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These instructions will show you how to make an easy origami rabbit folded from a Fish Base. If you've never folded anything before we recommend that you check out our Beginner's Guide first. It'll show you all the basic folds and techniques.
Step 3) Fold both sides at the bottom in to the centre along the dotted lines.
Step 4) Pull out the paper trapped inside and fold it flat into a Rabbit Ear Fold on each side. This gives you a Fish Base.
Step 5) Fold the top part of the paper down and behind the model.
Step 6) Fold both sides in to the centre along the dotted lines.
Step 7) Fold the top flap of paper up along the dotted line.
Step 8) Fold the paper in half bringing the left side behind the model.
Step 9) Make an Inside Reverse Fold along the dotted line.
Step 10) Make another Inside Reverse Fold along the dotted line.
Step 11) Make another Inside Reverse Fold up along the dotted line.
Step 12) Make one more Inside Reverse Fold so the tail isn't so pointy.
Step 13) Rotate the model about 90 degrees.
Step 14) Make an Outside Reverse Fold on the middle flap of paper.
Step 15) Make another Inside Reverse Fold to complete the head.
Step 16) Open up both ears making them a bit more 3D.
What did you think about this origami rabbit? Let us know in the comments!
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Maybe you find that amusing, or even startling. But the truth is: Growth never stops.
I will never, ever be finished understanding, knowing – and surprising – myself. It's a life's work.
And, to be honest, sometimes all the options available in our lives are a little overwhelming. How do we decide where to focus, and what to say no to?
To figure that out, a Friday ago I sat down and asked myself some questions which served to focus and streamline my energy. Maybe you can benefit from asking yourself the same questions, too.
1. What do I no longer want to do? What no longer feels right?
Now, in my case, I made two columns – the left one was affirmative, and listed what I want to keep. The right column was a list of 14 things that no longer feel right, such as "stupid rules", "my wardrobe" and "eating crap". Your list might be a wee bit different. Or not.
2. What needs to be cleaned up? Literally, and figuratively?
Again, two columns: Literally and Figuratively. In "Literally", I put down "hall closet" (tell me – how's your hall closet, hmmn?), and "garden" – so feel free to identify those niggling areas of your world which physically could stand a good cleaning or de-cluttering. In the "Figurative" realm, I'll bet you have a couple of areas to address. I know I certainly do.
3. What do I want that I don't have?
Oh, boy. This is a rich area. Don't edit yourself here – let your psyche run wild. Your inner knowing will tell you things that may suprise you – such as, "I want support" and suddenly you'll find yourself looking for a new calendar, a cleaning crew, an assistant, and a pool boy named Paolo (even though you have no pool). It is amazing what comes up.
4. What are my beliefs around (work/love/money/life – whatever you feel is most troublesome in your day)?
This is a huge area that holds people back. We have hard and fast beliefs in the most stuck areas of our lives, and it's really only those beliefs that hold us back. "Work must be hard", for example. Or, "all the good ones are taken". And, "people like us never get ahead". Writing those beliefs down on paper is a great way to begin to examine them to see if they are at all true. And most of them…aren't. They're just in the way of our happiness and success, so collect them, examine them and drop 'em like they're hot – so you can get moving toward what you want.
5. How can I be more grateful every day?
Research shows that focusing on what is working and expressing gratitude about it creates a sense of well-being which powerfully impacts health, work and relationships. So I came up with five things I can do daily to be in the gratitude zone: set positive intentions; be mindful and notice good things; say it out loud to someone else or myself; smile; and, thank people. Easy peasy, huh? What will you come up with?
6. How can I nurture myself better?
Sleep. Feed myself well. Stretch physically and mentally. Learn daily. See doctors as needed. Stand up straight.
That last one there sounds small, but when I stand up straight I feel better. Stronger. Like I'm ready for anything.
I had a #7, too.
7. What books need writing?
Now, this may or may not be a question you ask yourself. But asking it in this way instead of "what book can I write that will make me a ton of money?" allows real ideas to come forward. Ideas that will serve people, have an impact and allow you to write a book that's memorable. And might just make you some money. Of course, I came up with six ideas – you know me. And now it's time for sifting and shifting, and something great will emerge (notice the positivity? Yay, me! I am already doing #6!).
Now comes the fun part. Having asked myself these questions, and answering them honestly and openly, I came up with a set of to-dos that feel focused, efficient and purposeful.
All from seven little questions.
How are you going to answer them?


