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Veterans' Affairs 54
Cross Government 3
Published: Wednesday 29 May 2019
Coordination Arrangements of Australian Government Entities Operating in Torres Strait
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the coordination arrangements of key Australian Government entities operating in Torres Strait.
Published: Wednesday 10 April 2019
Governance and Integrity of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
The objective of the audit was to examine the effectiveness of governance and integrity arrangements for the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF).
Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
Published: Friday 29 March 2019
Addressing Illegal Phoenix Activity
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Phoenix Taskforce to combat illegal phoenix activities.
Cross Government
Published: Monday 17 December 2018
Implementation of the Annual Performance Statements Requirements 2017-18
The objective of the audit was to continue to examine the progress of the implementation of the annual performance statements requirements under the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013 (PGPA Act) and the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Rule 2014 (PGPA Rule) by selected entities.
Published: Thursday 13 December 2018
Implementation of the Australian Government's Workplace Bargaining Framework
The objective of this audit was to assess the Australian Public Service Commission's and selected entities' implementation of the Australian Government's Workplace Bargaining Framework.
Across entities (listed below)
Efficiency through Contestability Programme
The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Efficiency through Contestability Programme in supporting entities to improve the efficient delivery of government functions.
Published: Wednesday 28 March 2018
Implementation of the Annual Performance Statements Requirements 2016–17
The objective of the audit was to continue to examine the progress of the implementation of the annual performance statements requirements under the PGPA Act and the PGPA Rule by the selected entities. The audit was also designed to:
provide insights to entities more broadly, to encourage improved performance; and
continue the development of the ANAO's methodology to support the possible future implementation of annual audits of performance statements.
Published: Tuesday 31 October 2017
The Design and Implementation of the Community Development Programme
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the transition of the Remote Jobs and Communities Programme to the Community Development Programme, including whether the Community Development Programme is well designed and administered effectively and efficiently.
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; Department of Employment; Department of Human Services
Published: Tuesday 15 August 2017
The Management of Risk by Public Sector Entities
The audit objective was to assess how effectively the selected public sector entities manage risk.
Department of Employment; Department of Health; Australian Communications and Media Authority; Australian Fisheries Management Authority
Published: Tuesday 8 August 2017
Protecting Australia's Missions and Staff Overseas: Follow-on
The audit objective is to examine the effectiveness of measures taken to strengthen the protection of Australia's missions and staff overseas.
Published: Wednesday 12 July 2017
jobactive: Design and Monitoring
The audit objective was to assess whether the Department of Employment effectively designed and monitors the progress of the jobactive program.
Department of Employment
Administration of Youth Allowance (Student) and ABSTUDY
The audit Administration of ABSTUDY and the audit Administration of Youth Allowance have been combined to table as one report titled Administration of ABSTUDY and Administration of Youth Allowance.
The objective of both audits was to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of the Department of Social Services' and the Department of Human Services' program administration.
Department of Social Services; Department of Human Services
Published: Wednesday 9 November 2016
The Shared Services Centre
The audit objective was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Employment and the Department of Education and Training's administration of the Shared Services Centre to achieve efficiencies and deliver value to its customers.
Department of Employment; Department of Education and Training
Published: Tuesday 27 September 2016
Confidentiality in Government Contracts: Senate Order for Entity Contracts (Calendar Year 2015 Compliance)
The objective of the audit was to assess the appropriateness of the use and reporting of confidentiality provisions in a sample of Australian Government contracts.
Department of Defence; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Department of Agriculture and Water Resources; Department of Health
Published: Wednesday 31 August 2016
Corporate Planning in the Australian Public Sector 2015–16
The objective of the audit was to assess progress in implementing the corporate plan requirement under the Public Governance, Performance and Accountability Act 2013.
Published: Wednesday 8 July 2015
Procurement Initiatives to Support Outcomes for Indigenous Australians
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the administration of procurement initiatives to support opportunities for Indigenous Australians.
Department of Defence; Australian Taxation Office; Department of Human Services; Department of Employment; Department of Industry and Science; and Department of Education and Training
Limited Tender Procurement
The objective of the audit was to assess whether selected entities had appropriately justified the use of limited tender procurement and whether processes adopted met the requirements of the Commonwealth Procurement Rules.
Australian Customs and Border Protection Services; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade; Department of Human Services
Published: Friday 5 June 2015
Managing Australian Aid to Vanuatu
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's management of Australian aid to Vanuatu.
Published: Thursday 23 April 2015
Administration of the Fair Entitlements Guarantee
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Employment's administration of the Fair Entitlements Guarantee.
Published: Tuesday 10 February 2015
Delivery of Australia's Consular Services
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's delivery of services to Australians travelling or residing abroad.
Published: Wednesday 17 December 2014
Administration of the Export Market Development Grants Scheme
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Australian Trade Commission's administration of the Export Market Development Grants scheme, in providing incentives to small and medium Australian enterprises for the development of export markets.
Australian Trade Commission (Austrade)
Published: Thursday 30 October 2014
Fraud Control Arrangements
The audit objective was to examine the selected entities' effectiveness in implementing entity-wide fraud control arrangements, including compliance with the requirements of the 2011 Commonwealth Fraud Control Guidelines (2011 Guidelines), and the overall administration of the fraud control framework by the Attorney-General's Department.
Cyber Attacks: Securing Agencies' ICT Systems
The audit objective was to assess selected agencies' compliance with the four mandatory ICT security strategies and related controls in the Australian Government Information Security Manual.
David Gray, Executive Director - Phone (02) 6203 7377
Published: Monday 23 June 2014
Managing Conflicts of Interest in FMA Agencies
The audit objective was to determine whether Australian Government agencies were implementing appropriate policies and processes to identify and manage conflicts of interest.
Management of Services Delivered by Job Services Australia
The audit objective was to assess the Department of Employment's management of the effectiveness and quality of employment services delivered by Job Services Australia providers.
Published: Thursday 29 May 2014
Indigenous Employment in Australian Government Entities
The objective of this audit was to determine whether Australian Government entities were implementing effective strategies to support increased Indigenous employment.
Agency Management of Arrangements to Meet Australia's Treaty Obligations
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of Australia's arrangements to meet its treaty obligations under three selected treaties:
International Convention on Civil Liability for Bunker Oil Pollution Damage 2001;
Agreement between Australia and the International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards in connection with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons of 1 July 1968 and Additional Protocol; and
Convention on the Rights of the Child 1990.
Indigenous Employment: The Australian Government's Contribution to the Australian Employment Covenant
The objective of the audit was to assess the effectiveness of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations' management of the Australian Government's contribution to the Covenant. The scope of the audit is the Australian Government's role in the initial establishment of the Covenant and its ongoing contribution through other employment programs.
Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
Cross-Agency Coordination of Employment Programs
The audit objective was to assess the administrative effectiveness of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations(DEEWR), Department of Human Services (DHS) partnership arrangement in supporting the delivery of employment programs.
Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations; Department of Human Services
Establishment, Implementation and Administration of the General Component of the Local Jobs Stream of the Jobs Fund
The objective of the audit was to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of the establishment, implementation and administration of the general component of the Local Jobs stream of the Jobs Fund, with a particular focus on the establishment of program objectives and the extent to which approved grants have demonstrably contributed to the cost-effective achievement of those objectives.


