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Arlington, VA - June 25, 2001 - Group Logic, a leading vendor of network workflow software to the print media industry, announced today the general availability of version 4.0 of its market-leading MassTransit Enterprise digital file transfer software. The new release, which will be exhibited at Print 01 (booth 6766) and was honored as a Seybold Hot Pick at Seybold Boston 2001, offers a unique Web browser plug-in for file transfer and increases the functional breadth of MassTransit Enterprise through quality of service features, advanced interfaces to SQL databases, and much more. "MassTransit Enterprise 4.0 performs as advertised," said David Dornback, a systems administrator at Schawk, Inc., a leading provider of digital imaging solutions to the advertising/promotion and packaging markets. Schawk uses the Group Logic product in developing product packaging for various well-recognized brands. "The product has been extremely reliable and has made file transfer and remote proofing a non-hassle at our company. The new Web Client will be a good way to transfer files securely with an audit trail, without an extensive set-up process." Recent adopters of the new release also include Balmar, Inc., a leading printer in the mid-Atlantic region and one of many MassTransit Enterprise users in the "GAM 101," Graphic Arts Monthly magazine's ranking of the top U.S. printing firms. "MassTransit Enterprise adds value to the services we provide to our customers," said Pat Peyton, technical director at Balmar. "The new release allows Balmar and our repeat and contract customers to send and receive files by simply dragging and dropping Mac folders to their Web browser, making file transfer even easier. The product also saves us money by allowing us to send out fewer delivery trucks. These cost savings enable us to focus more resources on delivering the highest quality services." MassTransit Enterprise is the leading software solution for business-to-business transfer of the high value-added digital files used in publications, product packages, advertisements, and other print media. It delivers files across high-speed wide area networks, including the Internet, while adding valuable business management and workflow features. "MassTransit Enterprise version 4.0 is designed to meet the growing demand for easy-to-use, Internet-based file transfer solutions that solve customers' business and workflow issues," said Andy Lewis, Group Logic's vice president of marketing and sales. "As file transfer continues its inevitable migration to the Internet, MassTransit Enterprise provides the comprehensive functionality and ease of use companies formerly sought from managed service networks, without the inevitably high costs and transaction fees levied by proprietary network service providers." Group Logic offers a free 30-day trial version of the MassTransit Enterprise 4.0 software at its website, www.grouplogic.com.


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Saturday of the Fourteenth Week of Ordinary Time; Optional Memorial of St. Henry; St.Clelia Barbieri, foundress (Italy)
O God, whose abundant grace prepared Saint Henry to be raised by you in a wonderful way from the cares of earthly rule to heavenly realms, grant, we pray, through his intercession, that amid the uncertainties of this world we may hasten towards you with minds made pure. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
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Open Your Hearts and Your Home
July Devotion: The Precious Blood
Old Calendar: St. Mildred, abbess (Hist)
Henry II, successively Duke of Bavaria, King of Germany and Emperor, devoted himself to the spread of religion by rebuilding churches and founding monasteries. Until the end of his life he displayed the virtues of a great saint. Together with his wife, St. Cunegunda, he founded the bishopric of Bamberg and, at his death in 1024, was buried in the cathedral there; his holy wife was laid by his side fifteen years later. According to the 1962 Missal of St. John XXIII the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, St. Henry's feast is celebrated on July 15.
Saint Clelia Barbieri, whose feast is celebrated in Italy, was the Foundress of the Congregation of the "Suore Minime dell'Addolorata". She has the distinction of being the youngest founder of a religious community in the history of the Church. St. John Paul II canonized her on April 9, 1989.
Historically today is the feast of St. Mildred the first abbess of the English monastery of Minster-in-Thanet founded by her mother, Saint Ermenburga. As a nun who mortified herself with frequent fasts, Mildred was characterized by an exceptional humility, gentleness, and serenity of spirit. She was remembered for her compassion to widows, orphans, the poor, and the troubled. Her death came at the end of a prolonged and painful illness. Following the translation of Mildred's body to Canterbury in 1033, her relics became highly revered by the city's pilgrims.
St. Henry
Henry, surnamed the Pious, Duke of Bavaria, became successively King of Germany and Emperor of the Romans; but not satisfied with a mere temporal principality, he strove to gain an immortal crown, by paying zealous service to the eternal King. As emperor, he devoted himself earnestly to spreading religion, and rebuilt with great magnificence the churches which had been destroyed by the infidels, endowing them generously both with money and lands. He built monasteries and other pious establishments, and increased the income of others; the bishopric of Bamberg, which he had founded out of his family possessions, he made tributary to St. Peter and the Roman Pontiff. When Benedict VIII, who had crowned him emperor, was obliged to seek safety in flight, Henry received him and restored him to his see.
Once when he was suffering from a severe illness in the monastery of Monte Cassino, St. Benedict cured him by a wonderful miracle. He endowed the Roman Church with a most copious grant, undertook in her defense a war against the Greeks, and gained possession of Apulia, which they had held for some time. It was his custom to undertake nothing without prayer, and at times he saw the angel of the Lord, or the holy martyrs, his patrons, fighting for him at the head of his army. Aided thus by the divine protection, he overcame barbarous nations more by prayer than by arms. Hungary was still pagan; but Henry having given his sister in marriage to its King Stephen, the latter was baptized, and thus the whole nation was brought to the faith of Christ. He set the rare example of preserving virginity in the married state, and at his death restored his wife, St. Cunigund, a virgin to her family.
He arranged everything relating to the glory or advantage of his empire with the greatest prudence, and left scattered throughout Gaul, Italy, and Germany, traces of his munificence towards religion. The sweet odor of his heroic virtue spread far and wide, till he was more celebrated for his holiness than for his imperial dignity. At length his life's work was accomplished, and he was called by our Lord to the rewards of the heavenly kingdom, in the year of salvation 1024. His body was buried in the church of the blessed apostles Peter and Paul at Bamberg. God wished to glorify His servant, and many miracles were worked at his tomb. These being afterwards proved and certified, Eugenius III inscribed his name upon the catalogue of the saints.
Excerpted from The Liturgical Year, Abbot Gueranger O.S.B.
Patron: Basel, Switzerland; Benedictine Oblates; childless people; disabled people; dukes; handicapped people; kings; people rejected by religious orders; physically challenged people; sterility.
Symbols: Sword and church; lily; crown; dove on an orb; model of Bamburg cathedral.
Read more about St. Henry and his wife, St. Cunegund.
St. Henry was a Christian emperor who acted justly. It is all too obvious today what a danger it is to have leaders who do not value the God-given dignity and rights of each human person. Offer a Mass, make a holy hour or say a rosary for your elected officials.