As if the music rose from the mouth of the ocean.
The respite from the song, the sleepless state is to imagine the breeze of the sea air , the night sky, and imagine, vividly. that the walls of the room have given way to the larger world that this person knows they will be departing. It seems to me that this the need to deny the isolation of the end, the end, and to have the senses feel more fully, again, what is unique and textured; we might be reading about someone trying to change the tune that will not stop from a dour funeral march to a moving, rhythmic sound that might reanimate the muscles, give strength to the bones, make the labored breathing a full intake of wind. More than that--"No one, not even you, not even you,/can hear me singing./ As if the music arouse from the mouth of the ocean."-- there's a feeling that we might have walked into a room where someone was talking to themselves, speaking in odd referents as though rehearsing some lines of a sad monologue, in preparation for a large, all transforming transformation. Shindler's hero has a desire to be merge with all things that he has known and with all things that have formed him, to sing and have himself become integral to the planet.
Like rain before it reaches us.
Like wind twirling dresses on the clothesline.
the history of the ocean.
The last moments may be with someone.
It's less the prospect of death that incites the dread than it is the knowledge that one stands to be alone at the moment of passing and forgotten afterwards; delicately, persuasively we enter into the thought stream of someone in some half-awake delirium, drawn between the desire to merge with a the essence of a life bringing ocean and to remain , at the end, on the less abstract plain of being in the company of an intimate. These are the thoughts of someone on the way out, weighing up the imagined options of their end.it would seem to me that the narrator does not want to leave this life and is , at first, insisting that he deny an eternal darkness by somehow melding his spirit with the churning, endless, life giving power of the ocean. Later, though, there is acquiescence and the speaker accepts his fate, it seems, and ceases to make demands about the terms of his death and instead prays humbly for a more modest favor, two days for the arrival of the nameless "you" whom the poem addresses. There is a transition here that is quick and seamless, but not seeming arbitrary. Rather than live on forever, somehow, there is the right sized desire to have what one sees at the end be a person for whom a lifetime was worth all that came with it.


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Environmentalists Push EPA for Even Costlier Ozone Limits
January 29, 2015 • Posted by EPA Facts Team
Today, the EPA began hearings on its proposal to slash ozone standards by up to 20 percent (from 75 parts per billion to between 65 and 70 ppb). Areas of nearly every state wouldn't be able to meet a 65 ppb limit, but environmental groups want the agency to go even further by imposing a limit of 60 ppb.
Environmental activist groups, like the Sierra Club and Natural Resources Defense Council, insist that a 60 ppb ozone limit is necessary to protect against asthma attacks and premature deaths. Though the proposed limit will impose a high cost on a wide array of U.S. industries, the EPA claims that lowering the limit will result in billions of dollars in net benefits because of improved public health. But as a new report from Energy In Depth points out, the science used to justify these standards and calculate the net benefits is highly suspicious.
In fact, some researchers argue that the EPA's proposed standards could make public health worse. Dr. Michael Honeycutt, director of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Toxicology Division, examined EPA's data and found that a 65-70 ppb ozone standard could result in dozens more premature deaths.
And lowering the limit to the environmentalist-approved 60 ppb would result in a loss of 4.3 million job equivalents each year—a fact that jeopardizes both our economy's health and public health. It's well established that stable, well-paying employment leads to better health. As the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation points out, laid-off workers are 54% more likely to have fair or poor health. (rearranged to avoid two em dashes in same paragraph)
So while EPA bureaucrats and environmentalists wax poetic about the need for ever-more-stringent air rules, their lofty policies may actually be putting Americans' health in jeopardy.
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How to fly from Gorno-Altaisk to Moscow?
On holiday in the Gorno-Altaisk you could seeTransfiguration Church, to visit the site of ancient human settlements - on Ulalinskoy Paleolithic site, visit the Republican Museum of Local Lore, spend time in the amusement park "Rainbow", billiard club "Carom" Paintball club "Altai" and "height", night clubs, "the B52 "," Mechanics "and" Rome "? And soon you will be a return flight to Moscow?
How to fly from Gorno-Altaisk to Moscow (direct flight)?
Gorno-Altaisk removed from Moscow to 3100 km (the flight takes approximately 5 hours). For example, a flight in "Vnukovo" from "Transaero" will last for 4 hours and 55 minutes, and in "Domodedovo" with the "S7 Airlines" - exactly 5 hours.
Recognizing airfare Gorno-Altaisk -Moscow advisable to advance: the average price ranges from 5300-8700 rubles, but for the purchase of low-cost tickets, you can count on in the winter months (when it comes to the cost of tickets to the interface, the ticket, assuming flight over Novosibirsk, would cost you approximately 11100 rubles).
At the docks in Adler, Novosibirsk,St. Petersburg and other cities, your way to the house will take at least 7 hours. If you do not consider the time allotted for the docking, the air you will spend 6.5 hours, and by Adler ( "S7 Airlines", "Red Wings"), on the way through Novosibirsk ( "Kras Air", "Aeroflot") - 7:00 .
For flights from Gorno-Altaisk to Moscow to meetThe following carriers flying in the Airbus A 320, Boeing 737, Airbus A 318, the ATR 42 and other aircraft: "Utair"; "S7 Airlines"; "Transaero"; "Ural Airlines". It should be noted that the average of this route is carried out 3 times a week.
Go check in Gorno-Altaisk - Moscowtravelers will be offered at the airport, "Gorno-Altaisk" (PGK), located 14 km from the city (you can reach here by bus № 218-1, 218-2, 102). Here wait for departure home can be in the waiting room, to satisfy hunger in food establishments, to get souvenirs at the gift shop, using ATM services and luggage storage.
What you can do during your stay in the air?
In flight, it is advisable to decide who from theirpresent souvenirs purchased in Gorno-Altaisk, in the form of honey, pine nuts, folk art items (charms, dishes, amulets, costumes, paintings), blankets made of goat hair, musical instruments (Camus, topshur), carpets, hand-stitched, figurines made of stone.
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Try These Two Hiking Routes at Yakushima, the Setting of the Famous Ghibli Film "Princess Mononoke"!
Explore the mystical virgin forests of Shiretoko Five Lakes, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site!
To Chichijima Island of the Ogasawara Islands, where beautiful Bonin blue sea awaits.


