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Soon after a newlywed learns that her husband had her father shot down, she flees from the Callahan ranch in fear. She's rescued by a gunman who safeguards her at a remote outpost as he staves off her husband's attempts to reclaim his bride.
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Country: USA, Hong Kong, Taiwan
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Rango (2011)
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The Texas Rangers chase down a gang of outlaws led by Butch Cavendish, but the gang ambushes the Rangers, seemingly killing them all. One survivor is found, however, by an…
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When his long-lost outlaw father returns, Tommy "White Knife" Stockburn goes on an adventure-filled journey across the Old West with his five brothers.
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Tommy Hilfiger continues digital content push with connected motorsport show experience
TOMMYNOW DRIVE SS18
Tommy Hilfiger launched a "behind the drive" experience as part of the digital content driving its spring 2018 TOMMYNOW DRIVE show; in doing so adding a layer of immersive storytelling to the motorsport-themed proceedings.
Guests at the Milan Fashion Week show could scan QR codes that allowed them access to exclusive video and photo content, such as the evolution of the capsule collection and the process of developing an actual Formula 1 Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport racing car.
The motorsport theme was a tribute to Tommy's long time love of racing, and a partnership with Formula 1 World Champions Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport. It was also the theme of the brand's latest TommyxGigi capsule collection with supermodel Gigi Hadid – a celebration of speed, from Tommy's love of racing to Gigi's fast-paced lifestyle.
The occasion marked the brand's fourth in-season runway show, building upon its now signature see-now, buy-now format. All runway looks were available to buy immediately on shoppable channels across 70 countries.
There were also various other connected content experiences. As with previous seasons, the TOMMYNOW SNAP app was employed, using 2D and 3D image recognition technology so users could take a photo of any item (in store, online, on the runway or on the street) and shop it instantly at Tommy.com. For spring 2018, the TOMMYNOW SNAP app was also able to recognize any men's or women's style and present behind-the-scenes footage of the item's deign process.
The TOMMYNOW DRIVE F1 race simulator
The 2,000 plus guests were otherwise immersed into TOMMYNOW DRIVE in real-life as well; entering through a futuristic tunnel and portrait station, while being surrounded by real racing sound effects and LED light installations. Guests could also experience an F1 race simulator and an F1 pit stop challenge.
The brand also continued to offer its AI-powered chatbots, TMY.BOY and TMY.GRL, on Facebook messenger, providing celebrity styling advice through video content of influencers sharing their favorite collection looks.
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Being an identical twin, fashion has always been Daisy Riley's way of expressing her identity and she takes particular interest in the psychological side of fashion accordingly. She is currently a student at London College of Fashion, studying fashion media practice and criticism, while also contributing to the TheCurrent Daily team as a researcher and writer.

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Submitted by Cecilia Echeverría, Chile Humitas is a typical Chilean food. Use fresh corn on the cob.
My Mom had her cherished cast iron pans and pots and used them regularly when cooking our family's meals.
Would you have ever in your wildest dreams thought it would be possible to make soda at home?


Sea Isle City is planning a new kayak launch facility at Dealy Field. The city announced that the concept will be ADA compliant and include a passive pier for wildlife viewing. The city is applying for the various permits needed for the facility.
Next TWO MEN BUSTED ON POT CHARGES ON PUT THE BRAKES ON FATALITIES DAY IN LOWER TWP.


Well, after a weekend of gaming with the new army and writing a few articles on how they play, I guess it's about time to show you how the painting is coming.
I have finished painting three tactical squads and there three rhinos. I have worked on the basing, adding some crushed walnut shell for a rubble like effect. I am really happy with how these guys turned out.
After finishing the tactical squads were done, I stared in on the dreadnought. I have a magnetized iron hands contemptor that was begging me to paint it. I already had him assembled and primed. I managed to finish this guy in a single day. Once again, I am happy with the results. I even managed to hack up a decal so I could put his name on him "Ira".
I really love this model. It is super easy to pose this guy anyway you want. I went with him walking over a wrecked ork vehicle. I tried to weather him. Generally I want my army to feel a little grimy and dust coated.
That's all I have finished so far. I will probably do the dreadnoughts drop pod next. I am running the dread as a venerable dread since I don't have a lucious pattern drop pod. Hence I can't run him as a contemptor.
Let me know what you guys think. I am having a good time chugging through these marines and I always love feedback.
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The lone beaky caught my eye immediately and he is very awesome. I know the majority of the marines are wearing armor newer than his, but for some reason he seems to be the "sleek, new armor" guy and everyone else is the same old grimy cogs of the Iron Hands, as they have been since M31.
The Contemptor is also extremely handsome. I am very jealous of legion players who get a unique sculpt for their Contemptor. I have to settle for the plain one or the relic sculpt. I'd like to find a way to incorporate a Sons of Horus Contemptor into my army as they have very helmets and iconography but they also have eyes of Horus all over them which is a no-no for me.
Also, people always say "never paint straight black, it looks terrible!" "use a very, very, very dark grey!" I always shook my head at that, and I think your black looks very nice, though it looks a bit lighter than a pure black. I'm thinking of picking up a Chaplain or some Raven Guard allies just so I can paint some "primer black" colored models.
For your decal woes, pick up a bottle of Micro Sol on eBay, you won't regret it. They can be a tiny bit pricey for a small bottle, but if you pick up just a single bottle of Micro Sol or the Micro Set/Micro Sol combo it won't cost you more than $6-10. There are bottles for as low as $3 and sets of the two for as low as $8 with shipping included on eBay right now under "microscale micro". Marine pauldron decals are simply IMPOSSIBLE to apply correctly without some kind of decal softening solution, even with gloss prep and curvature-aiding incision shenanigans, whereas a couple drips/brushes of Micro Sol over the course of a day or two will make the decal seemingly melt into the shoulder.
I have the Micro Set and Micro Sol combo, still getting mixed results. I have to score the pauldron decals about 4-6 times to get them to fold correctly.


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Vietnam jails Christian rights defender for 15 years
April 5, 2018 By World Watch Monitor Vietnam Hanoi, Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, Nguyễn Trung Tôn, Nguyen Van Dai, Vietnam
Dai was found guilty of sedition at a court in Hanoi (Open Doors International)
Christian human rights lawyer Nguyen Van Dai was jailed for 15 years today, 5 April, for activities "aimed at overthrowing the people's administration", as Reuters reported.
His wife, Vu Minh Khanh, said she was "very disappointed" but that Dai will "continue to fight and will appeal the verdict".
Five other activists were given prison sentences of between 7-12 years by the court in Hanoi, the capital.
Dai's lawyer Doan Thai Duyen Hai told news agency DPA that the court found all six accused guilty of sedition. "These are very hard sentences," Hai said. "They noted our arguments, but did not accept them."
Van Dai, 48, was on trial with his female colleague Le Thu Ha for charges relating to their arrest in December 2015, when they were accused of propaganda against the state.
They appeared in court earlier today with Pastor Nguyen Trung Ton; Nguyen Bac Truyen, head of an association of former religious and political prisoners; activist Phạm Van Troi; and journalist and labour rights activist Truong Minh Duc. The four men were arrested in July 2017 on charges of initiating "activities aimed at overthrowing the people's government".
The five men and one woman are all members of the Brotherhood for Democracy, an organisation founded by Van Dai to promote human rights through online actions, according to the Paris-based Vietnam Committee on Human Rights (VCHR).
