Approximately 18 million American men and women are affected by obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder that causes numerous lapses in breathing to occur throughout the night as the patient sleeps. These instances typically last between 10 and 20 seconds, at which point the brain sends a signal to the body to resume breathing. In some cases, however, breathing may stop for even longer, an issue that leads to an abnormally low level of oxygen in the blood. Fortunately, Dr. Gregory Solich offers comprehensive therapy for sleep apnea in Colorado Springs, CO and the surrounding areas.
Why Choose Exceptional Smiles by Gregory M. Solich, DDS for Sleep Apnea Therapy?
Snoring is the sound caused by the vibration of air as it passes the tongue, palate, and other soft tissues of the throat. When the airway is obstructed, the patient may gasp, choke, and sputter in response to a lack of oxygen, though he or she may not even fully awaken during the episode. The result is a feeling of persistent exhaustion during the day despite what should have been a restful night of sleep. Sleep apnea can cause a variety of other health problems if improperly or insufficiently treated, including hypertension (high blood pressure), heart disease, eye problems, complications following surgery, and chronic fatigue, which may contribute to accidents at work or behind the wheel.
With a comfortable, custom-fitted oral appliance from Exceptional Smiles, you can enjoy the deep, restful sleep you need and deserve in a way that fits your lifestyle. This device effectively prevents the obstruction of your airway while you sleep, preventing lapses in breathing and diminishing snoring so that you and your sleep partner can sleep soundly. Dr. Solich is always happy to answer your questions regarding sleep apnea and snoring treatment, and you will always play an important part in addressing your OSA concerns. Our primary goal is to ensure the oral health and overall wellness of each of our patients, and sleep apnea therapy is one of the ways we do this every day.
If you or your partner are affected by sleep apnea or excessive snoring, our team wants you to know that real relief is attainable. The experienced, dedicated team at Exceptional Smiles offers sleep apnea therapy and snoring solutions to patients in Colorado Springs, CO and nearby communities, including Pueblo, Monument, Castle Rock, and beyond. Contact us today to discover how easy it can actually be to say goodbye to snoring and sleep apnea for good with a custom oral appliance from Dr. Solich.
To restore a restful night's sleep and to protect your health, it is important to get treatment for sleep apnea in Colorado Springs right away; however, you may have questions about the condition. Dr. Solich has the answers to your top questions.
What Do I Need a Sleep Study?
Although snoring is a common sign of the sleep disorder, it cannot be used to diagnose the condition. As a result, a sleep study is needed. This requires the use of a special device that is worn at night while you sleep.
It will collect data about your oxygen levels and other vital information. Your doctor will analyze the data to determine if the sleep disorder is present. Based on the results of the study, a comprehensive treatment plan can then be created to open your air passages to stop the pauses in breathing.
Why Don't I Need a CPAP?
While a CPAP was the most common treatment used in the past, it has a low compliance rate because it can be loud, uncomfortable, and restrictive. As an alternative, many have come to prefer an oral appliance. Not only does it resolve the disadvantages of a CPAP, but it has also shown to be effective in treating mild to moderate forms of the condition. In most cases, an oral appliance will be all that is needed; however, there are times when a combination of the two therapies may be recommended.
Will My Insurance Cover an Oral Appliance?
Although you will visit your dentist for your oral appliance, you will not use your dental coverage. Instead, your medical insurance will cover the cost of it. While many insurances did not cover the treatment in the past, about 90% of insurance companies will pay for a portion of the treatment. Depending on your specific policy, your coverage allowance will vary. To help you understand how much you can expect to pay for your treatment, our team will explain your benefits and how much coverage you can use toward your oral appliance.
When it comes to treating your sleep apnea, we strive to give you the peace of mind you need to make educated decisions for your general health and quality of life. If you still have questions about the condition or your treatment options, please contact our office today. A member of our team will be happy to address your concerns.


