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The Scottish Government is to provide £1 million in funding to various Scottish charities and organisations to support the growth of grassroots social enterprises. The money will go to a range of projects including an accelerator programme for ambitious and growing social entrepreneurs, offeri
Government launches guidance to address shortage of wheelchair accessible housing
The Scottish Government has published new guidance for local authorities which has been welcomed as an "important first step" to addressing the shortage of wheelchair accessible housing in Scotland.
New free programme aims to help promote tenant participation across Scotland
A new programme funded by the Scottish Government has been launched to support tenants and landlords with tenant participation. The free Next Steps programme is aimed at housing organisations across Scotland and will help tenants and landlords review current tenant participation and scrutiny practic
Minister visits Glenrothes Energy Network
Scottish Government backs SFHA's plan for increasing apprenticeships
Jamie Hepburn Minister for Employability and Training Jamie Hepburn has lent his support to a national plan which aims to increase Modern Apprenticeships in the housing sector and build a skilled and motivated workforce for the future.
First residents move into West of Scotland HA homes in South Ayrshire
Shannon Green with her son Jackson The first residents have moved in to a new affordable housing development in South Ayrshire and they are already feeling the benefits of the move.
Edinburgh World Heritage takes on its first post-war building to address chronic energy efficiency and conservation issues
Edinburgh World Heritage has announced the launch of an innovative new project to improve the energy efficiency of the Canongate Housing development, alongside undertaking vital conservation work on the architecturally important listed buildings.
Hjaltland Housing Association invests £10.4m in Shetland housing
One of 11 new homes at Hill Grind in Lerwick Hjaltland Housing Association has announced the completion of 11 new homes in its scheme at Hill Grind in Lerwick, with tenants in the process of moving in.
GHA starts work on 143 new Gallowgate homes
The regeneration of the Gallowgate has taken a huge step forward as work has started on 143 new GHA homes in the area. The new development marks the second phase of the Gallowgate new-build programme and will be made up of 115 homes for social rent and 28 for mid-market rent.
A household in Scotland became homeless 'every 19 minutes' last year
The latest homelessness statistics from the Scottish Government show that, on average, a household in Scotland "became homeless every 19 minutes" last year, Shelter Scotland has said. Scottish councils received around 34,100 applications for homelessness assistance during 2016/17, 2% lower than in t
Scottish Government gains control over Discretionary Housing Payments
Jeane Freeman Control over Discretionary Housing Payments (DHPs) has been transferred to the Scottish Government as of Saturday 1 April under the Scotland Act 2016.
Unclaimed tenancy deposits total £2.4 million
Jen Paice Thousands of deposits worth a total of £2.4 million have not been claimed back following the end of private tenancies in Scotland, according to new Scottish Government figures.
Scottish council house rents remain lower than England and Wales
Scottish council house tenants continue to pay less per week than their counterparts in England and in Wales, new figures from Scotland's Chief Statistician show. Tenants paid an average of £66 per week to rent their homes, compared to £86 per week in England and £76 per week in Wales.
Langstane Housing Association partnership supporting the young unemployed
Langstane Housing Association is partnering with youth employment charity, WorkingRite, for the seventh year in a row. Support from the Scottish Government's People and Communities Fund, will allow this Aberdeen service to support another 25 local young people through work-based training – takin
Scottish housebuilding outstripping rest of UK, says Housing Minister
Scotland is storming ahead of the rest of the UK in building new homes, according to new figures from the Scottish Government. SNP Housing Minister Kevin Stewart confirmed that the rate of housebuilding in Scotland last year outstripped figures for England, Wales and Northern Ireland.