St. Mildred
St. Mildred was the daughter of King Merewald of Magonset and his wife, St. Ermenburga (alias Aebbe of Minster-in-Thanet); and therefore sister of SS. Milburga and Milgith. At an early age, her mother sent her to be educated at Chelles in France, where many English ladies were trained to a saintly life.
A young nobleman, related to the Abbess of Chelles, entreated her to arrange that he might marry this English princess. The abbess tried to persuade her, but Mildred said her mother had sent her there to be taught, not to be married, and all the abbess's advice, threats and blows failed to persuade her to accept the alliance offered to her. At last the abbess shut her up in an oven in which she had made a great fire; but after three hours, when she expected to find not only her flesh but her very bones burnt to ashes, the young saint came out unhurt and radiant with joy and beauty. The faithful, hearing of the miracle, venerated Mildred as a saint; but the abbess, more infuriated than ever, threw her on the ground, beat, kicked and scratched her and tore out a handful of her hair. Mildred found means to send her mother a letter, enclosing some of her hair, torn from her head by the violence of the abbess; and Queen Ermenburga soon sent ships to fetch her daughter. The abbess, fearing that her evil deeds should be made known, would, on no account, give permission for her departure. Mildred, however, fled by night; but, having in her haste forgotten some ecclesiastical vestments and a nail of the cross of Christ which she valued extremely, she managed to return for them and brought them safely away. Upon her arrival back in England, she landed at Ebbsfleet where she found a great square stone, miraculously prepared for her to step on from the ship. The stone received, and retained, the mark of her foot and was afterwards removed to the Abbey of Minster-in-Thanet and kept there in memory of her. Many diseases are said to have been cured for centuries after, by water containing a little dust from this stone. It was often removed from its first situation, until an oratory was built for it.
With her mother's consent, Mildred joined her at her foundation of Minster-in-Thanet. She was given the veil by Theodore, Archbishop of Canterbury, at the same time as seventy other nuns. On St. Ermenburga's death, Mildred succeeded her as Abbess of the community, to whom she set a holy example and by whom she was much beloved. An old story is recorded that one night, while she was praying in the church of her monastery, the devil blew out her candle, but an angel drove him away and relighted it for her.
Mildred died at Minster of a lingering and painful complaint, on 30th July AD 732. She was succeeded by St. Edburga of Minster-in-Thanet. During the latter's rule, it apparently happened that the bell-ringer fell asleep before the altar. The departed Mildred awoke him with a box on the ear, exclaiming, "This is the oratory, not the dormitory!"
She continued to be an extremely popular saint, eclipsing the fame of St. Augustine, in the immediate neighborhood of her monastery, where the place that used to be proudly pointed out as that of his landing came to be better known as "St Mildred's Rock." In 1033, St. Mildred was translated to St. Augustine's Abbey in Canterbury and minor relics also passed from here to Deventer in Holland where she was honored on 17th July; though her feast, in England, is three days earlier. There was, however, a rival set of relics which were said to have been hidden at Lyming, with those of her sister, Milgitha, during the Viking devastation. These were given to the Religious Hospital of St. Gregory in Canterbury, by Archbishop Lanfranc in 1085. Mildred is represented in art holding a church and accompanied by three geese, as she was protector against damage by such wild birds.
Excerpted from Agnes Dunbar's A Dictionary of Saintly Women (1904)
Read the Life of st. Mildred, by a lay-tertiary of st. Francis.
St. Clelia Barbieri
Clelia Barbieri was born to Giacinta Nannetti and Giuseppe Barbieri, on February 13th, 1847 in a village called "Budrie" of S. Giovanni in Persiceto in the outskirts of Bologna, Italy and in the Archdiocese of Bologna.
Her parents were of different origins: Giuseppe Barbieri came from perhaps the poorest family of "Budrie" while Giacinta from the most important family in town: he worked as servant for Giacinta's uncle, the district's medical doctor, while she was the daughter of the well-to-do Pietro Nannetti.
After her much-contested wedding, the wealthy Giacinta accepted the poverty of a laborer's life and moved from a comfortable home to the humble cottage of her father-in-law, Sante Barbieri; nevertheless forming a family built on the rock of faith and a totally Christian life.
In line with her mother's expressed wish, she was baptized Clelia, Rachele, Maria on the very day of her birth. The mother taught Clelia to love God early in her life placing in her heart the desire for sanctity. One day Clelia asked her, "Mother, how can I become a saint?" In the meantime Clelia also learned the art of sewing, spinning and weaving kemp which was the most important work of the district.
In 1855, during a cholera epidemic the then eight-year-old Clelia lost her father and through the generosity of her uncle, the doctor, she, her mother and younger sister Ernestina moved into a more comfortable house near the parish church. For Clelia the days became more saintly and dedicated. Anyone who wanted to see her could always find her either at home weaving and sewing or in church praying.
Although it was usual at that time to receive First Communion almost at adulthood, Clelia due to her unusual catechistic preparation and spirituality, made hers on June 17th, 1858, at only eleven years of age. This was a decisive day for Clelia's future since it was then that she had her first mystic experience: exceptional contrition and repentance for her own sins and those of the world.
She underwent anguish and suffering for the sins that crucified Christ and so sorrowed Our Lady.
From the day of her First Communion, the crucifix and Our Lady of Sorrows inspired her saintly soul. At the same time she had a first inspiration as to her future which she perceived as based on prayer and good works. In adoration before the Holy Tabernacle she was motionless, rapt in prayer, while at home she was the companion and model for the other working girls. Far more mature than her years, she found in her work the first contact with the girls of "Budrie" where working hemp fibers was the main occupation and where all were engaged in this hard work.
Clelia brought something particularly personal to her little world: she worked with joy and love, praying and thinking of God at all times and even speaking of Him to her companions.
While Clelia was not Martha, Completely devoted to the cares of the world, yet she dedicated herself lovingly to the service of those most loved by Our Lord, the very poor, to the extent that her delicate hands were marked early in her short life with the hard labors she undertook.
While Clelia was not Mary who abandoned, excluded and neglected everything to prostrate herself in love and devotion, yet Clelia had no other thought, no other love than that for Our Lord whom she carried in her heart and soul as she walked with Him through life as if already in his world.
She lived in charity, completely dedicated to loving her fellowmen without restraint. She forgot and even ignored her body. She was happy to belong to the Lord and her happiness rested, in fact, in thinking only of Him. Something, however, compelled her to turn towards her fellowmen, the poorest and most tried, who often waited in vain for some small sign of love and brotherhood. A fervent faith burned inside her, and she felt that she "must go" to give herself to all of God's poor. She loved that solitude which would permit her to reach God more fully, but she left the protection of her home and went forth inspired by her all-consuming love for mankind.
