caizer@schoenherr.eu). The Schoenherr Attorneys at Law website can be accessed at www.schoenherr.eu.


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Die Nutzung der Quellen folgt einer bis in die Römerzeit reichenden Tradition und der Badebetrieb datiert spätestens um das Jahr 1363. Das unter Denkmalschutz stehende Thermalbad aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, die Kristalltherme, legt davon noch heute ein Zeugnis ab, die Gegend war aber bereits zur Hallstattzeit besiedelt, wie Funde auf der Malleiten, einem nördlich gelegenen Höhenzug, belegen. Dort bestand eine ausgedehnte Höhensiedlung, von der zahlreiche Hügelgräber mit reichem Fundmaterial und auch eine Töpferwerkstatt bezeugen.

Zur Zeit der Römer  führte hier die Blätterstraße vorbei, neben der Bernsteinstraße ein wichtiger Straßenzug am Ostrand der Voralpen. Zahlreiche römischen Funde aus dieser Gegend werden heute in den Schlössern Ebreichsdorf und Hernstein aufbewahrt.

Erste Nennungen einer Lage namens Fischau beziehen sich wohl auf den Fluss, der 805 als Grenze des awarischen Siedlungsgebiets und um 870/75 zur näheren Bestimmung einer Taufkirche genannt wird.  Mitte des 11. Jahrhunderts war diese Kirche das Zentrum eines großen Pfarrbezirks, der bis Ende des 13. Jahrhunderts zum Erzbistum Salzburg gehörte und danach landesfürstlich wurde. Die Pfarrer der Martinskirche von Fischau hatten bereits im 12. Jahrhundert die Würde von Dechanten bzw. von Erzpriestern und Archidiakonen.

Der sich rasch entwickelnde Ort wird bereits 1166 in der Funktion eines Marktes genannt und gewann weiter an Bedeutung, als die Grafen von Formbach von Neunkirchen hier einige Jahre eine Münzstätte betrieben, in der der Fischauer Pfennig geprägt wurde. Der Neunkirchner Höhlenforschungspionier Franz Mühlhofer identifizierte 1929 das "Zwerglloch" als "Falschmünzerhöhle" und konnte damit eine alte Sage bestätigen.

Im Jahr 1194 wurde auf einem Taiding in Fischau die Gründung von Wiener Neustadt beschlossen.

Laut Adressbuch von Österreich waren im Jahr 1938 in der Ortsgemeinde Bad Fischau zwei Ärzte, zwei Bäcker, eine Bierniederlage, ein Brennstoffhandel, eine Drogerie, ein Elektrotechniker, zwei Fleischer, zwei Friseure, drei Fuhrwerker, fünf Gastwirte, sieben Gemischtwarenhändler, ein Glaser, eine Hebamme, ein Konsumverein, ein Lederhändler, zwei Maler, eine Mühle, ein Schreibwarenhändler, ein Pferdefleischer, zwei Fotografen, zwei Schlosser, ein Schmied, ein Schneider, fünf Schuster, eine Sparkasse, vier Trafikanten, vier Tischler, drei Viktualienhändler, eine Zuckerwarenhandlung und mehrere Landwirte ansässig. Zudem existierte ein Kino, mehrere Sandgruben und das Heilbad der Güterdirektion Hernstein.

Verkehr
Beim Bahnhof Bad Fischau-Brunn zweigt von der Schneebergbahn eine Flügelbahn nach Wöllersdorf ab. An dieser, heute von den Zügen von Wiener Neustadt Richtung Gutenstein befahrenen Strecke befindet sich die Haltestelle Bad Fischau.

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Katastralgemeinde im Bezirk Wiener Neustadt-Land

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I'm hoping the moderators will leave this post in this forum as it's informative in nature and about Springsteen Bootleg CDs. It would be great to have more eyes see this post especially some who may have stopped collecting but have one of these in his attic or her basement. Thank you for your consideration.
Not that long ago a few friends of mine, all of us being long time collectors got together to try and compile all of Anubis Records bootleg releases. Anubis Records is an older label whose boots are hard to find in this day and age. Anubis is alleged to have printed only 100 copies of each bootleg release.
Anubis's discs were original CDR's not pressed copies. For our purposes, we are calling the original CDR's... 'Silver'.
We are hoping to find boots sourced from the original CDR's. However some copies from back in the day just don't have their complete lineage. So of course, we will take what we can get.
To our knowledge, there are only 37 known Springsteen bootlegs produced by Anubis.
In our previous effort to complete the Anubis Collection, we uploaded the 22 Boots that we acquired through the years and an additional copy provided by a collector that saw our post and acted on it. All 23 were uploaded to Jungleland, Dime and ABMS.
We have acquired five more that were missing from the collection and will be uploading them to the above sites between now and Thanksgiving. Look for the announcements on this post here at the Stone Pony London, or Backstreets and Greasy Lake.
Once again we are asking for help in locating and sharing the remaining 8 missing bootlegs that are listed below. We are also seeking one release that we have but cannot confirm that it is from the Original CDR. If you have any of the 9 listed, please lend us a hand and in turn you will be helping the entire community.
We are hoping that someone in the Springsteen Community may have one or two of the missing titles and can help out in this quest. If you have one of the missing titles and need help extracting or uploading the files, please contact any of us. We will be glad to help you out in any way we can. Please send a Private Message to myself or any of the uploaders.
You're good Oats, it's an informative post and a project worth completing.
If anyone has any doubts about this project or the poster, feel free to consider this an endorsement.
** 1978-12-28 This Is For The Crazies by Anubis Records Cat. # 150066 has been uploaded to JL and DIME.