Commenting on the trial, foreign ministry spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang said: "In Vietnam there is no such thing as a 'prisoner of conscience', and there's no such thing as people being arrested for 'freely expressing opinion'."
Human rights activists Nguyen Trung Ton, Phạm Van Troi, Truong Minh Duc and Nguyen Bac Truyen were jailed for between 7-12 years (Vietnam Committee on Human Rights)
VCHR and the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders said in a joint statement: "This trial is a shocking display of Vietnam's disregard of its binding obligations under core international human rights treaties to which it is a state party… This is a new low even for Hanoi's repressive regime."
Vietnam has handed out several harsh sentences to rights activists in recent times. The 14-year jail sentence given to 35-year-old Catholic Hoang Duc Binh in February drew condemnation from the US State Department, which said it was "deeply troubled" by the conviction. And last year the Catholic blogger Mary Magdalene Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, also known as "Mother Mushroom", was sentenced to 10 years in prison for posting what police described as anti-state reports.
Meanwhile, a former prime minister of South Vietnam has been baptised in the United States. The ceremony ended decades of rumours about the 93-year-old Tran Thien Khiem's Christian faith, reported Herald Malaysia. Khiem, a prominent figure in the Vietnam War, during which he followed traditional Vietnamese beliefs, said that "becoming a Catholic was one of the most profound and joyful experiences of his life". The Church in Vietnam is delighted to see the growing interest among the country's intellectuals and celebrities, the news site said.
Christian women at double risk of persecution…
On trial for terrorism and espionage in a Turkish court


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Ernst Wagner is professor of Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) Munich since 2001 and member of the Center for Nanoscience (CeNS). He coordinates 'Biomedical Nanotechnologies' of the Cluster of Excellence 'Nanosystems Initiative Munich (NIM)'.After a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the Technical University of Vienna and a postdoctoral stay at the ETH Zurich, in 1987 he became Group Leader at the Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) and at the Vienna University Biocenter, developing synthetic gene transfer systems. In parallel, 1992-2001 he was Director for Cancer Vaccines at Boehringer Ingelheim Austria, where he developed the first-in-world polymer-based clinical gene therapy study (an IL-2 gene-modified cancer vaccine) in 1994. His current research focuses on precise sequence-defined drug and protein carriers, and receptor-targeted delivery of nucleic acid therapeutics including pDNA, siRNA, or microRNA. The biomedical focus resides on tumor-targeted delivery and therapy, overcoming mechanisms of chemoresistance.rnst Wagner has authored ≥397 publications (current h-index 70). He is an Editor of Pharmaceutical Research and Editor-in Chief of the Journal of Gene Medicine, Board member of the German Society for Gene Therapy, Committee member of the ASGCT, and has been Board of Scientific Advisor member of the Controlled Release Society. He has been Honorary Guest Professor at Utrecht University, at Fudan University (Shanghai), and at Sichuan University (Chengdu).


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Tuition classes suspended in Colombo and Gampaha
The Ministry of Education says the second term holidays beginning from tomorrow will apply for private and international schools as well.
The Ministry of Education earlier today said the second school term holidays, that was due to commence on the 9th of October, was brought forward.
The Ministry accordingly said all government schools will therefore close tomorrow, the 5th of October.
Meanwhile, tuition classes in the Colombo and Gampaha Districts have been suspended until further notice.
All pre-schools and priven will also be closed from tomorrow.
(Source: News Radio)
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Translation:The sleeping girl eats gimbap.
It actually could make sense in the proper context, however currently unaccepted "the girl who is sleeping" would be much more common.
"I'd like to provide some snacks for the children."
"Thank you, most of them like peanut butter and jelly, but the girl who is sleeping eats gimbap."
'the sleeping girl eats a kimbap' why it takes it as wrong?
gimbap is a type of food. You wouldn't say "a bread", you'd say "a piece of bread"; in the same way, it's a "piece of kimbap", or in this case, just kimbap.
I can think of several ways to say "a bread".
A better example would be sand, or water.
In linguistics, count vs uncount largely depends on if a word is defined by volume or not.
The quick test is if you can pluralize it in this construction, "How many ___ do you have?"
There are some exceptions to this, but these are exceptions from dialectal variation. A quick example is how some dialects can say "fishes" and it won't necessarily sound weird to them, but that group is rather small as many would prefer currently to keep fish as its own plural.
what is the difference between nida and oyo at the end of the sentence? Is nida more polite than oyo?
The ~ㅂ니다 ending is more formal than ~어요. It is used in the military, and so is more common to males in a business situation. It is used by both sexes when showing great respect, but ~어요 is polite and far more common, especially by women.
Perhaps this could have an ironic reading, as in 'the girl who pretends to be sleeping is awake, and look, the gimbap is nearly all gone!'.
What kungfu is that? Teach me!
It's nice to inject a little humor into the course on occasion, but the developers seem to have taken pains to introduce ridiculous example as a general practice. I am hoping they will make some significant changes and opt for more useful examples before the course comes out of Beta.
fwiw I disagree, I would rather learn how sentences fit together in arbitrary cases than memorize key phrases. If I can read Korean in general, then I can read a Korean phrasebook!
For that you should also get yourself a phrasebook. When I used to go to Korea there was no Duolingo and I could get useful phrases from my phrasebook, but the phrasebook was not very good for learning how to make and understand random sentences. Duolingo is good at that.


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Galmudug denies discrimination in security operations
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Galmudug security chiefs in a past function. Photo: online
Authorities in Galmudug have refuted claims certain clans were being targeted in a security operation noting that the state was engaging with communities to boost security.
The director of information in the state ministry of information Ibrahim Jeekey told Goobjoog News the recent security operations did not aim at profiling certain communities in the state.
"It is true that security agencies have summoned people from South West but they wanted to discuss how they can partner in boosting security. The police also asked them to make notifications of new people coming to the state," said Jeekey. This move will help both the security forces and the security of residents."
Responding to claims in the social media of discrimination, Jeekey said no one was being discriminated adding such measures have also been implemented in other areas. "We have many people from South West in Guriel who do business and they have been engaging with security forces in a similar way to enhance community policing."
Noting that every Somali had the right to live anywhere in the country, the state official called on residents to partner with security forces to prevent any threats to security.
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Aiming for Green Heating in Buildings
By theorkneynews on November 15, 2022
The Green Heat Innovation Support Programme is backed with £17.6million of funding from the Scottish Government. The idea is to research and develop new and green heating solutions.
Funding Boost for Active Travel
By theorkneynews on March 19, 2022
The Cycling Walking and Safer Routes budget which goes directly to local authorities is increased from nearly £24 million to £35 million for 2022/23.
Making Your Home Even Draughtier
By theorkneynews on March 7, 2022
Islanders may find this hard to take in but building standards applied across the UK would make homes in areas with the highest rates of fuel poverty even draughtier.
A Just Transition: Where?
Inequality is built into our UK energy systems where the places producing the most renewable energy, and exporting it south, are also paying the highest tariffs to buy back that same electricity to heat their homes and power their businesses.
Orkney Lowest Spending for Mental Health Services in Scotland for Children & Young People
By theorkneynews on March 30, 2021 • ( 3 Comments )
In Orkney in 2019/20 only £20 was spent per head of population, the lowest for any Health Board in Scotland. In comparison in The Western Isles £156 per head was spent.
Is Scottish Government Action To Address Climate Emergency Too Slow ?