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One thing that I love about being a teacher is that you instantly bond with another teacher. Whether it be the line at Starbucks or your spouse's holiday party, when you meet another teacher there is no shortage of conversation topics. This I have found to be true with all teachers around the globe.
I have personally loved getting to meet other teachers through blogging and conferences and a personal fact about me is that I love seeing schools on each and every trip/vacation I take. In my most recent trip to New York, we happened upon a high school in Chinatown before Sunday brunch. It always fascinates me. What the school looks like, their facilities, what kids attend, how do they get there, all of it is so intriguing.
That being said, I will be showcasing different teachers in different places around the world on a semi-regular basis. I would love to share the different perspective of teachers in different parts of the United States as well as across the globe. My hope is that this will shed light into the vast amount of energy and effort that goes into being a teacher. We can gain insight as to what is working well at other schools and hopefully be united in the fact that at the end of the day, we all want what is best for our students. Maybe you will read a great idea that you could implement, maybe you the routine of another teacher fascinating, or maybe you will just be encouraged to know that you are not alone.
This is my sister, the younger better looking and much funnier of the two of us. She is a teacher by day and DIYer by night. When she is outside of the classroom, she can be found at Home Depot, IKEA, or working on her blog The Great Goodness.
Where do you teach? What is the structure of your school?
I teach at a college prep charter school in Austin, Texas. I get to work around 6:30 am because students arrive at 7:05. I teach an advisory class, an architecture 'curiosity' class (this is similar to an elective), and four 65 minute Math blocks. Our students school day lasts until 4:05 (it is very long day for students and teachers alike), and I try to roll out of the parking lot by 5:00. I try to use my two planning periods very wisely.
I studied Architecture at Texas A&M before having a change of heart my junior year. I received alternative certification through Teaching Excellence in Houston, Texas where I simultaneously taught at a charter school, Yes Prep. I taught 6th grade social studies and math for two years. Years 3 and 4 consisted of trying to teach 9th and 10th graders to love Algebra in San Francisco. Needless to say, it was struggle.
I am happy to be back in middle school where my biggest problem is getting an 80 pound student to sit down.
Describe something that is unique about where you teach or your classroom.
All school supplies for teachers, students, and classrooms are funded by the school. I pay nothing out of pocket. My budget is very reasonable too. It is amazing! Also, I get to wear jeans everyday!
The best part of my job is.
While I truly love the students, the best part of my job is solving math problems everyday. I love math! Give me a practice ACT (math section), and I will go to town!
What is one tool/item that you couldn't live without? How do you use it?
I think it is a three way tie between skinny markers, my document camera, and washi tape. Nevermind, my favorite supply is my stool. This year I bought a stool to sit on when I go over notes. I cannot believe it took me so long to feel ok about sitting down for fifteen minutes.
My sister, Noelle, played a big role in my transitioning from wanting to be an architect to wanting to be a teacher. I also feel strongly that education is the best weapon in the fight against poverty, so I chose a school which focuses on a historically under served population.
Favorite memory from your time in the classroom.
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The Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) is contemplating functioning as a distribution company for low tension (LT) domestic consumers in its command area following a request from the Jharkhand government provided it has the leeway of adopting corrective measures in the existing distribution mechanism.
While the DVC has shown eagerness to take up the new job, it has rejected the distribution model of the Jharkhand State Electricity Board (JSEB) after identifying a large number of shortfalls that lead to very high transmission and distribution (T&D) losses.
DVC chairman S N Sen said the distribution infrastructure of the JSEB was worn out and taking up LT power supply to domestic consumers in its command area would be a loss-making proposition for the corporation. "T&D losses of the JSEB are as high as 36% whereas the Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission has allowed only 18% T&D losses as admissible while deciding on the tariff petition," Sen told TOI adding that the DVC was not ready to suffer losses of such huge quantum.
To introduce correction to the system, the DVC has proposed changes at two stages. It wants to introduce pre-paid cards for consumers using which power can be consumed as long as balance is left in the card.
For BPL families, the DVC has proposed the government to recharge their cards instead of transferring the onus on the distribution company so that BPL families can enjoy power facility to a value as provided by the government. It has also plans to bring HT connection to a locality through overhead wires to feed a power grid which in turn will supply LT power to the consumers through underground cables.
"The chances of hooking and theft will be considerably reduced in this model because once the power is converted to domestically usable LT supply, the cables will no longer remain over ground to be tampered with," Sen said.
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Adam Halpin to join cast of Daddy Long Legs
Producers Ken Davenport and Michael Jackowitz have announced that Adam Halpin will join his wife Megan McGinnis in the off-Broadway production of Daddy Long Legs, which is directed by John Caird at the Davenport Theatre.
Previews begin on 10 September 2015, before an official opening on 28 September. The production was originally only booking to 10 January 2016, but this has been extended indefinitely due to popular demand.
Adam Halpin will replace Will Reynolds in the title role, beginning performances on 20 November 2015. Halpin will join his wife Megan McGinnis in the production to February 2016.
Daddy Long Legs features music and lyrics by Tony nominee Paul Gordon, book by Tony Award and Olivier Award winner John Caird, and is based on the 1912 novel by Jean Webster.
Synopsis: "Daddy Long Legs tells the extraordinary tale of Jerusha Abbott (McGinnis), the oldest orphan in the John Grier Home. One day, a rich, anonymous benefactor (Nolan) decides to send her to college, but she must write him a letter once a month. Unaware of his identity, she invents a nickname for him: Daddy Long Legs. Through her brilliant and witty letters, Jerusha shares her experiences of college while discovering her own identity and reveling in the wonders of literature, adventure and love. But one key fact eludes her - who is Daddy Long Legs?"
The creative team features scenic and costume design by Olivier winner and Tony nominee David Farley and lighting design by Paul Toben.
Adam Halpin's Broadway credits include the short-lived 2008 musical 'Glory Days'. Off-Broadway, he has starred in 'Dogfight' and 'Rent'.
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Does anyone have an actual picture of the actual weapon used in the shootings at Westroads Mall in Omaha? It's been called both an SKS and an AK-47.
A reader emailed that he saw a picture on the news and that it was definitely an SKS.
The police are calling it an AK-47.
The security camera image isn't clear enough to really tell, though the front sight looks more like an AK than an SKS.
It's from KPTM Fox 42's web site and isn't specifically labeled as the actual weapon.
This image is of what appears to be a Yugoslavian 59/66 SKS clone. I base that mainly on the NATO rifle grenade launcher extension on the end of the barrel. It has the original 10-round fixed magazine. The attached bayonet appears to have been replaced with what might be a bipod. That's a rather common (and simple) modification seen on SKSes.
I've heard a number of reports that indicate 30-round magazines (and the message from a reader I got said it had a modified mag). One report even mentioned that two 30-rounders had been taped together for quick changing. So I question whether or not this is the actual weapon.
For that matter, it's possible that the picture my reader commented on was not even the actual weapon.
Also, the front sight assembly on this rifle appears to be shorter than that shown on the mall's security cam imagery.
The giveaway is his right arm. He's holding a pistol grip. Front sight tree and the top of the rifle also match an AK pattern rifle. You can also see the hint of the curved magazine underneath.
I had totally missed the "holding a pistol grip" bit. It sure looks like he is. Now, you can get aftermarket stocks for SKSes with pistol grips, but they come standard on AKs. Now I really don't think the picture from that Fox news site is the actual weapon. Either that, or someone pulled a switcheroo.
AKMs are actually modernized AK-47s introduced to the Soviet military in 1959. I don't think anyone is actually claiming it was a 'true' full-auto AK. I've also heard several places that it had a folding stock.
KETV in Omaha has a photo with the coward aiming the gun. http://www.ketv.com/news/14798963/detail.html I cannot tell from the photo, but you may be able too.
Rey, the AKM means Modernized Kalashnikov Automatic (rifle), and can be fired in automatic or fire-by-fire modes. Basically, AK-47 or AKM are the same thing. IMHO, looks in the picture like an AK family rifle. I used this rifle when accomplishing my mandatory miltary stage, and I would say that everything point to an AK.


