Welcome to not not nutritious. I'm Sylvia. Here I am sporting a broccoli crown, an egg monocle, and a kielbasa sausage pinky ring. It's my offbeat way of representing my site content — mostly plant-based recipes and vegetarian recipes, often with variations for meat-eaters.
More and more people are moving towards plant-based diets. But not everybody is there yet, so that's where not not nutritious come's in — here to make cooking easier whenever you've got a mixed crowd, whether you're having a party, hosting a family dinner with your daughter's vegan boyfriend, or bringing food to a work function.
This site is all about providing recipes that work for mixed groups of eaters, hence the site tagline: eating together made easy.
The majority of recipes on not not are whole food recipes. Like these Chipotle Cheese Stuffed Peppers — I created the recipe so you could easily make it vegan, vegetarian, or with meat, or even all three ways without much extra work.
I test and retest every recipe and every permutation of it. I have many years of experience as a technical writer and instructional designer and I put them to use designing and writing the recipes. I strive for the most straightforward process and optimal workflow. I try really hard to make the recipes easy, especially if you're making variations for different diets. Like this recipe for Black Beans and Polenta Three Ways — you can make all 3 versions in about 20 minutes.
Or this delicious Squash and Cheddar Cheese Pasta Sauce (Vegetarian or with Chicken), which I designed so you add the chicken at the very end, so it's super easy for mixed groups. Same goes for this Tom Kha Soup, where I rethought the traditional use of broth, so as to make it easier to make vegan and meat-eater versions from the same starting point.
Maybe one of you wants to eat tofu and the other tenderloin. That's OK. Sometimes it's the sauce that unites a meal, like this awesome Pineapple Brown Butter Teriyaki sauce. You can make it vegan or vegetarian. Either way, you'll want to pour it all over everything.
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Vocational Reform – What You Need To Know.
Vocational training, how it is valued, accessed, and delivered is starting to look completely different in New Zealand. The whole system is being overhauled and some are happy with the proposed changes and some are not. It's long overdue in my view, with some of these changes bringing us on par with how vocational training has evolved in other countries.
A decade ago, I worked for a sector skills council in the UK, focused entirely on the arts and creative industries. It was a conduit between employers, industry organisations, education and training providers and government. It researched what skills employers needed (including sole traders), and then benchmarked this information against the range and quality of qualifications provided and at times, rewrote the national occupational standards (NOS) that underpinned qualifications. 'Fit for employers purpose' was the mantra otherwise the sector skills council could close their courses.
Creative Apprenticeships were launched during my time working at Creative & Cultural Skills. They are still going strong today. There are 1 and 2 year apprenticeships and they are partly funded by government, education & training providers and employers. The Jewellery Creative Apprenticeship was the first to be launched for craft, developed in partnership with The Goldsmiths Company.
My main task however, was to research the overall skills needs of 72 craft industries across the UK, in partnership with employers, and draft a ten year action plan. The Craft Blueprint was launched at the House of Lords in 2009. It is still a good read. Learning that glass and ceramics were becoming endangered crafts, that heritage crafts were vital for tourism (maintaining castles is a skill!) and that overall, craft contributed more than the financial services sector to the economy was fascinating.
Of course, the education and training landscape here is different but as with the UK, financial pressure and undervaluing creative skills has resulted in course closures in universities, polytechnics, and schools. Perhaps then, the sweeping Vocational Reform changes being rolled out offer an opportunity for creative skills to be revalued, particularly given that employers across all industries rate critical thinking, creativity and curiosity and communication and collaboration as essential skills for all employees to have?
VOCATIONAL REFORM – WHAT IS CHANGING?
Next year, 16 polytechnics will be merged into a single institute tasked with taking over responsibility for workplace training and apprenticeships from 11 industry training organisations (ITOs). It will be known as the NZ Institute of Skills and Technology and is due to open in April 2020. The changes are seen as a way to better connect industry and business training needs with education and programme development. Already, the new system has been welcomed by some as a way to ensure industry employers are actively informing the development of qualifications and training.
There are seven key changes outlined in the Reform of Vocational Education website and a handy video from the Minister of Education, Chris Hipkins talking about the reasons behind the change.
The seven changes are: (click this link for more detail)
Create Workforce Development Councils.
Establish Regional Skills Leadership Groups.
Establish Te Taumata Aronui.
Create a New Zealand Institute of Skills & Technology.
Shift the role of supporting workplace learning from ITOs to providers.
Establish Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs).
Unify the vocational education funding system.
Last week, Prime Minsiter Jacinda Adern launched the new Vocational Excellence Awards. "For too long, trades and on-the-job skills training has played second fiddle in how we see success at school and later career choices. Going to University will always be a great way to further your career but vocational careers are equally as important, particularly given the huge skills shortages that exist across many industry sectors."
WHAT DO THE POLYTECHNICS SAY?
Taranaki's Western Institute of Technology chief executive John Snook said the changes were 'the most significant move in the sector for a generation and would have an extraordinary flow-on effect'.
UCOL's chief executive Dr. Amanda Lynn said 'It is clear that the Minister has listened to feedback during consultation and we are looking forward to participating in co-design and co-construction opportunities.'
Whitireia and WelTec chief executive Chris Gosling said 'The decision to bring together off job and on job training in to an integrated system is particularly welcome and provides the best basis for ensuring our vocational training system can respond effectively and flexibly to our changing economy and evolving world of work.'
Ara Institute of Canterbury's Chief Executive Tony Gray said 'Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) provide a real opportunity to develop provision in our region and in collaboration with industry and other education partners both in NZ but also internationally.'
WHAT DO THESE CHANGES MEAN FOR THE ARTS AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES?
Students learning to use natural dyes with Birgit Moffatt.
Well, you could say very little, given Kāpiti has no polytechnic and little vocational training programmes, especially in the arts and creative industries. I suspect though, that the ripple effect could be beneficial and is therefore worthy of us talking about this and ensuring our collective voice is heard. We need to think about how we want to access skills training in Kāpiti in the longer term. How to develop career pathways, how to acquire and develop our creative skills.
In the meantime, we need to embrace the learning opportunities that established artists are providing, partly in response to the demise of adult education classes in recent years. One such artist is Birgit Moffatt, who offers regular workshops in shibori, natural dyeing (including eco printing) and flax weaving. "It excites me being able to share my knowledge, leaving a mark on students creative journey" says Birgit. "My goal is to inspire people through teaching and get inspired by them." Birgit has delivered 17 workshops in Kapiti this year for various skill levels. Check out her Facebook page and website for more information and upcoming workshops.
Birgit Moffatt teaching students.
Finally, it would seem that my experience in the UK may yet be replicated here in New Zealand if Creative New Zealand's submission on vocational reform is to be implemented. Key submission points:
1. Today, Creative New Zealand is not a funder or policy-maker for system-level education and training but we retain a strong interest as education and training as they provide the foundation for future artistic success. Our focus today, as described in our Statement of Intent, is to: Invest in the arts by providing financial assistance; develop the arts by helping arts organisations and individual artists and practitioners to develop their skills and capability; and to advocate for the arts.
2. A single, well-designed Industry Skills Body for the arts, cultural and creative sectors would also be likely to enhance the ability of the arts sector and education providers to provide a comprehensive set of training opportunities to the sector. Currently, two ITOs (Skills Active Aotearoa and ServiceIQ) provide only partial coverage to the arts sector. Despite ITOs being established in the early 1990s, full coverage of the training needed in the arts sector has not been achieved and remains incomplete through the existing ITO system.
Personally, I believe that if Creative New Zealand are investing upwards of $40 million each year into the arts sector (not to mention funding from other sources such as the Ministry for Arts, Culture & Heritage, economic development funding, philanthropic funding and corporate sponsorship) then we really are obliged to ensure that creative practitioners can access quality vocational training in the arts and creative industries. And as this is not Creative New Zealand's remit, a viable, alternative governance and leadership option needs to be decided.
Given that Kāpiti (and Queenstown) have the third largest creative workforce in New Zealand (after Auckland and Wellington) we are in a strong position to advocate for greater access to vocational training in our region. Let's converse about this more in the coming weeks and as always, please feel free to get in touch with me directly via the Kāpiti Arts & Creative Industries group – now with more than 370 members!