By theorkneynews on February 8, 2020 • ( 1 Comment )
"The global climate emergency is at the centre of our Programme for Government and we have already put in place the most ambitious climate legislation and targets of any country."


As a society we become more technology driven everyday. We use smart phones to purchase tickets and make reservations, to check the weather, and check in on social media.
We email and message each other with ease, and love the timeliness and instant gratification it provides. We save our pictures and music on clouds, and we can use our phones to control the temperature of our homes.
We pay many of our bills online, and request invoicing from the vendors we use in our personal lives be sent in a paperless manner.
Timely Pay: Providing your clients with an invoice online allows them to simply click and pay as soon as they receive it. Rather than needing to wait for the paper bill to arrive in the mail, write a check, and mail it back to you, they can easily pay with a credit card or their bank account within minutes. This saves you time and the cost of mailing bills and reminders.
Accept Online Payments: Invoicing online allows you to set up a direct link to have your client pay directly to your paypal or bank account. This provides better cash flow for your business giving you more opportunity to grow.
Automation: Subscriptions and other scheduled services can easily be automatically issued to your clients on a regular basis. This saves you the time of creating individual invoices on a weekly, monthly, or yearly basis. Your cloud based accounting system can be set to alert you and remind you that you need to invoice your clients.
Online Backup: Should you lose the paper copy of an invoice, you are forced to have to type it up again. With cloud based accounting, the invoice is automatically backed up online, along with customer information and any other backup you keep with your invoices.
Make an Impression: The way your invoices look reflect on the identity of your business. By providing modern invoices that effortlessly arrive in the inbox of your client, it shows that your business is up to date and organized. The templates provided save you time and help your brand to be the best it can be.
Reporting: With your cloud based accounting, the invoices you create go into detailed reporting of the performance of your company. You can easily view reports based on cash flow, clients, and types of transactions.
Reduce Errors: When creating invoices, your cloud based accounting will automatically reduce typos and eliminate errors for you. You can spend your time focusing on providing your client with top-rate performance and not have to worry as much about your account receivable.
Accessibility: With cloud based accounting, you can access your business from anywhere. Whether you are at home, the office, or out-of-town, you can easily view an invoice and be in contact with your clients with up-to-date information on their account with ease. Your user account is not longer stuck on one computer in one place.
Contact us to get started with making a lasting impression with your clients. Not only will online invoicing set you apart as a business that is tech-savvy and moving toward great things, but it will also provide you with freedom and flexibility. Use your cloud based accounting system to provide faster and higher quality service to the clients you work with, and to make your business run more smoothly and efficiently. You will be amazed at the time and energy it saves.
Many job seekers are thrust into the world of freelancing by default, typically after they have been laid off from a 9-to-5 job and they are not able to find other regular employment positions. When managed properly, freelancing can be more rewarding, fulfilling, and lucrative than a routine job. The key to success as a freelancer is to learn how to monetize your time.
When you have a regular job, your employer basically pays for your physical presence. The employer assigns certain tasks to you and you complete those tasks within some deadline and usually without tracking how long those tasks require for fulfillment. As a freelancer, you will still have deadlines and tasks, but your stock in trade is your time, rather than your physical presence. You will typically provide your services for clients according to the terms of a "time and materials" or a "fee for service" contract, or some hybrid of both. Tracking your time under any form of contract is critical.
Under this form of contract, you will invoice your client for each hour that you devote to working on his projects, and you will add a line item to your invoice for approved expenses for materials that you used to complete the project. Many clients will ask for an estimate of how much time you expect to spend on each project. If you provide an estimate that is too low and you later invoice your client for an amount that is substantially higher than your estimate, the client will often balk at paying the full amount of your invoice. You can avoid this situation both by providing realistic estimates of how much time you will need to complete a project, and by tracking and monitoring your time while you are working on the project. The trick is to track your time continuously while you are working on the project, rather than waiting until the end of the project and adding up all of your time only to be surprised by how much time the project actually required.
Flat fee for service contracts can be either very lucrative or tragically unprofitable. When you agree to complete a project for a flat fee, you are committing to that fee regardless of how much time the project requires. You might not think that you should monitor your time when you are providing services on a flat fee basis, but success as a freelancer requires you to track your time even more carefully when you are working for a flat fee. You might underestimate the amount of time that will be required to complete your first few projects, and write off the extra time as a learning experience. As you acquire more clients who ask for flat fee work, that experience will enable you to provide more accurate quotes. You will no chance of providing an accurate quote, however, if you do not have correct information regarding how much time you spent on similar projects.
Some of your clients will agree to a time and materials, but they will place a hard cap on the total amount of time you are allowed to invoice. Others might want a flat fee contract with a rider that gives you a bonus if you deliver the product of your services at a lower-than-budgeted rate or well in advance of a due date. In all cases, you need solid information about how much time you have spent on previous similar projects and on the time you devote to each client's ongoing projects. The old adage that "time is money" is the controlling principle in freelancing situations.
CloudBooks has simple apps and tools that will allow you to track and record your time for all of your client projects in real time, as you are working on those projects. Please contact us for more information on how we can help you establish a system to track and monetize your time for a successful freelancing career.
When you first opened your business, you probably based it on some kind of business plan. In that document, you considered your target market and what kind of product or service your company would provide. You also did some calculations to ensure that your Small Business could establish a cash flow. That's the name of the game, and we have some thoughts to share about it.
For new businesses, cash flow is one of the biggest factors that affects their ability to reach the projected break-even point. This is the point in time at which your investment of capital in the business gets recovered and you begin to make a profit. We understand that you need quality bookkeeping software to help track all of your incoming revenues and outgoing expenses. Our cloud-based bookkeeping software gives you electronic tools to do these activities and many more. On the one hand, you can keep the books and continuously monitor the financial position of your small business. On the other hand, our software helps you to easily create and send invoices electronically and through the mail to your clients.
To stay in business, you must establish and maintain a market base and build relationships with clients. Just getting clients to make a purchase is the beginning. Once your product or service gets delivered to clients, you must ensure that your company gets paid. We like to help small business owners and freelancers understand the importance of having reliable bookkeeping software. This is a tool that helps you ensure cash flow and efficiently manage the billing relationships with your clients.
With bookkeeping software, it's easy to perform some cash flow analysis. You want to examine trends, such as the rate at which your clients remit payment to you. In a typical business, this includes looking at clients that get behind in payments, such as 30 days past due, 60 days past due, and 90 days past due. Accounts that become more past due are unlikely to pay your business any time soon. They won't help you make your rent and expenses this month. In the end, your company cannot stay profitable by allowing clients to become past due.
Any business that bills clients must also address the hassles of debt collection. Any invoice that you send out should be matched in the future with a payment or a collection action. Some businesses will write off bad debts on their taxes at the end of the year, but that is a conversation for another day with your tax specialist. Our clients appreciate how easy it is to tackle monthly collection efforts by pulling different reports from our cloud-based software. You can use different collection efforts, such as writing letters and making reminder phone calls, to encourage clients to pay. In the end, if they don't pay, you can report them to the credit bureaus and decide whether to take them to small claims court. With our bookkeeping software, you can easily track the age of accounts. You can focus your marketing efforts and customer service activities on clients who pay on time. You can decide whether to cut ties with clients who constantly get behind in paying you for goods or services.