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State Representative Shawn Dooley's New Boston Post Column Against Governor Baker's Coronavirus Rules Still Reverberating
By State House News Service | August 13, 2020, 16:24 EDT
Printed from: https://newbostonpost.com/2020/08/13/state-representative-shawn-dooleys-new-boston-post-column-against-governor-bakers-coronavirus-rules-still-reverberating/
Massachusetts state Representative Shawn Dooley (R-Norfolk), in this 2017 photo from State House News Service.
By Sam Doran
As Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker continues to hammer away at flattening COVID-19 with measures like reduced gathering sizes and restrictions on certain out-of-state travelers, a fellow State House Republican thinks the hammer is being swung much too hard — and is planning to support a lawsuit in the state's highest court challenging the governor's authority.
State Representative Shawn Dooley took to Facebook late Friday night to question the constitutionality of the quarantine and testing conditions that Baker recently placed on some people traveling from Rhode Island into Massachusetts.
"On it's [sic] face I was ok with it until I started reading into the specifics and began to think of different scenarios where he was depriving Massachusetts residents of their personal liberty by this completely subjunctive edict," Dooley wrote in his self-described "bashing the Governor rant," a version of which was published as an op-ed Monday, August 10 in the conservative New Boston Post.
"BTW," Dooley wrote, "I firmly believe this is unconstitutional and I'm trying to find an attorney to help me file suit in federal court — so if you know someone, please let me know."
In taking issue with Baker's executive actions, the post referred to him as "King Charles." Dooley told State House News Service on Wednesday that the nickname was tongue-in-cheek but identified his problem with the governor's orders: "That it was just one person being in charge and making these rules unilaterally, which is the problem I have. I have less problem per-se with the rules than I do with the methodology."
The Norfolk Republican said Wednesday he no longer planned to file his own lawsuit, but that he would be filing an amicus brief to an existing suit scheduled for arguments in September before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that challenges Baker's authority to issue his numerous COVID-19 executive orders.
Baker clarified at a Friday,August 7 press conference that travel between the two states was all right for errands like grocery shopping or banking, but Dooley cited "other real world situations" like a friend who keeps a boat in Rhode Island and motors out on fishing excursions in the Ocean State without coming into contact with other people.
"He typically goes down, drives to the pier, walks down to his boat, and goes fishing with his kids. Never sees another person — and certainly not closer than 6 feet," Dooley wrote. "If one of his neighbor's would rat him out to the Governor — this would be a high crime — think about it, 10 days = $5,000."
In response to a question about Dooley's post, Baker said Tuesday, August 11 that by giving options to interstate travelers — quarantine, testing before arrival, or testing after arrival — "we believe it meets any Constitutional test that would be associated with that."
"And as I said last week, Rhode Island — I mean, the numbers are the numbers," Baker said. "We had set a travel advisory based on a certain set of criteria and they exceeded them. And if they come back down and fall under them, then we'll change our policy. But as it stands right now, we're giving people coming from Rhode Island options with respect to how to meet the terms of our advisory. … So I'm not worried about a challenge on that one."
Dooley said Wednesday, August 12 that he would have preferred Baker to urge caution through a travel warning rather than threaten $500 fines, adding that it "smacks of 'not America.' "
House Republican Leader Brad Jones said Wednesday he had not seen Dooley's post but planned to look for it and reach out to him.
Jones assessed that House Republicans are "probably generally" supportive of Baker's actions in response to COVID-19. "I think there are specific issues that people have concerns about. One of the challenges is that everybody represents different areas with different experiences, different interactions with COVID," Jones said.
Second Assistant Minority Leader Betty Poirier, a Republican whose district abuts Dooley's along the North Attleborough-Plainville line, told State House News Service she respects the governor but also understands how Dooley feels.
"I think all of us feel kind of mixed feelings about the whole thing. I have tremendous empathy with all the business people, I'm very close with many of them in my district," Poirier said. "Fortunately, we live in an area of the state that has been not as affected as some other areas, so perhaps we don't feel the same kind of urgency that other places feel. But I understand how Shawn feels. You know, there are many people who feel like he does."
Poirier, who is retiring in January 2021 after more than 20 years in the House, said she has "no complaints" about Baker, Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito, or Health and Human Services Secretary Marylou Sudders, saying they have "done everything they possibly could in a situation we have no history in" to listen to health experts and protect lives.
Longtime MassGOP activist Ed Lyons, a computer programmer and pundit who worked on Baker's 2015 transition team, expressed admiration for Dooley, calling him "the best of us" and "a great political player," but said his commentary was "outrageous" and represents a growing schism between the state's top elected Republican and the party apparatus which leans more conservative.
"To attack him as if he is some sort of uncaring monarch is unthinkable," Lyons told State House News Service. "It shows that this enduring exercise of massive government power is wearing out the conservatives who oppose government power … and they are bristling under it."
Asked Tuesday, August 11 about Dooley's concerns with the Rhode Island restrictions, Baker did not indicate whether he had read the Facebook post in which the Norfolk Republican referred to the governor variously as "King Charles," "Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Baker," and "King Charles Duane (not the rock) Baker, IV."
"I'm sure he might disagree, but this isn't done as anything against Governor Baker," Dooley said Wednesday. "This isn't personal, this is something I firmly believe as a representative of my district. … Taking away somebody's liberty should be done very judiciously, and it should not be a knee-jerk thing because some kids in Providence had a party and caused a little spike."
Dooley said he had reached out to Baker's office indicating he was "happy to chat" but had not heard back, though he had heard from several legislators — Republicans and several Democrats — who thanked him for his article and said they agreed with his points.
"I truly believe he's doing what he feels is in the public's best interest," Dooley said, referring to Governor Baker. "But my argument against that is it's a slippery slope. … Especially as a Legislature, if we allow the executive branch to start doing our jobs for us, and not have oversight and not have debate and not have deliberation, and randomly declare 'I have to do this because it's an emergency,' where does it stop?"
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Yeoju rice was fermented for 8 days with red yeast for more moisturizing properties.
I found moisturizing raw rice in the nature of Korea.
I went to Yeoju, where Gyeonggi Province and many mountainous Gangwon provinces meet to find excellent quality moisturizing raw rice. The clear water of Yeoju, the land filled with organic matter, and the clear day-to-day difference are natural factors for rice to grow.
Yeoju rice was fermented for 8 days with red yeast for more moisturizing. This dark red juice helps create strong skin barrier.