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Q: Local representation of the projection $\Pi\colon \mathcal S\mathcal H\to \mathbb P\mathcal H$ Background Let $\mathcal H$ be a complex Hilbert space. Let $\langle \cdot,\cdot\rangle$ the scalar product of $\mathcal H$ (which is linear in the second argument) and $|\cdot|=\sqrt{\langle \cdot,\cdot\rangle}$. Let $\mathcal S\mathcal H=\{\psi\in \mathcal H\mid |\psi|=1\}$ be the Hilbert sphere.
For any $\phi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H$, $\{(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{\phi\},v_\phi),(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\phi\},v_{-\phi})\}$ is a Hilbert atlas on $\mathcal S\mathcal H$.
\begin{align*}
v_\phi&\colon \chi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{\phi\}\mapsto \frac{\chi-\langle \phi,\chi\rangle\phi}{1-\langle \phi,\chi\rangle}\in \phi^\perp \\
v_{-\phi}&\colon \chi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\phi\}\mapsto \frac{\chi-\langle \phi,\chi\rangle\phi}{1+\langle \phi,\chi\rangle}\in \phi^\perp
\end{align*}
The collection $((U_\phi,u_\phi))_{\phi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H}$ is an atlas of the projective Hilbert space $\mathbb P \mathcal H$, where $U_\phi=\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \phi^\perp$ and
$$
u_\phi\colon \chi\in U_\phi\mapsto \frac{\chi}{\langle \phi,\chi\rangle}-\phi\in \phi^\perp\,.
$$
Question Now I want to find a suitable local description of the projection $\Pi\colon \mathcal S\mathcal H\to \mathbb P\mathcal H$. To do this, I fix $\psi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H$ and $\phi\in \psi^\perp$. Since $\psi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{\phi\}$, I consider the charts $(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{\phi\},v_\phi)$ and $(U_\psi,v_\psi)$, so that the local representation is
$$
u_\psi\circ \Pi\circ v_\phi^{-1}\colon \phi^\perp\cap U_\psi\to \psi^\perp
$$
Since
$$
v_\phi^{-1}(\xi)=\frac{|\xi|^2-1}{1+|\xi|^2}\phi+\frac{2}{1+|\xi|^2}\xi\,,
$$
I obtain
$$
(u_\psi\circ \Pi\circ v_\phi^{-1})\xi=\frac{(|\xi|^2-1)\phi+2\xi}{2\langle \psi,\xi\rangle}-\psi=\frac{|\xi|^2-1}{2\langle\psi,\xi\rangle}\phi+\bigg(\frac{\xi}{\langle \psi,\xi\rangle}-\psi\bigg)
$$
Are these calculations ok?

A: I think I found the solution. I'm answering there, hoping it will help someone.
First, let $\psi\in \mathcal S\mathcal H$. A local chart of $\mathcal S\mathcal H$ at $\psi$ is clearly $v_{-\psi}$. A local chart of $\mathbb P\mathcal H$ at $[\psi]$ is $u_\psi$. The local representation of $\Pi$ in the chosen charts is
$$
\widehat \Pi=u_\psi\circ \Pi\circ v_{-\psi}^{-1}\colon v_{-\psi}(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\psi\}\cap \Pi^{-1}(U_{\psi}))\to u_\psi(U_\psi \cap \Pi(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\psi\})$$
Note that $\Pi^{-1}(U_\psi)=\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \psi^\perp$, so that the domain of $\widehat \Pi$ is $v_{-\psi}(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \psi^\perp)$. Further,
\begin{align*}
\xi\in v_{-\psi}(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \psi^\perp) &\iff v_{-\psi}^{-1}(\xi)\in \mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \psi^\perp\\
&\iff -\frac{|\xi|^2-1}{1+|\xi|^2}\psi+\frac{2\xi}{1+|\xi|^2}\in \mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \psi^\perp\\
&\iff \bigg\langle \psi, -\frac{|\xi|^2-1}{1+|\xi|^2}\psi+\frac{2\xi}{1+|\xi|^2}\bigg\rangle\ne0\\
&\iff \frac{|\xi|^2-1}{1+|\xi|^2}\ne 0
\end{align*}
Thus $v_{-\psi}(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\psi\})=\psi^\perp \setminus \mathcal S\psi^\perp$.
On the other hand, $\Pi(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\psi\})=U_\psi$. Indeed
\begin{align*}
[\chi]\in \Pi(\mathcal S\mathcal H\setminus \{-\psi\})&\iff \chi\notin [\psi]\\
&\iff \langle \psi,\chi\rangle\psi+P_{\psi^\perp}\chi\notin [\psi]\\
&\iff P_{\psi^\perp}\chi\ne 0\\
&\iff [\chi]\in U_\psi\,.
\end{align*}
In particular, the range of $\widehat \Pi$ is $u_\psi(U_\psi)=\psi^\perp$.
In conclusion
$$
\widehat \Pi\colon \psi^\perp \setminus \mathcal S\psi^\perp \to \psi^\perp
$$
and
$$ \widehat \Pi(\xi)=\frac{2\xi}{1-|\xi|^2}\,.$$
Indeed
\begin{align*}
\widehat \Pi(\xi)&=(u_\psi\circ \Pi)\bigg(-\frac{|\xi|^2-1}{1+|\xi|^2}\psi+\frac{2\xi}{1+|\xi|^2}\bigg)\\
&=u_\psi\bigg(\bigg[\psi-\frac{2\xi}{|\xi|^2-1}\bigg]\bigg)\\
&=\frac{2\xi}{1-|\xi|^2}\,.
\end{align*}

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Build0: dict=38041 fact=58154 heap=660660 Compiled:Feb02'19-15:34:43 by version 8.1 "0"
CS will be recursively reading a directory. When it finishes that recursion, it has finished the directory and prints end folder.
Maybe you should upgrade to 9.0 and try :build 0 there.
I have tried previous versions with the same results. Something weird afoot methinks.
I'm not understanding what you are trying to say here. Are you saying some file reads are missing?
You could email me the build log for level 0.
So before I am certain that :build 0 would complete the build and leave me back at the cursor/bot. Now it hits "end of folder" and ends, so I have to close the instance and restart the binary. Then I can build 1 or my bot. Before I just did 0, then 1, then bot, then carried on. The "end of folder" freeze is new. Happy to email you the log if it helps.