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Picking Winners & Losers Often Good Government Policy
Markets don't capture externalities. Most of us understand that "the market" produces a pollution problem if unregulated. Utilities can save money burning dirty coal; the pollution cost falls on others. That's been a hard problem to solve for two decades. Telecom policy has many similar choices.
If you believe that better mobile broadband is an important goal, you often can't expect even strong competition to deliver what's best. LTE gets 2x to 10x the capacity in the same spectrum, depending on how it's configured. Allocating spectrum to 3G rather than 4G, as some countries still do, cuts the total bandwidth available. Choices like that are common in spectrum policy. Economists think of spectrum as a commons, where if everyone maximizes their own profits the overall system is a problem.
I think this issue particularly important where there are few landlines, which is most of Africa and much of Latin America.
U.S. and European Telco lobbyists claims a policy is bad because governments shouldn't pick winners and losers. That's usually pure bs if externalities are large.
Typical mobile broadband has a cap of 2-10 gigabits/month, while landlines in the developed world often are unlimited and rarely capped below 150 gigabits. Getting the most out of available spectrum is absolutely required if Africa is ever to have an Internet like Europe. There's now a technological fix for most of this: Massive MIMO is delivering 3x to 10x current LTE, according to the people deploying in Japan and China. The cost is low enough it's reasonable to deploy it today, even if it is (modestly) less profitable for the companies. Kenya would quickly have a much better Internet if Safaricom were required to start deploying Massive MIMO. That's a clear externality and the right choice for the country. The "market" won't get us there for years.
Almost everyone in policy believes better broadband helps the economy and is good for society in many ways. The companies do not receive most of those benefits; if companies follow self-interest, society suffers from underinvestment.
I realized this a few years ago in an Aspen session with a dozen senior economists and a key U.S. spectrum policy guy. Shared spectrum delivers 2x to 5x the capacity of spectrum licensed to a carrier. I could see allocating the 3.5 GHz band as shared would produce more capacity than granting monopoly licenses. Everyone in the room understood the principle of externalities but it is so rarely applied in telecom policy they couldn't see the relevance.
It is also obvious that the virtues of strong competition do not always apply when competition is weak. In U.S. broadband, rarely are there more than two important consumer choices. As a reporter watching for 17 years, I can see that most of the time the companies "behave rationally" and signal each other to raise prices and increase profits for both. I can also see exceptions, such as a new entrant into a market. Several European studies have found that prices go up 10-20% when a market goes from four to three competitors, while investment goes down. Mergers like that are now being rejected.
Too many policy people are true believers in "markets." They are blind to how often markets are weak. Asking a "market" economist, "Is competition strong enough in this particular case" is raising a red flag to a bull. Usually, it becomes a religious debate and empirical reasoning is left behind.
"Leaving it to the market" is usually a mistake if competition is weak or externalities large. I love solving problems with competition; a different policy is needed when competition doesn't bring a good result.
Externalities and imperfect competition were a key topic when I studied Economics decades ago. I checked to make sure that was still true. I hecked three microeconomic textbooks for "externalities." I thought it was in basic courses but it's been decades since I took one. Tower and Tabarrok's Modern Principles of Microeconomics devotes 17 pages. Mankiw's Principles of Microeconomics uses the word 113 times. The illustration is from Parkin's Microeconomics.
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Роден е в 1829 година в Цариград в семейството на египетския търговец Мехмед Садък ефенди. От февруари до май 1872 г. е министър на финансите. От май до август 1872 година е валия на Трабзонския вилает, а от април до юли 1873 г. - на Бурсенския (Хюдавендигар). През април 1876 година става министър на финансите и остава на поста до януари 1877 г. От февруари до декември същата година е кмет на Истанбул. От ноември 1878 до февруари 1879 е отново валия на Бурсенския вилает, а от март до септември 1879 г. е валия на Алепския вилает. От септември 1879 до ноември 1881 г. е валия в Кастамону, а от януари 1882 до февруари 1885 г. - в Солун. От февруари 1885 до февруари 1886 г. е валия на Островния вилает. От ноември 1891 до септември 1904 г. е министър на вакъфите.