All priests are prepared to serve God's people. However, few priests are trained to be seminary formators. As a response to the need of those that work in seminaries to update and inform themselves on seminary pedagogy, Sacerdos Institute organizes a one-month course dealing with the most important themes of seminarian formation. From seminary psychology and human development to spirituality and apostolic formation.
The course proposes an academic and interdisciplinary research on the ministry of exorcism and prayer of liberation. It covers a wide range of issues: anthropological, phenomenological, social, theological, liturgical, canonical, pastoral, spiritual, medical, neuroscientific, pharmacological, symbolic, criminological, legal and juridical ones.The course will be held at the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical Athenaeum in collaboration with the Group for Socio-religious Research and Information (GRIS) of Bologna.
A priest's life can be very demanding, whether it be celebrating the sacraments or administrating a parish. However, each priest must strive to keep his experience of Christ's love in his life fresh since this is the source of his vocation. A great way to renew your experience of Christ and your priesthood is by walking in HIS footsteps with the Holy Land Priestly renewal course. It takes place twice a year: in January and in July.
A series of conferences held by Fr Amedeo Cencini, Fr Armando Santoro and Fr Raffaele Di Muro.
A series of conferences on exorcism and the prayer of liberation (2017-2018).


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Erie County clerk files suit over NY immigrant license law
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A county clerk in western New York has filed a lawsuit challenging a new state law authorizing driver's licenses for immigrants who are in the country illegally.
Erie County Clerk Michael Kearns filed the federal court challenge late Monday. The suit seeks a court injunction blocking the law while its constitutionality is reviewed by the court.
The lawsuit names Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General Letitia James, both Democrats, as defendants.
Kearns says the law forces county clerks to violate their oaths of office by granting licenses to immigrants who have broken immigration law.
Supporters of the measure, which passed last month, say they expected a lawsuit and carefully crafted the law to withstand court scrutiny.
Twelve states already have similar laws.
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18 news is on the scene of a house fire in Pine Valley. Several area fire departments were called to 510 Pine Valley Road around 3 a.m. Tuesday morning.
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New York education commissioner stepping down
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – New York Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia announced she is resigning on Monday.
Elia, who became commissioner in 2015, is New York's first female Education Commissioner.


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Q: Excel nested if functions I am trying to write a nested if formula to calculate pricing dependent on number if items sold. Depending on items sold the pricing will change and there are 5 different conditions, I am trying to write it so that when you enter in number of items sold (c12) then it would calculate the price.
The formula that I have right now is:
=IF(C12<5,C12*36,IF(AND(C12<=5,C12<=10),C12*34)*IF(AND(C12<=11,C12>=30),C12*31,IF(AND(C12>=31,C12<=30),C12*26)*IF(C12<=51,C12*20)))

The range from below 5 works however any ranges above do not work. What is my issue and how do I fix this?
Thank you,

A: Use CHOOSE(MATCH())
=C12 * CHOOSE(MATCH(C12,{0,5,11,31,51}),36,34,31,26,20)

If you want IF(): You have your > and < backwards.  You also do not need all the AND():
=IF(C12<5,C12*36,IF(C12<=10,C12*34,IF(C12<=30,C12*31,IF(C12<=50,C12*26,C12*20))))