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A private jet, business jet, or bizjet is a jet aircraft designed for transporting small groups of people. Business jets may be adapted for other roles, such as the evacuation of casualties or express parcel deliveries, and some are used by public bodies, government officials or the armed forces.
Most production business jets use two jet engines as a compromise between the operating economy of fewer engines and the ability to safely continue flight after an engine failure. Exceptions include the early Lockheed Jetstar with four engines; the Dassault Falcon 50 and derivatives with three; and the Cirrus Vision SF50 with one, a configuration also used in several similar very light jet design concepts. Most business jets use podded engines mounted on the rear fuselage with a cruciform tail or T-tail to reduce interference drag and increase exhaust clearance.
Practical limits on the ground clearance of these smaller aircraft have prompted designers to avoid the common jetliner configuration of a low wing with underslung podded engines. The sole business jet to use this layout, the early McDonnell 119, was rejected by the USAF due to foreign object damage concerns, leading to the failure of the program. The recent HondaJet uses wing-mounted engines but mitigates this problem with its unique over-the-wing engine pods.
As with jetliners, swept wings are often used to increase cruise speed, but straight wings are also commonplace; notably, Cessna deliberately prioritized docile low-speed handling in choosing straight wings for many models in its popular Citation family, envisioning that owners transitioning from slower piston engined or turboprop aircraft would want to maintain the ability to use relatively short runways, and that lower approach speeds would ease single-pilot operations, particularly by relatively inexperienced owner-pilots.
Rolls-Royce plc powers over 3,000 business jets, 42% of the fleet: all the Gulfstreams and Bombardier Globals, the Cessna Citation X and Embraer Legacy 600, early Hawkers, and many small jets with the Williams-Rolls FJ44.
和航空公司的客机出售机票给个别乘客不同,商务喷气式飞机若为私人所有,通常称为私人喷气式飞机;若为企业所有,则称为公司喷气式飞机。除了上述的营运形式外,也有专门从事商务喷气式飞机出租服务的专门业者;向这些公司租用商务喷气式飞机,则又可称为包机(Charter)。
对于超级富豪而言,专用的商务喷气式飞机可能又无法满足其要求,因此将大型客机作内部改装,成为私人喷气式飞机,就是最佳选择。如空中客车的新一代大型客机A380,已经有不愿披露身份中东地区富豪,以1.5亿英磅购机,再花7千5百万英磅进行内部装修。
对于一般富人及企业,多选择使用商务喷气式飞机公司专门出厂的商务喷气式飞机,如庞巴迪宇航的环球系列、挑战者系列,湾流航太的G系列,达索航空的猎鹰系列,安博威的领航系列、飞鸿系列,德事隆航空的赛斯纳奖状系列等等。
Depending on size, range, model and features, a private jet can set you back anywhere from two million dollars to over 100 million dollars. Much like used cars, private jets are subject to serious depreciation. If you're looking for a bargain second-hand jets come much cheaper first on your expense list is the purchase price. A new gulfstream G450, for example, can cost anywhere between 38 and 43 million dollars brand new depending on the upgrades, you add at the time of purchase on the other hand a pre-owned model will typically cost you anywhere in the 14 million to 35 million dollar range. A significant variance depending on the flight hours upgrades and features that are on the aircraft. As mentioned earlier the cost can go as high as your pockets can allow you.
Let's outline ownership starting small. In recent decades the VLJ (very light jet) became an entry-level category of the private jet marketplace, made possible with small and economical engines, such as the william FJ series VLJs are not as popular as they were predicted to be this is greatly due to the slower speeds and limited load capacity. The cirrus vision SF-50, the cheapest of the VLJs as a single williams FJ33 jet engine cruises at 300 knots and can seat seven including the cockpit seats in tight quarters. The entry price is competitive around two million dollars brand new. At the other end of the spectrum larger more powerful private jets can reach into the hundreds of millions. For example, the super long range BBJ 777x can seat up to 75 guests will set you back upwards of 400 million dollars. While the initial purchase fee may seem steep, many owners find that the real cost of owning a private jet comes later on. Unlike when chartering a jet owning one, leaves you responsible for the ongoing expenses associated with regularly flying a jet customization tops the priority list.
You see, when you have the kind of money that allows you to indulge in such expensive spending, one tends to develop a unique appetite that of rarity. With that most jet owners likely making their flying paradises match their taste. When buying a new jet as the owner, you'll be able to design the interiors as you please, while a jet can be left as configured many buyers will choose to redesign, be it just adding a personal touch to the decor or completely altering the layout. Of course customization will come at a cost with some private jet owners, spending upwards of 100 million dollars on bespoke plane interiors like prince Al-Waleed or former POTUS Donald Trump. The private jet crew is another area a willing owner will have to flex their financial muscles, advanced as they can be business jets can't fly themselves.
A private jet owner will need to hire an onboard crew including a pilot, if they are not qualified to fly themselves. The cost will vary depending on the crew and number of flying hours. But jet owners should anticipate paying anything from two hundred fifty thousand dollars per year. If one pilot is paid a two hundred fifty thousand dollar salary, for example, you'll need to pay that plus benefits and depending on the size of the plane, and how often you fly it you'll likely need two or three pilots, that would bring the total annual cost of the pilots alone to over 750 thousand dollars. But it may be difficult even to find a pilot, many pilots are reportedly switching to flying commercial airlines, where they can get better pay and more regular working hours.
A professional pilot is a necessary extension to any aircraft, but equally important is the private jet flight attendant to enhance the safe environment during a flight. While not required under FAA regulation, a private jet flight attendant more commonly referred to as cabin attendant is an essential component of a flight department's operations. Cabin attendants are the anticipatory adaptable elegant detail-oriented, and multi-talented safety, and service professionals for a private jet. Behind the scenes cabin attendants work tirelessly to create an experience, that owners and charter guests rave over. However it is the extensive safety training required for cabin attendants to compete, that makes the ultimate difference for clients and aircraft owners.
For ultra luxury air travel world-class, cabin attendants go through educational courses that include water evacuations and emergency drills, CPR and first AiD certifications, as well as advanced culinary and etiquette preparation, their salaries range anywhere from forty to fifty thousand dollars a year. The maintenance cost of a jet is another financial draining area. Regardless of where and how frequently you intend to fly, jet owners are faced with substantial ongoing expenses, beginning with routine maintenance and on-the-ground downtime. Regularly flying through the sky at over 500 miles an hour, will inevitably leave your private jet open to some wear and tear.
General maintenance should be performed regularly. While unexpected repairs should also be budgeted for. The cost will vary depending on the model as well as the nature of the repair. But even seemingly small issues such as a cracked window can cost tens of thousands of dollars. A blown tire can cost two thousand to three thousand dollars to replace, then there's insurance. Let's figure hull insurance at thirty four thousand five hundred twenty dollars, and a single limited liability at twelve thousand five hundred dollars for a rounded total of forty seven thousand dollars. However it's important to note that insurance can increase based on several factors not limited to average flight hours, age of the aircraft and more and as the jets get bigger and carry a higher payload. You can almost count on a larger premium.
Private jet insurance policies include liability coverage which covers your legal liability in the event that property damage or bodily injury occurs as a result of the operation of your jet aircraft. Then comes the fuel consumption fuel is one of the biggest expenditures when it comes to the cost of owning a private jet. With jet fuel currently priced at around two dollars and twenty five cents to five dollars and fifty cents per gallon, although fuel consumption will vary depending on onboard weight and flying speed.
Larger planes such as the gulfstream G700 can burn through 380 gallons an hour. Putting your minimum hourly fuel costs at over 850 bucks. This means that if you're flying for 300 hours a year, you should expect to pay upwards of 256 thousand dollars in jet fuel. Finally there are the hangar fees airplanes are generally one of the most expensive assets, an individual owned and are also somewhat of an oddity, well very strong and durable in flight they are downright fragile on the ground. A private aircraft that careens through known icing and turbulence in flight, without any issue can be completely destroyed on the ground due to gusting wind. Rain and ultraviolet rays take a toll on aircraft causing serious damage to them if left in the elements. But what are the options available to hanger an aircraft and what are the actual costs of an airplane hangar. When you're paying this much for the privilege of owning a jet, it needs to be stored carefully when not in use. Unless you have the space in your garage, you'll have to rent or buy a space in an airport hangar. Depending on the hangar location, renting a private hangar will be around three thousand dollars per month.
As you can see there are several options for those fortunate enough to purchase a private aircraft. Whether you purchase new or used is clearly a matter of personal preference and budgetary constraints. Considering all the extra fees on top of the initial purchase it costs an impressive amount to own a private jet with yearly maintenance and operation, costs heading into the hundreds of thousands. To make the price worth it a jet owner should anticipate flying at least 100 hours a year over the course of four to five years. If you don't plan to fly this frequently, fractional ownership in which you buy shares of an aircraft is likely to be a more cost effective way to enjoy private aviation.
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The brackets for the SMITE and Paladins World Championships
by Joe O'Brien
The Hi-Rez Expo at DreamHack Atlanta will see the best SMITE and Paladins teams in the world face off for the chance to be crowned World Champions.
It's the highlight of the Hi-Rez esports calendar, with the World Championships for both games taking place side-by-side at the Georgia World Congress Center on November 16-18.
Both tournaments will feature an eight-team, single elimination bracket, so there will be no room for error for the teams that hope to take home trophies.
Read more: SMITE and Paladins World Championships: How to watch, streams, schedules and more
Each event draws two teams from the NA and EU divisions of their respective Pro Leagues, while the final four teams in each secured their spots via an international qualifier.
This year's SMITE World Championship sees reigning champions eUnited return to defend their title, after topping the Fall season of the NA SMITE Pro League with a 9-1 record. They're joined by Splyce as the second team qualifying through SPL, while the European division sends Team Dignitas and NRG Esports
There were no surprises in the international qualifiers for Smite. Obey Alliance, Team RivaL, Trifecta and Spacestation Gaming all entered the qualifier with top four seeds, and all made their way through the bracket to claim a spot at the main event.
The bracket will play out as follows, with best-of-threes for the quarter-finals and best-of-sevens for the semi-finals and grand final.
Paladins will also feature a defending World Champion in the form of Natus Vincere. Na'Vi went undefeated in the EU Paladins Pro League Fall split to claim the top seed, a clear step above even the second team in the league, Ninjas in Pyjamas.
In the North American division, Team Envy were an equally dominant force, also going undefeated at 8-0 in the Fall split. They're followed by G2 Esports, who finished with a 6-2 record.
Unlike in SMITE, the international qualifiers for Paladins featured some notable upsets. First-seed Fnatic and fourth-seed Virtus Pro made it through, but the other two spots were taken by Kanga Esports and Spacestation Gaming, 9th and 10th-seeds respectively, neither of whom competed in either the NA or EU Pro League.
Best-of-five matches will be played in the quarter-finals, followed by best-of-sevens in the semi-finals and grand final.
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The FolkWorld webzine started out when there was kind of a folk/world/roots music revival in the mid 1990s. The millennium however saw major interest dropping. The word Folk disappeared from the British Folkroots magazine as well as the German Tanz- und Folkfest Rudolstadt, since then going under the name of fRoots and TFF.
These days festivals, even as prestigious as Denmark's Tønder Festival, are struggling for survival. In the Netherlands, our long-time friends from Folkwoods called it a day, and its successors launched a smaller budget Parkfest. The French Rencontres Internationales de Luthiers et Maîtres Sonneurs, the important rendezvous for instrument makers since 1976, ceased operations this January.
On the other hand, folk music is still thriving. There's a scene of young performers who are taking up the banner again and are introducing folk music to a new audience. This is quite different from country to country. At the moment I would say: Britain - fine! Spain - sufrimiento! Germany - nix-genaues-weiss-man-nicht!
But what's most important, the F Word doesn't act as a deterrent anymore. They call it nu folk these days, and beyond doubt their most successful representatives are chart-conquering Mumford & Sons.
You might argue that their music has nothing to do with folk music at all. Marcus Mumford though made it onto the soundtrack of Inside Llewyn Davis and even if the Coen Brothers' film will not create such a buzz for acoustic troubadours as their O Brother Where Art Thou? did for old-time music, simple and plain folk music comes up time and time again as if nothing had happened.