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Османски министри на финансите
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Toyota Names New President at Alabama Engine Plant
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Business Council of Alabama member Toyota Motor North America announced that current Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama plant Vice President David Fernandes will become the engine plant's new president effective Jan. 3.
Current Toyota Alabama President Jim Bolte has been named as a TMNA group vice president of manufacturing efficiency overseeing 15 North American manufacturing sites, the company said in a Monday statement.
Fernandes joined Toyota in 1998 as a group leader at the company's West Virginia manufacturing facility. From there he rose through the ranks and was promoted to help lead production engineering at Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America followed by a general manager assignment at Toyota Kentucky.
In January 2016 Fernandes became the Toyota Alabama vice president.
"I am grateful and humbled for the opportunity to lead Toyota Alabama as president," Fernandes said. "Since joining this team earlier this year I have seen first-hand the commitment our workforce makes to meet customer demands while focusing on quality and safety. I look forward to the coming year and transitioning into the new role."
Bolte will be responsible for working with Toyota's 15 North American manufacturing sites to improve overall efficiency and competitiveness. He joined the Alabama engine plant in 2003 as vice president and became the plant's first American president in 2009. Under Bolte's leadership, the plant expanded four times to become the only Toyota engine plant globally to build 4-cylinder, V6, and V8 engines under one roof.
"It has been my sincere honor and privilege to serve as president of Toyota Alabama," Bolte said. "The continued growth and development of this plant is a direct result of our team members' hard work and dedication. The ongoing support we've received from community partners and elected officials has also created an environment for our plant to thrive. It has been an amazing journey."
Bolte also has the community. Current and past board activities supporting local organizations include the BCA, the University of Alabama Huntsville Foundation, National Children's Advocacy Center, HudsonAlpha Foundation, Economic Development Partnership of Alabama, Greenpower USA, National Science Foundation, The Committee of 100, Past Chair of the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce, and Alabama Robotics Technology Park.
Toyota Alabama celebrated its 15-year anniversary in 2016 including four expansions and investments totaling $864 million since groundbreaking. Production of the plant's five millionth engine is scheduled for February 2017.
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For an official transcript of their achievements, students need to obtain a copy of their New Zealand Record of Achievement. New Zealand education, which has been ranked 7thbest in the world, follows the model of primary schools, secondary schools and tertiary education. Others, including parents, families, whānau, communities, and students themselves, may also find it useful. Logging in to the NZQA Learner login 2. Back; Apply for a visa; Tools and information for meeting criteria At magenta they learn about reading, such as the idea that words are read from left to right. For further enquiries, phone the Down the Back of the Chair team on 0800 660 662. My daughter (aged 5) has just started school in year 1 but as she had already done over a year of school in the UK I just want to check she is reading at the level of her ability Cheers NZ primary school reading scheme - New Zealand Reading Level 15 (Fountas & Pinnell Level I) Reading Level 16 (Fountas & Pinnell Level I) Reading Level 17 (Fountas & Pinnell Level J) Reading Level 18 (Fountas & Pinnell Level J) Reading Level 19 (Fountas & Pinnell Level K) Reading Level 20 (Fountas & Pinnell Level K) Reading Level 21 (Fountas & Pinnell Level L) Reading Level 22 (Fountas & Pinnell Level M) In the OECD, many countries have 100 per cent attendance. It presents the National Standards for reading and writing in years 1–8. This information is intended as a guide only. Education in New Zealand is compulsory from the age of 6 to 16. This section is intended for primary school teachers and leaders. - The reading gap at age 10 for New Zealand's best and worst readers puts us at 230 point compared to 153 point for the Netherlands… PAT:Reading Comprehension assesses how well Year 4 to 10 students understand the text they are reading. The colour wheel uses the Ready to Read book series. Practical information about education for parents and carers, he colour wheel is on the back cover of every book so you can see what level it is. At the higher levels on the colour wheel, the books and texts are longer and more complex, and include more unfamiliar vocabulary, language, and structures. Reading Levels New Zealand reading books are levelled according to number and colour. New Zealand's education system has 3 levels: early childhood education — from birth to school entry age; primary and secondary education — from 5 to 19 years of age further education— higher and vocational education. Education in New Zealand is a student-centred pathway providing continuous learning progression and choice so that: 1. students progress every year, and 2. their learning at one level sets the foundation for the next steps along a chosen pathway. In an unusual twist, a pupil living over 5 kilometers from their nearest school may opt for distance learning. Or you can narrow the focus by clicking into a curriculum area … You might recognise the colour wheel from when you were at school - it's been around for a while. Schools can also buy printed PATs from the New Zealand Council for Educational Research (NZCER), an independent research organisation which first developed the tests more than 30 years ago. Download the table > The system includes primary and intermediate schools, followed by secondary schools (high schools) and tertiary education at university. Using e-ako maths at home A short introduction to a series of interactive maths lessons developed to support New Zealand … School entry assessment – Children in NZ are generally assessed when they begin primary school as a new entrant. How the Ministry's learning support works, Individual Plans (IPs) and Individual Education Plans (IEPs), Specialised School Transport Assistance (SESTA), How you can help your child who is dyslexic, Resolving problems about your child's learning support, Choosing an early childhood education service, Choosing and enrolling at primary or intermediate school or kura, Services and support available for primary school, Choosing and enrolling your teenager at secondary school, New Zealand Sign Language interpreters for Deaf parents. Reading development involves the participation of children, parents, edu-cators and the community as a whole. The School Journal supports students in years 4−8 to develop the knowledge and skills required to meet the reading demands of all the curriculum areas. Children can attend either a contributing primary