A: your formula looks off, so i infer that your "rates" look like this:
qty amount
0   $36
5   $34
10  $32
20  $30
30  $25
50  $20

my opinion : you should look into using vlookup instead.
create a worksheet with your rates data and structure it like how i did above, with the quantity on the leftmost, followed by the rate per quantity, then on the worksheet that you are doing calculation, use the VLOOKUP formula in the following manner:
vlookup ( qty , qty:amount , 2 , true )
( replace the names with your cells and columns )
per the vlookup documentation, please ensure your quantity and rates are sorted in ascending order ; means do not make it jumbled like :
qty amount
0   $36
30  $25
10  $32
5   $34
20  $30
50  $20

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Q: Image shifts to the right in wordpress post Setting up contact information.
Inserted text first and then, started inserting images right before it. First two display perfectly the way i need them. 3rd one (with the envelope) shifts to the right. Can't understand what's happening with it.
Had anyone ever come across something like that?
Live link here
It's at the bottom of the page
http://soloveich.com/pr6/

A: The solution was to remove
margin: 0 1em 1em 0;

from img.alignleft in the css, then the three images will line up.


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Q: How to dump part of my database in Django I want to use exist data in my database for unit test in Django. The database is too big for a test so I want to dump part of the data.
Is there any way to dump part of them? (my database is MySQL)

A: You can change this part models.MyModel.objects.all() to get selective data in fixtures.
from django.core import serializers
from myproject.myapp import models
data = serializers.serialize("json", models.MyModel.objects.all())
out = open("mymodel.json", "w")
out.write(data)
out.close()

A: Need to use dumpdata e.g.
python manage.py dumpdata --format=json --indent=2 --exclude=admin --exclude=sessions > test_db.json

Here I am dumping everything in the database excluding the admin and sessions tables (my guess is you might not need those), into a json file named test_db.json. I'm also using an indent of 2 spaces to make the file more easy to inspect by eye.

A: You can try to use mysqldump :
You will need to lookup all the names of the tables you want to dump. To get the full list you can use :
mysqlshow db_name
Then run :
mysqldump db_name table_1 table_2 table_3 table_4
This command will output the result to the standard output, if you want it to write to a file, use --result-file=/path/to/file
See also the full documentation for mysqldump : http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysqldump.html


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Underworld (1991.10.12)
Underworld, London, England
1. Them
2. Nothing Left At All
4. Íosa
5. Put Me Down
6. Uncertain
7. What You Were
8. Pathetic Senses
11. I Will Always
12. Waltzing Back
13. I Still Do
14. Dreams
A Touch Of Oliver (?)
Headlining show.
The whole show was video recorded from the audience, the very first bootleg video of The Cranberries (and one of the rare live recordings of Them, Nothing Left At All, Íosa, Uncertain, What You Were and Pathetic Senses).
The video is most of the time marked as being the show at the Underworld on 14 November 1991… but there was no show at the Underworld on 14 November, the band was playing at ULU (University of London Union). Knowing that the video was definitely recorded at the Underworld and that The Cranberries played the Underworld 3 times in 1991 (this one, in August, in June) and that it can't be the show in August (Dolores has not the same look, picture is known) the only other possible date is the one in June opening for the band Moose. However isn't a 45 min set with 14 songs a little too long for an opening act (?) … more info definitely needed… anyone?
Located in Camden Town in London, the venue is a part of the World's End pub situated in the basement of the building.
There is no photo of the show nor the venue from that day. The above photo of the venue was not taken during The Cranberries show.
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Well, Mwamba RFC can use that phrase to describe their qualification to the Kenya Cup Top Six playoffs despite an 18-25 loss to KCB at the KCB Sports Club in Ruaraka. They are inside the top six…They are through to the playoffs in dramatic fashion similar to Mr. Salat's vocal intonations as he delivered his now famous and viral phrase.
Kulabu went into this fixture sitting sixth,on 46 points and occupying the final playoff slot. They needed to beat KCB or garner a bonus point while hoping that seventh placed Top Fry Nakuru, three points adrift on 43 either lost to Mean Machine or won without a bonus point. The latter did happen in Nakuru, the Wanyore denied a bonus point as they won 21-12 against a dogged and determined Mean Machine side.
Over at Ruaraka, Mwamba trailed 25-13 with precious little left on the ticker, probably sensing that while the game was beyond their reach but the playoffs were certainly within sniffing distance, they took the game to the bankers, Greg Odhiambo touching down for probably the most important try yet of his fledging rugby career.George Mutuku missed the conversion but it didn't matter, the scoreboard reading 25-18 to KCB and the general public, but to the pundit a seven point margin that handed Mwamba a bonus point. They spent the final five or so minutes defending and were full of elation as the full time whistle sounded, a return to the playoffs for the first time since the 2012/13 season.
Spare a thought for Nakuru though, back to back champions in 2013 and 2014, out of the playoffs for the first time since those heady days. They won their final fixture, they needed to and did what was expected of them. Their efforts, at the end of the day, counted for nothing. There will be lessons learnt, experiences to be recounted but top of their mind is bouncing back to dominance.
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Small changes to a drafty or poorly insulated house can result in a significant drop in winter heating for a Sitka homeowner, not mention reduce the burden on the hydroelectric demand which is currently running at capacity. With this in mind, the Sitka Conservation Society and the Southeast Alaska Career Center partnered to bring residents five days of weatherization workshops led by Jim Ward, Board President, from the Alaska Craftsman Home Program in November 2011.
The first three days of workshops were geared towards construction trade professionals. Topics included Building Energy Efficiency Standards and Advanced Cold Climate Building. Each participant attended full day classes and had the opportunity to update or attain the Residential Endorsement Certificate. The professional workshops also offered partial education requirements for state licensing. Of the participants who took the exam, 100 percent passed.
Following the workshops for professionals, ACHP offered shorter do-it-yourself weatherization workshops geared for homeowners. Topics in these eight workshops included energy efficient insulation, windows and doors, ventilation, and lighting and appliances. Participants were able to pick two hour sessions with a licensed professional.
Over 175 participants ranging from homeowners to local contractors, to home auditors, city staff and more attended the workshops. The workshop facilitator was impressed by the turnout and arranged to return to Sitka with more weatherization workshops in 2012. The set days for the workshops are March 3-7. Information on specific session information and times will be updated in the future.