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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says 'Street League is making a difference to young people'
Street League has been awarded £200,000 at the People's Postcode Lottery's charity gala dinner in Edinburgh, where First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was guest of honour.
Players of People's Postcode Lottery also awarded an extra £1.425 million to long-term supported charities, with Street League being one of 57 charities that received an extra £25,000 alongside the £200,000 already awarded.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, who presented the cheque to Street League Chief Executive Matt Stevenson-Dodd, was full of praise for the charity's work. She said: "Street League is making a difference to young people across Scotland and the rest of the UK. Using sport as a route to provide young people with the skills to turn their lives around is a fantastic venture."
The leader of the Scottish National Party continued: "Everyone at Street League works so hard to give thousands of people a helping hand to improve their life. They deserve enormous praise and I congratulate them on this award."
On receiving the award, Matt Stevenson-Dodd said: "Supporting a young person into sustained employment is essential in changing their lives, enabling them to become happy, contributing, financially-independent members of their community."
Matt added: "This generous funding from players of People's Postcode Lottery will help us to reduce youth unemployment in the UK."
Almost £40million has been raised by the People's Postcode Lottery to help charities such as Street League progress further and their generosity will go towards helping 2000 unemployed young people aged 16-24 into work, education or training throughout Scotland.
Using the power of football to engage with those in need, Street League's Academy programme enables young people to develop employability skills such as teamwork, communication and self-awareness, and they get to play football every day. Participants undergo CV-writing and mock interview sessions with real employers, and acquire nationally-recognised qualifications in numeracy, literacy and employability.


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Q: Local formula for the signature of $4k$-manifold In "The Euler characteristic is the unique locally determined homotopy invariant of finite complexes" on page 61 in the penultimate paragraph, Levitt mentions that if one restricts to compact PL $4k$-manifolds then the signature is "locally defined" - i.e. that there is a real-valued function $d$ on triangulated $(4k-1)$-spheres (up to simplicial-isomorphism) with the property that
$$
\sigma(M) = \sum_{v \in M^0} d( \text{link}(v)).
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What is this function $d$?  I am particularly interested in the case where $k=1$.

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Bedrós Hadjián (, Jarablus, 24 de enero de 1933 - Buenos Aires, 3 de septiembre de 2012) fue un educador, periodista y escritor sirio-armenio naturalizado argentino.

Biografía
Nació en Jarablus (Siria) el 24 de enero de 1933. Desde 1954 se dedicó a la docencia, dictando clases historia, lengua y literatura armenia en escuelas de Der El Zor y Alepo. En 1968-1970 ocupó el cargo de rector del liceo Karen Yeppé, de Alepo. Desde 1970 se estableció en Buenos Aires (Argentina), donde dirigió el Instituto Educativo San Gregorio El Iluminador hasta su retiro en 2007.

Hadjián tuvo una importante actuación pública, política y editorial en las comunidades de la diáspora armenia. Ejerció como subdirector del diario Arevelk de Alepo, dirigiendo luego la redacción del diario Armenia de Buenos Aires (1971-1986). En 1984 fue condecorado con la insignia Surp Sahag- Surp Mesrob por el Catolicós Vazken I.