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(Reuters) – Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc (VRX.TO) (VRX.N) on Monday said in a letter to Allergan Inc's (AGN.N) board of directors that it was prepared to raise its offer to at least $200 per share but stopped short of doing so.
Valeant, whose existing offer values the Botox maker at about $179 per share, or $53.25 billion, said last week that the Canadian pharmaceutical company was considering raising the bid and would increase the cash portion of the offer to do so.
"To be clear, Valeant is prepared to improve its offer and provide value to your shareholders of at least $200 a share. We are confident that an increase in our stock price, and in consideration, will provide that value," Valeant Chief Executive Officer Michael Pearson said in the letter.
At $200 per share, the offer would be worth more than $59 billion.
Allergan said the letter was a tactic to distract investors from Allergan third-quarter earnings, which it announced on Monday morning and did not include offer details.
"I think all we saw today was an offer to negotiate," Allergan Chief Executive Officer David Pyott said during a conference call.
Valeant and hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management launched a hostile offer for Allergan in April, but the Botox maker has staunchly refused it. The company has said that shareholders will be better off if it stays independent or finds its own acquisitions.
Pyott declined to answer questions during the call about whether or not the company is pursuing a "white knight" acquirer for Allergan or its own purchases.
Allergan will hold a shareholder meeting on Dec. 18 at the request of investors who own more than 35 percent of the company's stock, including Pershing Square head William Ackman. Investors will vote on new directors put forth by Ackman and to open discussions on the deal.
A hearing is scheduled on Tuesday in federal court in California where a judge will hear from both sides on if Ackman's stake in Allergan of nearly 10 percent should count as part of that shareholder vote. Allergan asked to exclude the shares as part of an insider trading suit it filed against Valeant and Pershing Square.
Separately on Monday, Allergan reported a third-quarter profit of $1.78 per share, excluding items. On Oct. 9, the company preannounced those earnings and said it would report a profit that was more than 20 percent higher than it had previously expected, in the range of $1.76 to $1.78 per share.
Allergan also raised the outlook for the current quarter, saying it now expects earnings of $1.80 to $1.83 per share, and for the year of $6.27 to $6.30 per share.
Allergan's shares were off 0.1 percent or 20 cents at $184.01 on Monday. Valeant shares were up 0.2 percent or 30 cents at $129.43 on the New York Stock Exchange.
(Reporting by Caroline Humer in New York and Sayantani Ghosh and Ashutosh Pandey in Bangalore; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila, Alden Bentley and Meredith Mazzilli)