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Atheist billboard featuring the nativity scene pops up telling people to 'skip church it's all fake news'
By Brian Lisi
Do you jeer what I cheer?
A billboard in Albuquerque, N.M., is causing controversy with its anti-organized religion message ahead of the holidays.
Featuring one of President Trump's tried-and-trite insults next to the nativity scene, the sign reads, "Just skip church it's all fake news."
At the bottom of the billboard in much smaller font, it adds cheerily enough, "Happy holidays from American Atheists!"
The billboard appears along I-25 in New Mexico's most populous city. (KRQE)
Since going up last week, some residents have said they feel the message is inappropriate.
"I think it's terrible because Christmas is almost here for one thing and that's not the way I wish to celebrate the holidays," Connie Lindsay told KRQE.
"I think inclusion is important. It's definitely important, but to that degree, I don't know if that's necessary," said Greg Aguilar. "It's just not in my belief system."
However, the organization responsible for the anti-faith advertisement maintains they're just trying to make non-Christians feel acknowledged.
"Christianity or any other religion doesn't have a monopoly on December. So, our message here is, however, you want to celebrate it go ahead and do that," said Nick Fish with American Atheists.
Albuquerque's not the only city to be home to the skeptical signage, as there are two in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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Additionally, an American Atheists billboard featuring Kris Kringle and the words "Just like Santa Claus, the Atheists are comin' to town!" has gone up in Oklahoma City ahead of the organization's annual convention in the spring.
According to FiveThirtyEight, a recent study suggested that 26% percent of Americans may not believe in God.
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This year's Hiscox international DNA of an Entrepreneur Report sheds new light on a small business sector that often lacks a voice and can be ill-defined. Now in its sixth year, the report provides evidence of an emerging new breed of start-up entrepreneurs.
It also shows that the business environment has generally improved but that life is still tough for the very smallest firms. And it offers a new and somewhat surprising insight into what motivates small business owners.
New breed of entrepreneur
One of the report's most striking findings is the emergence of a distinctive new breed of start-up entrepreneurs who have set up their business since the onset of the recession in 2007/8. The data suggest they not only have a recipe for growth but they are tougher in outlook. One in eight was unemployed before setting up their new business and nearly half are one-person firms.
They are also more likely to be run by a woman. Some 56% of these recession start-ups were started by women. That compares with 44% for pre-recession start-ups. The owners of these recession start-ups are more innovative and much more prepared to turn to unconventional sources of finance, such as crowd-sourcing.
Renewed optimism, but it's still tough for the smallest
The report contains a strong thread of optimism. Many of the 3,500 small business owners contacted are seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Nearly half are upbeat about the coming year, a significant improvement on the 2013 reading when only around one in three respondents was optimistic. Only the French still lag on the optimism index: just 27% of small business owners there think the year ahead offers promise.
Intriguingly, levels of optimism increase with the size of the business. Those with a turnover of £1 million or more are much more likely to be upbeat. Where they have recently launched a new product or service they are much more likely to have found funding for it.
By contrast, more than half of firms with a turnover of under £1 million have been unable to find funding for expansion and one in three of those with a turnover of less than £100,000 fears not having the funding to keep going in the coming year. This underlines the need for renewed efforts to get banks lending again to their smaller business customers.
It's not about getting rich quick
It is often assumed that the majority of entrepreneurs are motivated by the prospect of a life-changing sum when they sell out. Not so. For the first time, the survey probed small business owners on how they viewed their business. Nine out of ten saw it as a source of income to fund a good lifestyle rather than a capital asset they would cash in some time in the future.
This may surprise – but it shouldn't. More than two-fifths of the business owners contacted for the survey operate as one-person businesses. In Europe, at least, there is a long tradition of self-employment, especially in the Mediterranean countries. Even in Germany and France, the self-employed now top 10% of the workforce. In Britain, the figure is 14% after a sharp jump in the past year. The Internet has facilitated this shift.
The survey also found that only 40% of respondents considered themselves 'entrepreneurs'. This is consistent with the preference for income over capital. It appears that, for every Bill Gates or Richard Branson who is driven to make it big, there are dozens of small business people just looking to do well.
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Athletes, officials, and fans from around the globe are descending on Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympic Games. Over four million tickets have been sold so far—and more tickets are selling every day—so there's no doubt that the streets of Rio will be crowded, which means public transport will be the most efficient way to hop from the Opening Ceremonies in the Maracaña stadium to the gymnastics stadium to the fencing bouts at the Carioca Arena.
Rio's 32 Olympic venues are spread out across the city, but that's not as daunting as it sounds. Most of them are concentrated in one area, Barra da Tijuca, and the rest are accessible via metro lines, the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit), the new LRT (Light Rail Transit), and an extensive rail network.
To make transportation even easier, the city has unveiled an Olympic fare card that can be used on buses, Metro, BRTs and trains. (It is not accepted at ferries, though.) Olympic spectators have three unlimited travel options, depending on how long they expect to use the card: the R$25 1-day pass, the R$70 3-day pass, or the R$160 7-day pass. Time starts ticking as soon as passengers board their first transport, and expires at 1:59 a.m. Cards may be purchased online or from sales points at underground, train and BRT stations, the Novo Rio Coach Station, and airports.
In advance of the Games, Rio has also teamed up with two different apps to help make sure fans make it to venues in time. The Moovit app tells you the fastest, most efficient way to get from Point A to Point B. For those who don't speak Portuguese, there's Trafi.
For more info check out the Cidad Olímpica website, which was designed specifically to help visitors navigate the city during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and can help map routes between events. It also offers downloadable maps of public transportation routes.