school or a full primary school. Whichever level you're studying at, New Zealand can give you a high-quality education that will enable you to achieve your goals. These are New Zealand books and the colour wheel is on the back cover of every book so you can see what level it is. Learning involves a balance of practical and theoretical learning. All ideas are clearly illustrated. School assessments For advice on choosing the right assessment for your learners, contact our assessment advisers assessmentservices@nzcer.org.nz phone: +64 4 802 1630 A series of standardised tests in Mathematics, Listening, and Reading, developed specifically for use in Aotearoa New Zealand … is manual was developed to assist t eachers in teaching reading at the primary school level. Your child will start at magenta, then progress through red, yellow, blue and after 1 year at school are usually at green. Printing the School Results Summary pdf. A selection of problems and task sheets has been collated for each primary school year level to enable you to help more with your child's maths learning at home. Most schools have between 100 and 2000 students.New Zealand school students enjoy focused, personal attention from teachers. Download our full table of Oxford Levels and Book Bands used at primary school. success at Reading Curriculum Level 3 is at 11 – 12 years based on a Probe reading test with a comprehension score of over 75%). Within the New Zealand Curriculum the level that each child is learning at will vary compared to the other children in the same year. their learning at one level sets the foundation for the next steps along a chosen pathway. The New Zealand curriculum. Schools and communities use the New Zealand Curriculum as a guide when designing a curriculum to meet local needs and interests. New Zealand education, which has been ranked 7 th best in the world, follows the model of primary schools, secondary schools and tertiary education. 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They can do this by: Logging into the Learner loginand saving a free electronic … Are you a beginner (CEFR level A1) learner of English? The national curriculum guides teaching and learning in New Zealand. In Australia, children undergo thirteen years of formal education (plus non-compulsory preschool or kindergarten), usually starting at age 4, 5 or 6, and finishing at age 17, 18 or 19.The years are numbered from "Kindergarten" to 12. Find out which Level is best suited to your child, and how Levels 1–20 relate to Book Bands. The New Zealand Curriculum in Primary and Lower Secondary Schools. Primary and intermediate school. It comprises two documents: The New Zealand Curriculum for English-medium education and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa for Māori-medium education.The English-medium document was introduced in late 2007, and fully implemented at the beginning of 2010. Within each of the curriculum subject areas, most students will progress through levels 1-3 at primary school. is manual was developed to assist t eachers in teaching reading at the primary school level. An instructional series published in three levels, the School Journal supports literacy learning across the curriculum for students in years 4–8. They're becoming an independent reader who can read longer texts and with expression. Reading development involves the participation of children, parents, edu-cators and the community as a whole. Our education system reflects our unique an… There are 13 'Years' in the New Zealand school structure. Others, including parents, families, whānau, communities, and students themselves, may also find it useful. Schooling is divided into 3 stages — Primary, Intermediate and Secondary. The New Zealand Curriculum guides what your child learns at school. By the time they are reading at the green level they understand the stories they read, recognise many words, and can check that their reading sounds like talking. The book reading Levels are organised into three groups; Emergent, Early and Fluency. Primary School Resource Packages Welcome to your one stop shop for complete ready-to-use Junior Journal, School Journal and Independent Reading Resources. See if Primary School Teacher is on one of Immigration New Zealand's skill shortage lists. The New Zealand Curriculum is available online on the New Zealand Curriculum website or can be ordered from Down the Back of the Chair. ... F-6 school resources for the Australian Curriculum. By the time they are reading at the green level they understand the stories they read, recognise many words, and can check that their reading sounds like talking. It is also called year structure. It is taught in schools that teach in the English language. They will begin by reading simple books at the magenta level and progress up through the colours. Your child will move around the wheel clockwise, starting with magenta when they are a new entrant and finishing with gold by the end of their third year at school. Students can now print an unofficial copy of their SRS themselves, anytime, by: 1. Expected reading behaviours. A student nearing the end of year 4 could be expected to read appropriate texts selected to support … I think my child has some learning support needs - where do I begin? New Zealand schooling has adopted the term 'Year' when referring to where a child sits in terms of their school 'career'. Within the New Zealand Curriculum the level that each child is learning at will vary compared to the other children in the same year. Find out which Level is best suited to your child, and how Levels 1–20 relate to Book Bands. As your child moves up the colours they will start to read stories from the Junior Journals as well, and then in their later primary school years will be reading School Journals. Within each of the curriculum subject areas, most students will progress through levels 1-3 at primary school. All PATs are available as online tests. From April 2014, NZQA ceased the production of official copies of the SRS. Last reviewed: 27 July 2020Has this been useful? Schooling begins at primary school. If you know the assessment tool you want to look at, you can go straight to it in the alphabetical list below. They will have a range of comprehension strategies that help them understand what they're reading and be able to think critically about what they read. School Results Summary A School Results Summary (SRS) is a transcript of all results a student has gained for both internally and externally assessed standards while at senior secondary school. in all other school subjects (Irwin, 1967). Practise and improve your reading skills with these texts and exercises. Encourage your child to read every day - anything that interests them. Back; Explore NZ visa options; Visit New Zealand Study in New Zealand Work in New Zealand Live permanently in New Zealand Join or bring family to New Zealand Start a business or invest in New Zealand; Apply for a visa. New Zealand had an informal, but well-established education system led by t… It comprises two documents: The New Zealand Curriculum for English-medium education and Te Marautanga o Aotearoa for Māori-medium education.The English-medium document was introduced in late 2007, and fully implemented at the beginning of 2010. A Decade of