SCFCU began representing small-scale farmers in 2001 and has since grown to become the second largest coffee producing cooperative union in Ethiopia. The majority of its member coops are organic and Fair Trade certified and nearly all their coffee is grown in the shade of diverse, indigenous trees. Approximately 5,000 tons of sidamo coffee is produced per year, 95% of which is washed.
Harvest time occurs between September to December depending on the coffee's altitude and rainfall. After the families harvest the cherries, they sell them to the primary cooperatives for wet processing.
There are approximately 220 wet processing centers, 92 of which are owned by members of the coops. The dried parchment is then stored in a warehouse until delivery to the central market in Addis Ababa where the husk is removed and the clean beans are packaged for export.
Cooperative Coffees began importing unwashed Sidama coffee directly from Sidama Union in 2009.


Greek tourism is showing strong signs of resilience, the Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) said in an announcement on Monday.
Nationals from 38 countries traveling to the United States under the current visa waiver program will now have to show e-passports containing biometric information such as fingerprinting.
A tax fraud inquiry was recently ordered by the Greek government at the souvenir shop at the Archeological Site of Knossos on Crete.
Next year marks the 200th anniversary since the British Parliament agreed to the concession of the Parthenon Marbles to the British Museum.
It's official: Athens is among the most affordable cities in Europe, according to an August Hotel Price Index (tHPI) report released last week by online booking agent Trivago.gr.
Three of Greece's beaches have been stripped of their coveted Blue Flag status for 2015.
The Ryanair website and app will be closed for 5 hours from 23:00hrs on Tuesday, August 11, to 04:00hrs on Wednesday, August 12, for a systems upgrade.
Greek carrier Aegean Airlines announced increased passenger traffic for July 2015, handling a total of 1,473,568 passengers, up by 19 percent compared to the same month last year.