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"Lord Mayor Sally Capp was visibly distressed at the beginning of the June 4 meeting and struggled to compose herself on a couple of occasions. "Generally speaking those people are vulnerable and in need and are genuinely homeless, whereas these people have flown into the country just to make money off Melburnians' goodwill.Live: UK braces for 'inevitable' second waveAussie cheesemakers on a roll thanks to COVID-19 lockdown, expensive European importsHotel quarantine inquiry reveals a quagmire of blame and lack of responsibility"It's a really hard message to get out to caring Melburnians to say 'please do not give to beggars'," she said.Chez said she was not a fan of begging — known on the streets as "coalbiting" — and no homeless person in Melbourne needed to do it in order to survive.I needed my son to get tested for COVID — but a Facebook post stood in my way Earlier this year the Bangkok Post reported that six Chinese nationals, including three in wheelchairs, were arrested for begging on Bangkok's streets.is a crime in Victoria which can carry a penalty of one year in jailUS fire expert says Australia is uniquely placed to navigate global fire ageWhile the seven people were charged with offences, Inspector Travaglini said they were still free to leave the country.Police have charged seven people over an alleged "professional begging" operation in which elderly Chinese people were flown to Melbourne on tourist visas to target passers-by in the CBD.Acting Inspector Travaglini said those charged were claiming to be homeless but officers later discovered they had access to shared housing in the CBD.Officers charged a group of seven Chinese nationals with begging and possessing property suspected of being the proceeds of crime during a targeted operation in the city centre on Monday and Tuesday.A video published on Reddit two weeks ago claimed to reveal an organised "syndicate" of fake beggars in the CBD.She urged people concerned about a homeless person to direct them to specialised support services instead of offering them cash.Some of the hundreds of people sleeping rough on Melbourne's streets talk about how they ended up there. "I need to complain here as I'm someone desperately waiting for visa for my aged parents to come here but being implicated by these people," wrote another.Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume.A guide to Schitt's Creek: The Canadian comedy that's 'positively bedevilled' viewers'Nothing prepared me for that night': How one magic session of swimming set up Sydney's OlympicsIn their words: Meet Melbourne's rough sleepersMelbourne council to remove groups of homeless under new approachBeneath the idyllic trappings of a simple Amish life, Misty suspected 'something was just wrong'Police on Friday confirmed one of the women featured in the video was among the group charged this week.This small town is 100km from Melbourne and had just one COVID case.
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Who benefits from The Work Programme?
David Cameron is very proud of his Work Programme. Whenever the question of jobs and the number of unemployed is raised he answers that The Work Programme will help 2.5 million people. He claims:
"This is about ensuring that we have better education, a welfare system that helps people into work and a Work programme that provides not phoney jobs, as the future jobs fund did, but real work for real young people." [Hansard 12 Oct 2011 Column 332]
The problem is that The Work Programme (a name which sounds really ominous to me) hasn't actually helped all that many people. It turns out that only 1 in 5 people on the programme have managed to get a permanent job out of it, and BBC research indicates that it could be even lower. Even the DWP only estimated that 2 in 5 would do so. Given that the Future Jobs Fund was achieving a 54% success rate at getting people into work and The Work Programme was only ever expected to achieve 40% it seems like it was replaced purely out of ideology or "not invented here" syndrome. The low success rate of The Work Programme has not been helped by hiring A4e as one of the contractors to implement the scheme. Their previous efforts in the Pathways to Work Programme achieved 9% of people into work out of an expected 30%. The DWP ignored this record when considering contractors because some other contractors had no previous record to judge.
The Work Programme doesn't seem to be all bad. This video made by The Guardian about a provider called Cheshire Training shows some positive aspects of the programme such as providing job application sessions, CV workshops, advice and some structure to keep people from giving up or being worn down by the lack of activity that is often involved in unemployment. I think such services could easily have been provided by the Job Centre rather than being outsourced, and in fact, some were or are.
(Bear in mind that the people interviewed were chosen by the Department of Work and Pensions and are not unbiased.)
While there are some positive aspects highlighted in the above video there are some rather larger down sides to the programme – forced labour being the biggest problem. There are two schemes that take place before the work programme itself: The Work Experience Scheme and Mandatory Work Activity Scheme. They involve being sent to work – usually full time – in a business that is paid to provide work experience. The placement usually lasts between two and eight weeks. Taking part in the scheme is not optional. If an adviser at the Job Centre Plus or in a provider of the work programme has decided that you must do some work experience, then you will have your benefits cut for at least 13 weeks and potentially 26 weeks if you do not. (And up to three years under the Welfare Reform Bill.) This is made worse by the fact that the job seeker does not get to choose their placement, they will be sent wherever the private contractor wants to send them. Not only that, but the work placements for the most part involve no training, only basic unskilled labour such as stacking shelves and washing floors. The Work Programme itself involves placements that can last up to six months and job seekers can be assigned to the programme for two years.
People sent on these placements are often doing the same jobs as people paid a full time minimum wage, except that is becoming rarer because many businesses that take part in the scheme have laid of temporary and part time staff in favour of free labour from the scheme. Instead of paying their staff, these big businesses are getting paid to put people to work. This might perhaps be just about acceptable if the people on the schemes were given a job at the end of the placement, but the norm is for them to be sent back to the job centre and a new unemployed person put to work in an endless cycle of free labour. It is baffling why our government thinks that paying businesses money to exploit people and making people work a full time job to the benefit of private industry for just their £53 per week job seekers allowance is a good idea. Even if the DWP do require people to work in return for their benefits (And I don't think that fits the ideal of ensuring that no one is destitute) I do not think they should be required to work for more hours than they receive the equivalent money for at minimum wage. Indeed, it may well be illegal for these people not to be paid minimum wage and I hope that there are some successful legal cases against the scheme soon.
A cartoon from The Times illustrates the problem
Cait Reilly is a good example of how the work experience scheme is at best unhelpful. She willingly attended an open day for people looking for retail work, work that she was quite prepared to take. However, after attending that open day she was then forced into a work experience placement at Poundland.
"I explained to my adviser my reservations about taking part: I was already in the middle of a work experience placement that I had organised for myself (and which was more relevant to the museum career I hope to pursue), and I already had retail experience."
"I thought the "training" was optional, and it came as a shock to be told I was required to attend or risk cancellation or reduction of my £53 per week jobseekers' allowance – despite the fact I have always actively sought paid work. So I began the "placement" with Poundland – it was not training, but two weeks' unpaid work stacking shelves and cleaning floors. I came out with nothing; Poundland gained considerably." [Cait Reilly writing for The Guardian]
The following is a quote from a comment left under the video shown earlier in this article.
"I personally know a fifty-six year old man who worked at Tesco for 40 hrs a week for 6 weeks for no pay. He said he was given the worst job, constantly filling freezers in the hope he would be taken on. After the 6 weeks were up the manager asked him if he would like to stay on for some extra weeks, my friend asked "with pay"? The manager said why would he pay him when he can pick the phone up and get more unemployed people who have to work for nothing of face sanctions meaning loss of ALL benefits for up to three years!
My friend wasn't alone, he was part of twelve extra staff taken on to cover the xmas rush, no one was given a job at the end of the xmas period." [Comment at The Guardian]
The above scenario of businesses taking on free labour for busy periods is not uncommon. We also have this example of a woman who worked for six months at Newham Council alongside colleagues who though that she was a permanent paid employee.
I went to [her] leaving do … We were all so sorry to see her go. She was an older lady and was one of the most hard-working and genuinely helpful admin staff we'd ever had. Worked her hours plus more and nothing was ever too much trouble for her. We honestly didn't know why she was leaving after only six months. She'd worked a minimum of 37 hours per week (often more) and been the backbone of service delivery. The basic starting wage for that level is around £17,000 but for the work she was doing I would have expected her to be started at a few thousand more. Yet all she was getting was JSA and the fares for her lengthy bus journeys, while people doing identical work were getting a salary, paid leave and pension contributions. We were horrified.
Wrongly, we assumed this woman would be hired back as proper staff within days. The role was needed, she'd proven herself to be a fantastic worker, was well regarded and knew the systems. But no, the post was suddenly deemed no longer required and this lady never came back to us. She did exactly the same job as paid staff, yet didn't get the same salary. This is illegal if the reason is age or race, but perfectly acceptable if someone has claimed a state benefit. It's exploitation and it's repellent. [Quote taken from Coporate Watch]
Perhaps government ministers don't understand why unpaid labour is a problem because they are in the habit of finding unpaid internships and eventually real jobs for their own children through their family and business connections. Many even pay the employers to take on interns – £200 per day isn't unknown. This is all very well for the rich, but most people who receive Job Seekers Allowance can barely afford food and rent. For those who are rich enough, paying for an internship at a bank at least provides useful experience for future employment in that industry, while being sent to stack shelves at Tesco or wash floors at Poundland for months at a time does not provide much for a CV in my opinion. It seems unlikely that a useful reference would come from such a placement, if the manager could even remember one person among such a high turnover. Volunteering for a charity is a positive thing that will tell an employer something about the job applicant. Being forced to wash floors for three months doesn't say much about them at all.
It seems that opinion is turning against this exploitation. Waterstones recently pulled out of the work experience scheme and some other companies that were accused of taking part, like Sainsbury's, denied it quite strenuously and were keen to distance themselves. (Despite their denials Sainsbury's are still involved in the scheme.) Cait Reilly who was mentioned above is persuing a legal case against the government. There is also a growing call for interns to be paid minimum wage.
I don't object to work experience. It is quite reasonable for an unemployed person to spend one or two weeks in a relevant job learning useful skills for future employment. The Work Programme does not provide this. Instead it sends free labour to profitable businesses, and pays them for the privilege. These people do not receive useful training but simply replace paid staff in doing hard repetitive work. Most of the businesses taking part are profitable, in fact Tesco made a profit of £14,000 per employee last year. If they have work to be done then they should pay people to do that work. It's that simple. People being sent for work experience should not be replacing staff, they should be shadowing them, assisting them and learning.
What is even more scary is that the government are systematically destroying workers' rights making people more likely to become unemployed. Examples such as this call to Give firms freedom to sack unproductive workers soon add up to a worrying lack of job security. Is it really the Tory plan to have so many people sacked and working for free?
Please sign the petition to abolish work for benefit schemes.
Author LatentexistencePosted on 9th February 2012 16th February 2012 Categories PoliticsTags benefits, forced labour, job seekers allowance, jsa, work experience, work placement, workfare4 Comments on Who benefits from The Work Programme?