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Mr. BARRASSO. Madam President, I rise this morning to talk about jobs, the economy, and our Nation's energy.
In a few minutes the President will be speaking at Georgetown University about energy. I rise today to talk about the President's Environmental Protection Agency and his efforts to regulate our global climate by taxing, by using a backdoor method called cap and tax, a proposal that we will be debating here in the Senate and are debating today.
Folks back home recall the debate about cap and tax. It happened over the last few years. Yet the Environmental Protection Agency is trying do it through a backdoor method. Attempts to pass this massive energy tax on to the hard-working families all across the country have failed. It failed in Congress, and it failed because the American public has said we do not want new energy taxes.
Americans don't want to pay more for gasoline at the pump. Yet they are experiencing it every day. I saw it this past weekend in Wyoming. Week after week the price at the pump goes up. American families don't want to pay more for electricity to heat their homes and run their small businesses. Yet the President's Environmental Protection Agency is attempting to bypass this Congress and enact their own cap-and-tax policy through regulation.
Cap and tax is unacceptable to the American people. It was unacceptable 3 years ago, it was unacceptable 2 years ago, it was unacceptable last year, and it is still unacceptable today.
The EPA may think they know better than the American people. That is why this EPA must be stopped. There are different ways to stop the EPA's ongoing regulations. We have three proposals before us today, but only one is a solution. Of the other amendments, one is a surrender and another is a distraction. The McConnell-Inhofe amendment, the one I support, is an amendment that will block the EPA's attempt to enact the same cap-and-tax bill that has been defeated time and time again on Capitol Hill. That is the solution I will talk about shortly.
However, I wish to talk about the amendments I have concern with. One is the Baucus amendment. I do not support the Baucus amendment. To me, it is an attempt to surrender in the face of the EPA's dramatic regulatory overreach. It is the so-called ``agriculture exemption.''
When I talk to people in agriculture--the so-called agricultural exemption doesn't shield agricultural producers from increased fuel, increased energy, and increased fertilizer costs.
The factories, refineries, and powerplants that are the glue that holds the farming industry together and allows it to function will be hit with significant energy taxes under the Baucus amendment.
The aftershock will be felt by American small businesses and farmers across the West and the Midwest.
Farmers and small businesses will face higher electricity costs, higher gasoline costs, higher diesel costs, and higher fertilizer costs.
Everything from driving a tractor to shipping your produce to market will skyrocket.
Farms will close, and the cost of produce at the local grocery store will go up for all Americans.
We are not just seeing pain at the pump; people are paying more for gas, but they are also paying more for groceries these days. This will make that worse.
If you have any doubt about the impact the Baucus amendment will have on farms, talk to the American Farm Bureau because they oppose this amendment.
Another amendment dealing with the EPA is the Rockefeller amendment. It calls for a partial delay of EPA regulations for 2 years. This is not a delay, it is a distraction. The question is, does it truly delay the regulation of greenhouse gases? Not really. A couple are delayed--two of six--but four greenhouse gases are not. If that sounds like only a partial delay, you are correct, it is only partial.
Does the Rockefeller amendment put in safeguards to ensure the Environmental Protection Agency abides by the 2-year partial delay? No, it doesn't. The Rockefeller amendment does nothing to stop the EPA from stalling construction permits during the 2 years.
The Rockefeller amendment does nothing to prevent EPA from retroactively requiring costly mandates on small businesses, powerplants, and manufacturing facilities. It also does not prevent climate change nuisance suits, which are filed in court by groups opposed to fossil fuel development.
It seems to me the Rockefeller amendment only delays job growth, while giving a green light to EPA to proceed with regulations that will be costly to American families and to our American economy.
For those of us looking to protect jobs across the country and restore Congress's authority to determine our own energy future, this type of amendment can only be described as a partial delay. It is a distraction.
We don't need a surrender or a distraction; what we need is a solution.
The solution is the McConnell-Inhofe amendment. This amendment restores the Clean Air Act to its true meaning and congressional intent. Let me get back to that. This amendment restores the Clean Air Act to its true meaning and congressional intent.
The McConnell-Inhofe amendment blocks EPA's attempt to enact cap and tax. They are trying to do it in a backdoor route with cap and tax. But the McConnell amendment blocks EPA's attempt to enact cap and tax by blocking EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act, by repealing the EPA's endangerment finding that says carbon dioxide is a threat to public health, by repealing the tailoring rule that says EPA can arbitrarily pick and choose which businesses they want to target, and also by applying it immediately to all greenhouse gases.
This is the amendment we must pass to rein in EPA and to protect jobs. This is the amendment that has been endorsed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Business Roundtable, the American Farm Bureau, and Americans for Prosperity. The list of supporters of this amendment is extensive.
We need to get serious about America's energy future. Congress needs the time to get this policy right. We need to make America's energy as clean as we can, as fast as we can, and do it without raising energy prices or hurting American families and jobs.
The McConnell-Inhofe amendment is the right solution.
I yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum.
(Senate - March 30, 2011)
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"Jurassic World" special screening (2015, Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard)
Fourth in the "Jurassic Park" movie series, "Jurassic World" proves that some people just don't learn from others' mistakes in the past. Taking place decades after the original movie, the idea for a Jurassic Park has turned into a full blown theme park called Jurassic World. New technology is in place to control the dinosaurs; but the old way of thinking — profits over safety; believing that large, extremely powerful and dangerous, genetically engineered animals can be fully controlled and contained — still exists. As you may have guessed, the newest Frankensteinasaurus escapes, causing a domino effect that releases more dinosaurs, giving the audience shocks and giggles when we see the puny humans devoured by the animals they paid to see.
Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard have the starring roles as a dinosaur trainer and the manager of Jurassic World, respectively. Pratt basically plays the same character he did in "Guardians Of The Galaxy": smart-ass, charming, and witty with a heart of gold. Howard starts is an ice queen whose entire reason for being is to manage Jurassic World in the most efficient, cost effective way; but her character arc was a bit of a surprise to me, and that's always a good thing, because a predictable movie sucks. The Pratt and Howard characters are polar opposites that manage a very good chemistry that adds to the appeal of this movie when the crap hits the fan and the running, screaming and dying begin.
One of my most memorable, movie moments is the prolonged attack on Howard's assistant. Fought over by multiple dinosaurs, she is tossed, flipped, dropped, grabbed, scooped up and finally eaten. This part will either make you cringe or laugh. I did both.
Another memorable, movie moment is the scene that has the first appearance of a Mosasaur, an aquatic dinosaur the size of a whale with a mouth bigger than the average car. Too bad the wow factor is severely diminished due to the endless commercials showing the entrance of this beast.
And now, for my most memorable, movie moment of "Jurassic World": the scene when Pratt tells Howard that she has no business going out into the wild looking for Howard's nephews. Howard rolls up her sleeves and ties the ends of her dress shirt into a knot by her stomach, hinting to Pratt that she's ready for action. Pratt asks her what all that is supposed to mean. Ha ha, funny stuff. Unfortunately, it does decrease the tension quite a bit, and the movie does that quite often; and that's not what you want to do when this kind of story is in full swing and it's a life and death situation for everyone on the island.
Overall, "Jurassic World" is a very good, highly entertaining movie. Sure, there are things that doesn't make sense, for example: Pratt being able to somewhat train the raptors, supposedly because he was there when they were born and they imprinted on him. Huh? These are velociraptors, not ducks. Whatever, I give this movie a pass on the shenanigans, because it delivered on its main purpose. Yes, Maximus, I was very much entertained.
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No prizes for guessing what kind of food you'll find at Ile de France. But unlike other restaurants in Veliky Novgorod specializing in French cuisine, Ile de France boasts a cozy, down to earth atmosphere and an affordable menu. For just 220Rbl, for example, on weekdays between noon and 16:00 you can get a tasty and satiating lunch that changes every day and your 11th lunch is on the house!
Open 12:00 - 24:00. Fri 12:00 - 05:00, Sat 17:00 - 05:00, Sun 17:00 - 24:00.


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Christmas Day weather forecast for Devon from Met Office revealed
What will the weather be like on Christmas Day in Exeter, Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmoor, North Devon and across the county?
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The Met Office has revealed its official forecast for what the weather will be like on Christmas Day across Devon.
It has just been reported that Coral, the bookmakers, has slashed odds on a white Christmas in Devon and Cornwall with the region the most likely in England to see snow on Christmas Day.
Now the Met Office has revealed its forecast for weather on Christmas Day 2018.
It says that in Exeter on Tuesday, December 25 it will be cloudy all day, with just a 10 per cent chance of rain - but no sign of snow.
Exeter 'most likely city' to see snow on Christmas Day
Temperatures will range from 8C to 10C feeling a little cooler at as low as 5C thanks to wind chill.
There will be winds of around 10mph, mostly from the west - where our warmer weather tends to come from.
Despite the cloud, visibility will be good or very good.
The weather will be identical in Ilfracombe and North Devon on Christmas Day - expect for a 40 per cent chance of rain after 9pm.
Trains disrupted due to severe weather across Devon and Cornwall
In Torbay the weather in Christmas Day will also start cloudy, with sunny spells after 3pm leading to a clear, bright evening - ideal for a Christmas Day evening walk on the beach. Westerly winds in Torbay will be a little stronger, gusting at more than 20mph.
There will also be clear, bright Christmas Day weather on Dartmoor through the afternoon - turning to light showers after 9pm. Again there will be some gusts of more than 20mph.
Temperatures will be much lower on Dartmoor - feeling as cold as 2C in the day and 1C at night.
Fears storm will uproot trees, pull down power cables and flood roads
For Plymouth the weather on Christmas Day will be cloudy until 3pm, and rainy after 9pm with 14mph winds and temperatures around 10C.
The forecast is likely to change slightly as we get closer to the big day.
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Five Four Jeans, Designer Menswear: The Top Five Winter Must Haves – When the days become shorter and the rain falls faster and faster, autumn ends and winter has arrived. For men all over the world it does not matter whether they are fashionable friends or not, it's time to wear summer clothes and think about this wardrobe in the winter.
When people talk about winter coats, people shudder and shake their head desperately; Was some good looking for winter clothes? Maybe it's time to stop worrying and remember that the winter cabinet may not be completely dark. There are a number of male planners who offer an excellent winter selection that you can warm when you are comfortable (yes, it really is possible!). I went through the collections of my favorite designer who, of course, are the designers we work with in our company. bring you a winter boot band with five key parts.
1. Navyjas Armani Jeans – Rain, strong wind and often snow that knows its presence; In winter, a durable and durable layer is required. My favorite is Armani jeans with 71% cotton and 29% polyamide. With zip and front buttons, four pockets in front, hidden hood and of course the Armani logo, this is an ideal outer shell that does not endanger style.
2. Armani Jeans Black Vest: Another Armani Jeans rank, but this was too good to lose it. This black vest is an important part of the outerwear and is perfect for maintaining extra heat in adverse weather conditions. But it also feels like a simple piece of fashion that can easily be on both feet. 100% polyester, zippered pockets and detachable hood. It is the winter fashion charm at its best.
3. Paul Smith Scarf Winter would not be complete without faithful joke, and not just the impressive Paul Smith collection. These cotton fabrics are available in different patterns and colors (including signature ribbons) that are essential in the winter.
4. Paul Smith Two Color Cardigan: A high quality cardigan is essential for every winter wear for every man, and nothing goes beyond the two-way beige and beige Paulig knitwear, a sleek, comfortable and perfect cooler day. 100% wool, I think comfort was never so comfortable.
5. Hugo Boss Beanie Hat – Expected is not important for the winter list because it is not a high quality, comfortable and insulating hat. Hugo Boss Hat manufactures winter clothes. Made of 100% wool; This hat is simple, stylish and perfect in winter. My personal favorites have increased, indicating that the winter cabinet does not have to be boring and annoying; In fact, it can be quite stylish and with little thoughts and shopping.
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Metropolis Illinois is the Home of the Superman Jet Rally. This year over 180 pilots registered . Featured Planes on this tape include Jerry Keller's Hunter, Rich Fong's F-100, Dan Topham's F-105, Didi Kramer's turbine powered Cobra Helicopter, Three L-1011's, Bob Pannell's Electric DC-8, Mitch Weiss's Bobcat, Roger Shipley's Euro Firebird, Dan Massey's Twin turbo F-18 and Jason Somes Hotspot. Plus a close-up look at the new JG-100 Turbine and Bob Violett's New F-100F two-seater. This video covers a wide range Of turbine And ducted fan aircraft. It's one Super Tape! Run time: 105 Min.