We want your business to establish a steady cash flow and then track and manage incoming payments easily over time. With cloud-based bookkeeping software, you get to use all of your electronic tools on a single dashboard. You can easily analyze the sources of income and the ages of outstanding client accounts. For more ideas on cash flow management, we hope that you will contact us today.
Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business. Your business can generate millions in sales and profits, but if you are not getting paid on time, your business is going to suffer.
A business has to pay the employees, suppliers for inventory and also have to pay for other expenses- all requires constant stream of cash flows to the businesses.
Despite this, many businesses are not paid on time even against the completed and delivered work.
Your invoice must contain the details of what is being delivered to your customer. It must contain the details of what you delivered and under what agreement between you and your customer.
If your clients are established and old, it may be OK to mention some legal language in the invoice. However, if your client is a young millennial, she may feel threatening or offensive when reading references to legal agreements in your invoice.
While establishing rapport, adapt the language of your customers and do not be rigid.
The Payment behavior of customers change over time. Customers can easily miss deadlines either intentionally or by chance.
Reasons could be any but it is your job to remind your customers of deadlines.
Follow up with the client on due date however, be flexible.
Once your customer is sure that you are following up on payments, it is time to manage the excuses. Your invoice can be used to manage excuses even before they are raised by the customers.
Often customers attempt renegotiate the price and raise objections over issues such as disagreement with the contents of the invoice or even the work delivered by you. It is a common assumption that if customer does not raise any issues once the work is delivered, businesses consider it completed work. Contrary to this, customers often raise serious observations while paying the invoice.
If invoice amount is large, you are sure to face disagreements and last ditch efforts to renegotiate the price.
You should write, on the back of your invoice, that in case of any dispute, customer can contact you within certain days. Explicitly mention it on your invoice and be open to discussion and offer discounts if you can. It is always better to keep the customer for future business instead of losing your customer for further 5% discount.
Using the language of your customer in your invoice can significantly increase your payment rates. You can create a connection with your customers by using right language so follow above steps and you may be surprised to know how quickly you are paid.
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As a small business or freelancer, invoicing your clients is a necessary day-to-day task that likely takes up a good deal of your time. Additionally, the way that you invoice your clients speaks volumes about your level of professionalism. It should be the goal of every small business to provide a simple and seamless way to invoice their clients while maintaining professionalism. Accuracy is also a very important requirement when invoicing clients. Here are a few tips that can help your small business be more professional when invoicing clients and help you to simplify the process as a whole.
Every invoice that you send out should include clear payment expectations and any other polices that you are implementing. Once the work has been delivered, it is important to remember that it is your right to be paid by the organization that you are working with. As a freelancer or small business, you shouldn't be uncompromising, but you should be consistent with the policies and expectations from the first interaction with your potential client. Make sure that both parties have an understanding of when a payment will be due, how work will be delivered, and what form the payment should come in.
Not all clients want to pay you using the same method. Accepting multiple different payment methods will speed up payments to your business and allow you to ensure that you are providing an excellent experience to your users. Online invoicing systems typically will allow you to accept major credit cards, or opt for check payments as well. Make sure that you discuss payment methods with a client well ahead of the completion of work and before issuing invoices to avoid issues.
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Larry lived alone at his residence with about 60 acres of land at 30269 McDaniel School Road Tamms, IL. There was a fire reported at his house, later confirmed to be an arson. His truck was there but Larry was missing. The Illinois State Police took over the case immediate, and the media was alerted. In the meantime his family went searching for him. Larry was never seen alive again.
Larry's body was found September 15 but he was not immediately identified. His body was found in Tennessee in Lake County near Tiptonville, in the Mississippi River, tangled up in between two barges. His body was sent to the Memphis Medical Examiner. He was identified by his dentures.
The cause and manner of death have never been publicized. In fact, the family doesn't even know what happened to him. Without a choice, Larry was cremated and an urn with his cremated remains were sent to his family.
I contact the Medical Examiner, Jim Naifeh's Office in Memphis and was told we would have to wait 3 to 6 months for the results. Seeing we are past that time, and the family has no answers, we are now sending a FOIA request to the Coroner's Office and a FOIA for the investigation file with the Illinois State Police.
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A. L. Brown's Clear Springs Farm was a
Model Cabarrus Dairy
Cow Barn, Clear Springs Dairy Farm, 1936. Courtesy of NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center,
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Remember the days when the milkman made home deliveries from local dairies - a time when dairy farms were big enough to bottle and sell their milk in local stores? Cabarrus County has been home to a surprisingly large number of dairies, including Cabarrus Creamery, Sunrise, H.B. Troutman, Pure Milk Products, Dixie, Russell, J.C. Misenheimer, Crest Ridge, Boxwood Manor, Rose Hill Guernsey, Cold Water Farm, Cedar Grove and Clear Springs Farm. There also was York's Goat Milk Dairy in Concord and Jackson Training School once had its own dairy.
Someone recently requested information about Clear Springs Dairy Farm. He was from out-of-state but knew his grandfather had worked there. You may see the name Clear Springs near the S & D coffee plant on Highway 29 (Concord Parkway South): there is a Clear Springs Plaza shopping center across the street. Many of you may remember the dairy once owned by A. L. Brown, but for those of you who don't, following is a brief history of the 550 acre Clear Springs Farm which was once located at the current home of the Cabarrus Country Club golf course between Highway 29 and Weddington Road.
Alfred Luther "A. L." Brown spent most of his life connected to Cannon Mills in Kannapolis. He was known to be a major factor in the success and growth of the small manufacturing plant that began in the late 1880's to the formidable textile company of the 1950's. Brown was the vice president in charge of operations of more than a dozen plants. In appreciation of his service to the community, the city of Kannapolis gave the local high school his name in 1951.
According to a November 11, 1935 article in the Greensboro Daily News, what started as a hobby for A. L. Brown developed into a big enterprise. About 1930 he became interested in Guernseys and began building a herd. As he and his advisors toured breeding farms and dairies in North Carolina and surrounding states, he was inspired to build a model dairy.
Clear Springs Farm milk bottle.
His model became the first fully automated dairy in Cabarrus County. When it opened in late 1935, hundreds visited to see the cows milked in their glass-enclosed parlor without the touch of a human hand. A gangway connected the dairy plant to a 130 ft. x 34 ft. dairy barn and adjoining calf barn. The farm grew its own lespedeza hay and other feed and stored it onsite in silos.
Starting with forty-nine head of cattle, including calves and bulls, cows were mechanically disinfected and milked three times a day. The milking stalls were equipped with individual, automatic water fountains. Below the barn was a free running spring from which the farm got its name. All the drinking water came from this spring while a deep well supplied water for washing. Meticulous records were kept on milk production and the health of the cows.
Using the most modern equipment available, milk would flow directly into containers and then to stainless steel tanks for cooling. After each milking, the cows were washed down and the equipment washed and sterilized. Great care was made to ensure the whole process from milking through the automated bottling was sterile, efficient, and untouched. In a room adjoining the refrigerator room, ice was manufactured in 100-pound cakes and then packed into trucks which delivered products to patrons' homes in Concord and Kannapolis.
Dairy processing building, Clear Springs Dairy Farm, 1936. Courtesy of
NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center,
A. L. Brown also wanted the dairy to be attractive. The Spanish influenced processing building had huge archways designed to give full effect to the glass-enclosed milking and bottling rooms. Concrete walkways were landscaped with shrubs and grass, and the surrounding drives were laid out in a formal style.