Bedrós Hadjián es autor de varios libros de literatura, de historia y de textos escolares en idioma armenio, español e inglés. Falleció en Buenos Aires el 3 de septiembre de 2012.

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What does it mean to be thankful in all things? Join Pam Kanaly and Kim Heinecke for a candid discussion about gratitude, and gain insight into teaching your children the art of thanksgiving. They'll share tips and proven practices to lead your kids toward an attitude of gratefulness this season.


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While Israel was established as a safe haven for the Jewish people, the expansionist aims and the oppressive policies of Israel make the prospects for peace in the Holy Land recede further as the years go by. Why, then, have the majority of Americans unconditionally supported Israel's policies, ignoring the human rights violations and thwarting the possibility of pulling Israel back from its self-destructive course?
An American Jew, Mark Braverman thought he understood the reasons for Israel's existence. But when he began to understand the forces perpetuating the conflict, he realized just how far we are from achieving peace. Drawing on the historical lessons of the Civil Rights movement and the struggle against South African apartheid, Braverman offers a course of action both at home and abroad that will bring about a just and lasting peace. He delivers a strong message to Jews and Christians alike: it is not anti-Semitic to stand up for justice for the Palestinian people. A Wall in Jerusalem offers a provocative and unique perspective on this controversial issue, and specific, real-time prescriptions for action, with specific emphasis on the role of the church in our time.
Read Reviews of A Wall in Jerusalem on Electronic Intifada and by British blogger Robert Cohen
From A Wall in Jerusalem:
"I traveled to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories because of a feeling that would not leave me alone: that there was another side to the story that I had been told as a Jew growing up in postwar America. I witnessed Israel's separation wall snaking through the West Bank; the humiliating checkpoints restricting Palestinian movement; the network of Jewish-only highways; the massive, continuing construction of illegal Jewish-only settlements and towns on Palestinian land; the vicious acts of ideological Jewish settlers destroying Palestinian orchards and physically assaulting farmers, housewives, and schoolchildren; and the destructive impact of militarization and ongoing conflict on Israeli society. I realized that a humanitarian crime was being committed, and that the role of occupier was leading Israel toward political disaster and the Jewish people down a road of spiritual peril…Standing before the huge barrier of concrete and steel, the grim consequences of our national homeland project became agonizingly clear to me. I was beginning to understand that we had to move on, toward a renewed Jewish identity, where freedom from fear meant walls being dismantled, not built higher. On that day, the wall inside me began to come down. "
You can order the book at a discount from the author directly.
Just contact Mark Braverman at markbraverman48@gmail.com
"A compelling, persuasive book to which attention must be paid…A summons that is filled with hopeful possibility for new peace-making initiatives beyond old ideologies."
—Walter Brueggemann, Columbia Theological Seminary
"Compassionate, intelligent, and laying a groundwork for both courage and healing."
—Fr. Richard Rohr, Franciscan priest and author


Map of the Moravian settlement of Bethlehem, PA, 1758.
The Moravians: What Does It Take to Build a Religious Community?
Pennsylvania has always been a haven for religious refugees from Europe and a destination for spiritual seekers determined to build intentional communities of shared values and faith. The Moravian community in Bethlehem, Ephrata Cloister, the Harmony Society in Ambridge, and less well-known groups help tell the story of Pennsylvania's many holy experiments.
Bring this subject into focus through the following chapters. These stories take exploration of the main story further by providing more detail for you to learn and explore.
Memoirs of Moravian Anna Marie Worbass, née Schemmel, 1722-1795.