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FRIM gets Nikkei Asia Prize
Home>Awards & Recognitions, FRIM News>FRIM gets Nikkei Asia Prize
The Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) has received the prestigious Nikkei Asia prize for Science, Technology and Innovation, in recognition of its contribution to environmental protection in the region.
FRIM Director-General (DG) Dato' Dr Abd Latif Mohmod received the award at the "Awards Ceremony of the 14th Nikkei Asia Prizes" to be held on 20 May 2009) in Tokyo.
The Nikkei Asia Prizes was launched by Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc. (Nikkei) in 1996 to recognize outstanding achievements that help to improve quality of life in Asia and contribute to regional stability.
In a letter to Abd Latif dated 4 March 2009, Nikkei Chairman Mr Ryoki Sugita said the panel of judges was greatly impressed by FRIM's contribution in promoting the conservation and sustainable management of forest resources.
In making its final decision, Sugita added that the panel paid particular attention to the role FRIM's efforts and its accomplishments have played in the tropical forestry research both in Malaysia and abroad.
Announcements of the winners were made recently in The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the English language The Nikkei Weekly, its website Nikkei Net and English website Nikkei Net Interactive.
The Nikkei Asia Prizes are awarded annually to individuals, groups or organisations in Asia, except Japan, for significant contributions in three areas: regional growth; science, technology and innovation and culture.
The prizes target those in Asia, including East Asia (Northeast Asia and Southeast Asia), South Asia, as well as independent nationals in the Pacific region, excluding Australia and New Zealand.
FRIM is the third institution in Malaysia to receive the Nikkei Prize. The Rubber Research Institute of Malaysia (RRIM) was the first to receive this recognition in 1998, followed by the University of Malaya's Department of Medical Microbiology in 2002.


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Pepperdine's dance company, Dance in Flight (DIF), will debut their annual spring performance this Thursday, Friday and Saturday night in Smothers Theatre. This year's DIF theme is "These Four Years," referring to the time students spend in college.
DIF Student Director and senior Reagan Zimmerer wrote in an email that "These Four Years" is meant to depict everyone's differing college experiences.
There will be 15 full pieces debuted at this year's showcase.
Company and choreographer auditions took place this past September, and practices have been held regularly since. The performers and choreographers are students of various grade levels, backgrounds and interests.
DIF Assistant Director and senior Michael Mossucco said he chooses to dance because of its potential to inspire others.
A different passion fuels freshman Megan Villaverde's fire for dance.
Villaverde said show attendees can expect to see exciting and relatable performances take the stage this week. With styles ranging from contemporary, to tap, to jazz, to hip hop, it will be a show that can entertain a variety.
This is Villaverde's first performance with the DIF company. She said she is overwhelmed with excitement about the upcoming debut.
Besides it being one of the most well-attended events at Pepperdine, with sold-out performances annually, Villaverde said there are plenty of reasons to attend.
Tickets for DIF cost $10 with a Student ID or $20 for general admission and can be purchased through the Smothers Theatre Box Office. Performances will run daily at 8 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 7 through Saturday, Feb. 10. There will be a matinee show on Saturday at 2 p.m.


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Sebastian Boenisch (ur. 1 lutego 1987 w Gliwicach jako Sebastian Pniowski) – polski piłkarz niemieckiego pochodzenia występujący na pozycji obrońcy. Były reprezentant Polski i młodzieżowy reprezentant Niemiec. Posiada obywatelstwo polskie i niemieckie.