G. H. Cartner managed Clear Springs Farm. He grew up on in rural Mocksville and was a graduate of North Carolina State University. Cabarrus County extension service agent Roy D. Goodman (see blog Friday, January 15, 2016) was a constant advisor and assisted with the purchase and breeding of the Guernseys. A. L. Brown, G. H. Cartner and their staff built Clear Springs Farm into a model dairy that not only inspired other farmers, but proved to be a profitable, award winning, business.
Clear Springs Farm discontinued operation after A. L. Brown's untimely death from an auto accident on the grounds of Cannon Mills in 1955. About 1957, the dairy became a division of Carolina Dairy. In 1965, construction of the Cabarrus Country Club's golf course began on 300 acres of the farm.
"Dairy In Cabarrus County Is One of Finest In South," Greensboro Daily News, November 11, 1935, p. 9.
"Clear Springs Dairy Farm Held As Model In Industry," Greensboro Daily News, July 13, 1936, p. 9.
"Shelby Firm Buys Property," The Daily Independent (Kannapolis, NC), Sept 21 1965, p1.
www.findagrave.com
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Labels: Agriculture, Brown, Business, Cartner, Goodman
Cabarrus Civil War Soldier Muses Over Leap Year Courting
On January 24, 1864, Cabarrus County Civil War soldier, John Allen Smith, wrote to his sister M. C. Smith (spelling as transcribed):
"The fourth regt of N. C. cavalry will start back to N. C. tomorrow morning. We hav very fine and warm wether at presant. It makes me think a bout being at home to go a corting and squeaze some of the girls for I no that they would like to be squeazed a little...
I would like to no if the girls goes corting as this is leap year and there year to go see the boys. I think if I was at home they would shorely come to see me but if the girls will go to see the boys they will hav to go some distance be fore they will find them. And so I think if they hav any boys at home they would be better to hold on to them for the boys out here are getting prety bad."
John is referring to the Scots-Irish folk tradition that women may propose marriage in leap years. While it has been claimed that the tradition was initiated by Saint Patrick or Brigid of Kildar in 5th century Ireland, this is dubious, as the tradition has not been attested before the 19th century. Supposedly, a 1288 law by Queen Margaret of Scotland (then age five and living in Norway), required that fines be levied if a marriage proposal was refused by the man; compensation was deemed to be a pair of leather gloves, a single rose, £1 and a kiss. In some places the tradition was tightened to restricting female proposals to the modern leap day, February 29, or to the medieval (bissextile) leap day, February 24. In some places, February 29 has been renamed Bachelors' Day because of the tradition.
Private John Allen Smith, son of Mathias Smith and Margaret Ann Josey Smith, volunteered for service in Cabarrus County on June 15, 1861. As a member of a western North Carolina Company, the twenty-six-year-old Mill Hill resident would go on to serve as a faithful trooper in the 1st N. C. Cavalry Regiment for two and a half years. John, along with his brother Caleb, were part of the original Cabarrus Rangers, 1st North Carolina Calvary Regiment (9th Regiment, NC State Troops).
Col. William H. H. Cowles of Yadkin County wrote in the February 15, 1889 Concord Times, that John Allen saved his life. When Cowles was fighting in close quarters in the midst of a Yankee column, John shot an assailant who was attacking him from behind, thus saving his life. At the death of John Allen, Col. Cowles had a monument erected at his grave site at St. Martin's Lutheran Church in Concord.
Christopher M. Watford, ed., The Civil War in North Carolina: Soldiers' and Civilians' Letters and Diaries, 1861-1865, 2003.
Labels: Allen, Josey, Smith
1890 Veterans Census Shows A Civil War
Union Soldier At Home in Cabarrus County
A Census Bureau employee using a Hollerith tabulator in 1908. The Hollerith tabulator
was first used for the 1890 census. Photo courtesy of the Library of Congress.
A recent posting on the blog site Family History Daily (www.familyhistorydaily.com) was a story about how the 1890 Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War can assist genealogy research as a substitute for the 1890 U. S. Federal Census. As many know, the 1890 census, which contained more than 60 million individuals, was destroyed in a fire in 1921. The special enumeration of Union (and some Confederate) veterans is very large, and 90,000+ images are offered on a number of subscription sites, and for free at www.familysearch.org. Although much of it survived the fire, unfortunately, the records for the states of Alabama through Kansas (alphabetically) are mostly lost, Records remain from all states from Kentucky through Wyoming. Finding an ancestor means access to that veteran's name (or widow's name and her deceased husband's name), rank, date of enlistment, date of discharge, address, disability incurred by the veteran, special notes and more.
The National Archives explains:
The Pension Office requested the special enumeration to help Union veterans locate comrades to testify in pension claims and to determine the number of survivors and widows for pension legislation. Some congressmen also thought it scientifically useful to know the effect of various types of military service upon veterans' longevity. To assist in the enumeration, the Pension Office prepared a list of veterans' names and addresses from their files and from available military records held by the War Department. The superintendent of the census planned to print in volumes the veterans information (name, rank, length of service, and post office address) compiled from the 1890 enumeration and place copies with libraries and veterans organizations so individuals could more easily locate their fellow veterans.
Curious as to whether any Cabarrus County veterans were on the list, further investigation showed one: a Union soldier by the name of A. F. Frame of Tulin (Tulin was a district near Odell School Road and Windy Road. In 1942 it was absorbed into Concord and Kannapolis). Allen F. Frame, born and raised in Goshen, Indiana, served as a Private in Company E of the 129th Indiana Volunteers, mustering in March 6, 1864. His unit eventually ended up in Charlotte where it served provost duty (military guard). Frame had suffered some injuries during the war, but worked as a teamster. He mustered out on August 29, 1865. Frame decided to stay in North Carolina: the reason was Margaret Cline. According to a February 28, 1890 article in the The Standard (Concord):
"He has been living here since 1865, and says the reason for his coming back here is that he fell in love with a Southern girl while here fighting, and came back here for her and she made him stay."
U.S., Civil War Pension Index file for Allen Frame, www.Ancestry.com.
Original data: National Archives and Records Administration.
After securing employment with a Dr. Scott, Allen and Margaret were married on March 29, 1866. The couple purchased a farm in No. 3 Township (Odell), part of the old John Bradford plantation, where they raised cotton. Because of his war injuries, Allen was awarded a generous government pension. Sadly, Margaret died while still young and their only son, Willie, died in 1893 at the age of 23. Willie left a wife and 10-day-old son, William Robert Frame. After Willie's death, Allen sold the farm and moved to a home on McGill Ave. in Concord. There he found work at a mill. On May 16, 1907, he married Margaret Simpson.
Although a native Yankee, Allen Frame was well respected in the community and known for his kindness and generosity. A Concord paper even described him as a soldier who had "fought bravely and honestly." One story told that when work began to slacken at one of the various mills of the city, Mr. Frame had a job that was paying $6 per week. He also had a neighbor who lost his job at the same wages, and in order that the neighbor might not be long idle, Mr. Frame gave his job to his neighbor, stating at the time that his $30 per month from the government would be sufficient to keep him.
Allen Frame suffered a stroke on July 16, 1908. Without hope of recovery, he died at his home on July 20.
You may be surprised who you find in the 1890 Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War - even an old Union soldier who found family and friends in Cabarrus County.