The Food: The first-time restaurateur's menu features small plates influenced by her background (Pakistani, Indian), the countries she grew up in (Pakistan, the United States and Canada) and where her father travelled for work (Thailand). The dishes are based on family recipes that have been refined and given a contemporary spin: scallop ceviche is tossed in lime-coconut milk and given some Gujarati flair with spiced puffed rice (a typical street snack); instead of a soft corn tortilla, the vegetarian taco features crispy vegetable pakoras on a palm-sized paratha. Many of the dish components are made from scratch, including the 30-ingredient curry paste in her Ismaili beef curry (a recipe that's been in her family for four generations), and the crispy whole wheat noodle nest that tops the Khao Shay.
The Drinks: Draught and bottled beers, as well as a short selection of wine (including, appropriately, bottles from Napa Valley's Rickshaw). Cocktails and fresh juices are all given South-Asian spins, like a rummy watermelon number with a hit of cilantro.
The Space: Although the casual, 40-seat restaurant has kept many design elements from its predecessor, Lot St., it's been given a fresh coat of paint and more lighting.
The copper pipe light fixture, exposed brick and most of the woodwork were inherited from Lot St.
Chicken paratha tacos: chicken, mint, lime, cucumber and jalapeños on crispy paratha. $6 for two.
Vegetable paratha tacos: veggie fritters (potato, zucchini, onion) and an apple-fennel slaw on crispy paratha. $5 for two.
Scallop ceviche with coconut and lime, served on spiced puffed rice. $7 each or $12 for two.
The backbone of an Ismaili beef curry is the homemade paste that contains peanuts, cashews and curry leaves (plus 26 other ingredients). Feerasta takes seven hours to make it. $14.
Khao shay: similar to Khao Soi, but with a lighter, coconut-lime broth, braised beef, cilantro and crispy wheat noodles. Another family recipe, which comes by way of Feerasta's grandfather's Burmese sister-in-law. $13.
The crispy milk pastry was inspired by a treat Feerasta's father would bring back from Thailand. It's filled with condensed milk, cardamom, almonds and rose petals. $5.
Sigh of Relief: rum, watermelon, cilantro, mint. $12.
"Staged at"…thought we were done with that ridiculousness. A stage could mean three hours cleaning vegetables one day. Certainly it was not a full-time job for any extended period of time.
Think of it as like an unpaid internship for a 1st year university student. Can it be a good learning experience? Sure. Is it anything like cooking in a kitchen full-time, or a stamp of approval? Definitely not.
It's really good to see more fusion restaurants like this popping up. Me and my wife love a good indian curryor thai curry. Going to have to check this out for sure.
Very helpful info… you just forgot to include the name of your restaurant?


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Fire and Rescue service send plea as wildfires strike Newcastle and UK
The warning comes as the effects of this week's record-breaking heatwave are still being felt
20th Jul 2022, 12:05pm
Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service are reminding locals how to help prevent wildfires as post-heatwaves blazes break out across the UK.
On Monday night, the Fire and Rescue Service (NFRS) received a massive 120 calls as a wildfire broke out in Scotswood, Newcastle.
After record-breaking temperatures across the UK this week wildfires have also broken out in London, Kent, Cornwall and Pembrokeshire.
'Save water': Northumbrian Water message to Geordies as heatwave causes water use to rocket
Renewed water safety reminder issued after tragic death of teen in River Tyne
Newcastle United fan banned from stadiums across UK after racist gesture made at St. James' Park
Fire services across the country are reminding the public to behave safely with grass and green spaces much drier than usual.
NFRS has asked locals not to light campfires or use barbecues in the county's countryside.
Wildfire Lead Rob Stacey said in a statement on Monday: "It's already been a busy year and we need everyone to be careful whether they're in the hills, woods, parks or the coast.
"We've had six wildfires already, which is more than in the whole of last year and we're concerned the dry conditions could lead to more.
"Some of the fires have been big and covered large areas. We recently had one at Holy Island which has burned a site of special scientific interest.
"And while people may feel the risk is lower now some areas have received a bit of rain, as we all know, in reality there has been very little and it will become hot and dry again and any water that fell will very soon evaporate. The risk remains high and the risk will increase further again over the coming days.
"Our advice is simple - we urge those wishing to enjoy our beautiful countryside to take care and do so safely. Take a picnic, not a BBQ."
FireNewcastlePembrokeshire