Tim Hipgrave, Employee Health and Wellbeing Manager at Bupa, is one of dozens of men at Bupa ditching the razor this month to grow a 'Mo' to raise awareness of men's health issues including prostate and testicular cancer, and mental health. Here he shares the personal struggles that motivated him to take up the Movember challenge.
"I decided to get involved with Movember this year to do what I can to get people thinking and talking about men's health. I'm obviously concerned for women's health as well, but I know that there are particular challenges for men when it comes to talking about how we're doing. And even getting advice about the most straightforward of health issues, let alone symptoms of cancer or mental health issues.
My main personal connection is mental health. I first remember really suffering mentally when I was 17. A culmination of things led to me going through a phase where I turned from an outgoing lively and confident character to someone who really doubted himself, had very low self-worth, wondered what the point of life was and felt really sad, constantly. And most significantly, I didn't know how to talk to anyone. Anyone at all.
This period forced me into becoming extremely well able to contain even the most distressing of feelings. Enough so that people around me would have had little or no sign that I was struggling. But the emotion came out in different ways, gradually becoming quieter, less and less engaged with friends, smoking, going out in the evenings to just walk and listen to music to escape, and find myself lost in toxic repetitive thinking, including thoughts of suicide. I often used to think I wasn't a very good son or big brother as well.
I gradually learned that simply sharing some of my thoughts could really help. It took me quite a long time (years and years!) to learn that being open with people could lead to sharing very common feelings. This helped me to connect with people and to realise that the difficult emotions I'd always thought were exclusive to me were actually very common! I also found that learning to give myself a break was a very underrated skill. It's very easy to strive to be perfect, but this makes it very easy to be extremely self-critical. I've also had coaching and low-level counselling at points over the course of several years, which have helped me to understand how I was dealing with challenges in my life.
I've always had ups and downs since and I'm glad that I've developed what, for me, is a deep perspective and (hopefully) ability to 'walk in other people's shoes'. But if anyone can be spared having to go through suffering which really is avoidable, then you won't find a stronger advocate. This is a large part of what drives my purpose in life to support other people. And this month, it's the reason for the Mo.


As we set off from sleepy Papnat in the the searing heat, we passed flourishing market gardens, animals laying sedately under the canopy of trees and the occasional car with tourists, naturally (the locals wouldn't dream of leaving the house mid afternoon.) After cascading down a hairpin windy road, we reached the beach of all beaches, the local's secret of Korcula.
We headed down a secret garden kind of path to the glorious beach, aquamarine water sparkling in the bright, bright sun, this certainly was a paradise dreams were made of. We found a space, hit the water and explored the bay, swimming into wee coves and climbing up and down the rocks.
As a keen swimmer, Croatia was an absolute wunderland. Every morning I'd set off on an exploratory mission. With bikini underneath and goggles in hand, I'd jog around the bays and find a cordoned swimming area, which are found all along the coast. There is something so invigorating about doing laps in the sea, surrounded by other keen swimmers and placid fish bobbing around in the waves. In Croatia, swimming is a part of everyday summer life – the men practically live in their speedos and more often than not, the teency, figure-hugging lycra is patriotically designed with the Croatian flag on, proudly for the world to see.
After a long swim in the ocean, we were parched and in desperate need of refreshment. We headed to the beach watering hole 'Club Mate' and met the local lads. What is ironic is that the Club-Mate that I'm used to, is the famous carbonated yerba mate tea drink I practically live on when I'm in Berlin (along with half of the population there.) Club-Mate is derived from the leaves of the yerba mate tree native to South America. In its usual guise it is a hugely popular tea in Argentina and other parts of South America. However, in Germany and other parts of world lucky enough to have it, it's a low sugar, highly stimulating and refreshing drink, which goes perfectly with vodka and an afternoon playing table tennis on the banks of the canal. Yerba mate contains a serious dose of antioxidants and is highly caffeinated, but without the usual jitters and crash that is associated with coffee.
We sat down and had a natter with Mate, the proprietor, who occasionally got up to blow his whistle and entice those walking past to have a shot of rakia, the house distilled spirit not dissimilar to rocket fuel. In another ironic twist, it was Mate's family restaurant we'd just visited and were booked in to later that night. We spent the afternoon there, drinking beers with Mate and his friends, who had helped build the beach shack and were making sure that it lasted the summer, by keeping a half-cut but ever watchful eye on the place.
I thought it fitting to replicate Club-Mate, the drink, as an ode to our friend Mate and his kooky beach club. As Club-Mate is practically impossible to come by in New Zealand (one place sells it in Auckland) I've had to make it myself in order to indulge my addiction and I'm pretty damn pleased with the result.
Steep the yerba mate leaves in boiling water for a few hours or overnight, along with the sliced lemon, vanilla (optional) and honey or agave.
If you have a Soda Stream machine, add the desired measure of cold water and fizz it up. If you don't have a Soda Stream machine, simply add the desired measure of soda water. Serve on its own with ice or as a mixer with vodka and prepare to dance all night long.
* Yerba Mate is available at good health food stores and organic shops.
I loved reading this excerpt!!! I felt as though I was there with you!!! I want to go and find Mate and have a drink with him !! I want to go back to Croatia!!!
You have a great talent for writing and innovative foodie recipies!! Keep it up!!! You should send this recipe to a magazine!!!
Wow, Em that sounds blissful!


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Still not much happening at the legislature. House is still unorganized, so no bills from their side. Governor Dunleavy's budget will be released on Wednesday. I plan on sending out an early update on Thursday to give a budget recap.
1.Legislation – happenings from last week (February 4-8) on fishery related bills we are tracking.
On Monday, February 4, ADF&G Designee Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang had his first confirmation hearing in front of Senate Resources Committee. Public Testimony was held with callers relaying both support and opposition. Committee recommended the appointment be forwarded to a joint session for consideration.
2. Legislative meetings of interest for this weekend and the week of February 11-15, 2019.
SB 22: Shellfish Enhance. Projects; Hatcheries.
3:30 P.M. Senate Resources Committee – Butrovich 205. New language is being introduced today requiring the BOF to conduct annual reviews of Mariculture Activities. The new CS may be found on the meeting page.
4.Bills related to fisheries, and others that may be of interest to fishermen.