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Jego prababcia Eleonora Boenisch była Ślązaczką niemieckiego pochodzenia, samotnie wychowującą sześcioro dzieci (jej mąż nie wrócił z wojny), w wyniku administracyjnej presji zmieniła nazwisko na Pniowska. Dziadek Sebastiana pracował w gliwickiej kopalni. Ojciec Sebastiana, Peter Boenisch (także jako Piotr Pniowski) początkowo mieszkał z rodziną w dzielnicy Sośnica. Jego syn urodził się w 1987 roku jako Sebastian Pniowski. Rok później Boenisch wraz z całą rodziną przeniósł się do Niemiec. Najpierw wraz z rodzicami przebywał w obozie dla uchodźców niedaleko Dortmundu, zaś po akceptacji formalności, gdy władze niemieckie przywróciły rodzinie nazwisko Boenisch, przeniósł się do miejscowości Heiligenhaus niedaleko Essen.

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Boenisch zaczynał swoją karierę w klubie SSVg Heiligenhaus, później grał też w klubie Borussia Velbert i Rot-Weiß Oberhausen. W 2003 roku został piłkarzem FC Schalke 04. W sezonie 2005/2006 Boenisch z jedenastoma bramkami na koncie, został 3 najlepszym strzelcem ligi juniorów.

W Bundeslidze zadebiutował 11 lutego 2006 roku w wygranym 7:4 meczu przeciwko Bayer 04 Leverkusen. Zaledwie 5 dni później rozegrał swój pierwszy mecz w Pucharze UEFA przeciwko Espanyol Barcelona.

W maju 2007 przedłużył kontrakt z FC Schalke 04 do 2010 roku. Niestety od początku sezonu nie dostał się do 18-osobowej kadry meczowej Schalke i jeszcze w sierpniu tego samego roku przeniósł się do Werder Brema. W klubie z Bremy ze względu na swoją lepszą nogę zazwyczaj występuje na lewej obronie, może także występować jako prawy i środkowy obrońca.

We wrześniu 2010 roku odniósł ciężką kontuzję kolana, po której do pełni zdrowia miał wrócić w grudniu roku 2011. Zgodnie z przewidywaniami, Boenisch w drugiej połowie grudnia powrócił do treningów.

Po kontuzji początkowo występował w grających w trzeciej lidze rezerwach Werderu, po czym przeniósł się na ławkę rezerwowych pierwszej drużyny. W zimowym oknie tranferowym 2012 Przegląd Sportowy podał informację o zainteresowaniu Polonii Warszawa wypożyczeniem obrońcy, jednak transfer nie doszedł do skutku. Po wielomiesięcznej absencji, Boenisch pojawił się na boisku w barwach Werderu dopiero 24 marca 2012 roku, kiedy to w końcówce meczu z Augsburgiem zmienił Toma Trybulla.

30 czerwca 2012 wygasł kontrakt Boenischa z Werderem Brema, a sam zawodnik odrzucił propozycję przedłużenia go. Od tego czasu pozostawał bez klubu do listopada, kiedy podpisał kontrakt z Bayerem 04 Leverkusen do końca sezonu 2012/2013. W zespole z Leverkusen zadebiutował 11 listopada w meczu z Wolfsburgiem, kiedy w przerwie wszedł na boisko z ławki rezerwowych.
Swojego pierwszego gola dla Bayeru zdobył 19 stycznia w ligowym meczu z Eintrachtem Frankfurt. 6 października 2016 podpisał dwuletni kontrakt z niemieckim drugoligowym klubem TSV 1860 Monachium.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
Początkowo Boenisch reprezentował kadrę Niemiec do lat 21.

Ostatecznie zdecydował się na grę w seniorskiej reprezentacji Polski. 20 sierpnia 2010 roku trener polskiej kadry, Franciszek Smuda, powołał go na towarzyskie spotkania z Ukrainą i Australią. Zadebiutował w kadrze Polski 4 września 2010 roku w meczu z Ukrainą.

W lutym 2012 roku Boenisch po raz pierwszy po poważnej kontuzji otrzymał powołanie do kadry na mecz z Portugalią, pomimo iż od września 2010 roku nie zagrał w żadnym oficjalnym meczu Werderu Brema.

Podczas Euro 2012 wystąpił w pełnym wymiarze we wszystkich trzech meczach polskiej reprezentacji.

Osiągnięcia
 Klubowe
Puchar Niemiec: 2009 z Werderem Brema

 Reprezentacyjne
  Mistrzostwo Europy U-21: 2009 z Niemcami

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 – Statystyki w bazie weltfussball
 Statystyki na Fussballdaten

  w bazie bundesliga.com

Reprezentanci Polski w piłce nożnej
Niemieccy piłkarze
Piłkarze FC Schalke 04
Piłkarze Werderu Brema
Piłkarze Bayeru 04 Leverkusen
Uczestnicy Mistrzostw Europy w Piłce Nożnej 2012
Polacy w Niemczech
Ludzie urodzeni w Gliwicach
Urodzeni w 1987