Other helpful websites: Rio 2016 and Visit.Rio for general tourist information, as well as RioMap360, which has incredibly useful maps of all the major transportation systems as well as a downloadable map of how to reach some of the city's tourist attractions.
Below, details about how to use the various transit modes:
Rio has a massive commuter train system that shuttles thousands of workers from the city's sprawling suburbs to the Centro each day, but the only line that visitors need to take is the shiny new Line 4 (Linha 4). This is the best way to get from the beach neighborhoods, like Ipanema, to Barra Olympic Park where most of the events are being held. The new rail line cuts travel between Ipanema and Barra down to 15 minutes, and travel between Barra and the Centro to 34 minutes. The train makes stops at the Olympic Park as well as the new Olympic golf center.
During the Games, service on Line 4 will run from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. on weekdays and Saturdays and from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Sundays and public holidays.
Simply purchase an Olympic fare card and hop aboard.
The VLT
In preparation for the Games, Rio also set up a new light-rail system known as the VLT. Trains run between Praia Formosa and Santos Dumont from 6 a.m. to midnight, making stops at many of the Olympic arenas. Their website has a very comprehensive map, but it's in Portuguese. (If you Google Chrome, it will translate it into English.)
To ride, simply purchase an Olympic fare card or a Bilhete Único card (fare is R$3.80) from one of the machines located on the platforms. When you jump on the tram, be sure to validate the card at one of the yellow machines near the tram door (and keep your ticket handy in case of fare inspectors).
The BRT
Rio has recently introduced a new rapid transit bus system, the BRT Transcarioca, which connects the airports to downtown Rio and to the suburb of Barra da Tijuca, where many of the Olympic events will be held. The buses use designated lanes to race through the city, making this mode of transport significantly faster than the traditional bus route. The brand new Transolímpica BRT expressway will connect two of the major Olympic venues—the Olympic Park in Barra da Tijuca, and the Deodoro Sports Complex.
The BRT was designed with visitors in mind and is a very convenient and easy-to-use system. The website, which is available in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, has a simple trip planner and very clear maps marked with Olympic venues and tourist destinations, including any transfer information.
To catch the BRT from the airport, head to Terminal 1, Gate H or Terminal 2, Gate D. Buy either a ticket or an Olympic fare card before getting on the bus.
The fare is R$ 3.40, and the Olympic fare card can be used. The BRT runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In addition to the new BRT, Rio has bus lines that run down most of the major streets in the city and are one of the easiest ways to travel between the beach neighborhoods of Leblon, Copacabana, Ipanema, and Barra. While each bus has its final destination written on the front, making it easy to figure out which one to flag down, if you prefer to plan your route in advance, the bus website has a trip planner that's easy to use. If you're in a hurry to get from one of the beach neighborhoods to the Centro, flag a bus that says "Via Aterro" in the window, which means it goes express along the waterfront.
Once your route is mapped, head out to the street, but be aware that unlike buses in the U.S., the ones in Rio only stop when flagged, so once you see the bus you want, stick your arm in the air to signal to the bus driver.
Fares on most buses are around R$3.40, and Olympic fare cards can be used on them.
Rio's Metro system is frequently overlooked by visitors, but it is one of the easiest ways to get around the city and is clean, fast, and air conditioned. Even better, the Metro is now reportedly fully integrated with the city's new light rail and rapid bus systems, making it even easier to travel around the city, even in a traffic crunch caused by the Olympics.
The metro runs from 5 a.m. until midnight from Monday to Saturday and from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Sundays and bank holidays.
Rio's Metro system is simple, because there are only two lines: Line 1 goes north from downtown, running from Ipanema along the Copacabana beach to Maracanã and the Quinta da Boa Vista. Line 2 starts at Central Station and heads south to Ipanema. The Metro routes hit most of the major tourist destinations. Check out this map to help set your route.
To ride, purchase an Olympic fare card at the entrance of the station, either from a machine or from a ticket booth. You can buy a single ride card (R$4.10) or opt for a refillable card.
Rio's ferry system can take visitors to the islands that dot Rio's coastline, like Paquetá in the Baia da Guanabara, or Brazilian towns like Niterói and Charitas. The ferry isn't super useful to get to Olympic events, although sailing competitions will be held in Guanabara Bay. In addition to regular ferries, the system also includes hydrofoils (aerobarco), which cost a bit more but dramatically cut travel time.
The ferries depart from Praça XV in the center of Rio. The fare is R$4.50 and Olympic fare cards can not be used. Check the schedule here.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. - One person is dead after a crash involving a pickup truck on westbound I-64 near Clayton road. The accident happened at around 4:30am Sunday.
Reporter Jason Maxwell says that two people were inside the vehicle during the crash. Speed may have been a factor in the accident. The people in the truck were ejected from the vehicle during the wreck.
One person died at the scene. The other victim was taken to the hospital. The condition of the person at the hospital is not known at this time. The identities of the accident victims have not yet been released.
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Just last night Gadfly wrote: "There's actually quite a bit of drama going on. But yet it's under the surface. The news [regarding the parking issue] hasn't really been covering this process in any intensive way. The town isn't on the edge of its seats."
Seems not to be under the surface any more.
Sara Satullo, "$800K in tax funds given to luxury apartment developer draws scorn in Bethlehem." lehighvalleylive.com, November 7, 2018.
Gadfly is not exactly sure what to make of this at the moment. The situation has corners Gadfly has not explored yet. And Gadfly's day is chock-full. No time for much contemplation.
Does this change the dynamics of tonight's meeting at all?
Gadfly is putting it out there to you to think about.
Here are some quotes from Sara's article that jumped out at him:
Some Bethlehem City Council members were surprised to learn last week that a prominent city developer was awarded an $800,000 grant out of a tax fund they thought was almost empty. The same developer is a member of the investment group the Bethlehem Parking Authority is paying $2.1 million to buy land for a new city parking garage. And it left them wondering: If the city's tax increment financing district fund had $800,000 in it, why wasn't it put toward the cost of a new city parking authority garage planned for the corner of East Third and Polk streets instead of going toward private development?