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Importance Of Child Labour
kim (6.26%). The lowest in this category was Lakshadweep (0. 18%) Between 2001 and 1991 in term of absolute number, the category of main worker aged 5 – 14 years has increased considerably by 36.97%. However over the same period there has been a manifold increase of marginal workers aged 5 – 14 years (207.10%) The data of Censers 2001 regarding child labour and related indicator are provided in Annexure – I of Chapter – 2. A very useful study has been conducted on magnitude of child labour in India. And analysis of official sources of data by N.S.S.O. which have observed various factual observations and the report of them same have been analysed in the Annexure – III of Chapter which is important to obtain observation in child labour sector…show more content…
The world's largest child labour elimination program is being implemented at the grass roots level in India, with primary education target for nearly 250 million. In this a large number of non – government and voluntary organizations are involved. Special investigation cells have been set up in states to enforce existing laws banning employment of children in hazardous industries. The allocation of the Government of India for the elimination of the child labour was $10 million in 1995-96 and $16 million in 1996-97 the allocation for the current year is $21 million. The international program on Elimination of Child Labour (IPEC) has the world's largest international initiative on Child Labour in India. The total outlay under this program is between 1992 and 1996 has been $4.15 million. India has all along followed a proactive policy in the matter of taking the problem of child Labour. India has also stood for constitution, statuary and development measures require to eliminate child labour. The Indian constitution has, consciously incorporated provisions to secure compulsory universal elementary education as well as Labour protection for children. Labour commission in India have gone into the problem for child Labour and have made extensive…show more content…
To fulfill of the commitment made at the World Summit, the Department of Woman and Child Development under the Ministry of Human Resource Development has formulated a National Plan of Action for children. Most of the recommendations of the World Summit Action Plan are reflected in India's National Plan of Action. India's policy on child labour has evolved over the year against this backdrop and its present regime of laws relating to child labour has a pragmatic foundation, consistent with the International Labour Conference resolution of 1979. This ILO resolution calls fora combination of prohibitory measures and measures for humanizing child labour, wherever such labour cannot be eliminated altogether in the short turn. It should also be mentioned that India is second to none in its commitment to and in the upholding of the core international labour standards such as freedom of association, collective bargaining, non - discrimination, etc. India is signatory to a record 36 ILO labour conventions. 2.5 The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation Act) 1956 India's first act on child labour was the enactment of the children (Pledging of Labour) Act of February 1933. This was followed by the Employment of Children Act in 1938. Subsequently, twelve additional legislations were passed that progressively
Children In Child Labor
Child labor is a contested issue and global phenomenon that affected mostly Africa, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. According to International Labor Organization (ILO-IPEC) (1996-2016a), a United Nations agency, the number of children in labour globally has declined since 2000 from 246 million to 168 million children; and although declining, around 85 million are still working in hazardous environment. However, the Asia-Pacific region has the largest number of child workers in the world and represents
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MEA Urges Board to Forego Imposition
MEA sent the following letter to School Board members on Monday, August 4, 2008:
The MEA and management bargaining teams have met in Interest-Based Bargaining (IBB) for seven full days. Although there have been no formal agreements on salary and benefits, the teams have made progress towards reaching a resolution.
All of us involved in bargaining believe that continuing IBB is the best opportunity to reach an agreement that will benefit the employees as well as the district. MEA also believes that our time and money, as well as the district's, are better spent in bargaining than in a costly legal battle.
While we maintain our position that the School Board is without authority to act at this time, we are requesting that the School Board forego imposition and allow the teams to complete their work.
Patricia L. Barber
Cc: Herb Tschappat, Assistant Superintendent
Manatee Education Association 'cautiously optimistic' as Legitimate Bargaining Process Begins
Bradenton-On July 21, 2008, the representatives of the Manatee Education Association (MEA) will meet with representatives of the Manatee County School Board to begin customary bargaining salary, benefits and working conditions.
For months MEA has been corresponding with the Superintendent Roger Dearing in an attempt to set bargaining dates under the normal reopeners contained in the teachers' and paraprofessionals' contracts. Those talks are now scheduled for the week of July 21-July 25 as well as July 30 and August 1 if needed.
"MEA's bargaining team will come to the table prepared to bargain openly and fairly," said MEA President Pat Barber, "despite the distractions caused by Superintendent Dearing's attempts to force an agreement using what he calls 'parallel tracks.'"
Since 2004, MEA and the district's administration have used a process called Interest Based Bargaining (IBB). IBB is a problem solving method traditionally facilitated by a Federal Mediator that requires parties to pose questions and openly share information as they address issues identified by both parties. Its success is based on the commitment of both parties to full disclosure and a good faith effort to work toward a mutually acceptable resolution.
In recent weeks, talks between the district and the union have been sidetracked by a series of time consuming and expensive legal battles resulting from the Superintendent's premature declaration of a rarely used provision in the state statute called "financial urgency." The latest bizarre twist came Thursday when the Superintendent rejected the ruling—which he requested—of a Special Magistrate even though the ruling was in the district's favor.
"Fortunately, Assistant Superintendent Herb Tschappat has worked with MEA to coordinate bargaining sessions with the Federal Mediator," according to MEA President Pat Barber, "and we look forward to getting down to the business of negotiating… while Superintendent Dearing continues down his "parallel' track."
MEA Declines . . . Dearing Reacts
On Monday, July 14, 2008, Superintendent Roger Dearing contacted MEA in an attempt to meet and to discuss the Special Magistrate's recommendations. Consistent with MEA's position that no bargaining had taken place and again, on the advice of legal counsel, MEA declined to meet.
Today, Thursday, July 17, 2008, Dearing held a press conference to announce that he would be rejecting the Magistrate's recommendations. His alleged purpose for doing that is to give MEA a chance to provide ideas to the School Board during a Legislative Hearing which he scheduled for August 6, 2008. However in the same breath, he again proclaimed that the only way to avoid layoffs and balance the budget is to cut salaries.
Superintendent Dearing has been bargaining with himself in the press since the School Board's first budget workshop. He started saying it was a 5% pay cut or layoffs before the state legislature had even passed a budget.
In addition to a salary reduction, for the first time in Manatee County School Board's history of collective bargaining, the district is proposing to freeze steps which means Manatee school employees will lose 1.5%-11% of the compensation that is owed to them.
Amid all this smoke and mirrors, MEA continues to look forward to the legitimately scheduled bargaining meetings which are scheduled to begin on Monday, July 21, 2008.
MEA thanks all of you for your continued support! Please continue to check this website regularly for updates.
MEA Responds to Recent Press
The Manatee Education Association (MEA) did not participate in the Special Magistrate Hearing on July 1st on the advice of legal counsel. The position of MEA – as explained to the Special Magistrate in advance of the hearing – is that such a hearing was not an appropriate nor legitimate legal proceeding given the district's premature declaration of a rarely used provision in state statute called "financial urgency."
MEA's only option to protect the right to challenge the superintendent's declaration of financial urgency was to, first, object to the appointment of a Special Magistrate and, second, to decline to participate in the hearing. Since there has been no bargaining, MEA disagrees that there is an impasse. The magistrate has no authority to rule on the improper declaration of financial urgency, therefore, participating in the hearing could be a waiver of MEA's right to challenge that declaration. To further complicate the issues, even after declaring impasse, management agreed to bargaining dates beginning July 21st. It continues to be MEA's intention to bargain.
MEA has acknowledged that all school districts in Florida are operating under extremely difficult financial constraints. However, this alone does not constitute "financial urgency" under Florida law. Allowing Manatee's Superintendent to declare financial urgency could set a precedent that would permit all districts to declare financial urgency anytime they do not wish to meet their financial obligations under existing contracts. That is not the intent of the law. The law was intended to allow management to compel unions to the table when they were in a position of not being able to meet their financial obligations immediately – not in anticipation of a bad budget.
All 67 of Florida's school boards were recently cautioned about prematurely declaring financial urgency and instructed to "do their homework" first. Every county --except Manatee and Taylor-- is doing just that; working hard to deal with tight budgets by exhausting all other possible cost cutting measures before proposing across the board pay cuts. Some of the options being considered include utilizing strategies to maximize FTE counts, shortening athletic seasons, reducing junior varsity/freshman athletic seasons, closing facilities during winter and spring breaks, eliminating lawn maintenance contracts, eliminating district administrative positions, offering early retirement incentives, eliminating salary bonuses for administrators, eliminating out of district travel, transferring property insurance payments to the capital fund, increasing facility rentals and eliminating district vehicle take home practices – to name a few.
Manatee's superintendent unilaterally decided that the easiest way to solve Manatee's budget crunch was to reduce teacher and paraprofessional salaries and freeze their annual experience steps. He is attempting to scare school employees, school board members and the public into submission by declaring that these are the only options for solving the district's financial problems without laying- off employees. No one wants to see people laid off, but that threat is disingenuous since 180 teachers and paraprofessionals have already lost their jobs. Accepting a salary decrease in no way ensures that employees will remain employed. All it does is cut the spending power of 7,000 school employees.
The Manatee Education Association has offered on many occasions to meet in bargaining sessions with management. We looked forward to sitting down with management's bargaining team to discuss all options for cutting expenses not just those involving salary decreases. The only request was that the superintendent lift the declaration of financial urgency and bargain under normal contract reopeners.
This is not the first time since becoming the superintendent in Manatee County that Roger Dearing has attempted to predetermine the outcome of bargaining without ever going to the bargaining table. The expectation of those involved in the bargaining process is that both parties come with an open mind to discuss issues related to salaries, benefits and working conditions. It is time for our School Board to step up and insist that the district honor their obligation to bargain with its 7,000 dedicated employees in good faith.
The stakes for the children and citizens of Manatee County are high. If the two parties cannot come together and work to solve these issues, teacher and paraprofessional morale will continue to plummet and those who can will go work in districts where they feel valued and where that value is evident by competitive salaries and better working conditions.
The employees of the Manatee County Schools deserve more consideration than to have the collective bargaining process circumvented and the laws misused for the purpose of expediting the bargaining process. They deserve to have their employer negotiate in good faith with the MEA and consider every possible option for cost savings – rather than announce a predetermined fix.
FEA Attorney Tom Brooks to Magistrate: "There have been no negotiations; there can be no impasse."
PERC has appointed a Special Magistrate to deal with the "impasse" declared by management. FEA attorney, Tom Brooks, advised the Magistrate that MEA did not agree that we were at impasse and would not participate in a hearing. On Monday, June 30, 2008, the FEA attorney was notified that the hearing was scheduled for Tuesday, July 1, 2008.
The only way to challenge the superintendent's invoking of "financial urgency" is to object and not participate at each step of the process. There is no way to stop the process only to react. MEA and FEA are prepared to file a challenge as soon as the appropriate time comes.
MEA, Management Jointly Set Bargaining Dates
Since teachers and paras left for the summer, MEA has continued to be in discussions with management about the issues related to bargaining.
Update As of June 23, 2008
Mutually agreed upon bargaining dates have been set by MEA and management. Those dates are July 21-25 as well as July 31 and August 1. They were the first available for all parties, including the federal mediator who facilitates the process.
MEA continues to review the district's financial data in preparation for bargaining.
The superintendent demanded that bargaining begin and end by a time certain. He declared "financial urgency" under section 447.4095, Florida Statutes.
MEA did not agree to the superintendent's demand. Although there are financial problems, the circumstances did not meet the standards of the law related to financial urgency. In protecting the interests of our members and those of other public employees in Florida, the leadership of MEA in consultation with FEA legal determined that allowing the superintendent to misuse the law was not in the interest of those we represent and would set a standard that could negatively impact others.
The superintendent through the assistant superintendent has continued down the path he set by sending the first letter. He has repeatedly sent demands through correspondence that MEA take his "orders". (Scroll down to read correspondence between MEA and management.)
MEA did not bend to the superintendent's will, therefore, he sent what he called a "package proposal." When MEA did not accept the proposal as he demanded, impasse was declared by management.
In spite of the scenario recapped above, MEA and management have mutually agreed to bargaining dates.
Manatee's Approach to Florida's Problem
There is a serious financial crisis facing all school districts in Florida; however, each School Board will make decisions about how to deal with the lack of funding. This crisis is not brought about by the impact of the passage of Amendment 1. It is brought about by the slowing economy and the shortfall in sales tax collection which is the primary source of funding for all public services, including education.
Unlike many other School Boards in Florida, Manatee County School Board at the recommendation of the superintendent has predetermined that the only solution to our district's shortfall in funds is to cut pay and freeze steps. They have said that doing that will keep everyone employed. However, this has not proven to be true. The superintendent has non-renewed the contracts or forced the retirement of many non-bargaining unit employees (those not represented by a union) and required principals to non-renew any annual contract teacher or paraprofessional for whom there was no position at the school.
Wear Black on Thursday, June 5th to Protest Education Cuts!
Plan now to join MEA Thursday, June 5th in protest of the cuts to education.
Wear black, black armbands or any other symbol of mourning.
Florida and Manatee County need leadership, not cuts!
Thursday, June 5th is the last day for students and the last day of public education as we have known it in Manatee County schools.
Due to a lack of funding by the Legislature, jobs will be lost, programs will be cut, and employees are facing proposed salary reductions and step freezes.
Please join MEA in mourning these impacts. Wear black on Thursday in protest of the impact of funding cuts on education.
Everyone join in and show your concern!
MEA Challenges Impasse Declaration
Since our last correspondence additional letters have been exchanged between the Manatee County School District and the MEA regarding "financial urgency." In addition the School District through attorney John Bowen sent a formal letter declaring impasse under F.S. 447.4095 (financial urgency) to the Public Employee Relations Commission (PERC). The MEA responded by letter to PERC through its attorney Tom Brooks.
It is apparent that the School District is more concerned with testing its ill-conceived theory of financial urgency than with exploring creative solutions to the real problems facing the Manatee County School District through the well-tested process of collaborative bargaining.
We will continue to keep you informed as information becomes available. Thank you for your continued support.
MEA to District: Reliance on "Financial Urgency" Without Merit
Late in the afternoon of Tuesday, May 20, 2008 Pat Barber, MEA President, received a letter from Herb Tschappat, Assistant Superintendent, which outlined a "package proposal" of the School District. The District claimed the proposal was made in accordance with F.S. 447.4095 which deals with financial urgency. The MEA was given an ultimatum to accept or reject the "package" by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 21, 2008.
Simultaneously, the letter and proposal were released to the press. The District spokesperson, John Bowen, explained to the press that if the MEA rejected the proposal or failed to respond, the district would declare impasse and so notify the Public Employee Relations Commission.
On May 21, 2008, the MEA responded to Mr. Tschappat. In the response, Art Fazio, MEA Business Agent, stated that the MEA continues to disagree that F.S. 447.4095 is applicable for reasons cited in three previous letters to Mr. Tschappat and Dr. Dearing. He also questioned as to how the District could reconcile an offer to enter into Interest Based Bargaining with the letter of May 20, 2008. He, once again, accepted the offer to go to the table for negotiations, but only under the reopener language contained in the teacher and paraprofessional contracts.
It is obvious to the MEA that the District intends to declare an impasse under "financial urgency." At that time the Florida Education Association will take appropriate legal action on behalf of the MEA to protect the interests of all its members.
In order for good faith bargaining to take place, a thorough and complete discussion of all possible areas of budget reduction must take place. The unilateral determination of the "results" of those discussions is premature and in bad faith.
Thank you for your continued support as we work through these difficult issues.
MEA Questions Declaration of "Financial Urgency"
On Wednesday, May 7th Dr. Dearing sent another letter to Pat Barber regarding his demand for bargaining under the Financial Urgency section of Florida Statutes. He called for the MEA to come to bargaining beginning May 8th at 4:30 PM at the IMC. Dr. Dearing unilaterally determined that the 14 day period for bargaining under Financial Urgency had started. He threatened to invoke the impasse provisions of Florida Statutes as of May 20th.
On May 8th Pat Barber responded to Dr. Dearing. In her letter she once again pointed out the fact that Dr. Dearing has misapplied and misinterpreted the provisions of Financial Urgency.
Pat also stated that the 14-day rush to modify the contract in order to reduce salaries of teachers and paraprofessionals is not in their best interest. She explained that the unprecedented situation we face will require unprecedented efforts to resolve the issue.
Finally, Pat suggested that the parties discuss the establishment of a mutually agreeable schedule to discuss contract re-openers.