Assessment in New Zealand Primary Schools: practice and trends 4 School Level At the school level, assessment enables teachers, trustees and the school community to evaluate the success of their curriculum provision and teaching programmes. From age 6 to 16, education is both compulsory and free (although course materials are not). This section is intended for primary school teachers and leaders. It is intended to help From age 6 to 16, education is both compulsory and free (although course materials are not). This means they're confidently using many reading and comprehension strategies to understand their reading and think critically about longer, more complicated texts. Our Levelling Guide helps you to select readers at specific reading levels, including titles from multiple primary literacy series. Explore NZ visa options. My daughter (aged 5) has just started school in year 1 but as she had already done over a year of school in the UK I just want to check she is reading at the level of her ability Cheers NZ primary school reading scheme - New Zealand In Australia, children undergo thirteen years of formal education (plus non-compulsory preschool or kindergarten), usually starting at age 4, 5 or 6, and finishing at age 17, 18 or 19.The years are numbered from "Kindergarten" to 12. This school entry assessment enables teachers to gather information about their literacy and numeracy skills so they can better work with the children they have in … Reading Levels New Zealand reading books are levelled according to number and colour. It informs decision making, Each issue of the School Journal is aligned to level 2, 3, or 4 of The New Zealand Curriculum. For example, by the end of year 4, the texts will be those that students need to read 'to meet the reading demands of the New Zealand Curriculum at level 2'. It presents the National Standards for reading and writing in years 1–8. The book reading Levels are organised into three groups; Emergent, Early and Fluency. At magenta they learn about reading, such as the idea that words are read from left to right. School sizes in New Zealand can vary. The achievement objectives in each of the Levels are broad statements yet there are specific tests in reading, writing and maths that support a teacher to make a judgement of a student's curriculum level (e.g. There are around 13 years in the New Zealand school system, which begins at … The first books your child's teacher will give them will help with basic reading skills, letter-sound knowledge, and help them learn high-frequency words. This section provides access to the reading and writing standards illustrations. If it is and you meet the requirements, getting a work or resident visa will be easier. Private school enrolment > Primary level: Private sector enrolment share, primary level is the share of primary school pupils who attend a privately managed school, regardless of whether or not the school receives subsidies from the government. The New Zealand Curriculum in Primary and Lower Secondary Schools. in all other school subjects (Irwin, 1967). A child who starts at primary school for the first time between July and 31 December, and who is aged between 5 and 6, will be classed as Year 0. It has 9-coloured segments showing different levels of reading. Books start at Level 1, Magenta, and go up to Level 24, Silver. The 'Year' denotes how long a child has been at school. Download the table > Only left - your session will soon expire. New Zealand's education system has 3 levels: 1. early childhood education— from birth to school entry age 2. primary and secondary education— from 5 to 19 years of age 3. further education— higher and vocational education. Your child will also bring home school library books, and some teachers have other class books that they can read. They have language that is likely to reflect oral language patterns. Layout of the reading and writing standards, Understanding the reading and writing standards, Unpacking the reading and writing standards, National Standards pamphlet (PDF, 358 KB), Reading and writing standards (PDF, 4 MB), Capable kids: Working with the key competencies, Reading standard example by the end of year 6, Writing standard example by the end of year 7. Skip to main content. Your child will start at magenta, then progress through red, yellow, blue and after 1 year at school are usually at green. The reading colour wheel is a way of showing how your child progresses from learning to read to becoming a confident reader over the first 3 years of school. Clicking on the pdf icon in the "My School Entries and Results" screen 3. Download our full table of Oxford Levels and Book Bands used at primary school. Primary Education. Pre-Reading Level; 1-2 Magenta; 3-5 Red; 6-8 Yellow; 9-11 Blue; 12-14 Green; 15-16 Orange; 17-18 Turquoise; 19-20 Purple; 21-22 Gold; 23-24 Silver; 25-26 Emerald; 27-28 Ruby; 29-30 Sapphire; 30 Plus This information is intended as a guide only. Talk to your child's teacher about their reading level and what you can do to help at home, Literacy Online - a website for teachers that has some useful resources that parents can read too. The national curriculum guides teaching and learning in New Zealand. Tell us what you think. Books start at Level 1, Magenta, and go up to Level 24, Silver. Students: are learning to process print, are reading groups of words together in phrases, In their reading they will not just learn to read words but to understand, and talk about the stories they read. The first part of the standard describes the overall reading competence ('read, respond to, and think critically about') expected at a specific curriculum level. Students are encouraged to think creatively, independently and analytically. Join them up to your local library, look for books that interest them at book fairs and school galas, and let them see you enjoying reading as well. By the end of their second year at school your child will usually have completed orange and be reading at turquoise. It is intended to help By Reading Level & Colour. Red guided reading texts include very familiar themes and ideas, drawing mainly on New Zealand contexts and settings. Most children enter primary school at age 5 where they remain for 6 years. After one year of learning reading at school most children will be … By the end of 3 years at school your child should have completed purple and be reading at gold. The nature and importance of the reading and writing standards, A detailed unpacking of the reading and writing standards, Reading and writing standards for years 1 to 8, Relates the standards to the familiar dimensions of effective literacy practice, Resource for helping teachers develop a shared professional language. The school year runs from early February to mid-December for primary schools, late January to late November or early December for secondary schools and polytechnics, and from late February til mid-November for universities. covid-19; New Zealand visas. It also provides examples that illustrate some of the ways in which students can meet these standards as they engage with the kinds of tasks and texts that enable them to meet the demands of the New Zealand Curriculum.
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package org.apache.pulsar.functions.worker.rest.api.v2;