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Xero Arrives in Toronto
By: Yasmin Ranade
While Xero's official launch in Canada occurred last May, Xero recently set up operations in Toronto, a move that further signals its commitment and attraction to top tech talent in Toronto. Xero is a publically traded technology company, listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, which offers a cloud-based accounting software platform for small and medium-sized businesses.
Xero acquired Hubdoc in 2018 to add its automation capabilities, and the new office accommodates more than 200 employees who've integrated from both the Xero and Hubdoc teams. The Hubdoc co-founders have leadership positions within Xero and play key roles within the company. Jamie McDonald was recently appointed as Xero's Executive General Manager Product, Accounting and Global Services to lead the development of the core accounting tools used by more than 2 million subscribers in more than 180 countries. Jamie Shulman has joined the Xero Americas leadership team, working to drive the integration of the Hubdoc go-to-market team. Beginning in March 2020, Hubdoc will be included in all Xero Business Edition subscriptions across the globe.
"We have an amazing opportunity in front of us in Canada since less than 10% of small businesses in North America have adopted cloud accounting services," said Tony Ward, President of Xero Americas. "This is a key growth opportunity for Xero and we're excited to establish our presence in Toronto and help foster innovation for Canadian small businesses so they can share data, uncover insights, and better plan for the future." See 2019 Scoring Tech Talent from CBRE Group Inc.
Will Buckley, Country Manager, Xero Canada.
"As a company, our mission is to rewire the world of small business, making it seamless, simpler and smarter," began Will Buckley, Country Manager, Xero Canada. "Xero helps small businesses work with their closest ally, their accountant or bookkeeper, whether it's doing taxes, understanding their finances, or making plans to grow —with connections to … over 800 third-party apps and more than 200 connections to banks and financial institutions."
"We first launched Xero in Canada in 2018 and it's been incredible to see the amazing growth, progress and community we've created with cloud accounting professionals who want to shape the future of the industry in Canada."
Added Buckley, "Today, we're working with large firms like PwC, Deloitte and Grant Thornton across Canada. We also partner closely with innovative firms like LiveCA—Canada's largest CPA firm without a physical office—to support their clients like BetaKit and WealthSimple. Additional firms we work with include McRally, Cloudmeb and ConnectCPA."
I asked Buckley if global organizations have a responsibility to invest in local start-up ecosystems to which we responded, "Global organizations have a responsibility to present and engage in the important conversations that will grow local ecosystems, even if they are slow to show signs of progress. This way, the investment goes beyond just a local commitment. Global organizations with a robust knowledge of the policies and practices that are capable of truly shaping an industry need to lead by example – not only by challenging lawmakers and institutions, but by lending their expertise to the process so that entire industries can become more efficient, accessible, and valuable to [all]."
In reference to Canada, Buckley added, "Xero has lobbied for federal policies like open banking that will transform the financial landscape for every Canadian. We've also partnered on groundbreaking initiatives, such as CIBC's SmartBanking for Business, to bring the tools that we know – from ample years of experience in countries like Australia and the UK – that are extremely useful for small businesses."
How can Canadian companies better leverage resources to sculpt and dominate the tech space?
Buckley replied, "Xero has been a part of market-led momentum in other countries and we've found that when stakeholders work together, all parties are able to achieve more. By embracing market-led innovation, Canadian companies can pave the way for even broader government-led discussions to shape policies or enact changes in the tech sector."
"Companies can also take the initiative to proactively reach out to the various advisory committees that are set up in their field," offered Buckley. "Earlier this year I wrote an open letter to the Canadian Advisory Committee on the Open Banking Review. These actions put companies on the radar of decision-makers and position a company as a leader in its space."
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July 27 & 28, 2018. And get this...it's a Friday and Saturday night so odds are you don't have to get up early to go to work the next day. So now you can stay until the very last note of the final encore.
Although she's touring to promote her new album, Reputation, I'm fairly certain Taylor won't forget her country roots. You can probably count on hearing all of her big hits alongside the new stuff.
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CSSB 189(FIN) Detail
CSSB 189(FIN): "An Act relating to eligibility for and default, collection, and repayment of student loans; relating to nonrenewal of certain occupational licenses for default on a student loan; and providing for an effective date."
00CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 189(FIN)
01 "An Act relating to eligibility for and default, collection, and repayment of
02 student loans; relating to nonrenewal of certain occupational licenses for default
03 on a student loan; and providing for an effective date."
04 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:
05    * Section 1.  AS 14.42.200(10) is amended to read:
06   (10)  gather information on student loans available to residents of
07 Alaska and disseminate the information to reasonably assure that qualified residents
08 are aware of financial resources available to those attending or desiring to attend
09 institutions for which loans may be made under AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.325, 14.43.600 -
10 14.43.700, or 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [14.43.710 - 14.43.790];
11    * Sec. 2.  AS 14.42.210(a) is amended to read:
12  (a)  The student loan fund is established in the corporation.  The student loan
13 fund is a trust fund to be used to carry out the purposes of AS 14.42.100 - 14.42.390,
14 AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.325, 14.43.600 - 14.43.700, and 14.43.710 - 14.43.750
01 [14.43.710 - 14.43.790].  The fund consists of money or assets appropriated or
02 transferred to the corporation for the fund and money or assets deposited in it by the
03 corporation.  The corporation may establish separate accounts in the fund.
04    * Sec. 3.  AS 14.42.210(b) is amended to read:
05  (b)  Money and other assets of the student loan fund may be used to secure
06 bonds of the corporation, invested in student loans and investments under
07 AS 37.10.071 and used to purchase loans approved under AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.325,
08 14.43.600 - 14.43.700, or 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [14.43.710 - 14.43.790].
09    * Sec. 4.  AS 14.43.120(k) is amended to read:
10  (k)  A borrower's obligation to make periodic payments of principal shall be
11 deferred, but the borrower's obligation to pay interest shall continue, unless the state
12 pays the interest by appropriation under (t) of this section, during any of the following
13 periods:
14   (1)  return to full-time student status in good standing in a career
15 education program, college, or university that meets the requirements under (b) of this
16 section;
17   (2)  if the borrower received a loan to attend as a half-time student,
18 return to
19   (A)  [AT LEAST] half-time student status in good standing in
20   [(A)]  a career education program, college, or university in the
21 state that meets the requirements under (b) of this section; [, OR]
22   (B)  at least half-time student status in good standing in a
23 career education program, college, or university that meets the requirements
24 under (b) of this section, and the borrower is physically present in the state
25 while attending the career education program, college, or university; a borrower
26 is not eligible for deferral under this paragraph for a period longer than eight
27 years; or
28   (C)  full-time student status in good standing in a career
29 education program, college, or university that meets the requirements
30 under (b) of this section;
31   (3)  serving an initial period of up to three years on active duty as a
01 member of the armed forces of the United States;
02   (4)  serving, for up to three years, as a full-time volunteer under the
03 Peace Corps Act;
05 Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973;
06   (6)  serving, for up to two years, as a full-time volunteer under the
07 National and Community Service Trust Act of 1993 (Americorps);
08   (7)  for a one-time period up to 12 months in which the borrower is
09 seeking and unable to find employment in the United States; or
10   (8)  during the period of disability if, after the loan is disbursed, the
11 borrower becomes totally disabled as certified by competent medical authority.
12    * Sec. 5.  AS 14.43.120(v) is amended to read:
13  (v)  In determining a rate of interest under (f)(2) of this section,
14   (1)  the commission shall use a method that ensures that the rate of
15 interest is as low as possible without precluding the ability of the commission to
16 administer loans made under AS 14.43.090 - 14.43.160; and
17   (2)  the total amount charged for administrative costs of the student loan
18 program may not exceed three [TWO AND ONE-HALF] percent above the amount
19 determined under (f)(1) of this section.
21  (a)  A person is eligible for a [MAY APPLY FOR AND OBTAIN A
22 SCHOLARSHIP] loan if the person
23   (1)  is
24   (A)  enrolled as a full-time student in a career education,
25 associate, baccalaureate, or graduate degree program;
26   (B)  enrolled as a half-time student in a career education,
27 associate, baccalaureate, or graduate degree program
28   (i)  in the state; or
29   (ii)  out of the state and is physically present in this state
30 while attending that program; or
31   (C)  a graduate of a high school or the equivalent, or scheduled
01 for graduation from a high school within six months, who, at the time of loan
02 disbursement, will be enrolled in compliance with (A) or (B) of this
03 paragraph [WITH SUFFICIENT CREDITS TO BE ADMITTED TO A
04 CAREER EDUCATION PROGRAM OR TO AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE
05 OR UNIVERSITY];
06   (2)  is not delinquent and has never been [OR] in default on a
07 [PREVIOUSLY AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP] loan previously awarded by the
08 commission; [AND]
09   (3)  is a resident of the state at the time of application for the loan; for
10 purposes of this section, a person qualifies as a resident of the state if at the time of
11 application for the loan the person
12   (A)  has been physically present in the state for at least one year
13 immediately before the time of application for the loan with the intent to
14 remain indefinitely;
15   (B)  is dependent on a parent or guardian for care, the parent or
16 guardian has been present in the state for at least one year immediately before
17 the time of application for the loan with the intent to remain indefinitely, and
18 the person has been present in the state for at least one year of the immediately
19 preceding five years except that the commission may by a two-thirds vote,
20 acting upon a written appeal by the person, grant an exemption to the
21 requirement that the person has been present in the state for one year of the
22 immediately preceding five years;
23   (C)  has been physically present in the state for at least one year
24 immediately before the applicant was absent from the state, the person intends
25 to return permanently to the state, and the absence is due solely to
26   (i)  serving an initial period of up to three years on active
27 duty as a member of the armed forces of the United States;
28   (ii)  serving for up to three years as a full-time volunteer
29 under the Peace Corps Act;
30   (iii)  serving for up to three years as a full-time volunteer
31 under the Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973;
01   (iv)  required medical care for the applicant or the
02 applicant's immediate family;
03   (v)  being a person who otherwise qualifies as a resident
04 and is accompanying a spouse who qualifies as a resident under (i) -
05 (iv) of this paragraph;
06   (vi)  an absence allowed under (D)(i) - (iv) of this
07 paragraph; or
08   (D)  is a dependent of a parent or guardian who has been
09 physically present in the state for at least one year immediately before the
10 parent or guardian was absent from the state, the parent or guardian intends
12   (i)  participating in a foreign exchange student program
13 recognized by the commission;
14   (ii)  attending a school as a full-time student;
15   (iii)  full-time employment by the state;
16   (iv)  being a member of or employed full-time by the
17 state's congressional delegation;
21   (4)  does not have a past due child support obligation established by
22 court order or by the child support enforcement division under AS 25.27.160 -
23 25.27.220 at the time of application or loan disbursement; [AND]
24   (5)  has not, within the previous five years, had a [SCHOLARSHIP]
25 loan discharged or written off by the commission for any reason;
26   (6)  does not have a status, at the time of the application for a loan
27 or disbursement of loan funds, that would prevent the person from repaying the
28 loan as it becomes due;
29   (7)  has not within the previous seven years defaulted on another
30 loan made to the person by a lending entity unless the person can show good faith
31 efforts to repay the loan and extraordinary circumstances that led to the default;
01 and
02   (8)  does not have a credit history, at the time of application for a
03 loan, that demonstrates chronic inability or unwillingness to pay an extension of
04 credit or loan as it becomes due.
05    * Sec. 7.  AS 14.43.125 is amended by adding new sections to read:
06  (d)  Notwithstanding (a)(6) - (8) of this section, the commission may issue a
07 loan to a person if another person who satisfies the requirements of (a)(2) and (a)(4) -
08 (8) of this section cosigns the loan.
09  (e)  The commission may withhold disbursement of a loan if the borrower
10 becomes ineligible under this section.
11    * Sec. 8.  AS 43.43 is amended by adding new sections to read:
12  Sec. 14.43.145.  Default.  (a)  For the purposes of this chapter, a loan is in
13 default if a loan payment has become 180 or more days past due.  Upon default,
14   (1)  repayment of the remaining balance is accelerated and due;
15   (2)  the commission may take the borrower's permanent fund dividend
16 under AS 43.23.067;
17   (3)  the commission may issue an order to withhold and deliver under
18 AS 14.43.147; and
19   (4)  the commission may provide notice of the default to a licensing
20 entity for nonrenewal of the license under AS 14.43.148.
21  (b)  The commission shall notify the borrower of the default, and the
22 consequences of default imposed under (a) of this section, by mailing a notice to the
23 borrower's most recent address provided to the commission by the borrower or
24 obtained by the commission.
25  (c)  A borrower may appeal a notice of default by filing a statement with the
26 executive director, within 30 days after the date of the notice, requesting that the loan
27 status be reviewed.  AS 44.62 (Administrative Procedure Act) does not apply to the
28 review of default under this section.  The borrower has the burden to show that, at the
29 time of the notice of default, no loan payment was more than 180 days past due or that
30 the borrower entered into, and was in compliance with, a default forbearance
31 agreement with the commission.  The decision of the executive director is a final
01 decision that may be appealed to the superior court under the Alaska Rules of
02 Appellate Procedure.
03  Sec. 14.43.147.  Order to withhold and deliver.  (a)  Thirty days after the
04 date a notice of default under AS 14.43.145(b) is mailed or the date of the decision of
05 the executive director under AS 14.43.145(c), whichever is later, the commission may
06 issue an order to withhold and deliver property to a person, or agency or political
07 subdivision of the state, who the commission has reason to believe possesses property
08 due, owing, or belonging to the borrower.
09  (b)  The order to withhold and deliver shall be served personally or by certified
10 mail, return receipt requested, upon the person, or agency or political subdivision of
11 the state, possessing the property.  The order must state the amount of the borrower's
12 liability and include notice of the terms of this section.  All real and personal property,
13 including earnings, that are due, owing, or belonging to the borrower are subject to an