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Weekly Ratings Notes for Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, TBS, TNT & TruTV: 'Rizzoli & Isles', 'Major Crimes', 'Children's Hospital', 'Regular Show', 'Sullivan & Son', 'Deal With It' & More
TV By The Numbers August 27, 2013
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For the third month in a row, Adult Swim ranked #1 among basic cable networks for Primetime (broadcast definition) delivery of adults 18-34. Compared to August 2012, average Primetime delivery increased by significant double digits across all targeted demos: adults 18-24 grew by 36%, adults 18-34 by 31%, adults 18-49 by 24%, men 18-24 by 34%, men 18-34 by 28% and men 18-49 by 21%.
Across August 2013, Adult Swim's Total Day Delivery ranked #1 among adults 18-24, 18-34 & 18-49 and men 18-24, 18-34 & 18-49 on basic cable, continuing its top ratings position for seven consecutive months. Compared to August 2012, average Total Day delivery increased by double-digit growth across all adult and male demos – adults 18-24 by 38%, adults 18-34 by 33%, adults 18-49 by 29%, men 18-24 by 35%, men 18-34 by 29% and men 18-49 by 23%.
Thursday night's new episodes of Adult Swim's original live-action series,Childrens Hospital (12 a.m.) ranked #1 in its time period among targeted adults 18-34, 18-24 & 18-49 and men 18-24 & 18-34, while new episodes of NTSF:SD:SUV:: (12:15 a.m.) ranked #1 in its time period among adults 18-34 and men 18-24 & 18-34. Both premieres increased by double-digits growth among all key adults and men vs. the same time period last year.
Sunday night's premiere episodes of Aqua TV Show Show (12 a.m.) and Squidbillies (12:15 a.m.) increased by mostly double-digits growth across adults 18-24, 18-34 & 18-49 vs. the same time period last year.
The Monday night premiere episodes of Bob's Burgers (10 p.m.) increased with all targeted adults and men vs. the same time period last year.
The Saturday night premiere episodes of Bleach (12 a.m.) ranked #1 in its timeslot among adults 18-34 and men 18-34 & 18-49; Naruto (12:30 a.m.) ranked #1 in its timeslot with adults & men 18-24 & 18-34; One Piece(1 a.m.) ranked #1 in its timeslot with men 18-24 & 18-34; Soul Eater(1:30 a.m.) ranked #1 with men 18-34 & 18-49; Sword Art Online (2 a.m.) ranked #1 with adults 18-24 & 18-34 & all key men demos. All TOONAMI premieres increased by double and triple-digit growth across the board vs. the same time period last year.
Adult Swim's programming accounted for 29 of the top 50 telecasts on basic cable for the month of August among adults 18-34, and 32 of the top 50 telecasts with men 18-34, both more than any other network.
TBS won August as basic cable's #1 network in primetime delivery of adults 18-49. The network also ranked as basic cable's #1 full-time network in primetime with adults 18-34 (#2 behind Adult Swim among all basic cable networks). TBS continues to hold position as basic cable's #1 network adults 18-34 and adults 18-49 in primetime for the year-to-date.
TBS's hit original series Sullivan & Son has scored 2.3 million viewers in Live + 3 delivery so far for last Thursday's season finale. The episode also drew more than 1.2 million adults 18-49 and 582,000 adults 18-34.
TBS's new series Deal With It continues to build on its success. Last Wednesday's episode has posted 2.2 million viewers in Live + 3 delivery (+3% vs. the prior week). In key demos, the episode has drawn 1.3 million adults 18-49 (+8%) and 711,000 adults 18-34 (+15%).
For the month of August, Big Bang Theory on TBS ranked as basic cable's #1 off-net sitcom for the month among total viewers, adults 18-34 and adults 18-49.
TNT's Rizzoli & Isles and Major Crimes closed out summer with wins as basic cable's Top 2 scripted programs for the week among total viewers. They also ranked among basic cable's Top 3 dramas for the week among adults 25-54.
Last Tuesday's episode of Rizzoli & Isles has grown to 7.7 million viewers in Live + 3 delivery, a +4% boost over the prior week. The episode has also drawn 2.6 million adults 25-54 (+4% vs. the prior week) and 2.1 million adults 18-49 (+6% vs. the prior week).
Last Monday's episode of Major Crimes has so far garnered 6.7 million viewers in Live + 3 delivery. Among key demos, it has drawn 2.1 million adults 25-54 (+2%) and 1.5 million adults 18-49 (+2%).
Tuesday's episode of Perception has attracted 5.1 million in Live + 3 delivery, a strong +9% increase vs. the prior week. Among key demos, the episode has drawn 1.9 million adults 25-54 (+8% vs. the prior week) and 1.5 million adults 18-49 (+14%).
In time-shifted viewing, TNT's Aug. 5 episode of Major Crimes drew a final Live + 7 delivery of more than 7.3 million viewers and 2.1 million adults 25-54. The Aug. 6 episode of Rizzoli & Isles topped out with 8.1 million viewers and 2.7 million adults 25-54 in Live + 7. And the Aug. 6 episode of Perception garnered 5.1 million viewers in Live + 7, including 1.8 million adults 25-54.
Across August 2013, Cartoon Network scored as the #1 television destination for boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14 among all cable & broadcast TV on Monday and Tuesday Nights (7-9 p.m.), while #1 among Boys 6-11 & 9-14 on Wednesday Nights.
Among August 2013 highlights, Regular Show (8 p.m.) ranked as the #1 program on Monday nights among boys 9-14, while ranking #1 in its time period among all boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14. Adventure Time(Monday, 7:30 p.m.), Teen Titans GO! (Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.), and The Amazing World of Gumball (Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.) each ranked #1 in their respective time periods among all boys 2-11, 6-11 & 9-14. Furthermore, Legends of Chima (Wednesday, 8 p.m.) ranked #1 in its timeslot among boys 6-11 & 9-14, whileMAD (Monday, 8:30 p.m.) and Johnny Test (Tuesday, 7 p.m.) ranked #1 among boys 9-14.
Saturday Morning episode premieres of Pokémon BW: Adventures in Unova (8:30 a.m.) ranked #1 in its time period among boys 9-14, while premiere episodes of Beyblade: Shogun Steel (8, 9 & 9:30 a.m.) earned delivery increases among kids 9-14 (+7%) and boys 9-14 (+1%).
truTV's hit series Lizard Lick Towing (Monday at 9 p.m.) scored remarkable growth last week, drawing a total of 2.3 million viewers, a +25% jump over the prior week. The show also garnered 1.1 million adults 18-49 (+11%) and 552,000 men 18-49 (+5%), ranking as one of ad-supported cable's Top 5 programs in the timeslot with both demos, as well as among adults 18-34 and men 18-34.
truTV's Hardcore Pawn (Tuesday at 9 p.m.) drew 1.9 million total viewers last week, with 782,000 adults 18-49. It ranked as one of ad-supported cable's Top 5 programs in the timeslot with men 18-49 (472,000) and grew its deliveries of men 18-34 by +28% and men 18-49 by +10%, compared to the prior week.
Fan favorite Impractical Jokers (Thursday at 10 p.m.) drew 1.3 million viewers last week, with 868,000 adults 18-49 and 394,000 men 18-49. The show ranked as one of basic cable's Top 5 programs in the timeslot with adults 18-34 and men 18-34 and helped fuel truTV to a Top 10 finish on ad-supported cable for the night among key male demos.
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Q: Magento 1.9 stuck after step 4 i.e shipping option I'm using Magento 1.9.3.9 version and onepage checkout stuck at shipping method's section i.e. option 4.