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Shubhankar Sharma scores bogey-free 64 at Turkish Airlines Open, claims first top-10 result in a year
Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma secured his first top-10 result in a year as he fired a bogey-free eight-under 64 at the Turkish Airlines Open.
Antalya (Turkey) 11 November, 2019 04:00 IST
Shubhankar Sharma's 64 on the second and the final day were his best scoring rounds of the year and it also earned him a ticket to South Africa for the second of the Three-event Final series on the European Tour's Race to Dubai. - Getty Images
Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma secured his first top-10 result in a year as he fired a bogey-free eight-under 64 on the final day of the crucial Turkish Airlines Open to savour a season-best Tied-7th.
Sharma, who shot 71-64-71-64 for 18-under 270, had 26 birdies, the second highest in the field, besides an eagle.
His 64 on the second and the final day were his best scoring rounds of the year and it also earned him a ticket to South Africa for the second of the Three-event Final series on the European Tour's Race to Dubai.
Sharma missed two birdie chances in the first three holes and was then on fire after a 35-yard chip-in for an eagle from the edge of the fourth hole. Thereafter the 23-year-old Sharma soared with six more birdies for a second bogey free eight-under 64 and finished at 18-under.
Tyrell Hatton, who has been winless since winning Dunhill Links and Italian Open in back-to-back weeks wins in 2017, won the title after an extended play-off that began with six players and ended after four extra holes and under floodlights.
Sharma, by his own admission was having a "poor season" till some weeks back, as he was 113th on the Race to Dubai before the Italian Open. He needed to get into a list of Top-70 available players and he began his journey with a Tied-7th place, which was his first Top-10 since Hong Kong last year. He got to 81st and with some players skipping the event, Sharma was in for Turkey.
"That was my first goal," he said. "Around the Italian my goal was just to get to the Final Three with Turkey first. The Top-10 (seventh) in Italy and two other decent finishes in France and Portugal just about got me to Turkey. My next goal was to get into next week (South Africa) and now I want to do well to get Top-50 and Dubai," added Sharma.
The Indian did not want to look at the dropped shots between fifth and seventh in the first and third rounds with regret. "No I can't look back and regret those. Maybe that fired me up on second day, maybe that pushed me today. When I was four-over after seven yesterday (Round 3) and down to five-under and in the 40s, Dean said, there's still more than 27 holes to go," he said.
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Shubhankar Sharma