At this time in history, there existed in the Church a group called "The Christian Catechism Workers" who were mainly men whose aim it was to combat the prevalent religious negligence of the times. At "Budrie" the group was led by an elderly schoolteacher. Clelia aspired and then became one of the Christian Catechism Workers. Then, at "Budrie" with her acceptance, the catechism group was reborn and attracted others with her very same dedication and faith.
At first, Clelia was admitted as an assistant teacher and was the least important member, but soon her surprising talents and preparation evidenced themselves so that the senior members placed themselves under her leadership.
Having rejected several flattering marriage proposals, the group of young ladies which had sprung up from the Catechism group, elected Clelia as their leader and conceived the idea of a community devoted to an apostolic and contemplative way of life. This was to be a life of service which would spring from the Eucharist with daily Holy Communion and would ennoble itself with the teaching of catechism to the farmers and laborers of the area. The idea could not become a reality immediately due to the political situation at the time of Italy's unification (1866-67).
However, it was finally realized on May 1st, 1868 when with the bureaucratic and local problems solved, Clelia and her young friends moved into the so-called "teacher's house" where the Workers for Christian Catechism had formerly met. This was the humble beginning of Clelia Barbieri's religious family which later was to be named the religious community of the "Suore Minime dell'Addolorata".
"Minime" because of Clelia's devotion to the saint, Minimo Romito di Paola, S. Francesco, patron and provident protector of the young community; "dell'Addolorata" because this title of Our Lady of Sorrows was the most loved of all of Our Lady's titles by Clelia Barbieri.
After moving into "the teacher's house", a series of extraordinary events in the form of assistance to the young community occurred which were undoubtedly the work of Divine Providence and without which the group could never have survived. The small group was inspired by Clelia's physical and moral sufferings in her darkest hours and in the absurd humiliations she endured at the hands of those who should have been more understanding. However, her faith and devotion in prayer were always extraordinary.
In the small "Budrie" community there was faith, a desire for God and a missionary zeal full of creativity and imagination by no means based on any organization support which was virtually nonexistent. Clelia was the moving spirit. The small initial group grew as well as the number of poor, sick and young boys and girls needing catechism and religious instruction.
Slowly, the people began to see Clelia as a leader and teacher of the faith. They started calling her "Mother" although she was only twenty-two years old. They called her with this title until her death which came about very shortly.
The dormant tuberculosis she had always carried, suddenly flared up only two years after she had founded the order. Clelia died prophesizing to the sister at her bedside, "I'm leaving, but I'll never abandon you. When in that alfalfa field next to the church there will be a new community house, I will no longer be with you ... You will grow in number, and you will expand over plains and mountains to work in the vineyard of the Lord. The day will come when here at 'Budrie' many will arrive with carriages and horses ..." And she added, "I'm going to Heaven and all those who will die in our community will enjoy eternal life".
She died on July 13th, 1870 with the happiness of one going to meet her Spouse and beloved Lord. Clelia's death prophecy has been fulfilled. The religious order Suore Minime dell'Addolorata has expanded and continues to grow. It extends throughout Italy, in India and in Tanzania. Today, the sisters following in Clelia's footsteps, humbly continue their useful work of assistance to all in need and now number three hundred spread over thirty-five community houses.
Being only twenty-three at the time of her death, Clelia Barbieri is the youngest founder of a religious community in the history of the Church. She was canonized at Rome on April 9, 1989 by John Paul II.
Excerpted from Libreria Editrice Vaticana
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SUBJECT: 2014 Year-Round School Planning Grant Application and Instructions
The General Assembly included state funding for planning grants in the 2014 Appropriation Act to assist interested school divisions in planning for the establishment of year-round school programs. During 2014 Special Session I, $613,312 was included for both fiscal year 2015 and 2016 for planning grants of no more than $50,000 each for school divisions pursuing the creation of new year-round school programs for divisions or individual schools in support of the findings from the 2012 Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission (JLARC) report, Review of Year-Round Schools, which was issued in October 2012. (See Item 135.R. of the 2014 Appropriation Act)
Any school divisions interested in pursuing a planning grant to establish year-round schools must submit a completed PDF version of the attached application and related materials to the Department of Education, Office of Policy, at policy@doe.virginia.gov, by 5 p.m., August 1, 2014. If the application is not received by that time, it may not be considered.
In accordance with the Appropriation Act, priority shall be given to schools based on need, based on state accreditation ratings or similar federal designations. Applications shall include evidence of a commitment to pursue implementation in school year 2015-2016.
In order to be considered for selection, applicants must submit a complete response which addresses all of the application requirements. You will find links for the instructions and application below. Once the applications for new programs are approved, current year-round programs may be eligible to apply for any remaining funds.
The 2014 Appropriation Act also provides $1,000,000 the first year and $2,400,000 the second year for start-up grants of up to $300,000 per school per year for the implementation of extended year models. The Act specifies that first priority shall be given to the school divisions awarded planning grants in fiscal year 2014 and the College Readiness Center pilot. A separate Superintendent's Memorandum will provide additional details regarding this funding.
Please contact the Office of Policy at (804) 225-2092, or by e-mail at policy@doe.virginia.gov, if you have any questions. For more information about year-round schools, visit http://www.doe.virginia.gov/instruction/year-round/index.shtml.
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Q: k-file-error when kendo upload is successfull I manage to upload files with Kendo and AngularJS, but my files remain red and have a k-file-error class, the files are uploaded and I can have them on the back. Why is there an error ? Could you please help me ?

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After winning the first ever donkey meat festival in 2013, and successfully staging the first-ever Donkey Meat and Wine Pairing Dinner, Tao's Kitchen is back with the second instalment of the Donkey Meat and Wine Pairing Dinner.
Two budding entrepreneurs in the catering industry, Mpule Sezuni and Tao Soni !Noarises, winners of the first ever Donkey Meat Cook-off in 2013 decided to celebrate culture and entertainment.
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According to !Noarises, she and her partner have decided to host the second instalment of the Donkey Meat and Wine Pairing Dinner after receiving so many enquiries from various quarters.
She said considering that there is still a misconception about donkey meat among Namibians, they have decided to make the dinner an annual event to promote the eating of donkey meat and make it a sought-after delicacy.
"We want to introduce donkey meat as a healthier dish to Namibian meat lovers and at the same time pronounce the importance of culture," said !Noarises.