We provide a fun-filled and fulfilling program for public schooling girls who are approaching their 12th birthday (known as Bat Mitzvah) 'coming of age'. Consists of monthly club meetings with lots of fun, food, and friends...with meaningful insightful discussions, activities, crafts, games and trips as part of discovering 'who i am,' giving the girls a great feeling about themselves, empowering them to be confident, proud jewish women; exploring their heritage, history, customs, identity, etc. This program addresses all of a young teen's needs at this pivotal time in their lives, while imparting to them morals and values in a way that they love it. We facilitate the Club Leaders user-friendly attractive materials, and we enhance the Club Members' experience by creating exciting educational/fun materials. Exclusive to girls - moms are sometimes invited! - this is a club for girls, starring girls, run by girls. We are global and aim to get the attention of all modern 11-12 year old girls who are jewish, but know absolutely nothing about their jewish identities. See us on the web at www.batmitzvahclub.com.
Busy youth club Leaders - female - ranging from ages 20 - 50 yrs - need to run very successful Clubs for young tween girls - need to impress the modern schools, potential funders, and communities with high end professionally designed and prepared materials that they use. Typically, the leaders address the average American-style young teen whom we are trying to influence with better values than what they are getting from today's pop culture.
1. we 'get' their issues! we understand exactly what the leaders' issues that they have to address with the club members, are! we know what they need to impart, we know how they should impart it, we know how to inspire the leaders to do their job really well.
2. we want them to be very proud of these publications, we want the book to look like it is an award-winning book!
3. we want the book cover to capture the essence of what it's all about.
i cannot describe this. i can answer questions, or say 'yes' or 'no' to various designs that i am shown. if you have anything in design to run by me, to get my reaction, which will help you understand what i like - please do so.
VERY IMPORTANT: SEE ALREADY EXISTING CURRICULUM 'ROLE MODELS FOR REAL' - THIS BOOK COVER HAS TO MATCH, RELATE TO THE CREAM-COLORED VINYL (LEATHER LOOK) BINDER OF 'ROLE MODELS' which you can see on the Role Models for Real page at www.batmitzvahclub.com and see the attachment. The Role Model's cover is very plain - but somehow this new cover has to relate to it even in a small way, just to show that they are both part of a larger Curriculum Series.
see colors on my website www.batmitzvahclub.com and in my recent Leader's Handbook which is uploaded here, although we will be changing our website design.
Some denim might be a good idea, am not sure.
I don't have any specific color requirements, but will know more as the design develops.
nothing old-feeling, drabby, boring or serious.
this is a cover for a book called "The BMC Essentials: Bat Mitzvahs and Beyond" followed by subtitle: Guiding Girls Into Adulthood with Grace, G-d and Giggles.
This book is part of a curriculum series for club leaders around the world.
"The BMC Essentials: Bat Mitzvahs and Beyond" followed by subtitle: Guiding Girls Into Adulthood with Grace, G-d and Giggles.
images - or design elements - that's your call! Don't use anything typically Bat Mitzvah or Jewish, such as Torah, Star of David, or anything like that.
Don't emphasize the word 'giggles' - it's a minor description here. The book is not about giggles, the word is here just to lighten it up a bit.


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import {
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export function configure(aurelia, configCallback) {
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    aurelia.singleton(instance);

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#include "os/task.h"

bool spinlock_lock(spinlock_t *this, int32_t max_delay, int32_t spin_delay)
{
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void spinlock_unlock(spinlock_t *this)
{
	this->is_locked = false;
}


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Select a good AC to start with and then get to at least Chapter 3. Start fighting the sim ACs in the ACSIS menu. A good amount of money is given for each fight, and as a bonus you get the defeated AC's emblem and schematic. You can use the defeated AC schematics to defeat more ACs because you only need a buildable AC to start a mission, and not a sim. The one drawback is that you can only use AC schematics that can be tuned to a certain level. If you have enough points to tune the AC up then you can use it, otherwise it will be highlighted in red instead of yellow or white. You can also use schematics earned in the sim online.
We have no cheats or codes for Armored Core 4 yet. If you have any unlockables please submit them.
Successfully complete a chapter on the Normal difficulty setting to unlock the ability to reply any mission from that chapter on the Hard difficulty setting. Press L1 and R1 to toggles between chapters and Square to toggle between the Normal and Hard difficulty setting.
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I Love the Body that God Gave Me.
Ask yourself who defines your beauty? Is it the media, your family, cultural background or your personal experience with weight and/or body image? The truth is that if you don't start by believing you are beautiful, who will.
So take a deep breath, relax and love your body.
Sounds silly but repeat this statement "I am beautiful" as much as you can throughout the day. Ok the therapist in me is going to make a strong suggestion of a minimum of at least 5 times a day, because depending on your answer to the question asked earlier, your view of yourself may have been years in the making.
Moving back to the weight loss issue; instead of a resolution surrounding weight loss, try a lifestyle change. Talk to a physician regarding small healthy changes that can help you live longer or better. Then do them with the intention of balance. Bring about growth and changes that can last a lifetime.
Remember "You are beautiful." Getting healthy and loving the skin you are in should be more important than getting into a pair of jeans.
Awesome post. A lot of times, it is easy to get caught up in other people's standard of beauty, but you have accept what you have and make the most of it. This post is a good reminder to kick that inner critic to the curb that hinders us from seeing the beauty that is truly there.