import java.util.function.Supplier;

import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.ws.rs.Consumes;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Context;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import javax.ws.rs.core.Response;

import org.apache.pulsar.broker.web.AuthenticationFilter;
import org.apache.pulsar.functions.proto.Function;
import org.apache.pulsar.functions.worker.WorkerService;

import io.swagger.annotations.Api;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiOperation;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponse;
import io.swagger.annotations.ApiResponses;
import lombok.extern.slf4j.Slf4j;
import org.apache.pulsar.functions.worker.rest.api.WorkerImpl;

@Slf4j
@Path("/worker")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Api(value = "/worker", description = "Workers admin api", tags = "workers")
public class WorkerApiV2Resource implements Supplier<WorkerService> {

    public static final String ATTRIBUTE_WORKER_SERVICE = "worker";

    protected final WorkerImpl worker;
    private WorkerService workerService;
    @Context
    protected ServletContext servletContext;
    @Context
    protected HttpServletRequest httpRequest;

    public WorkerApiV2Resource() {
        this.worker = new WorkerImpl(this);
    }

    @Override
    public synchronized WorkerService get() {
        if (this.workerService == null) {
            this.workerService = (WorkerService) servletContext.getAttribute(ATTRIBUTE_WORKER_SERVICE);
        }
        return this.workerService;
    }

    public String clientAppId() {
        return httpRequest != null
                ? (String) httpRequest.getAttribute(AuthenticationFilter.AuthenticatedRoleAttributeName)
                : null;
    }

    @GET
    @Path("/cluster")
    @ApiOperation(value = "Fetches information about the Pulsar cluster running Pulsar Functions")
    @ApiResponses(value = { @ApiResponse(code = 401, message = "Don't have admin permission"),
            @ApiResponse(code = 503, message = "WorkerApiV2Resource service is not running") })
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public Response getCluster() {
        return worker.getCluster();
    }

    @GET
    @Path("/cluster/leader")
    @ApiOperation(value = "Fetches info about the leader node of the Pulsar cluster running Pulsar Functions")
    @ApiResponses(value = { @ApiResponse(code = 401, message = "Don't have admin permission"),
            @ApiResponse(code = 503, message = "WorkerApiV2Resource service is not running") })
    @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
    public Response getClusterLeader() {
        return worker.getClusterLeader();
    }

    @GET
    @Path("/assignments")
    @ApiOperation(value = "Fetches information about which Pulsar Functions are assigned to which Pulsar clusters",
            response = Function.Assignment.class,
            responseContainer = "Map")
    @ApiResponses(value = { @ApiResponse(code = 401, message = "Don't have admin permission"),
            @ApiResponse(code = 503, message = "WorkerApiV2Resource service is not running") })
    public Response getAssignments() {
        return worker.getAssignments();
    }
}


is a 25 year old, spiritual male.
I am a nerd, a lot of my humor references movies, I like to play video games and I love to act. I like going on walks to clear my head. I'm very affectionate and kind of sensitive.
Life is meant to be fun. I recently took a friend up on a dare to jump in the pool mid winter—hey, I couldn't say no to a challenge. I like to dance while I cook and clean, and have been known to make human-sized Valentine's Day cards. I've shifted career directions lately and now find myself living the creative life, coming up with whole-food plant-based meals—care for some lentil tacos with mango and pomegranate salsa? It's so satisfying to nourish people, and I can't wait to see where it all goes! I am also an aspiring beach bum. When I meet new people I like to ask questions and focus on them and their point of view—to enter every conversation assuming that I have something to learn. I can be super romantic, but I'm also really good at sending lip-syncing snapchats. I'm interested in your hobbies, and I'm always there to help. My friends know they can count on me—I'm that friend who will drive an hour in the middle of the night to be there, or finish the cooking because the host threw her back out. I have a lot of empathy and love when I can make someone's day brighter. To me there's nothing better than immersing myself in nature—whether it's a walk with my dog, or a run on a sun-streaked single-track trail. (Or in the rain. I once did a 14 mile trail run at night in a downpour). I believe in staying positive, and that we are in control of making our lives as wonderful as we want. Care to make something wonderful with me?


A beautiful evening on Islay with some mild light on Loch Indaal with the lighthouse near Port Charlotte. A kite flying in the evening sky.
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Ronn Torossian is one of America's top public relations experts. While the status he has achieved for himself is beyond remarkable, there has been a long journey and uncountable experiences that he has had to be where he is. It all started back in 1998 when Torossian started his career at PR, working for G.S Schwartz. His work was to run accounts including DHL, Clinique, and many more. After working for G.S Schwartz for a while, he switched to MWW group. Here again, he managed accounts for Marriott Hotels, Hard Rock Café, etc.
After working for these firms, he decided and founded 5WPR in 2003. It is quite a true thing that a person's natural traits help him do great in his career. Ronn Torossian's extraordinary skills at being able to convince people why they should work with him and deliver best of results was something everyone talked about. A number of well-known clients have left remarkable testimonials about their experience working with him. Some others wouldn't fail to mention how zealous and passionate he would be and how it would reflect in his work.
After starting 5WPR and developing it into a successful PR firm, Torossian spent significant amount of time sharing his stories and his advice with PR aspirants. Ever since he has started 5WPR, he has been engaging in vigorously forming best of public relations through advertising, marketing, and whatnot. As he says, what drives him to work every day with the same amount of passion is- knowing every day is a new day and needs a fresh start. He does not let his past accomplishments make him work any less hard. He primarily focuses on results.
His hard work has not just helped him achieve career growth, but also has blessed him with various rewards. He has been named in the list of "40 under 40" by PR Week. Besides this, he has also won an award for being the Public Relations Executive of the Year by American Business Awards.
Other than being the CEO of 5WPR, Ronn Torossian is also a partner, Advisory Board Member, and in fact even the Chief Marketing Officer of JetSmarter. He also makes time for a number of activities besides work. He speaks at various universities and colleges to educate people more about public relations. He is also a member of the 'Young Presidents Organization'.
Ronn Torossian also works for a number of nonprofit organizations. He has his own foundation called 'Ronn Torossian Foundation' through which he donates to hospitals, educational institutions, and other such bodies that need charity. All of the activities that Ronn Torossian performs at work and outside of work make him an able and remarkable PR expert.