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"But what is very certain is that after that dinner, all those who profess not to eat donkey meat will come out of that event as the biggest ambassadors of donkey meat. They must be sure of that," she added.
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A measurement of the B 0 s →J/ψϕ decay parameters, updated to include flavor tagging is reported using 4.9 fb −1 of integrated luminosity collected by the ATLAS detector from s √ =7 TeV pp collisions recorded in 2011 at the LHC. The values measured for the physical parameters are ϕ s 0.12±0.25(stat)±0.05(syst) rad ΔΓ s 0.053±0.021(stat)±0.010(syst) ps −1 Γ s 0.677±0.007(stat)±0.004(syst) ps −1 |A ∥ (0)| 2 0.220±0.008(stat)±0.009(syst) |A 0 (0)| 2 0.529±0.006(stat)±0.012(syst) δ ⊥ =3.89±0.47(stat)±0.11(syst) rad where the parameter ΔΓ s is constrained to be positive. The S -wave contribution was measured and found to be compatible with zero. Results for ϕ s and ΔΓ s are also presented as 68% and 95% likelihood contours, which show agreement with the Standard Model expectations.


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Wenshu Monastery
Wenshu Monastery (Manjushri Monastery), located at No. 15 Wenshu Yuan Street, Chengu, Sichuan Province, is the best-preserved Buddhist temple in Chengdu. It is the home of the Buddhist Association of Sichuan Province and Chengdu City. Initially built in the Tang Dynasty (618-907), Wen
Tashilhunpo Monastery
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Jokhang Temple
The Jokhang, also called the Qokang Monastery, Jokang, Jokhang Temple, Jokhang Monastery or Zuglagkang (Tibetan: གཙུག་ལག་ཁང༌།, Wylie: gtsug-lag-khang, ZYPY: Zuglagkang; also Tsuklakang), is located on Barkhor Square in Lhasa. For most Tibetans it is the most sacred and important templ
Sera Monastery
Sera Monastery is one of the 'great three' Gelukpa university monasteries of Tibet, located 1.25 miles (2.01 km) north of Lhasa. The other two are Ganden Monastery and Drepung Monastery. The origin of the name 'Sera' is attributed to a fact that the site where
The Potala Palace is located in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China. It is named after Mount Potalaka, the mythical abode of Chenresig or Avalokitesvara. The Potala Palace was the chief residence of the Dalai Lama until the 14th Dalai Lama fled to Dharamsala, India, during the 1959
Gadan Songzanlin Monastery
Being the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Yunnan Province, Gadan•Songzanlin Monastery, also known as Guihua Monastery, is one of the famous monasteries in the Kang region (referring to the Tibetan areas of Yunnan and Sichuan); it is located at 3 kilometers north of Shangri-la Co


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The Old State Bank, also known as the Second State Bank, Vincennes Branch, is a historic bank building located at Vincennes, Knox County, Indiana.  It was built in 1838, and is a -story, Greek Revival style brick building. The building measures 36 feet wide and 48 feet deep. The projecting temple form front facade features four two-story, Doric order columns. The building is topped by a dome with cupola and windows that provide light to the main banking room.  The building was restored in 1965.

It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.  It is located in the Vincennes Historic District.

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Next month, our 15th year in business will officially come to a close. To celebrate this milestone, we thought we'd recap all the invaluable lessons we learned over the years. We look forward to the next 15 and thank all of you who have made the first 15 possible!
Whether we're designing a senior-living center or a new hotel, communication is essential for every project to be successful.
If you commit to a due date, you must hit that due date.
When issues arise, don't bury your head in the sand. Step-up and help find a solution.
When things go well, it is up to the leader to acknowledge the entire team. When things don't go so well, it is up to the leader to take responsibility and not pass blame.
Don't hide behind emails. Sometimes it is best to pick-up the phone and have a conversation.
Face-time is key. Today's technology allows us to do a lot remotely, but often there is no replacement for a face-to- face meeting.
Document key issues. We're all expected to process a large quantity of information. There's no way to remember it all; documentation saves us from having to do so!
Always have contingency plans. Plan A doesn't always work out, and it is important to have a back-up plan.
Instead of saying, "We can't get that done by Friday," say, "We can have that to you by next Wednesday" instead. One is far more positive and likely to receive a better response!
Take a deep breath. We can all be overwhelmed with our current "fire" of the day. Sometimes it is good to step back, process the situation, and approach it with a clear head.
Everyone wants their "thing" right now. The key is to help manage their expectations and give them a realistic assessment as to when they can have it.
Be proud of your work and always perform to the best of your abilities.
Listen to others. Don't just hear the words, but absorb the meaning. Sometimes you can find wisdom or guidance from the most unexpected places.
IT backups, that is. There are a lot of individuals out there looking to harm your business. Or, sometimes, a computer just wants to crash on you. Be prepared. Always have backups for everything. It will save you from going crazy.
Enjoy the company of those you work with. We all spend 9+ hours a day / 5 days a week working with our co-workers. Get along and enjoy one another.
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How to construct a curve of cooling with application of the phase rule
Metal materials that are used in the art, in most cases, are alloys. The set of all alloy material called alloy system. Phase is called a homogeneous part of a system that has the same composition and physical state. To build a curve of cooling of the material, it is sufficient to know the number of components and number of phases.
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For example, you need to build the curve of cooling for the iron-carbon alloy. To start, determine what phases exist in the system. Thus, the alloys of iron and carbon phases represent austenite, ferrite, cementite and graphite.
Describe each of these phases. Ferrite is a structural component of an α-iron, which dissolves the carbon. Austenite – solid solution, which was the way of introduction in γ-iron is carbon. When the temperature of the austenite cementite is highlighted. Graphite is carbon, which is released in a free state in iron-carbon alloys.
To construct the curve of cooling use the Gibbs phase rule, which is formulated as follows: in the equilibrium system, which is influenced by only temperature and pressure, the number of degrees of freedom equals the difference in the number of components and number of phases is increased by 2.
The Gibbs phase rule is expressed by the formula: f = n - K + 2, where f is the number of degrees of freedom; n – number of components; K is the number of phases. Apply phase rule to the iron-carbon alloy, which has 2 components: the iron and carbon. Thus, point 1: f = 2 – 2 + 1 = 1 is the liquidus. The result indicates that the system is single-variant, i.e. changing the temperature of the alloy will remain in the same state of aggregation.
Calculate point 2 and 3: f = 2 – 3 + 1 = 0 is the solidus or eutectic transformation. The result indicates that the system is mandatory and any change will change the number of phases.