14 order to withhold and deliver.
15  (c)  A person, or agency or political subdivision of the state, served with an
16 order to withhold and deliver, is required to make true answers under oath and in
17 writing to inquiries contained in the order within three weeks after service of the order
18 and to all inquiries subsequently made.
19  (d)  Upon receipt of the order, the person, or agency or political subdivision of
20 the state, shall immediately withhold property due, owing, or belonging to the
21 borrower and shall deliver the property to the commission after three weeks have
22 expired from the date of the service of the order.  Money shall be delivered by
23 remittance payable to the order of the commission.
24  (e)  An employer shall withhold the earnings of a borrower subject to an order
25 at each succeeding interval of payment until the entire amount of the debt stated in the
26 order has been withheld.  An employer may, for each payment made under an order
27 to withhold and deliver, deduct $5 from other wages or salary owed to the borrower.
28  (f)  If a borrower who is subject to an order terminates employment, the
29 employer shall promptly notify the commission and provide the borrower's last known
30 home address and the name and address of the borrower's new employer, if known.
31 The employer shall keep a record of the order for two years after the borrower
01 terminates employment.  If the employer reemploys the borrower within that two-year
02 period, the employer shall immediately reimplement the order unless the employer has
03 received notice of satisfaction under (j) of this section.
04  (g)  An employer may not discharge, discipline, or refuse to employ a borrower
05 on the basis of an order issued under this section.  A person who violates this
06 subsection or a regulation adopted to implement it is liable for a civil penalty of not
07 more than $10,000.  The employee may seek restitution or reinstatement from the
08 employer.
09  (h)  A person, or agency or political subdivision of the state, who complies
10 with an order to withhold and deliver that is regular on its face is not subject to civil
11 liability to an individual or agency for conduct in compliance with the notice.  A state
12 agency that complies with an order to withhold and deliver that is regular on its face
13 is not required to pay interest under AS 37.05.285 for failure to make timely payment
14 to the borrower.
15  (i)  An order to withhold and deliver under this section is subject to the
16 exemptions under AS 09.38.
17  (j)  Upon satisfaction of a loan obligation, the commission shall, within 15
18 working days, notify all persons served with an order under this section that the order
19 is no longer in force.  If the commission receives money under an order after
20 satisfaction of the loan, the commission shall within 15 working days return the
21 overpayment to the borrower.  If the commission fails to return an overpayment as
22 required under this subsection, the commission is liable to the borrower for the amount
23 of the overpayment, plus legal interest under AS 45.45.010.
24  (k)  If a person, or agency or political subdivision of the state, knowingly fails
25 to make an answer to an order under this section within the time prescribed, or
26 knowingly fails to honor an order under this section, the person, or agency or political
27 subdivision of the state, is liable to the commission in an amount equal to 100 percent
28 of the amount that is the basis of the order, together with costs, interest, and
29 reasonable attorney fees.  In this subsection, "knowingly" has the meaning given in
30 AS 11.81.900.
31  (l)  A borrower against whom an order has been served under this section may
01 apply for relief to the superior court.
02  Sec. 14.43.148.  Nonrenewal of license.  (a)  Notwithstanding any other
03 provision of law, a licensing entity may not renew a license issued to a borrower if the
04 licensing entity has received notice from the commission that the licensee is in default
05 on a loan made by the commission.  If the licensee has appealed the determination of
06 default status, the commission shall notify the licensing entity and renewal may not be
07 denied under this section unless and until the appeal has been concluded and the
08 default status affirmed.  Unless a temporary license is issued under (c) of this section,
09 the denial of renewal is effective at the beginning of that renewal period.  Denial of
10 renewal of a license shall continue until the licensing entity receives notice of a release
11 from the commission.  If a license is denied under this section, the licensing entity
12 shall refund the renewal fee less the temporary license fee, if any.
13  (b)  The licensing entity shall provide written notice of the denial of renewal
14 of the license by giving written notice to the licensee or sending the notice to the
15 licensee's last known mailing address on file with the licensing entity.  The licensing
16 agency shall include with the notice a form to request review under (d) of this section;
17 the form must include the commission's address and telephone number.  The notice
18 must inform the licensee of the temporary license granted under (c) of this section if
19 the applicant is otherwise eligible and that, upon expiration of that time period,
20 renewal of the license will be denied unless the licensing entity receives a notice of
21 release under (f) of this section from the commission.
22  (c)  A licensing entity shall issue a temporary license valid for the first 150
23 days of the renewal period to a licensee whose license renewal is denied under this
24 section if the licensee is otherwise eligible for renewal.  Only one temporary license
25 may be issued during a renewal period.  The licensing entity shall adopt by regulation
26 a fee for issuance of a temporary license under this section; the amount of the fee shall
27 be set so that the fees collected under this section, to the extent reasonable, cover the
28 costs of implementing and administering this section.
29  (d)  Within 30 days after receiving the notice under (b) of this section, the
30 licensee may request review by the commission.  AS 44.62 (Administrative Procedure
31 Act) does not apply to the denial of renewal of a license under this section.  Within
01 30 days after receiving a written request for review, the executive director shall inform
02 the applicant in writing of the executive director's findings.  The executive director's
03 finding is a final decision that may be appealed to the superior court under the Alaska
04 Rules of Appellate Procedure.
05  (e)  For the purpose of review under (d) of this section, the licensee has the
06 burden to show that
07   (1)  the commission has not sent a notice of default in compliance with
08 AS 14.43.145(b);
09   (2)  the notice of default has been rescinded after review under
10 AS 14.43.145(c); or
11   (3)  the licensee has met the requirements of (f) of this section.
12  (f)  The commission shall provide a notice of release to the licensing entity if
13 the licensee
14   (1)  pays all costs of collection and the interest and principal that would
15 have been due if the loan had not been accelerated; or
16   (2)  has negotiated a payment schedule with the commission after the
17 loan is in default and has made complete and timely payments under the negotiated
18 agreement for the four most recent and consecutive months.
19  (g)  Notwithstanding (a) of this section, the denial of renewal of a teacher's
20 certificate is effective not sooner than the end of the contract year after the commission
21 has notified the teacher of the default status of the loan as provided under
23  (h)  In this section,
24   (1)  "license" means,
25   (A)  except as provided in (B) of this paragraph, a license,
26 certificate, permit, registration, or other authorization that, at the time of
27 issuance, will be valid for more than 150 days and that may be acquired from
28 a state agency to perform an occupation, including the following:
29   (i)  license relating to boxing or wrestling under
30 AS 05.10;
31   (ii)  authorization to perform an occupation regulated
01 under AS 08;
02   (iii)  teacher certificate under AS 14.20;
03   (iv)  authorization under AS 18.08 to perform emergency
04 medical services;
05   (v)  asbestos worker certification under AS 18.31;
06   (vi)  boiler operator's license under AS 18.60.395;
07   (vii)  certificate of fitness under AS 18.62;
08   (viii)  hazardous painting certification under AS 18.63;
09   (ix)  certification as a correctional, probation, or parole
10 officer under AS 18.65.245;
11   (x)  security guard license under AS 18.65.400 -
12 18.65.490;
13   (xi)  license relating to insurance under AS 21.27;
14   (xii)  employment agency permit under AS 23.15.330 -
16   (xiii)  registration as a broker-dealer, agent, or investment
17 adviser under AS 45.55.030;
18   (xiv)  certification as a pesticide applicator under
19 AS 46.03.320;
20   (xv)  certification as a storage tank worker or contractor
22   (xvi)  certification as a water and wastewater works
23 operator under AS 46.30; and
24   (B)  does not include
25   (i)  a commercial fishing license under AS 16.05.480,
26 including a crewmember fishing license;
27   (ii)  a vessel license issued under AS 16.05.490 or
29   (iii)  a license issued under AS 47.35;
30   (iv)  a business license issued under AS 43.70;
31   (v)  an entry permit or interim-use permit issued under
01 AS 16.43; or
02   (vi)  a driver's license issued under AS 28.15;
03   (2)  "licensee" means a person holding a license or applying to renew
04 a license;
05   (3)  "licensing entity" means the state agency that issues or renews a
06 license; in the case of a license issued or renewed by the Department of Commerce
07 and Economic Development after an applicant's qualifications are determined by
08 another agency, "licensing entity" means the Department of Commerce and Economic
09 Development;
10    * Sec. 9.  AS 14.43.640(a) is repealed and reenacted to read:
11  (a)  To the extent that they are not in conflict with the provisions of
12 AS 14.43.600 - 14.43.700, the provisions of AS 14.43.100 - 14.43.160 are applicable
13 to loans made under AS 14.43.600 - 14.43.700.
14    * Sec. 10.  AS 14.43.720(a) is amended to read:
15  (a)  The family education loan account is created within the scholarship
16 revolving loan fund (AS 14.43.090).  The account shall be used to make family
17 education loans to families selected under AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [AS 14.43.710 -
18 14.43.790], to pay the costs of collecting family education loans that are in default if
19 those costs are not recovered from the family, and to pay the costs of administering
20 the account.  Unless the instrument evidencing the family education loan has been sold
21 or assigned to the Alaska Student Loan Corporation, repayments of principal and
22 interest on family education loans shall be paid into the family education loan account.
23 If estimated funds available from family education loan repayments are inadequate to
24 fully fund estimated family education loans in a fiscal year, additional funding from
25 the general fund may be requested and appropriated for that year.
27  (a) The provisions of AS 14.43.100, 14.43.110, 14.43.120(a) - (d), [(i),] (m),
28 and (r) - (u), [AND] 14.43.135, 14.43.145 - 14.43.150, and 14.43.910 - 14.43.990
29 apply to a loan made under AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.790].
30    * Sec. 12.  AS 14.43.740(c) is amended to read:
31  (c)  Interest on a loan made under AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [AS 14.43.710 -
01 14.43.790] is at a rate of five percent a year unless the loan is in default. Interest on
02 a loan that is in default is 10 percent a year.
03    * Sec. 13.  AS 14.43.740(d) is amended to read:
04  (d)  Repayment of the principal and interest on a loan made under
05 AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.750 [AS 14.43.710 - 14.43.790] begins on the first of the month
06 immediately following loan disbursement.  The loan may be cancelled without
07 prejudice at any time before actual disbursement.  The loan shall provide for
08 repayment of the total amount owed in periodic installments in not more than 10 years
09 from the commencement of repayment.  If the commission and the borrower agree to
10 a different repayment schedule, the borrower shall repay the loan in accordance with
11 the agreement.
12    * Sec. 14.  AS 14.43.740 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:
13  (f)  The commission may withhold disbursement of a loan if the borrower or
14 family member is no longer eligible under AS 14.43.750.
16  (a)  A person may apply for and obtain a family education loan on behalf of
17 a family member if
18   (1)  the borrower
19   (A)  is a resident of the state at the time of application for the
20 loan; for purposes of this paragraph, a borrower qualifies as a resident of the
21 state if the borrower has been physically present in the state for at least one
22 year immediately before the time of application for the loan with the intent
23 to remain indefinitely or, if not physically present in the state, the
24 borrower has not declared or established residency in another state,
25 intends to return permanently to the state, and the absence meets the
26 requirements imposed under AS 14.43.125(a)(3)(C)(i) - (vi);
27   (B) satisfies the requirements of AS 14.43.125(a)(6) - (8);
28   (2)  the family member
29   (A)  is enrolled as a full-time student in a career education,
30 associate, baccalaureate, or graduate degree program; or
31   (B)  is a graduate of a high school or the equivalent, or
01 scheduled for graduation from a high school within six months, who, at the
02 time of loan disbursement, will be enrolled in compliance with (A) of this
05 OR UNIVERSITY]; and
06   (3)  neither the borrower nor the family member
07   (A)  is delinquent or has ever been [OR] in default on a
08 [PREVIOUSLY AWARDED STUDENT] loan previously awarded by the
09 commission;
10   (B)  is past due on a child support obligation established by
11 court order or by the child support enforcement division under
12 AS 25.27.160 - 25.27.220 at the time of application or loan disbursement;
13   (C)  has, within the previous five years, had a loan
14 discharged or written off by the commission for any reason [FROM THE
15 STATE].
17  (d)  This section does not apply to a temporary license issued under
19    * Sec. 17.  AS 43.23.067 is repealed and reenacted to read:
20  Sec. 43.23.067.  Claims of defaulted education loans.  (a)  AS 09.38 does not
21 apply to a permanent fund dividend taken under AS 14.43.145.  Notwithstanding
22 AS 09.35, the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education may take a permanent
23 fund dividend under AS 14.43.145 by delivering a claim to the department certifying
24 the following information:
25   (1)  the name and social security number of the individual whose
26 dividend is being claimed;
27   (2)  the amount the individual owes on a loan awarded under AS 14.43;
29   (3)  a statement that the loan is in default under AS 14.43.145, or, if the
30 individual has requested review of the status of the loan under AS 14.43.145(c), that
31 a final determination has been made that the loan is in default.
01  (b)  The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education shall notify the
02 individual of a claim under (a) of this section.  The notice shall be sent to the address
03 provided in the individual's permanent fund dividend application and must provide the
04 following information:
05   (1)  the amount of the claim;
06   (2)  notice that the amount of the permanent fund dividend up to the
07 amount of the claim shall be paid to the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary
08 Education to be credited against the individual's loan balance; and
09   (3)  the individual's right to a hearing under (c) of this section.
10  (c)  Within 30 days after the date of the notice under (b) of this section, the
11 individual may request a hearing.  AS 44.62.330 - 44.62.630 apply to a hearing under
12 this section.  At the hearing, the borrower has the burden to show that
17   (3)  the amount owed by the borrower is less than the amount claimed
18 from the permanent fund dividend.
19  (d)  If the amount owed by the borrower is determined under (c) of this section
20 to be some amount greater than $0, but less than the amount claimed, the commission
21 may amend its claim to the amount determined to be owing.
22    * Sec. 18.  AS 08.02.025; AS 14.43.120(i), 14.43.120(q), 14.43.740(b), and 14.43.790 are
23 repealed.
24    * Sec. 19.  Notwithstanding sec. 21 of this Act, the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary
25 Education may immediately proceed to adopt regulations necessary to implement the changes
26 made by this Act.  The regulations take effect under AS 44.62 (Administrative Procedure Act),
27 but not before the effective date of sec. 21 of this Act.
28    * Sec. 20.  Section 19 of this Act takes effect immediately under AS 01.10.070(c).
29    * Sec. 21.  Except as provided in sec. 20 of this Act, this Act takes effect July 1, 1997.