"United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890," A F Frame.
http://www.civilwarindex.com/armyin/129th_in_infantry.html
www.ancestry.com
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odell_School,_North_Carolina#Tulin_telephone_exchange
The Concord Daily Tribune, "The Death Record," 20 Jul 1908, p. 1
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Roy Durant is credited with bringing lespedeza to Cabarrus County. Photo: "Yes, a fine crop of barley and vetch," Cabarrus County, NC, c. 1929. Courtesy of NC Cooperative Extension Service, NCSU, University Archives Photographs.
Roy Goodman Helped Cabarrus Farmers
Improve Through Knowledge
Roy Durant Goodman, 1939.
As a demonstration agent for the North Carolina Cooperative Extension, Roy Durant Goodman spent his career as an important adviser to Cabarrus County's farming community. Tasked with promoting food safety, market cooperatives and new developments in planting, farming techniques and equipment, Roy not only provided a valuable service to area farmers, but became known as a trusted and competent consultant and friend.
The roots of the Cooperative Extension go back to the agricultural clubs and societies which sprang up after the American Revolution in the early 1800s. In 1914, Congress passed The Smith Lever Act, establishing the U. S. Department of Agriculture's partnership with land-grant universities to address rural agricultural issues. At the time, more than 50 percent of the U.S. population lived in rural areas, and 30 percent of the workforce was engaged in farming. The Smith Lever Act helped make possible the American agricultural revolution, dramatically increasing food production and economic development. In North Carolina, the Cooperative Extension is a project of North Carolina State University, formerly known as North Carolina State College. Programs developed at the campus are delivered to people through centers across the state. Agents act as a bridge between specialists at the university and local residents.
Born in Cabarrus County on 14 Jan 1889, Roy was the third child of Caleb Jackson Goodman and Laura J. Litaker Goodman. A sister, Lottie Belle, and a brother, Charley, died in early childhood. Another sister, Annie, died as a young woman. Two other brothers, Fred G. Goodman and Hugh J. Goodman, were prominent farmers in the Winecoff community. There were also four Goodman half-sisters: Gladys, Hazel, Louise and Marie. Paternal grandparents were Franklin Stafford Goodman and Mary Suther, and maternal grandparents were Ephraim Litaker and Margaret Winecoff. Both grandfathers were Civil War veterans.
Farm-bred and interested in farming since early boyhood, Roy attended North Carolina State College. He majored in animal husbandry and graduated in 1913 with a degree in agriculture, and in 1930 received a master's degree. In 1914, Roy began his duties as a farm demonstration agent for Cabarrus County at a desk located in the corner of the court house grand jury room. In 1923, he moved to an office in the new county building where he oversaw the growing program and staff. As owner of Woodside Farm, he spoke to farmers from the standpoint of both experience and knowledge.
Roy served Cabarrus County during the World Wars and throughout the Great Depression. His emphasis was on farm management for individual farmers. His staff of extension home economists taught farm women — who traditionally maintained the household — good nutrition, surplus food canning, gardening, home poultry production, home nursing, furniture refinishing, and sewing — skills that helped many farm families survive the years of economic depression and drought. Also taught were youth development programs such as 4-H.
Respected throughout the community, Roy's efforts helped people gain practical knowledge. When the farm department of the Jackson Training School faced a shortage of corn silage for the two 100-ton silos on the farm, Roy advised the farm superintendent, Lee White, to plant a particular variety of sorghum as well as corn. The result was a growth of two to three times the amount of silage. He is credited with helping to develop Guernsey dairy herds in the county, modern milking methods and introducing Korean lespedeza, also known as bush clover, as a drought-resistant plant useful for pasture, hay and soil improvement. Roy and cooperation farmers also invented a bull-tongue plow to better work the lespedeza.
Roy Goodman was married twice. His first marriage was on 14 Jan 1914 to Mary Ola Johnson, daughter of Victor and Tina Johnson. They had two sons: Ray Jackson Goodman and Victor Johnson Goodman. Sadly, Mary died during the influenza epidemic of 1918. Roy's second marriage on 15 Jun 1921 was to Sophia Moose, daughter of Giles M. and Rosa C. Moose. Roy and Sophia had three more children: Carey, Earl and Ruth Goodman.
Roy Goodman died on 5 Oct 1978. He and Sophia are buried at Mount Olivet United Methodist Church Cemetery in Concord.
https://www.ces.ncsu.edu/history/
http://nifa.usda.gov/cooperative-extension-history
North Carolina State University, The Agromeck 1913 Yearbook, (Raleigh, NC), digital image, U.S., School Yearbooks, 1880-2012, Ancestry.com (http://goo.gl/R0PG3X), p 36, 1913.
Kidd, Mary Frix, "Minute Biography: Roy Durant Goodman," Concord Tribune, 17 Dec 1939, p. 8.
"Cane for Silage," Charlotte Observer, 26 Nov 1934, p. 13.
"Cabarrus Farmers Invent Tools: Cabarrus Bull-Tongue Plow," Charlotte Observer, 14 Nov 1932, p. 11.
Find A Grave, online database, (www.findagrave.com), entry for Roy Durant Goodman, created by JW, # 26512731, 2008
North Carolina, Death Certificates, 1909-1976, digital image, Ancestry.com (http://goo.gl/bfmVbb), entry for Caleb Jackson Goodman.
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Last month, we got a look at the upcoming release of Toho Studio's Godzilla: Resurgence. That trailer instantly made 99% of people who watched it want to see the movie. The other 1% were later revealed to be hipsters who'd already seen the trailer before everyone else and were legally obligated to dismiss it in order to maintain official Hipster Status. Well, a new Godzilla: Resurgence trailer is making the rounds, but you may want to skip this one. It does contain some awesome new footage, but it's also one of the more spoiler-riffic trailers I've seen, so if you'd don't want to know how everything resolves, you may want to skip this one. You've been warned.
And yes, for those who didn't know (for example, me) the Tokyo Bay Aqua Line is an actual thing. It's roughly 8.7 miles (14 km) long, with a roughly 6 mile (9.6 km) section running underneath the bay. It's currently the fourth longest underwater tunnel in the world.
OK. Before we get to the new trailer, let's go ahead and post the first one here, for anyone who missed it.
Awesome, right? Well, the level of awesome definitely gets upped in the new trailer. I mean, Godzilla shoots atomic rays from his back to bring down those pesky jet fighters.
However, again, the trailer contains what looks to be massive spoilers, basically laying out how everything resolves. So, again, though it does contain plenty of awesome, you may want to skip this one. That being said, here you go.
I mean, c'mon, shooting down jets and slicing up skyscrapers with atomic rays? Awesome. And something Roland Emmerich's lame 1998 attempt at Godzilla could only have dreamed of. Also, Toho just recently posted an FX breakdown video, highlighting some of the big scenes from the movie. It's got some pretty cool comparisons in it.
Godzilla: Resurgence (or Shin Godzilla as it's known in Japan) has already been released in Japan (July 29th, 2016), and so far, has raked in an estimated 3.36 billion yen ($32.5 million) at the box office. And for those who missed the announcement at Comic-Con, Funimation acquired the rights to show the film theatrically in North American markets. Right now, they're planning a late 2016 release, though there are no details on how many theaters they're shooting for.
So, for those who braved the new Godzilla: Resurgence trailer, what dod you think? Too much? And if it does make it to a theater near you, how many times are you going to see it in theaters?