Making calculations, draw the curve of cooling. Draw a graph of temperature over time and indicate on it the main point. Connect the dots between them, you get a line a liquidus line and a solidus on the chart.
In order to account for phase diagrams, it is necessary to know the structural components of the cooling curve which you build, and their properties depending on temperature change.
In some charts do not use time and other parameters, for example, the correlation between the temperature and thermal expansion.
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    std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::seconds(timeToWait / 2));

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Top 10 highest-paid CEOs at U.S. commercial insurance companies
One CEO received $22.1 million in total compensation last year.
By Melissa Hillebrand | September 24, 2015 at 03:48 AM
The highest-paid CEO among U.S.-traded P&C commercial insurers received $22.1 million in total compensation last year, according to data compiled by SNL Financial.
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If you're a faithful reader then you know about this quilt. For my new readers, I'll explain: When I get off from work and on my off days I like to just hang around my house. Lately, I haven't known how to occupy my free time. For the past 33 days I worked on this quilt and it's finished. I don't know how to sew on a machine so I did it all by hand.
Try not to be too harsh...it's nothing fancy. Just something I thought he might like. Tell me if you think it looks like complete crap because if so I don't want to give it away as a gift.
it reminds me of a blanket i had for my dolls as a little girl.
Oh honey you made it all by hand?!? You are unbelievable. (In an awesome way) I love all the colors and it will always remind you of how strong you are. I think it is absolutely amazing. You did a great job and I am not just saying that because we are super cool blog friends. Haaha.
Geeze Louise... way to really tackle a project! That's a lot of hand sewing in just 33 days.
Wow! You did a great job!! I think you should start up a new hobby!!!
so much better than I could ever hope to do! Great quilt! Great job!
that's a very nice quilt--it looks like the ones my grandma made for me when I was a little girl :o) There's nothing more comforting than a quilt and I think he'll love it!
Oh my god. I can't believe you did all that by hand. It's beautiful.
Thats a HUGE quit for doing it all by hand!!
You hand sewed the whole thing??? I like it. It is really cute.
The quilt looks great! CONGRATS!!! THat is amazing, I could never do that!! I am the least creative person alive!
wow, that is awesome. i could never do that!
wow that is SO BEAUTIFUL! and you made it all without a sewing machine??!? you're incredible! and you did it in a month! you must be really missing your man.
i used a LOT of exclamation points in that paragraph.
sookie stackhouse books def count! i almost picked up dead until dark (i'm guessing that's the first one), but i just watched the series on TV so i think i'll let that rest for a while. are they good?
I LOVE all those colors together. I'm so impressed by you! You should really keep that to give to him. You took the time to make it for him. That'll be something he can have 60 years from now and now you made it by him for him!
You did that by hand?!?! WOW!!! Definitely not a "piece of crap!"
You said the other day you want me to be your personal chef, well I will assuming you'll be my personal quilter! I love by the way, I could never manage something like that especially so quickly.
you did it by HAND?! wow! it looks great!!
Wow! That is a great quilt. What a great gift and perhaps a future family heirloom.
it worth a million bucks. what an awesome job.
Wow, it really came together fabulously! :) What is your next project going to be?
My god you did that all by hand! You are AMAZING!!! I will post the one I did one machine when I get back home and yours still looks better!
It looks awesome! I can't believe you did it by hand!
I love it! You've inspired me to finally start mine. I can't believe you did that by hand!
wow by hand? great job!
Wow, that is a beautiful quilt you did a great job.
I am going to ask you to make me one when I get pregnant with a baby Top Gun :) And I am serious about that!!!


The breathtaking beauty of orchid appeals to our senses on all levels. This one-of-a-kind display containing bunches of fuchsia-hued Dendrobium orchids are ideal for all important occasions. Make impressions like never before with this unique arrangement which is bound to win hearts and strengthen relationships. This is a floral display worth giving.


In spite of an exceptionally rainy April, a much anticipated stream restoration project was recently undertaken along 1,800 feet of Cove Creek. Several years in the making, the carefully designed and permitted project, will restore streambanks, eliminate excessive erosion, reconnect the stream to its floodplain, create in-stream habitat for fish and aquatic life and result in the planting of more than 500 trees and shrubs and more than 650 plant cuttings and live stakes.
The Conservation District has funded the project through a combination of sources, including the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, PA Department of Environmental Protection's Growing Greener II Program and the Foundation for PA Watersheds.
First chosen as a likely restoration area during a larger watershed assessment in 2001, the project area lies directly downstream of a stream confluence where Big Cove Creek is joined by a tributary that drains stormwater from developed areas of Todd Township and the Borough of McConnellsburg. Approximately 70 years ago, the stream channel was straightened and deepened. While this activity served the intended purpose of draining a wet meadow and making the site easier to farm, the channelization and disconnection from the floodplain removed almost all in-stream habitat for fish and aquatic life and focused the energy of flood flows through the site, passing greater energy to the streambank areas south of McConnellsburg.
Originally planned for completion by May 1, 2011, excessive rain and high flows have slowed the construction considerably and have made working in and around the stream difficult, although high flows have provided an opportunity to observe some of the newly formed channel under flood conditions, which can be helpful. Designing stream restoration involves calculating a channel shape and pattern that will provide a healthy low-flow channel during smaller summer flows and convey larger storm flows without leading to excessive erosion. In addition to many streamside plantings, specially designed rock and log structures are being constructed along the stream banks to steer higher flows away from sensitive areas of the banks during the several years it takes to establish streamside trees and shrubs.
When completed, the project will be an asset to the property owner and neighbors, but will also improve the overall health of Big Cove Creek, help to reduce flooding damage downstream and eliminate excessive erosion that can be a source of sediment and nutrient pollution to our local waterways and, ultimately, the Chesapeake Bay.
For more information regarding this important environmental project or stream restoration in general, please contact Scott Alexander, Watershed Specialist, at 717-485-3547, ext. 118 or scott_fccd@pa.net.
New section of stream channel constructed in the existing floodplain.
Before photo of an eroded stream bank along Big Cove Creek.
Photo after reconstruction and stabilization of the same stream bank.


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29 Wonderful Things to Do in Montgomery Al
by mamta madhavan
By Rojan Maharjan / unsplash Copyrights 2020
Things to do in Montgomery Al must dominate your thoughts if you plan to visit Montgomery. Take a guided tour and enjoy the sights and sounds of the city, and experience their culture, food, and shopping while on your visit there.