A: After spending time on search and trying multiple solutions, the following one was the right solution to my problem.
You have to update payment.phtml file in the base or your custom theme
/app/design/frontend/[base]/default/template/checkout/onepage/payment.phtml

Add id="checkout-payment-method-load" to the fieldset
Code snippet before edit
<form action="" id="co-payment-form">
    <fieldset>
        <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('methods') ?>
    </fieldset>
    <?php echo $this->getBlockHtml('formkey') ?>
</form>

Code snippet after adding the id (solution)
<form action="" id="co-payment-form">
    <fieldset id="checkout-payment-method-load" >
        <?php echo $this->getChildHtml('methods') ?>
    </fieldset>
    <?php echo $this->getBlockHtml('formkey') ?>
</form>

This should solve the problem. Please leave a comment if it helped you too. Thanks.


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Modern Family synopsis, TV summary and spoiler
Modern Family Synopsis
Phil Dunphy is a loving husband/devoted dad who dreams big while making the most out of the little things in life. Claire is his grounded, responsible, regimented (but in a good way) wife. These two are the perfect mix when it comes to raising their three way-different kids. Haley is the independent, eye-rolling teen. Middle sister Alex is wise beyond her years. Little brother Luke, well, isn't. At least, that's what he'd like you to think.
Claire's gruff, no-nonsense dad, Jay Pritchett, married a much younger Colombian beauty named Gloria. Her passion for life has rubbed off on her young son Manny, who marches to the beat of his own drum, usually in a burgundy dinner jacket. Jay has done the parent thing with his two adult kids and is currently enjoying Round 2 as dad to Manny. Round 3 just delivered a new baby boy for Gloria and Jay to keep the parenting challenges coming.
Jay's lawyer son, Mitchell, embraced a major life change when he and his carefree, trophy wife partner, Cameron, adopted their super-cute Vietnamese baby, Lily. They're learning all the parenting ropes as they go. Attempts to adopt another child haven't panned out. Fortunately, they have the loving support of their extended, eclectic, funny family to keeping them going strong.
As we already mentioned, Modern Family has won a bunch of Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Comedy Series three years in a row. We're sure the accolades will keep rolling in as the family continues to change, grow and always keep us laughing.


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In winter season available free ski-bus to/return the town center during the day.
The hotel was built recently with a Tyrolean style, the bedrooms are roomy and comfortable, complete of all comforts as tv lcd sat, mini-bar, internet connection LAN, security box, hairdryer, bathroom with multi-function shower Teuco with steam bath, large balcony.
Tv lounge with fireplace, garage.
The well kown Restaurant Casa del Campo, among the various proposals includes typical Trentino cousine, always open also to the public.


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Syriza supports recognising Palestine
By Sarantis Michalopoulos | EURACTIV Greece
Palestinian and Greek flags. University of Patras, 2009. [Thanks/Flickr]
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The Greek government is committed to recognising Palestine, said Syriza MEP Sofia Sakorafa. EURACTIV Greece reports.
In an interview with EURACTIV Greece, the lawmaker said that 138 countries within the UN are in favour of the request to upgrade the Palestinian Authority to a state, and dozens of national parliaments have already done so.
In the EU, Sweden unilaterally recognized Palestine in October 2014, while similar, non-binding votes have taken place in the parliaments of France, the UK, Ireland and Spain.
>>Read: Sweden recognises Palestinian state
"There is a fixed commitment of the Greek government to recognize Palestine as a state […] I estimate that very soon the Greek government will also raise the issue. Schematically-speaking, once it takes a breath from the suffocation," Sakorafa underlined, referring to the tough negotiations between Athens and the so-called "Troika" on the future of the cash-strapped country.
Last December, the European Parliament approved a non-binding resolution calling for international recognition of Palestinian statehood.
>>Read: European Parliament passes watered-down Palestine resolution
The carefully-worded measure, initially proposed by S&D, ALDE and the Greens, promoted "recognition of Palestinian statehood and the two-state solution," and "believes these should go hand in hand with the development of peace talks, which should be advanced."
Coalition partners less enthused
Such a move by Syriza would probably put it at odds with its coalition partner, the right-wing Independent Greeks.
Defence Minister and Independent Greeks chief Panos Kammenos recently spoke in favour of continuing defence cooperation with Israel, as well as trilateral cooperation with Nicosia and Tel Aviv.
"We will continue the cooperation both on a political and military level," he said in February, after a meeting with Israel's ambassador to Greece.
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0 responses to "Syriza supports recognising Palestine"
quietoaktree says:
Not if they can blackmail some money from Israel.
dimitrii says:
it is the recognition of others !!!