"At the time we made the decision to fund Five10Flats, there was no discussion about the garage," Redevelopment Authority Executive Director Tony Hanna said. "I'm not saying it's not a legitimate question to ask, but it is a little late."
"The Peron grant marks the first time TIF funds were awarded to a taxable, private development. Five10Flats also sits in the City Revitalization and Improvement Zone."
[CRIZ, by the way, is chaired by the bodyguard BPA solicitor you have heard about here on Gadfly.]
"The money is there to spur development, not to enhance the private development that is already happening," [Councilwoman Van Wirt] said. "It is not like this project was going to stop when it was already underway. It was already being done."
"It was exactly what the TIF was intended to do: site remediation," Hanna said Monday, noting the award was made in a public meeting. "We spent money on some appropriate issues."
Questions surrounding the grant are interwoven with council's questions about the future of parking and economic development incentive benefits in Bethlehem. It's left some on council wondering about who benefits from the deal and if there were better uses for the money.
"I did not think there was money available," Councilman J. William Reynolds said. "I was under the impression from the last couple of years that the parking authority was tasked with coming up with a plan for a Polk Street garage because there was no money left for the RDA to do it."
Hanna sees the questions about using the grant for Polk Street as a bit of Monday morning quarterbacking. "Nobody asked me that question," Hanna said. "We made the decision to fund Five10Flats as a standalone discussion. That was never on the table that the parking authority could use another $800,000."
One of the most sought after properties in the TIF is a modest parking lot at the corner of East Third and Polk streets where city leaders have long envisioned a parking deck anchored by retail.
The plans date back to the Callahan administration when the redevelopment authority was spearheading the project. That authority spent almost $1 million designing and gaining city approval for the almost 600-space deck.
But plans stalled when a ground-lease deal for the property petered out and the authority began to question whether enough new projects would be built in the TIF to support an almost $13.3 million garage. The redevelopment authority and NCC have secured $2.5 million in state grants for the deck.
The redevelopment authority then handed over the project to the parking authority, which finally just inked a $2.1 million agreement to buy the land from Sand BethWorks Retail LLC, the development group that includes the Sands and Perrucci.
At one time, the Sands was supposed to sell the land for $1, Negron said, and now she is learning from meeting minutes that the parking authority bought the land.
"I am very frustrated because they keep making decisions without coming in front of us and then they come to us as if we have no other choice but voting in favor because the parking authority and the city will be in trouble if we don't support it," she said. "It is in the wrong order."
Donchez's administration hopes the luxury apartments atop a Starbucks and restaurants represents the first spark of economic resurgence in that stretch of the South Side. The mayor sees the parking garage as the crucial linchpin in that redevelopment, which will hopefully eat up the surrounding vacant parking lots that are all owned by the Sands development group.
Council is being asked Wednesday night to hike parking fines by almost 50 percent to encourage folks to actually feed the meters and to help fund the city's parking infrastructure needs.
Waldron sent a lengthy memo to the parking authority pressing it to provide a long-term plan for how it is going to build a Polk Street deck, repair or replace the Walnut Street garage and maintain its other structures.
"The goals need to be clear, the financing needs to be clear and the idea that this Polk Street garage is the magic bullet that will draw development to East Third street is an antiquated notion," Van Wirt said. "Development is there."
Van Wirt is concerned about the authority's ability to pay for another parking deck.
"I don't want to stick my kids with paying for an out-of-date parking garage that is not going to be used," she said.
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Dana Grubb says:
That $800,000 and any other money being doled out to anything other than public infrastructure, should have been set aside for the Polk Street Garage, thereby reducing the burden on meter users, parking fines and borrowing that will be needed for this proposed garage. As one of the 3 city officials who negotiated the TIF, I am outraged at this abuse and the back room dealings that have been going on for this project. By the way, the Polk Street Garage has been discussed conceptually for 5 years, so I don't believe a word of Mr. Hanna's claim that there was nothing else on the horizon that could have been a legitimate use for this public money to be spent on public infrastructure.
Peter Crownfield says:
So everyone but RDA knew something would have to be worked out about parking in that area?
What was the justification for the grant to the 510 Flats project? According to Tif regulations, only certain specific activites are eligible for funding. There are numerous other state grants and low interest loans that might have been used and I wonder if anyone in the city ever mentioned that to the developers? There are always unforseen changes to construction projects but I have never heard of a public enterprise bailing out a private developer for an essentially residential project.Creating space for a Starbucks and an ethnic restaurant is not the highest definition of economic development.
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Mount Airy Neighborhood Association
http://mana18018.org/
Bethlehem Residents for Responsible Development
moglen@lehigh.edu
Bethlehem Historic District Association
https://bhda.org/
Historic Bethlehem
https://historicbethlehem.org/
Bethlehem City Democratic Committee
https://www.bethlehempadems.com/
Lehigh Valley for All
http://lv4all.org/
Bethlehem for Good Government
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Brown and White (the Lehigh U, student newspaper)
https://thebrownandwhite.com/
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https://uppernazarethmeetings.com/
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http://www.touchstone.org/
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The Crowded Kitchen Players
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Annabel Drazen Rosenbloom was born in 1914. She received her BA from Washington University in St. Louis in 1936 and her MA in Art History in 1939. In 1943 she married Samuel Rosenbloom, with whom she had two sons. An avid artist, Rosenbloom worked with oil paints, sculpture, and photography. She died in 2011.
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Q: How to iterate visible rows alone using UFT when i iterate this below webtable,i am getting row count as 3(with hidden row).
but i can see only 2 rows in my application.
i can get row count with help of descriptive programming,but i want to iterate only the rows which are visible.