Netflix has shared a new trailer for its upcoming original anime Ultraman series that premieres on April 1.
Ultraman save the planet many decades ago. Now the son of Ultraman must rise to protect the planet from a new alien threat.
Netflix announced the series last fall and dropped a teaser trailer (see "Netflix Offers New Looks at Classic Anime Properties in 2019"). The manga series is distributed in the U.S. by VIZ (see "Review: 'Ultraman' Vol. 1 TP (Manga)").


Flat twists are my staple for creating twists with minimal shrinkage. The front texture of my hair is kinda straight so I usually always flat twist the front, however, if I'm looking for a way to get a twisted look w/o doing multiple twists I do about 8-9 flat twists on my entire head and get great results.
For those looking for a great way to incorporate this style into your regimen, I wanted to share this video MsDanti1 posted on YouTube. I do my flat twists the exact same way and can attest to how well this method works.
The key for me using flat twists to create my twisted style is to be sure to LET THEM FULLY DRY before taking them down. I don't sleep on wet/damp hair and typically use my hooded dryer attachment to make sure my hair is dry. Also, smoothing my hair with a Denman Brush has proven to be a key step in helping my curls clump and create a smooth finish.
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Celebrate The Bullet - 2022 Remaster
(Colored Vinyl, Clear Vinyl, 180 Gram Vinyl, Remastered)
Par The Selecter
Music Genre Ska
Limited 180gm clear viny LP pressing. The Selecter's second album, Celebrate The Bullet was released in February 1981 as the follow up to the successful 2 Tone debut album Too Much Pressure. Switching labels to Chrysalis Records, the band returned to On My Radio producer Roger Lomas, moving into a more melodic slower pace, whilst keeping their lyrical commentary on racial and social issues. Original members Desmond Brown and Charley Anderson departed before the recording began, with Lomas and Norman Watt-Ray (Ian Dury) helping on bass before new members James Mackie and Adam Williams joined to complete the recording. Due to unfortunate timing of the original release, the title of this album was misunderstood because of the then recent murder of John Lennon and an assassination attempt on U.S. President Ronald Regan. This meant radio stations didn't support the single or album and the release was largely ignored. This forgotten classic from the 2 Tone era is a timely reissue and will give time for a re-evaluation in the same way the 2021's reissue of Too Much Pressure showed the band as relevant.
Artiste: The Selecter
Titre: Celebrate The Bullet - 2022 Remaster
Genre: Ska
Attributs: Colored Vinyl, Clear Vinyl, 180 Gram Vinyl, Remastered
Étiquette: Chrysalis
1 (Who Likes) Facing Situations
2 Deep Water
3 Red Reflections
4 Tell Me What's Wrong
5 Bombscare
6 Washed Up & Left for Dead
7 Celebrate the Bullet
8 Selling Out Your Future
9 Cool Blue Lady
10 Their Dream Goes on
11 Bristol and Miami


Let your Furry child flaunt this cheerful Red stripes dog bowtie collar.It is bright, it is in vogue and it is a statement piece. A very modish and urbanish Dog collar. Size- S(10-16 inches) Suitable for small dog breeds such as shitzu, lhasa paso, maltese, Dachshund, chihuahua and similar breeds. M-L(15-22 inches) Suitable for Pug, Beagle, Charles spaniel, boxer, Dalmatian, poms/spitz and similar breeds.XL(18-26 inches) Suitable for labrador, golden retriever, huskies, german shepherd and similar.Kindly measure your dog to avoid any misfit.
Let your Furry child flaunt this cheerful Red stripes dog bowtie collar.It is bright, it is in vogue and it is a statement piece. A very modish and urbanish Dog collar.
Size- S(10-16 inches) Suitable for small dog breeds such as shitzu, lhasa paso, maltese, Dachshund, chihuahua and similar breeds. M-L(15-22 inches) Suitable for Pug, Beagle, Charles spaniel, boxer, Dalmatian, poms/spitz and similar breeds.XL(18-26 inches) Suitable for labrador, golden retriever, huskies, german shepherd and similar.Kindly measure your dog to avoid any misfit.