Even William of Ockham could agree a name is not enough to accomplish what you want.
Exactly. "What's in a name?" Or to give the issue an analytic spin, compare with the concept of isomorphism in graph theory: as long as continue to exhibit hanumisselska behaviors like I do now, my real name (or any fake name I use) doesn't matter that much. My vertices and edges remain the same.
That is why the real name of the Abrahamic god is unknown. It doesn't mean anything now but at one time that was one of the significant distinctions between the early Jewish religion and surrounding pagan beliefs in the Near East.
Wait, Hugo isn't your parent. Or do you mean someone else?
It was trite and lewd. I regret taking it up.
I use Darrell and always have. someone may be able to do something with that. Maybe but what? I can see the idea as being valid as that is what things began with..
Oh, something got lost in the translation, I meant "family member", we use the Spanish word "pariente" for that, which is similar to the English "parent", hence my mistake. That said, one of my parents, my father Carlos, is a tango singer, he is part of a pretty experimental choro.
Oh, something got lost in the translation, I meant "family member", we use the Spanish word "pariente" for that, which is similar to the English "parent", hence my mistake.
I suspected as much. Even so, your command of English seems to have improved markedly over the past few months.
Oh man! I love that explanation. Specially with the graph (One picture is worth 128K words ).
You denied that you speak Nederlands and I could tell that you obviously do, so I said "In the same way, I don't speak any Swedish...you're such a liar, Freston." Det var ju på skoj. ("I was kidding, of course.") 'lögnhals' means that you have lies in your throat.
BTW, I don't speak Nederlands but I have cursory experience with it because of my fondness for Germanic languages and mythology ... (and heavy metal and folk music ... and stuff .
'På, jag' are words like 'you, me, us, their, them, her' I don't know which is which.
EDIT: It strikes me now: lögnhals = leugenhals .... and not langhals. It becomes apparent when you speak it as it's spoken in the original lanuage. the Scandinavian ö is like the Dutch eu. (to our American friends: the Dutch a is like your e, the Dutch e is like your i, your i is like our ij, etcetera...).
You must mean German then. 'cuz There is no good metal in Dutch. There are good Dutch metal bands.... but they don't sing in Dutch. And rightfully so.
Ah! I'm more into statistical analysis myself, but discrete math has it's applications. Geekish? Yeah! So??
På samma sätt pratar jag ingen svenska. Vilken lögnhals är du, Freston.
On same way speak I no Swedish. Which liar are you, Freston.
'På' is roughly equivalent to 'op' in that it's the word you use when in doubt. 'Ingen', 'inget' and 'inga' are all essentially the same as 'geen', differentiated for gender and number.
I beg to differ. Heidevolk are a good example of a Dutch-singing metal band. Say what you want about the cheesyness and exaggerated masculinity of their music and/or that fan video but I like their lyrics writing, to be honest. Someone said "the biggest gayheid uit heel nederland, f--- volk metal! k-- muziek" on the comments thread, but what does he know?
Ah! I'm more into statistical analysis myself, but discrete math has its applications. Geekish? Yeah! So??
I intend to study practical statistics to some extent in the coming semester on my own, because a friend of mine shall take statistics and I want to be able to answer any questions she has. I am formally taking discrete mathematics this semester and wanted to prepare in advance.
Also, I am an American, BTW ... if you can believe that.
Surely using an expression like OWNT LOL (as in my signature) makes me American.
Well,you can scan your card, but you'll be violating laws just the same. Ah darn, you can't prove it. I'll grant it to ya! You're the only American who knows Scandinavian.
Starewise, usually blank, absent-minded, distressed, paranoid or angry ... sometimes mildly amused.
Statewise, I am Pennsylvanian, with New Jersey-an parents. We live in the east, fairly near NJ, where relatives on my father's side live, so in some sense I could be considered a Jersey boy as well. I feel more affinity towards the grim heathen forests woods shaws skogarna of Pennsylvania than the endless tract of suburbia that is New Jersey though.
"Knowing names is my job. My art. To weave the magic of a thing, you see, one must find its true name out. In my lands we keep our true names hidden all our lives long, from all but those whom we trust utterly; for there is great power, and great peril, in a name."
Magic on Earthsea is verbal: All objects have a true name, in an old language still spoken by the dragons which is known simply as the Old Speech. By using this language, it is possible to have power over an object or living thing. To protect themselves from this, most characters have two names: one for everyday use and one, the true name, known only to select close friends and family members – sometimes no-one.