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import java.util.List;

import static org.springframework.util.Assert.*;

/**
 * {@link TableMetadata} holds metadata information for table and it's columns.
 *
 * @author Hasnain Javed
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
public class TableMetadata {

    private String name;
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    private TableParameters parameters;

    public TableMetadata(String name, List<ColumnMetadata> columns, TableParameters parameters) {

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import { NgModule, ModuleWithProviders } from "@angular/core";
import { CrudComponent } from "./crud.component";
import { CrudViewComponent } from "./crud-view/crud-view.component";
import { AlertModule } from "ng2-bootstrap";
import { AgGridModule } from "ag-grid-ng2";
import { FormsModule } from "@angular/forms";
import { CrudRoutingModule } from "./crud-routing.module";
import { CommonModule } from "@angular/common";
import { TranslateModule } from "ng2-translate";
import { PanelModule } from "primeng/components/panel/panel";
import { InputTextModule } from "primeng/components/inputtext/inputtext";
import { MessagesModule } from "primeng/components/messages/messages";
import { CrudDeleteComponent } from "./crud-delete/crud-delete.component";
import { CrudCreateComponent } from "./crud-create/crud-create.component";
import { DynamicFormModule } from "./dynamic-form/dynamic-form.component";
import { CrudUpdateComponent } from "./crud-update/crud-update.component";
import { PaginatorModule } from "primeng/components/paginator/paginator";
import { CrudViewService } from "./crud-view/crud.view.service";

const CRUD_DECLARATIONS = [
    CrudComponent,
    CrudViewComponent,
    CrudDeleteComponent,
    CrudCreateComponent,
    CrudUpdateComponent
];

const CRUD_MODULES = [
    AlertModule,
    DynamicFormModule,
    FormsModule,
    CommonModule,
    TranslateModule,
    AgGridModule.withComponents([]),
    CrudRoutingModule,
    PanelModule,
    InputTextModule,
    MessagesModule,
    PaginatorModule
];