What are the best unique gifts for working moms? Well, I would love it if it is something that lightens my mundane household chores, appliances that help me cook fuss free healthy meals, delicious food gifts packed with pretty wrappings or perhaps something that I can use to pamper myself after a hard day's work.
So what are the good gifts to buy your mom for Christmas?
These gifts for mother are just as great whether buying for birthday or Mother's day.
Modern kitchen appliances such as the hot air fryer helps mom to cook healthy low fat meals fast and with minimum mess to clean up.
The air fryer cooks deep fried food such as French fries, chicken pieces, steaks etc using hot air instead of hot oil.
Mom would be pleased with this kitchen appliance that can fry, roast, grill and bake without using oil or at the most, a tablespoon of oil.
The Char Broil oil less turkey fryer uses radiant heat instead of hot oil to fry your turkey.
Deep fried turkey minus the oil and extra calories sounds real nice, isn't it.
Mom would be pleased too.
A good blender such as the Blendtec blender is a healthy and fast way for busy mom to include fruits and vegetables into her diet as well as those of her family members (you included). It is a great way for her to get a quick nutritious breakfast before rushing off to work.
from you. You can get them packed in beautifully wrapped baskets, lovely tin boxes or in cute little collectible jars.
Lovely chocolates in a basket, delicious homemade jams, assortment of melt-in-the-mouth cookies with fancy packaging would make mom smile with delight.
Then there is the unique mom's dark chocolate made specially for her.
The Dark Chocolate MOM Letters look lovely and would make a great holiday gift for her.
The mother's heart chocolates look equally lovely and sweet. Mom will love them too. I certainly do.
I'm sure she'll share them with you.
Supercharge mom with these easy to prepare whole foods full of nutrients. Yes, present mom with the gift of healthy nutritious food. The Blendfresh fusion powders are packed in color groupings of green, red, orange or purple, each with their special group of phytonutrients.
You can get individual pack or just get her the whole 4 sprinkle bottle set and watch the glow of happiness on her face when she opens the gift.
Make mom elegant and beautiful with comfortable organic cotton dresses, tops, jacket. Pair it up with the soft felt fedora, a tote bag and feel proud you have a hand in dressing mom up for Christmas.
Organic clothes from BeGood are made from sustainable fabrics and non-toxic dyes.
Meaningful decorative gifts will always remind mother of your love throughout the year. When she comes back from work feeling tired, a glimpse of your decorative piece will no doubt make her feel loved and appreciated.
Beautifully hand crafted glass figurine by Glass Baron, it features a mirrored base and a lovely message.
The message "Mom I love you" decorated with a pink rose and accented with 22k liquid gold made this 3 dimensional hand blown glass figurine truly a sentimental gift for her.
Yes, mom will turn to you with teary eyes and says "I love you too".
This figurine features a loving mother holding her child and gazing tenderly onto the child's face.
The loving mother is wearing a long blue dress with her hair neatly tied back and the baby is wrapped in a long white towel.
This porcelain figurine measuring 12.25″H x 4″L is made in Spain.
Just by gazing at this lovely mother child figurine, you can feel the strong bonds of love between them, a graceful and elegant piece.
It would indeed be a sentimental gift for mom whether celebrating her birthday, Mother's day or Christmas.
Pamper your mom with the spa gift baskets, natural scented soaps and candles gift basket this Christmas.
Natural scented gifts are normally made with the finest natural ingredients.
In this scented gift basket, you get a lavender and lemon scented soap ball, Monticello's lavender powder, wildflower soap and lavender soap, butterfly pattern tissues, a handmade tissue holder, Monticello rose petal lotion bar, and a mini pear shaped candle.
Nicely packed in a hinged keepsake basket that can be recycled, it has all the lovely scent and aroma for mom to relax.
The lavender bath truffles come packed in a tin box and nicely tied with a big ribbon.
You get a total of 5.5 ounces of hand made bath truffles.
It's relaxing and very zen-like when soaking in a fragrant warm bath of melted bath truffles.
These bath truffles are made with shea butter, cocoa butter and essential oils and these ingredients hydrate the skin.
The list of ingredients used for making the bath truffles include Shea Butter, Baking Soda, Kaolin Clay, Citric Acid, Cocoa Butter, Essential Oils and Fragrances.
What to buy for mom when she seems to have everything? Her kitchen is fully stocked, she has lots of beautiful clothes, she has lovely decor items on her shelves.
Well, get her some fresh flowers or handmade gifts such as these below and wish her always have a joyful heart.
Measuring 5″ in length, the tulip poplar twist pen is handmade by a local artisan using wood from the tulip poplar tree.
It writes beautifully and would make a great useful gift for your working mom.
There is a story behind these tulip poplar tree. These trees were grown by Thomas Jefferson and the trees have since succumbed to age and illness.
They were not just simply cut down to made these beautiful items. These are truly meaningful gifts.
Do click on the images to get more info.
A lovely pendant signifying a joyful heart would make a lovely mother's gift.
This is a heart-shaped 12mm 7ct tw created ruby pendant, accented with 1mm 0.35 ct tw created white sapphires and set in sterling silver with a rhodium finish.
The joyful heart pendant comes packed in an 18-inch sterling silver box chain with spring ring closure.
The pendant itself measures 7/8-inch including bale.
Giving joy to your mom is such an awesome thing.
Get your mom a luxurious alpaca wool cardigan or sweater – give her the luxurious warmth of your love.
Alpaca wool is lightweight, strong, soft and silky with a luxurious feel.
Let mom look beautiful in an elegant luxurious front drape cardigan made from 100% soft alpaca fibers – rolled shawl collar, dramatic draped front panels, extra long sleeves with fold-up cuffs.
Or perhaps mom has a great love for scarfs? Then get her the stylish alpaca scarf with contrast edgings would be just perfect for winter.
Knitted from very soft hypoallergenic baby alpaca, it is perfect to provide warmth from the icy winter coldness.
Do click on the image for more info on the cardigan.
Warm and comfortable, these cozy Alpaca slippers are made of 100% Baby Alpaca Fur exterior with Merino Wool lined interior.
What a cuddly way to provide warmth for her feet on a cold winter's day.
The soft fluffy slippers come with handsewn leather soles for durability.
She'll love the comfort, she'll love the warmth and softness of these Alpaca slippers.
Fresh flowers would melt mom's heart too.
Bright, vibrant colorful flowers reminds mom of sunshine and carefree days.
The rich red roses, orange roses, orange spray roses, orange gerbera daisies, orange Asiatic Lilies, flame mini calla lilies, red hypericum berries, and an assortment of lush greens make a delightful bouquet.
The oval stained woodchip basket adds a bit of nostalgic ambiance to your gift. Do click on the images for more more info.
How about giving your mom a unique portrait pop art on canvas or paper designed using her photograph.
Make her into a star.
You can get it in comic style, watercolor, wahol style etc.
It looks real fun and unique.
Yes, mom will definitely be impressed.
Lots of hugs and kisses from mom!