History museums, historic sites, historic places, fine arts, and not to forget the great Martin Luther King make it a place for history buffs to visit and get to know more about the history that defines Montgomery, Alabama. Montgomery is a good place for a weekend getaway or a holiday with all the other attractions. There is something for everyone there, and you can be assured that you will return home with a bag full of wonderful memories.
Montgomery Al
Montgomery is the capital of Alabama State and is beside the Alabama River. The city is steeped in history, beginning with the Creek Indian Tribes, and then takes you to some of the significant moments of the Civil Rights Movement. Montgomery Al is the second largest city in the state of Alabama, and the major Civil Rights Movements, Montgomery Bus Boycott, and the Selma to Montgomery march happened here.
The first famous black American TV star to host a variety of TV shows on national television, Nat King Cole, was from Montgomery, and he was also a respected jazz pianist. He has been brought back to life by two artists by painting the Nat King Cole mural on the side of a building in downtown Montgomery Al.
Things To Do In Montgomery Al
Planning to visit Montgomery Al? There are many things to do in Montgomery, Al which gives it a pleasant vibe, and a weekend getaway in Montgomery will be the much-needed break you are looking for. The beautiful parks, nature, museums, and zoo will make your visit worthwhile.
Their art scene is brimming with many shows and concerts, and the things to do in Montgomery Al give you an idea about the city's important role in American history. Plan your day trip, weekend getaway, family get-together, or romantic weekend and soak in the beauty, culture, and history of Montgomery and Alabama.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Montgomery Al
Looking for things to do in Montgomery, Al? The Alabama Shakespeare Festival is famous and listed among the world's ten largest Shakespeare festivals. Housed permanently at the Carolyn Blount Theatre, Montgomery Al there are around three productions of William Shakespeare annually. Apart from that, there are Broadway Musicals, children's productions, world premieres, American classics, and a variety of entertainment.
Though the focus is more on Shakespeare's plays, they also have shows featuring George Bernard, Tennessee Williams, and others. The Shakespeare Garden also has some of the plants and flowers featured in the shows and is located in the Blount Cultural Park, Montgomery, Al.
Alabama State Archives and History Museum, Montgomery Al
The Alabama State Archives and History Museum, Montgomery, Alabama, is for history lovers and one of the history museums you can add to your list of things to do in Montgomery, Al. This museum is the best place to know more about Alabama's history, and visitors get to see the exhibits, attend museum events, and access the museum's educational programs.
The museum building is impressive and a fine work of art and architecture, and one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al.
Alabama State Capitol, Montgomery Al
The Alabama State Capitol is a National historic landmark of Montgomery, and this working Museum underwent a major restoration in 1992. It is also the State Capitol Building for Alabama, giving expansive views of downtown Montgomery from its hilltop location.
It is also listed in the National Register of Historic Places as the First Confederate Capitol. This Museum of State History and Politics atop Goat Hill, Montgomery, is one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al, if you are on a visit there.
Alley Entertainment District, Montgomery Al
Situated near downtown Montgomery, Ball Field, and Alabama Riverfront, Alley Entertainment District is full of life. It is the perfect place if you are looking to celebrate any special event of your life. The apartments here are chic and urban. If one of the things to do in Montgomery Al is to celebrate an event or hold a business meeting, then head to Alley Entertainment District, you will get all you want.
Alabama Judicial Building, Montgomery Al
The building is home to the Supreme Court of Alabama, Alabama Court of Civil Appeal, and Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals. This is one of the things you can add to your list of things to do in Montgomery, Al, along with the Montgomery History Museums, if you are visiting the city.
Blount Cultural Park, Montgomery Al
Visiting Montgomery and looking for things to do in Montgomery, Al – visiting the Blount Cultural Park is a good choice. You get to see the home of the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, and Hannah Daye Riding Bark Park. This 175-acre park is scenic with walking trails, an amphitheater, a dog park, fountains, and gazebos.
The Blount Cultural Park was donated to the city by Wynton M Blount in memory of his wife and houses two theaters that hold many theatrical performances and piano concerts all year round.
Civil Rights Memorial Center, Montgomery Al
Your visit to Montgomery and Alabama state will be incomplete if you do not visit the Civil Rights Movement. The Civil Rights Movement Memorial, Montgomery Al is located near the church where Martin Luther King was the pastor during the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Alabama Capitol Steps.
The Memorial designed by Maya Lin has one of the lines from Dr. Martin Luther King's speech, ' until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream' inscribed.
Court Square Fountain, Montgomery Al
It was built in 1885 over an existing Artesian Basin, and the Court Square Fountain has the statue of Hebe, the Goddess of Youth. The best way to see the Court Square Fountain is by taking a walking tour. The fountain is said to be in a location where the two communities from Alabama and New Philadelphia grew together and formed Montgomery, Al. This area became the central location of the Montgomery slave trade later.
Dexter Parsonage Museum, Montgomery Al
Experience the actual residence where Martin Luther King and his family lived between 1954 and 1960 during Dr. Martin Luther King's pastorate and delve into the history a bit by also visiting the Interpretive Center and King Johns Garden for Reflection. Dr. Martin Luther King and his family used much of the furniture in the Dexter Parsonage Museum while living there.
If you are interested in the Civil Rights Movement, this is one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al, while visiting the place. Go back in time and experience and read insightful quotes, eyewitness accounts of that period, and unpublished photographs.
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, Montgomery Al
The Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church, Montgomery, Alabama, is a National Historic Landmark because of its importance in the Civil Rights Movement, and visitors get to see the office of Dr. Martin Luther King. This church has a long history of community service, and much of Montgomery's civil rights activities under Dr. Martin Luther King were flagged from here.
The Church is a reflection of America's long journey for equality that began in Montgomery Al under the leadership of Dr. Martin Luther King.
First White House of the Confederacy, Montgomery Al
The First White House of the Confederacy was the first house of Jefferson Davis and his family when Montgomery Al was the capital of the Confederates States of America. This is one of the historical homes in Montgomery, Alabama, and has been listed on the National Register of Historical Places and the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage from 2012 onward.
Built by William, this house is a large two-storied wooden frame house painted in white and green. The doorways have been built in Greek revival style, and this Italianate-style house is open to the public for a visit.
Freedom Rides Museum, Montgomery, Alabama
This museum at Montgomery Al throws light on how 21 college students arrived from Nashville at the Montgomery Greyhound Bus Station and, using non-violence changed the country's history by removing racial segregation in public rides. They met the mob with non-violence and changed the unjust laws against the Black people once and for all.
Alabama Historical Commission manages Freedom Rides Museum. Getting to know the art, personal stories, and architecture by adding Freedom Rides Museum to one of the things to do in Mongomery Al.