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FESAAL participated in the online conference "Creative Global Talks"
Represented by Silvana Jarmoluk Stroganova, General Coordinator for the Europe/Asia Region of FESAAL (Federation of Latin American Audiovisual Authors) On Tuesday, June 16th. the online discussion "Creative Global Talks" took place, organized by EACOP – International Confederation of Rights Holders Societies, held via the Zoom platform, and programmed to coincide with the entry into force of the Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Interpretations. The talk was moderated by Irina Ya
New Zealand in the search for the reform of their authors 'right law
Authors in New Zealand gathered yesterday with the authorities of their country, with the purpose of initiating a reform to the author's ´rights law, which seeks to obtain recognition of audiovisual Works of the creators in that country. Authorities of DEGNZ – Directors and Editors Guild of New Zealand – representing Directors, Editors and Audiovisual Edition Assistants – held a meeting with the Minister of Broadcasting, Communication and Digital Media, Kris Faafoi, responsib
W&DW Executive Committee will continue its work despite COVID-19
Audiovisual authors representing their CMOs who are members of the Executive Committee of W&DW – Writers And Directors WorldWide, are continuing their work remotely in order to determine and quantify the damages the pandemic has caused for audiovisual directors, writers and playwrights worldwide. Yves Nilly President – SACD France; Andrea Purgatori Vice President – SIAE Italy; Horacio Maldonado 1st Vocal – DAC Argentina; Malgorzata Semil – ZAIKS Poland; Danilo Serbedzija DHFR
Pan African Screenwriters and Directors announce the creation of an app for smart phones
APASER – Pan African Alliance of Screenwriters and Directors launched, within the frame of the 50th Anniversary of FESPACO – Uagadugú Pan African Cinema and Television Festival , an app for mobile phones, which will contain a general vision of Audiovisual Directors and Screenwriters 'situation in Africa, with the purpose of establishing a strategy of development and improvement of their situation. Laza Razanajatovo Presidente APASER This app is a very important advance for Af
Writers and Directors Worldwide Annual Congress will be held in Seoul, Republic of Korea
The International Council of Creators of Dramatic, Literary and Audiovisual Works will once again reunite in the city of Seoul, next July 1st to the 3rd, Republic of Korea, to celebrate its W&DW – Writers and Directors Worldwide Annual Congress and continue strengthening author's rights in the entire world. After the successful W&DW Annual Congress, held in March 2019 in the city of Moscow, Russian Federation, Directors and Audiovisual Screenwriters will meet this year in Sou
AAPA Asia-Pacific Alliance, brings together Audiovisual Creators from all over the region
Audiovisual Creators from around Asia-Pacific, gathered last October 8, in the city of Busan, South Korea, in the framework of the Busan International Film Festival, for the official launch of the Alliance of Asia-Pacific Audiovisual Writers and Directors (AAPA). With the support received from the KOMCA – Korea Music Copyright Association, together with JASRAC – Japanese Society for Rights of Authors, Composers and Publishers – a new meeting of the Asia-Pacific Alliance (AAPA
W&DW will hold its upcoming meeting in the headquarters of the Italian CMO SIAE
The members of playwrights, literary and audiovisual societies from the entire world, which form the council of creators of W&DW, will gather in the headquarters of the Italian Management Society SIAE. The Executive Committee of W&DW will gather again on November 7th and 8th, meeting which will take place in the headquarters of the Italian Management Society SIAE, with the purpose of continuing with the planning of new objectives in defence of worldwide authors 'rights, and t
W&DW creates a new Asia – Pacific Alliance AAPA- Tokyo 2019
Reunited in Tokyo, and within the frame of their Executive Council annual meeting, W&DW promotes the rights of Authors, Directors and Screenwriters through the constitution of a new Asia – Pacific Alliance, adding on to the already created and successful ADAL for Latin America, and APASER for Africa. Video also available with japanese and korean subtitles. On 27 and 28th may, the members of the Writers & Directors Worldwide (W&DW) Executive Committee, supported by the represe
The next W&DW Annual Congress, which gathers authors across the world, will be held in Moscow
From March 25th to 27th, The Annual W&DW Congress will be held in the city of Moscow, Russian Federation. This International Council of Dramatic, Literary and Audiovisual Works is carried out with the objective of strengthening the concept of authors' rights within the region. After years of joint work and investigation about the needs of Russian authors, W&DW together with the regional collaborator for the Russian Federation and other countries of the region – Silvana Jarmol
The European Parliament carries forward the reform of authors' rights in the digital single market
Today, Europe has made a historic step, which undoubtedly is the trigger for other territories: The European Parliament has approved the proposal for reform of copyright on the Internet today. Europe's vote on copyright sends a message to governments around the world. Undoubtedly, this message will be the precursor for many other territories to come close to the fair remuneration for authors from all over the world. Europe today, has been the model of author's recognition wor
W&DW supports the European Directors and Screenwriters call on authors' rights in the EU
Writers & Directors Worldwide, representing audiovisual creators in 69 countries across the world, today rallies behind a call by scores of European Creators for rapid adoption of the EU Copyright Directive by the European Parliament. Discussions on the EU Copyright Directive are now at a pivotal moment, with the vote in the European Parliament approaching on 12th September. A total of 165 screenwriters and directors in Europe have today made a call at the Venice Internationa
Writers and Directors Worldwide gathers its Executive Committee in Moscow: it continues to open the
After the well-attended annual conference of Writers and Directors Worldwide held in Algeria last April, the Writers and Directors Worldwide Executive Committee meets again, this time in the city of Moscow, Russia, next October. The Executive Committee of Writers and Directors Worldwide www.writersanddirectorsworldwide.org – will meet in the month of October in the city of Moscow, Russian Federation, in a new meeting that will take place on 25th and 26th October. In the city
W&DW Venice 2017 Annual Congress
On the 15th and 16th of this month, the annual W&DW congress took place in the amazing city of Venice, without a doubt it was an unprecedented summit of creators. There, the election of a new W&DW President took place – DAC's General Secretary Horacio Maldonado, as well as a new Executive Committee. As every year, the W&DWcongress gathers literary and audiovisual dramatic authors who represent their nucleated societies in CISAC– International Confederation of Societies of Aut
SRAI – Screenwriters rights Association of India
His representative – Vinod Ranganathan – of the Indian Writers Association participated in the last annual congress of creators, held in Venice, where he presented the current situation of his society, which is in the struggle for recognition as a management company within its territory. The Author's Right Act 1957 was the first post-independence Author's Right legislation in India and the law has been amended six times since 1957. The most recent amendment was in the year 20
Writers & Directors Worldwide, the council dedicated to fighting for audiovisual authors' rights, has elected Argentinean film director and screenwriter, Horacio Maldonado, as its new president. The election took place as audiovisual authors internationally gathered at its 2017 congress in Venice to plan and share best practice in their fights for audiovisual authors rights. The Council also elected a new vice-president and executive committee. Horacio, whose candidature was
W&DW Executive Committee Meeting – Lisbon
The event was hosted by members SPAutores and in the film you can hear updates from many of our committee members and international partners on the key challenges that we overcame in the past twelve months, and that we continue to face going forward. Source: www.writersanddirectorsworldwide.org/lisbon-executive-committee-meeting-video-now-available/ #ExecutiveCommitteeMeeting #WampDW #WritersandDirectorsWorldwide
W&DW Executive Committee Meeting – Zagreb – Video
Writers & Directors Worldwide dedicated its most recent executive committee (ExCo) meeting as an opportunity to add its support to the "We've Had Enough" campaign launched by Croatian audiovisual authors in response to political interference in film funding. The council also took the opportunity to meet with local creators and share an international perspective on the fight for authors' rights in other parts of the world. The ExCo meeting was kindly hosted by the Croatian Fil
W&DW Beijing 2015 Annual Congress
The International Creators Congress of the International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers, CISAC – WRITERS & DIRECTORS WORLDWIDE was held in Beijing during the 5th and 6th of November. #AnnualMeeting #WampDW #WritersandDirectorsWorldwide
Writers & Directors Worldwide Launch "The Audiovisual Campaign" in Beijing
Writers and Directors Worldwide today officially launched a campaign which aims to bring about a simple change in the law for screenwriters and directors to ensure fair pay and restore equality. In the majority of countries, screenwriters and directors in the audiovisual sector do not have a right to receive fair remuneration for the reuse or rebroadcast of their work. While the various operators, broadcasters and distributors get fairly remunerated, the creator at the very h
Welcome DBCA – Directores Brasileiros de Cinema e do Audiovisual – Rio/Brasilia 2015
Great level of attendance of Directors and general audience for the launching of DBCA – Directores Brasileiros de Cinema e do Audiovisual – in the city of Brasilia and two days later in Rio de Janeiro. Its Presidente Sylvio Back (below, to the right) gave a warm welcome to the public and the international guests which were part of this important event. Last September important events were conducted around the directors' authors´ right in Latin America and the world These were
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Atlas of Gender and Development
How Social Norms Affect Gender Equality in non-OECD Countries
Illustrated with graphics and maps, the Atlas of Gender and Development gives readers a unique insight into the impact of social institutions − traditions, social norms and cultural practices − on gender equality in 124 non-OECD countries.