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So you may be asking yourself, "What services can the remodeling contractors do and what role will they actually play in the remodeling project?" If you find a qualified, reliable and financially stable remodeling contractor to handle your remodeling project, you will find this quite a great advantage for you to exploit with your home improvement. You can get to trust them first for the tips and ideas of essence to the completion of the whole project with much success and ease. An example is such as those for the recommendations that the professional remodeling contractor can get you for the improvement of the bathroom and a kitchenette.
As you plan for the remodeling, you only need to bear in mind that the more features you will have in the plan, the more costly it will get to be. Thus we find in this need to have a budget framework within which to work and your remodeling contractor can actually be of great help in so far as this need is. There are quite a number of kitchen remodeling contractors who will have the required experience and will get their clients with financing plans to help out with the payments.
Consider a remodeling plan which will be taking on the parts of the home such as the basement which have some specifics in demands such as for moisture control tasks which the remodeling contractors can very effectively and professionally handle. The basement area actually requires to always stay moisture free and with a remodeling contractor handling the project, you will be able to stay assured that the basement has been well aerated and insulated to get it so free of moisture.
If you are interested in finding what is best for moisture control in the basement, enquire about what materials or fixtures will be necessary to handle moisture problems. The professional basement remodelers will be more than ready to offer you some of the best ceilings, floor and wall products to ensure that your basement remains clean, safe and dry.


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Making the last great journey
David Bryant finds a hospice chaplain's reflections supportive
© joe drivas/getty images
Evocative: this photo of footprints in sand by Joe Drivas is one of the Getty images used in Strength for the Journey, edited by Helen J. Bate and Michelle Forster, a book in a series to help people in the middle to later stages of dementia. Large pictures have been chosen to evoke memories, accompanied by simple, large-print text. The themes here are all to do with the spiritual side of life, from thankfulness and love to the Lord's Prayer, "the old rugged cross", and the breaking of bread (Pictures to Share, £20; 978-0-9563818-8-0). A 48-page carers' book, Too Late to Learn to Drive: Dementia, visual perception and the meaning of pictures, by Helen J. Bate, is also available free of charge (but send £3 p&p) from www.picturestoshare.co.uk, which offers discounts for the full series
Voices from the Hospice: Staying with life through suffering and waiting
Bob Whorton
SCM Press £16.99
(978-0-334-05426-9)
CT Bookshop special price £14.45
BOB WHARTON has written this book from nine years of experience as a hospice chaplain. He views life as a train journey in which the stations represent the different stages that we pass through on the way to death.
The voyage unfolds like a tapestry, interweaving his own insights in with those of the hospice patients and their friends and families. These reflections are interspersed with comments on extracts from the Psalms which often duplicate the worries and concerns of the dying and their carers. His pastoral sensitivity and compassion shine out from the pages of the book. He shows with great perspicacity that the experiences of pain, fear, and drug-taking are not all loss, but are stages on life's path which can bring us close to God.
He sees approaching death as a space where something new can grow, a dimension of life through which we can mature spiritually. This throws a new and imaginative light on time spent in the hospice, turning it into a pilgrimage. There is a lucidity and gentleness in his writing. This book will be helpful to priests and lay people visiting the terminally ill, and will bring consolation and fresh hope to those embarking on the last great journey.
Whorton is not afraid to confront atheism, and he puts forward an existentialist view of life which is refreshing and relevant. He speaks of the dark night of the soul, and with great openness shows how it is often necessary for our old images of God to die before we can find him in his fullness. This is a courageous theology to put forward. I guess that many readers will thank him for it and find their own spiritual lives renewed.
The whole thrust of the book is positive. Time and again, the author sees loss, anger, and failure as a seedbed from which new life can spring. Ultimately, peace comes when we "let go" and allow God to begin his work of restoration and to bring about peace and wholeness.
I particularly liked chapter nine, "The Breaking of God". We have to be prepared to "stare into the darkness of a random world in which we have to create our own meaning". Only when we break our old images of God can we discover him afresh. What we discover is overwhelming love.
Whorton not only shows us how to find "the courage to be" when facing death: he recreates a vision of God as co-suffering and compassionate. Facing terminal cancer, I found this book to be full of comfort, hope, prayerfulness, and a profound love of God. Thank you, Bob Whorton.
The Revd David Bryant is a retired priest living in Yorkshire.
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This report presents the findings of a literature review conducted by IES on behalf of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (though now published by the Department for Education due to the transfer of policy responsibility). The literature review considers undergraduate accelerated degrees and aims to establish whether such degrees are an alternative to and more flexible mode of study than traditional degrees.
In the UK, there are currently only a modest number of modern universities offering undergraduate accelerated degrees. These tend to focus on widening participation and a more innovative approach to delivery. In contrast, in the USA the adoption of this form of degree is far more widespread.
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L'église Saint-Saturnin de Saulieu est une église du  de style roman et gothique avec flèche de clocher remarquable en bardeaux de chêne ou de châtaignier. Dédiée à saint Saturnin, elle se situe à Saulieu en Côte-d'Or dans la région de Bourgogne-Franche-Comté en France, et est inscrite aux monuments historiques depuis le .

Historique
L'église Saint-Saturnin est construite entre le  et le  sur l'emplacement d'une ancienne nécropole gallo-romaine, à la croisée de plusieurs anciennes voies gallo-romaines, et en particulier de la Via Agrippa de l'Océan (Via Agrippa) reliant les villes gallo-romaines de Lugdunum (Lyon), Cavillonum (Chalon-sur-Saône), Augustodunum (Autun), Sidolocus (Saulieu), Augustomagus (Amiens), jusqu'à Gesoriacum (Boulogne-sur-Mer).

Elle est placée sous le vocable de saint Saturnin de Toulouse, premier évêque de Toulouse martyrisé en 250.

L'édifice est plusieurs fois remanié au cours des siècles, avec entre autres le rallongement du chœur et l'ajout d'une sacristie au . La flèche et le porche sont recouverts de bardeaux de chêne ou de châtaignier.

Elle est église paroissiale jusqu'en 1792.

Personnalités inhumées
 Mathieu Bizouard-Bert (1826-1898) homme politique et député de la Côte-d'Or
 François Pompon (1855-1933) sculpteur animalier né à Saulieu, veillé par une de ses œuvres, le Condor.
 Marcel Roclore (1897-1966) homme politique, ministre et député de la Côte-d'Or
 Bernard Loiseau (1951-2003) restaurateur trois étoiles du restaurant La Côte d'Or de Saulieu

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques de la Côte-d'Or
 Bardeau

Liens externes

 Église Saint-Saturnin de Saulieu sur www.landrucimetieres.fr
 Église Saint-Saturnin de Saulieu sur www.lieuxsacres.canalblog.com

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Saulieu
Saulieu Saturnin
Monument historique inscrit en 1925
Édifice religieux du XIe siècle en France