Governor's Mansion, Montgomery Al
The 107-year-old home is a fine example of neoclassical architecture. The tour takes you through each floor of the Mansion, and after the tour ends, you are invited to the Governor's Mansion gift shop to enjoy the complimentary cookies.
Garrett Coliseum, Montgomery Al
The Alabama Agricultural Center at Montgomery, Alabama, is situated 3 miles Northeast of downtown Montgomery and boasts of the world-famous Garret Coliseum. The center is also a multi-purpose complex and has hosted some popular entertainers like Elvis Presley and Elton John.
Check if there are any events happenings there during the time of your visit and take part in them if they interest you.
Hank Williams Museum, Montgomery Al
The Hank Williams Museum on Commerce Street is one of the things to do in Montgomery Al if you are a music lover and especially if you are a fan of Hank Williams. The Hank Williams Museum houses 17 of his stage suits, custom boots, tie collection, awards, and a 1952 baby blue Cadillac.
A trip around Hank Williams Museum, Montgomery Al, will take you into the life of the country's first country music superstar. You can also visit Hank Williams Memorial and Gravesite, the final resting place of the superstar, which is at the Oakwood Annex Cemetery.
Jackson Lake Island, Montgomery Al
Looking to spend some time in the quietude of nature while visiting Montgomery? Then a trip to Jackson Lake Island, a 20-minute drive from Montgomery, Al, is one of the things you can add to the list of things to do in Montgomery, Al, while on your trip there. The place is perfect if you like boating and fishing; the island is spacious and perfect for outdoor activities.
Jackson Lake Island became famous after the movie Big Fish was filmed there. The movie's town, Spectre, remains on the East bank. The environment here is quiet, peaceful, and a good place for nature lovers.
Legacy Museum, Montgomery, Alabama
Located a few steps from the Alabama Dock and Rail Station, the Legacy Museum gives insights into the slavery history of the United States. It is situated exactly where the Black people were forced into slavery. There is one entire wing in the Legacy Museum, Montgomery Al, that focuses on the violence of slavery, the history and slavery and racism in America, sexual violence against enslaved Black women, and how the enslaved people stayed in touch with their families and loved ones.
Visiting this Museum is one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al. There is also a Reflection Space in the Museum dedicated to the people who worked throughout their lives to challenge racial injustice.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Montgomery, Al
Explore the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and soak in the art and creativity of Alabama State. The museum's permanent art collection includes works of Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Rembrandt, Cassatt, and Edward Hopper. This museum at Montgomery Al is one of its kind in the State, and it collects, preserves, and exhibits art for the public's enjoyment.
Montgomery Zoo, Montgomery Al
The Montgomery zoo is one of the things to do on your visit or weekend getaway to the city. The zoo boasts 500 animals from five continents, putting them in barrier-free habitats. The Montgomery zoo, Montgomery Al, is a popular fishing destination. You can go around the zoo by taking a stroll or riding on their miniature train.
The Montgomery Zoo has its own museum and holds programs such as Animal Paintings and Animal Encounters to make your visit interactive and exciting.
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre, Montgomery Al
This 1,800-seat-capacity performing arts center is perfect for seeing various shows, concerts, opera, dance, comedy shows, and children's programs. Located downtown Montgomery Al, it is a part of the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center. It is one of the things to do in Montgomery if you love live music, shows, and concerts.
The theater supports a wide range of art and artists. Visit the website to know if anything exciting is happening during your time in Montgomery, Al.
National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Montgomery Al
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice gives tribute to the Blacks who lost their lives during the lynching. It is also known as the National Lynching Memorial. This is the first memorial dedicated to African Americans humiliated by racial segregation and Jim Crow, the legacy of the Black people, and people terrorized by lynching.
Take a guided tour of this Memorial and read quotes by Dr. Martin Luther King, Toni Morrison, and Elizabeth Alexander. This National Memorial for Peace and Justice, Montgomery Al, sits on six acres and contextualizes racial terror using art, design, and sculpture. The tickets to the Memorials and Museums can be from the respective visitor centers depending on when you want to visit.
Old Alabama Town, Montgomery Al
One of the things to do in Montgomery is to visit Old Alabama Town, as it is the best way to understand how the Alabamians lived in the 19th and 20th centuries. The buildings in Old Alabama Town at Montgomery, Al, have been restored and saved from demolishing.
They have preserved it as a history museum; take a nostalgic trip through the one-room schoolhouse, a slave dwelling, a grist mill, and the oldest surviving building in the country, the Lucas Tavern.
Rosa Parks Library and Museum, Montgomery Al
Montgomery was the town where a bold Black woman refused to get up and give her bus seat to a white man. Her name was Rosa Parks, an era when the seats inside buses were segregated for blacks and whites.
It was a life-changing event, and you can learn more about this incident by visiting the Rosa Parks Library and Museum, Montgomery Al. Once you tour the Rosa Parks Library and Rosa Parks Museum, you can take a walk and go to the bus stop where the incident happened.
Riverfront Park, Montgomery Al
Looking for fun and outdoor activities to make your trip to Montgomery exciting? Then visiting the Riverfront Park on the banks of the Alabama River is one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al. Boat rides, concerts, and events add to the attraction of this park and is a good place for people from all age brackets to visit.
Book yourself on the Harriet II Riverboat Cruise and soak in the wonderful views of the Alabama River. Take a trip back in time and enjoy the live entertainment, dinner, and dancing while cruising along the waters in the 19th-century riverboat. Tickets can be bought from the Harriot II website 48 hours before the cruise.
Riverwalk Stadium, Montgomery Al
The Riverwalk Stadium, Montgomery Al, can accommodate up to 7,000 people and is the home of Montgomery Biscuits of the Southern League, a minor league baseball park. The stadium, also known as the Montgomery Biscuits Baseball Stadium, is a converted train shed near the Alabama River.
The Riverwalk Amphitheater is nearby, and the stadium hosts events, concerts, and various shows. Have a blast watching the Montgomery Biscuits at the Montgomery Riverwalk Stadium if you are a fan.
The National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African-American Culture, Montgomery Al
Established in 1997, the National Center provides information about the important role played by Montgomery Al in the modern Civil Rights Movement. The center also shares the history of African Americans, and there are guest lectures, events, and art collections that make the place one of the things to do in Montgomery, Al. Their website will give you more details of the events that will be held and the visiting hours.
The Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, Montgomery, Alabama
The Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, Montgomery Al throws light on the life of F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda and is a tribute to their lives and legacies. The couple dominated the country's literary scene for a while till they got pulled into alcohol and mental health issues and had an untimely ending.