text:
package net.ultrametrics.fractactor

import scala.actors.Actor
import scala.actors.Actor._
import scala.actors.remote._
import scala.actors.remote.RemoteActor._

import net.ultrametrics.fractactor.Settings._
import net.ultrametrics.math.Complex

/**
 * A remote client to exercise MandelbrotCalculator.
 *
 * Accepts on the command-line a set of parameters describing a
 * single point to be calculated. Asynchronously sends a message to
 * the remote calculator actor and receives a response.
 */
class RemoteMandelbrotClient extends Actor with Serializable {
  RemoteActor.classLoader = getClass().getClassLoader()
  val calculator = select(Node("localhost", CALC_PORT), 'lambda)

  def act() {
    alive(CLIENT_PORT)
    register('client, self)
    loop {
      react {
        // receive the calculation result message from the calculator actor
        case VerySimpleRequest(c) => {
          calculator !! VerySimpleRequest(c)
        }
        case SimpleResponse(c, result) => {
          println("client received result: " + c + ": " + result)
          System.exit(0) // terminate after receiving the result
        }
        case msg => println("unknown message: " + msg)
      }
    }
  }

  def orchestrate(i: Int, c: Complex) {
      this !! VerySimpleRequest(c) // send calculation request message
  }
}

object RemoteMandelbrotClient {
  val usage = """
    Usage: MandelbrotClient iterationLimit real imaginary
      e.g. MandelbrotClient 256 1.05 -1.62
  """

  def main(args: Array[String]) {
    if(args.length < 3) {
      println(usage)
      System.exit(2)
    }
    else {
      val iterationLimit = args(0).toInt
      val c = new Complex(args(1).toDouble, args(2).toDouble)
      val client = new RemoteMandelbrotClient
      client.start
      client.orchestrate(iterationLimit, c)
    }
  }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The first 120,000 refugees who escaped from Vietnam after the fall of Saigon arrived in Guam and Wake Island for processing before heading to the U.S. mainland and other countries worldwide.
Operation New Life was launched on April 23, 1975 (and ended on October 16, 1975) with the goal of resettling the refugees. Refugees arriving by planes during the last week of April-well connected and/or rich people-were bused first to the staging area where they could rest and complete their paperwork. Distributed "K" rations that consisted of ham, crackers, jelly and peanut butter as well as sanitary kits softened their hunger and discomfort. Once rested and fed, they went through a brief physical examination before being sent to the customs. They were later shuttled to the galvanized Quonset huts of the "Tin City" on the grounds of Anderson AFB (Air Force Base).
When they landed in Guam, some first-vawe evacuees were reported to have brought gold plates sewn into coat linings through customs. Others who tripped the airport metal detector were found to have gold bullions shaped into cylinders hidden in their rectums.
As the Saigon government refused to grant exit permits, the only way to get out was to have an American connection. Some desperate Vietnamese had offered bribes, ranging from $600 to as much as $7,000, to Americans to help them escape the war. Others frantically drove around the city to look for alternatives. As the Tân Sơn Nhứt airport was disabled by enemy rockets, they turned their sight to the Vietnamese Navy or commercial boats. Others just used whatever floated such as sampans, barges, fishing boats, ferries to make their escape. Some drove all the way to the coastal village of Vũng Tàu, seventy miles east of Saigon, to catch a fishing boat.


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