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Pinehold Gardens is a small diversified 21 acre farm in the metropolitan area of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 20 minutes from Downtown. Besides operating a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, we sell our produce at our farm stand, open from July until mid-November, at 1807 E. Elm Rd. in Oak Creek. We also sell to restaurants around town.
We are driven by the taste of our produce more than anything else and make sure the land with which we work contributes to this effort by being as healthy as possible. We also work to increase the biodiversity of our farm both on the land and in the soil because we believe this not only makes for a healthier environment but healthier food and a healthier community as well.


This abstract acrylic one of a kind painting part of my new silhouette collection for butterflies. I will produce two types in this collection. One where the flora explodes with color and the Butterfly is a shadow silhouette. The second where the flora is dark shadow and the butterfly is an explosion of abstract color! I will also paint these to be affordable so I may have the opportunity to meet new customers who enjoy my work.
NOTE!!! INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING I will offer global shipping with tracking and insurance to countries NOT listed on my shipping table. Contact me here on Artfinder by clicking the link next to my profile photo. All my International shipping will be done by UPS because all other shipping providers are not as secure and do not offer quality insurance and door to door tracking comparable to UPS. Send me the specific shipping address you want your ART to be sent to and I will provide you with a personalized shipping quote for your order. Due to drastic variations in price between countries and cities plus weight/size of each unique artwork, I must individually quote pricing for each piece. General global shipping costs end up being way more than you would need to spend and I want to save you money if possible. Import duties, custom fees, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. You can research the duty and tax the artworks will be liable for on .


Bianca Botes, Corporate Treasury Manager at Peregrine Treasury Solutions.
Fees have increasingly been in the spotlight in 2018, and with rising competition in the banking sector and budgets coming under severe pressure, Bianca Botes, corporate treasury manager at Peregrine Treasury Solutions, notes that it is high time South African businesses took a hard look at their banking costs.
"Increased competition is slowly driving down transactional fees, yet many businesses are losing out through a lack of awareness of how their overall fees are structured, or the wide range of banking solutions and products available that may better fit their needs," she says.
For example, transaction fees on business accounts are often bundled together as a single monthly expense, charged against each account, so that banks can cross-subsidise more active banking clients with those committing fewer transactions each month.
You approach Bank A to pay for an import from an American supplier amounting to $100 000. Bank A agrees, and charges you a R1,200 international transfer or SWIFT fee for the payment of the foreign supplier, as well as an extra R250 for the handling of your shipment documents.
Additionally, however, Bank A charges you R13.80 per dollar. But as the dollar exchange rate at that moment is trading at R13.50, this means that your bank is actually earning 30c for each dollar acquired, or a total of R3,000.
This means that your bank would actually be earning a princely R31,450 on your single transaction.
Botes adds that while most business owners are accustomed to paying interest on loans, normally charged as the prime interest rate plus 6%-12%, less are also aware of their facility and credit fees.
Facility fees are charged annually at a rate of between 0.5% and 1% of the total value of an overdraft facility. You may then need to pay additional credit fees in the form of sight or usage fees.
Sight fees are used to motivate companies to utilise their credit facility, charged against the unused portion of their total overdraft facility. The alternative is usage fees, charged against the portion of the total overdraft facility used.