Together Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda created incredible pieces of literature, and their love story always fascinated many for its talent, creativity, romance, drama, failure, and darkness. A visit to the Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum is one of the things to do in Montgomery Al if you love literature, as this is the home where they worked on their individual novels, Tender is the Night and Save Me the Waltz.
Union Station Train Shed, Montgomery Al
This landmark building has been declared one of the National Historic Sites and is one of the things to do in Montgomery Al while visiting the place. The Union Station is known for its train shed and was built in 1898 by the Louis and Nashville Railroad. It illustrates the adaptation of bridge-building techniques to shelter structures and covers four tracks. This 600-feet long shed at Montgomery Al is an ideal venue for concerts, festivals, and other events.
W.A.Gayle Planetarium, Montgomery Al
Operated by Troy University, the Montgomery City Planetarium has interesting exhibits on space exploration, planetary science, and educational and informative exhibits on astronomy. The Planetarium facilities are designed to project the sun, moon, stars, and other celestial objects in the sky. It welcomes visitors from all over Alabama State and its neighboring towns.
There are innumerable things to do in Montgomery, Al, if you plan your trip to that city. Montgomery has a lot of history attached to it, and you should not go back home without picking up souvenirs from a gift shop to make you remember your visit to this city always. Whether regional art, history, or nature, Montgomery Al will always be etched in your memories.
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Local solicitors are worried about cuts to legal aid
Home housing and neighbourhoods Local solicitors are worried about cuts to legal aid
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Threatened cuts in legal aid will harm the most vulnerable in our society, unless the Government listens to a powerful coalition of charities and accepts House of Lords amendments when the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (LASPO) Bill returns to the House of Commons.
"If these amendments are not accepted the bill will heavily limit the amount of legal aid available to victims of domestic violence or industrial diseases such as asbestosis, and the Children's Society says 6,000 children would be denied access to advice or representation in education, welfare and immigration cases.
I have heard from solicitors who are concerned about the impact it will have locally on vulnerable Reading residents. Justice shouldn't be the preserve of the wealthy elite – we should all be able to get representation and it's especially important in cases like domestic violence or for children. I would urge Reading's Conservative MPs to consider the needs of their constituents in voting on this issue.
The joint letter (below) is signed by leaders from two dozen organisations including SCOPE, MIND, Disability Rights UK, the Fawcett Society, the Child Poverty Action Group and Mumsnet.
Charities' Joint Letter on Legal Aid
Dear Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister,
Lords' amendments to the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (LASPO) Bill
When you entered office in May 2010, you made a commitment that your Government would protect the most vulnerable. Yet you are now in danger of cutting legal aid for children, disabled people and victims of domestic violence.
We urge you to accept the sensible and considered amendments to the LASPO Bill made by the House of Lords, so that access to civil justice is protected for these vulnerable people.
Prime Minister, when you launched this Bill last year, you said: "If you heard of a way to make your policy better but you did nothing about it, that's not strength, that's not leadership. The tough, strong thing to do is to say yes, let's make this plan better."
Deputy Prime Minister, immediately before joining the Government in May 2010, you stated that a government containing Liberal Democrats would "usher in an era when the highest standards of evidence are seen as the baseline for judging policy-making."
Yet your Government risks ignoring the advice of an enormous range of academics, charities and legal experts, including representatives from all parties and the crossbenches in the House of Lords, who have provided evidence that the social costs of this Bill will be extremely significant, and the fiscal savings minimal or non-existent.
We are glad that the House of Lords have amended some parts of the Bill that were most likely to lead to unintended consequences and higher costs for taxpayers. These amendments combined have an upfront cost of only £24.7m which could be saved from elsewhere in the legal aid budget. Why, for example, is the Government penalising vulnerable people yet choosing not to recover legal aid from the frozen assets of rich criminals which could save £15m a year?
The Lords' amendments are firmly grounded in the best available evidence and substantially improve the Bill. We believe they will make your Government's legal aid policy better and we urge you to consider them with an open mind.
Peter Walsh, Chief Executive, Action against Medical Accidents
Stephen Remington, CEO, Action for Blind People
Richard Jenner, Director, Advice Services Alliance
Steve Johnson, Director, Advice UK
John Holmström, Assistant Chief Executive, Brighton Housing Trust
Alison Garnham, Chief Executive, Child Poverty Action Group
Geraldine Blake, Chief Executive, Community Links
Liz Sayce, Chief Executive, Disability Rights UK
Anna Bird, Deputy Chief Executive, The Fawcett Society
Jacky Everard – Centre Director, Hastings Advice and Representation Centre
James Kenrick and Mandy Wilkins, Co-Chairs, JustRights
Terrence Stokes, CEO, Lasa
Julie Bishop, Chief Executive, Law Centres Federation
Paul Farmer, Chief Executive, Mind
Ms Farah Nazeer, Director of External Affairs, Motor Neurone Disease Association
Simon Gillespie, Chief Executive, MS Society
Justine Roberts, CEO and Co-Founder, Mumsnet
Deborah Jack, Chief Executive, NAT (National Aids Trust)
Jamie Hewitt, Government Affairs Manager, National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society
Emma Scott, Director, Rights of Women
Richard Hawkes, Chief Executive, Scope
Diana Fawcett, Director of Operations, Shelter
Rachel Maskell, National Officer, Unite
Barbara Rayment, Director, Youth Access


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Silk Way orders AN-124 - Business
Silk Way orders AN-124
July 15 - Ilyushin Finance Company (IFC) says it has signed an agreement with Silk Way Airlines, which will see the Baku, Azerbaijan based airline take delivery of an AN-124-100 freighter.
Reports suggest that Silk Way Airlines - part of the Silk Way Group - has signed a contract with both IFC and United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) for the delivery of the aircraft.
According to IFC, the 2004-manufactured AN-124-100 was previously operated by Russia's Polet Airlines.
However, when Polet's air operator certificate was cancelled in April 2015, the airline was only operating two AN-124 freighters - both of which HLPFI believed to have been acquired by Volga-Dnepr Group in October 2015.
In a statement, IFC said that Silk Way's acquisition of an AN-124 will mark a "sound milestone" in the airline's development, boosting its capabilities and competitive advantages in the global air cargo market.
There is still some uncertainty surrounding the deal, and HLPFI will be keeping you informed of any developments.
An agreement is signed by IFC ceo, Alexander Rubtsov, and Silk Way Group president Zaur Akhundov.
www.silkwayairlines.com
www.silkwaygroup.com
www.ifc-leasing.com
www.uacrussia.ru