Gender inequality holds back not just women but the economic and social development of entire societies. Overcoming discrimination is important in the fight against poverty in developing countries and for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. Tackling these inequalities is not easy: in many countries, discrimination against women is deeply rooted in social institutions such as the family and the law. These long-lasting codes of conduct, norms, traditions, and informal and formal laws determine gender outcomes in education, health, political representation and labour markets.
The Atlas of Gender and Development is an indispensable tool for development practitioners, policy makers, academics and the wider public. It provides detailed country notes, maps and graphics describing the situation of women in 124 developing and transition countries using a new composite measure of gender inequality - the Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) - developed by the OECD Development Centre.
"By providing information on the role of underlying social institutions, the Atlas of Gender and Development fills a gap in the reference literature on women and development. Recommended for academic libraries."
-Feminist Collections, Volume 32, No. 1
Development Co-operation Report 2010
Gender and Sustainable Development
Geographical Distribution of Financial Flows to Developing Countries 2011
Creditor Reporting System on Aid Activities
Equally prepared for life?
Gender discrimination in social institutions is fairly low across the 17 countries of the East Asia and Pacific region, but there are exceptions: China, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia all figure in the bottom half of the SIGI ranking and display high inequalities in terms of son preference and women's physical integrity. It should be noted that gender equality can vary greatly not just between countries in this region but within them. This is largely due to a rural-urban divide, and often high levels of social diversity and ethnic fragmentation.


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ISAF targets IMU suicide bombing network following deadly attack
by The Long War Journal | Mar 18, 2013 | Monitor |
Following a deadly suicide bombing in northern Afghanistan that killed 10 people on March 13, Afghan and Coalition forces launched separate raids on March 14 and March 15 targeting three senior members of the al Qaeda-linked Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan. These raids were the 9th and 10th operations targeting the terror group in Afghanistan so far this year.
Today ISAF announced that an 11th operation had been conducted, in which an IMU leader was captured in the Kunduz district of Kunduz province. According to the International Security Assistance Force, the detained leader is "believed to have coordinated multiple attacks" against security forces and "served a vital role in the facilitation of weapons to extremist fighters." ISAF confirmed to The Long War Journal that the captured leader was of Pashtun ethnicity. On March 13, Afghan and Coalition forces captured an IMU commander in the same district who was an IED expert and trained insurgents how to assemble and use them in attacks.
On March 15 in the Imam Sahib district of Kunduz province, the same district where the suicide bombing had taken place two days earlier, special operation forces arrested an IMU "suicide attack coordinator" who is accused of ordering multiple suicide attacks on members of the Afghan government and security forces. ISAF later confirmed to The Long War Journal that the captured IMU operative was behind the March 13 blast that killed the local police chief, his father, and four bodyguards. ISAF also reported that at the time of his capture, the IMU coordinator was planning an attack on Afghan National Security Forces.
Meanwhile, ISAF also conducted an operation in northern Afghanistan targeting a pair of "high-profile" IMU attack coordinators in the Faizabad district of Jawzjan province. The March 14 raid targeted IMU members who work together to direct attacks on security forces and have organized a "significant number" of suicide bombings. They are also believed to facilitate IED operations. One insurgent was detained; ISAF told The Long War Journal that he is not one of the targeted IMU coordinators, however. This is the first raid targeting the IMU in Jawzjan province since April 2011, according to ISAF press releases compiled by The Long War Journal.
ISAF revealed to The Long War Journal that the captured IMU coordinator in the Imam Sahib operation is of Uzbek ethnicity. However, ISAF could not confirm the nationality of any of the detained or targeted insurgents. In response to a question of the targets' affiliations to foreign fighters, ISAF said that with all three targets "there are indications of Uzbek involvement." This is unsurprising given that the raids were conducted near the Uzbekistan border.
New campaign targeting the IMU?
ISAF has significantly increased its operational tempo targeting the IMU in Afghanistan this year, in comparison to previous years. Typically, the rate of operations increases as the spring and summer fighting season approaches, but the number of operations targeting the IMU this year has already exceeded the number conducted during the height of the surge of US forces in Afghanistan. From Jan. 1 to March 18, 2011 there were six operations targeting the group; in 2012, during the same time span there were five. Counting today's raid, there have been already 11 operations against the IMU this year.
This could be an indication that security forces are increasing their efforts against the terror group prior to the Coalition forces' transition from a combat role to an advisory role. The transfer of security responsibility will have a dramatic effect not only on the ability of US and ISAF forces to target terrorist groups like al Qaeda and the IMU, but also on Afghan capabilities to conduct these kinds of raids.
However, it could also signal that the IMU's activity in the country is increasing due to the emerging security vacuum left by the withdrawal of international troops. Germany, which commands security operations in the north, currently has 4,400 troops in Afghanistan. But they have come under criticism for not being prepared for their responsibilities in suppressing the insurgency. The IMU's resilience in the region may be an indication that German efforts to stabilize northern Afghanistan have not been effective.


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In order to explain the physiological conditions in skin diseases by searching the tendency of metabolism of electrolytes, the contents of sodium, potassium, calcium and chlor in serum were measured in 122 cases of various skin diseases. (1) Comparatively many cases of the numerous skin diseases showed the variation of the contents of electrolytes, but it was not always remarkable and constantly regular. (2) In bullous diseases, acquired pigmentary disturbances, diffuse scleroderma and erythroderma, varied the most remarkably, and especially in the 2 former cases was pointed out the evident tendency. (3) In eczema, dermatitis, inflammatory keratosis, erythematodes and cutaneous tuberculosis were often found abnormal values, but very irregular and complicated. (4) In urticaria, drug eruption and erythema exsudativum multiforme showed slight changes. (5) The auther conceived that the metabolism of electrolytes in vivo was so influenced by the several organs, especially endocrine organs, and by the autonomous nervous system, that such irregularity of this variation was showed.