Name

Ticket

city

i have tried this below code,but its displays hidden row text as well,
for i=1 to rowcount
  print oWebtable.getcelldata(i,2)
next

Actual Output-
Name,
Ticket,
city
expecting output-
Name,
city

A: UFT has no way knowledge of your show/hide class names. If you want to filter out some rows you need to do it yourself.
Set desc = Description.Create()
desc("html tag").Value = "TR"
desc("class").Value = "show"

Set cells = oWebtable.ChildObjects(desc)
Print "Count: " & cells.Count
For i = 0 To cells.Count - 1
    Print i & ": " & cells(i).GetROProperty("inner_text")
Next

Note that I had to add TD elements to your table in order for this to work since it's invalid HTML to have text in a TR element.


That thought of a small cup of coffee with unseparable relish of cardamon was exactly what has made me jump out of bed so wildly that half-way to the kitchen I have realized I am actually running barefoot.
Sometimes, we can't survive without coffee. For many of us, including myself, coffee is a part of a daily routine, first thing in the morning, or a must in the afternoon. Perfect weekend morning?
In the Arab world, coffee is by far the most popular drink, a vital part of the heritage of most Gulf countries, and a recipe for a successful day. The great value and importance assigned to that drink across the globe has made me take a closer look at its history and origins. Amazing stories I came across, many of which happen to be greatly related to Poland (!) have made me appreciate my guilty pleasure even more.
Ready? Let's start with a question: what do we all think, when we think of coffee?
Well, the answer is not so obvious.
Let me give you an example: what do we think of if I were to say for example pizza? Most of us would probably say – Italy. If I was to say sushi, what would you think of? Japan. That was easy. You can clearly see there are certain things you associate with certain things. But if I said coffee, what would you think of? Brazil? Ethiopia? Colombia? Some may say Italy?
The word "coffee" itself comes from Arabic, in which we call the drink " قہوہ" ( read kahła). Now قہوہ comes from the verb "قهي", (read kahija) which literally means "to lose one's apetite", because the Arabs knew that when you drink a lot of coffee, you don't feel like eating anymore, so they would usually have coffee after their meals.
The word قہوہ was spread from Yemen, to the rest of Arabia, until it reached the Ottoman Empire. And it was the Ottomans who really revolutionized coffee.
What do I mean by revolutionized?
Arabs liked coffee. Ottomans and the Turks – loved coffee. And through stdies of artefacts and written works ( many of which you can find in old museums of Madaba ), we find that Ottomans couldn't survive without coffee. All of them would drink it to the point where many of the scholars of the Ottoman Empire stipulated that, when of course Muslim man has to spend some money on his wife: supplying her with house, food, clothing as otherwise it's grounds for divorce, in the Ottoman Empire, besides all of the above, man had to supply his wife with enough coffe.
Every morning in the Arab countries begins with a conversation accompanied by a cup of dark coffee near the fire place.
So, we get it: coffee was a big deal for Ottomans. However, as big of a deal as it was, they could not pronounce the letter "و " (polish ł). Instead, Ottomans used the letter "w", so the word 'hahła' was pronounced 'kahwa'. This pronaunciation began to spread as the Ottomans started attacking many European nations.
It was actually the last instance of offensive jihad in Hama that became a breakthrough in the history of coffee: the last time in the history of Ummah when the Muslims made offensie Jihads and the Ottomans were attacking Austria. AND POLAND, which were united at that time.
Ottomans were defeated in this battle, the second siege on Vienna. And as some of you might know, when you leave the battlefield, you leave everything behind. So the Ottomans left their coffee. Because yes, it was so important to them that the supplies of army leaving for battle included boxes of coffee, and all the soldiers would thake their own coffee with them as well, wherever they went.
So the coffee was left behind. The Ottomans left and the Austrian and Polish came in and were just about to discover the new drink. They asked many of the Turkish soldiers "what is this drink?" And the Turks said it was "kahwa".
Eventually the dark drink which took a liking across the armies as a great source of quickly released energy and a stimulant cheaper than for example tobacco, got the name kawa (big time Poland!), from which it transofmed to kaffee and further coffee, as the armies travelled (with their coffee) proclaiming new lands.
The very traditional way of serving coffee in small cups (white) – called finjan. The coffee is being poured from a small pot, each person would his or her own one.
Are you finished with your espresso and thirsty for more of both coffee and stories?
I hope so, because then the Pope came in and the battle of Christians, Muslims, and black beans bagan for good!
Enjoy your afternoon/morning, or everning wherever on our little planet you are everybody, and don't forget to come back for a second part of flavourful story with the Arab insight!!!
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