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September 17, 2019 In Press
Apalagini? Hana Zine, 2019
I knew of Faiq already when he was just sneaking into events and taking pictures without a pass to these events. Although, I didn't know he humbly began his photography career in such gutsy fashion until we met with him this year.
He has been a legitimate source of all things silly sprinkled with Bruneian flair on Twitter. His online persona has been a prominent figure of soft patriotism in highlighting history by using humor (for the most part). He even participated in the manhunt for Awang Budiman in a skit for Songket Alliance's live show in 2017.
The point is – Apalagini was an unsung hero we thought we didn't need. He used complex observations about the country and complemented them with his own photographs (old & new), videos he shot and/or graphics he created and his writing that simplified information for easier consumption for our generation feeding off of instant gratification.
Recently, I've even suspected that The Bawang Times — a satirical account that tweets fake headlines to that of the Bruneian culture & lifestyle — was run by him. I have yet to confirm this information.
We met Faiq for a candid interview where he shares with us his two cents on creating content online, how the youth can help in improving the creative industry in Brunei and why he needed to say good bye to Apalagini.
"If you don't change things creatively, you'll keep on doing the same type of content and you won't see any progress with your experimentation"
Apalagini was derived from the conversational nature of the phrase often used in casual conversations. It translates directly to "What is this again?" from the Malay language.
We discussed these two challenges faced by the efforts made by collectives for the it creative industry face when creating content was: accessibility and interaction.
In terms of accessibility – Apalagini gave us a safe space/platform that made interaction and discussion about the arts (any form of it) accessible for everyone. It helped that Apalagini was approachable and it did not feel intimidating to talk to someone about something without feeling stupid. Apalagini, despite the perceived nature of his account being of only humor content, he played a role in influencing others to reach out for art's sake because why the fuck not? It encouraged interaction amongst the growing community of Bruneians and Brunei-bred foreigners online when they felt like they resonated with content that Apalagini posts up on his Twitter account. In the wise words of Apalagini, "Everyone's opinion matters,"
He set the bar for what it's like to be a content creator in this digital age, regardless of whether or not It's Just A Tweet. We asked him if this was just an experiment and he told us that he puts a lot of effort into creating the content for Apalagini – Regardless of the type of content, may it be video or photographs as Faiq Airudin or graphics and funny tweets under Apalagini; Faiq set a standard for content creation, no matter how simple it's supposed to be.
He believes that the different creative processes of individuals is something that should be worked with more because cross collaborations between different disciplines aren't done enough in Brunei.
Apalagini connected with aspiring creators from Twitter and often collaborated with them to create an artwork inspired and created by women. As of recent, Faiq has commissioned illustrations by 6 female illustrators and had one of our featured artists, Wani Wash on Hana Zine to design the poster titled Working Women of Brunei for International Women's day (8th March 2018). A feminist icon of a man. I stan.
Apalagini was put to rest simply because he intends to explore different mediums of self-expression without confining himself, understandably, to the expectations of his online persona that is Apa Lagi Ni. We are forever thankful for his contribution to the Twitter community of Brunei and we hope to see him create more! X
"If you want to find me, you can find me."
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Abbas sworn in as new PNA chairman
Mahmoud Abbas (2nd L) is sworn in as new chairman of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) in the West Bank city of Ramallah Jan. 15, 2005.
Mahmoud Abbas was sworn in as new chairman of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) on Saturday, calling for a mutual ceasefire with Israel and reviving peace negotiations.
"The Palestinians are ready to implement the first part of the roadmap peace plan, and I extend my hand to the Israelis and I want to tell them that we are two peoples living on one land and we have to live side by side with each other," Abbas told a special parliament session dedicated to the swearing-in ceremony.
"We want to end the ongoing conflict between us and the Israelis forever, and the Palestinian National Authority is expressing its commitment to implementing the roadmap peace plan," he said.
The US-brokered roadmap peace plan, which was unveiled in April, 2003 to help solve the decades-long Palestinian-Israeli conflicts, was virtually derailed due to the cycle of violence.
"The Quartet has to practice its role directly and refrain from bringing partial solutions that might take us away from reaching a peaceful final status solution," said Abbas.
His remarks came one day after Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon ordered all government officials to cut contact with the PNA following a fatal attack on an Israeli checkpoint one day earlier.
On Thursday, six Israelis and three Palestinian militants were killed at the Karni passage in the Gaza Strip, the deadliest attack in the territories in a month.
Regretting the Israeli move, Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei said, "It was not conducive to the peace process or peace negotiations between the two sides."
However, he said that the Karni attack was not useful for the Palestinians. "What has happened is to worsen the lives of the Palestinian people and give Israel an excuse to continue its attacks."
Meanwhile, Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said that it is necessary to renew the peace negotiations and implement the roadmap peace plan.
"What is needed to be done now is to immediately launch the peace talks and complete a meaningful peace process, implement the roadmap plan and end the military occupation," said Erekat.
Saturday's inaugural ceremony kicked off as interim PNA Chairman Rawhi Fatouh declared, "We have now a new elected Palestinian leader, legally and according to the Palestinian law, who is Mahmoud Abbas."
After changing his seat with Fatouh in a take-over gesture, Abbas delivered his speech, outlining tasks before the new Palestinian leadership.
Abbas said he was proud of democracy that the Palestinian people practised during Sunday's presidential election.
"I will follow the steps of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and work hard in order to achieve a full Palestinian unity and a serious dialogue among all the Palestinian factions," he said.
"My mission as well as that of the Palestinian leadership is to achieve national liberation and end the Israeli occupation," said the moderate leader, who stands for non-violence struggle for an independent Palestinian state.
He also defended the authority of the PNA, as Islamic groups are poised to gain more street popularity.
"There is one Palestinian National Authority and one legal Palestinian gun," he said.
Meanwhile, Abbas revealed that Qurei will stay in his position and take charge of security affairs and preparations for the legislative election due on July 17.
The inaugural ceremony, attended by 67 lawmakers, PNA officials as well as Arab and foreign diplomats, came amid a new wave of violence between Israel and the Palestinians on the ground.
Earlier in the day, four Palestinians, including a police officer, were killed by Israeli soldiers in two separate incidents in Gaza City, while two Palestinians were killed in the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah.
Also, Palestinian militants on Saturday continued firing homemade rockets at Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip.
Hassan Khreisha, interim speaker of the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), said before the inaugural ceremony that there were many difficult missions awaiting Abbas.
Palestinian observers say that Abbas will have to deal with a handful of tough tasks, including restarting talks with Israel, curbing violence, pushing forward reforms in the PNA and reviving the battered Palestinian economy.
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It was an exciting day for worldwide tennis fans as we experienced a very exciting match at the quarter final of the Australian Open for the Men Single's between Roger Federer and Nikolay Davydenko. The Swiss Champion and number one in tennis world rankings, Roger Federer managed to secure a win over the Russian Nikolay Davydenko and progress to the Australian Open Semi Final. Davydenko was exceptional on the first set where he managed to win it by 6-2 games. Federer raised his performance and he managed to win the second one with 6-3 games although he was losing with 3-0 at the beginning of the second set.
In the third set, the Swiss champion prevailed in every length and width of the court and he easily secured the win with 6-0 games. The fourth set was the most exciting one as the two tennis players were side by side having won 5 games each. However, Federer once again demonstrated an excellent display and with a break; he won the fourth set with 7-5 games and the match with 3-1 sets in two hours and 36 minutes. This was the 15th time the two tennis players met on court. Federer had 12 straight wins but he lost the last two encounters. With this win Federer secured the first position on the tennis world standings for 268 consecutive weeks equalizing the record of Jimmie Connors.
To the women's singles, Na Li was playing against Venus Williams. Tennis fans were expecting an easy win of Venus in order to progress to the semi final where she would play her sister Vanessa Williams; however, the young Chinese champion displayed an excellent performance on the court as she managed to win Williams with 2-1 sets. Williams started the match very aggressively and she easily won the first set with 6-2 games. In the second set Williams was ahead with 5-4 games but Na Li managed to break Williams' service and she eventually won the set with 7-6 games on tie break. A thrilling third set begun with the two tennis players to win one game after another. The score was at 5-5 when Na Li made the break and she won the third set with 7-5 games and the match with 2-1 sets after 2 hours and 47 minutes.
On the other quarter final, Serena Williams was playing against the Belarusian Victoria Azarenka; Wiliams was very close to suffer the same fate as her sister as she lost the first set with 6-4 games and she was losing the second set with 4-0 games. However, she didn't give up and she managed to win the second set on tie break with 7-4 games. This was devastating for Azarenka as she surrendered to Williams play, losing eventually the last set with 6-2 games.


Congratulations to Sian Richardson and Angela Duggan, who have been promoted within the Admissions and Referrals team. Sian has been promoted to Admissions and Referrals Manager and Angela is now a Senior Admissions and Referrals Co-ordinator, which is due to her success in the role after only 12 months. Former Manager Louise Pittam has moved onto pastures new, while Admissions and Referrals Co-ordinator Diane Baker has decided to take some time out to go travelling. We wish them both well for the future and will be recruiting new members of the team.
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