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    imports: [
        CRUD_MODULES,
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    exports: [CRUD_DECLARATIONS],
    declarations: [CRUD_DECLARATIONS]
})
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    static forRoot(): ModuleWithProviders {
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Perhaps you're here because you just read my post 6 Reasons Contributors Need a Website, which applies not only to those looking to write for top tier business publications but any type of thought leader or influencer. Or maybe you've become interested in thought leadership and influence and are mapping out what you need to get started. And it could be that you're already an established thought leader looking to redesign your website and in search of tips. Regardless, you're in the right place.
Q: Do I have to have a website to be a successful thought leader?
A: No, but it sure helps a lot.
Q: Does my website really need all of these things to fulfill my objectives as an influencer or thought leader?
A: No, these aren't hard and fast rules–there are exceptions to every one. But if you follow each one you're likely to have a successful website that helps you, and if you're going to break the rules you should know them first.
Q: What should I start with?
A: Start with #1. I've put these in rough order of how I would implement them if I were starting from scratch. But if you have a website you may have already implemented several of these, in which case you can scan the list for whatever you're missing.
I use GoDaddy as my registrar. Simple, reputable, and cheap.
Short. My marketing agency was able to secure MWI.com back around 2000. It has been a goldmine for us. Short domains are easy to remember and type in, and although with our dependence on search engines this is less of a factor than it once was, it still matters. It's part of the reason I use JoshSteimle.com as my domain instead of JoshuaSteimle.com. Every little bit counts.
Easy to spell when spoken. MWI is a great domain name because it's so short, but people often think I'm saying "NWI" when I say it. The letters "F" and "S" often get mixed up, and sometimes the same happens with "D" and "T" as well.
Easy to say when written. MWI is, thankfully, quite easy to say when written out and read aloud. I can't say the same for "Steimle," which people rarely pronounce correctly (hint: the way I say it, it rhymes with "timely").
.com. A dot-com is the default extension. Sure, you can go with .io or .co and other alternatives, but when people forget the extension they'll type in .com by default. I would avoid .net, .org, or .biz, they either sound/look weird/unprofessional or send confusing messages about your intentions.
These are good general rules for domains, but there is one rule that trumps all others–as a thought leader or influencer your domain should be your name, with rare exceptions.
Prior to JoshSteimle.com this website used a different name that was easier to say and spell, but it also confused people and led to branding issues. It was hard for me to make the switch, but since making it I have no regrets.
Q: What if my name isn't available as a domain?
Q: What if my name is super, super hard to spell or say?
A: Then change your name. Perhaps not legally, but use a different form of your name. For example, India's most famous female athlete's name is Pilavullakandi Thekkeparambil Usha. She wisely chose to go by PT Usha in public life and registered the domain PTUsha.com.
For hosting I don't have a favorite at the moment. I hear good things about HostGator, but haven't used them myself.
Name. Whether it's your name or a brand name you've created, it needs to be prominent and clear on every page of your website.
Logo. Your logo can simply be the name–you don't need a symbol or "logomark," but it should be distinctive and consistent across your site.
Colors. Choose a color palette that looks professional and is functional. I chose yellow as a highlight color for my website but guess what? Yellow doesn't work well for highlighting links on a white background–whoops! There are many websites like this one that go in depth on website color palettes.
Font. You should use as few font as possible, and that includes both font types as well as usages of that font (big, small, italics, bold, etc.). And while it should go without saying, never use Times Roman, Papyrus, or Comic Sans.
Clean look and feel. All these elements and others below come together to produce a certain look at feel. Some websites don't have a strong brand and so they look incoherent, as though someone slapped a bunch of information and photos into a Word doc. These days you can find free or cheap WordPress templates that are well designed so there's no excuse for a messy website.
Here are samples of websites with good branding, even though they don't look the same.
Herminia Ibarra's website is ultra-clean, utilizing white space. The font she chose for her logo/name is distinctive. Even the clothing she wears in her photo is "on-brand" in that it's mostly black and matches the black on white design of the rest of the site. You may look at this website design and think "That's too simple, anyone could design a site like that." The opposite is true–amateur designers can't resist the temptation to crowd a website with design elements that are unnecessary at best, and confusing at worst. It takes a professional to be brave enough to include only what is essential.
Grant Baldwin's website looks nothing like Herminia's, but it's still very professional and nice looking. Grant chose to associate a symbol with his name, a logomark, which is fine–it doesn't detract from the professionalism of his website. He has an impressive photo of him speaking in front of an audience, which is important since Grant teaches others how to get booked and paid to speak at events, but he also shows his smiling face in a separate photo. Note: Grant is THE guy to learn from when it comes to the business of public speaking. Go to his website and click on that big "Join Our Online Training" link right now.
This website is focused on you, and visitors will feel more connected if they can see a photo of your smiling face. If you're building a speaking career then having a photo of you speaking to a big audience is a plus.
Ghostwriter Sasha Allenby has one of the best website homepage photos I've seen–it's natural, authentic, in motion, colorful, warm, inviting. Photos like this don't happen by accident.
Gary Vaynerchuk's photo is also professional, and although it doesn't show his face his happy mug is plastered everywhere else on the website and his action–speaking and answering questions–fits his brand so it works well.
Sun Tzu said that when you're small you should appear big, and when you're big you should appear small. Gary Vaynerchuk is big, so he can afford to ignore social proof–he doesn't need it. People use photos of themselves with him as social proof. For Gary, the game he needs to play is to make himself look more personable and accessible. For the rest of us, we want to show the world what we've done in concrete terms so they know we're not somebody who just decided yesterday to become a thought leader and threw up a website.
Social proof for thought leaders generally falls into two categories; 1) showing off media badges, and 2) showing off big clients we've worked with.
This second one is a special case I wanted to highlight. Jay Baer has a personal brand website, but he also uses his personal brand on his Convince and Convert company website where he shows off his clients instead of his media badges. "Oh, this guy has worked with these big companies? Maybe my company should check him and his company out." Two side notes here; 1) Jay's book Youtility is a must-read for all aspiring thought leaders and influencers, and 2) you'll notice that Jay uses his name on his company website within the logo/brand. I suspect this is because he's trying to transition his well-established personal brand to his company, which may not be as well known.
Books are major credibility, so if you've got one, show it off. Here's how Brené Brown does it on her website.
You'll notice Brené doesn't make the book take center stage. She's got a lot of other things going on that she wants to talk about, but it's still there, hanging out in the corner, reminding you that she's a bestselling author.
In the case of the Heath brothers, Dan and Chip, who have opted to create a two-person personal brand, their books are the big driver for everything else they do, so their latest book is right there–bam! In your face, where it should be.
Grant Baldwin, mentioned above, says that for speakers it's a must-have on your website. It's still a big plus for everyone else. For one, it's credibility just to have the option there because not everyone will go to the effort of putting video on their website. For another, a major personal connection starts to develop when someone can watch a video of you speaking. That's the type of thing that makes people come up to you at events and say "I feel like I know you, even though we're meeting for the first time!" It's like "the big photo" times ten.
Margie Warrell shows us an effective way to include video on website–put it right there on your homepage where everyone can see it.
Bonin Bough doesn't even wait for people to click a link, he has video on auto-play on his homepage, and since the image below is static you've got to go check out the video on his homepage for yourself, it's quite impressive. By the way, I could have gotten a better freeze frame of him, but this one was too good to not use.
I'm a big fan of putting your email address everywhere and embracing spam–let Gmail take care of that. But if you must use a form (hey, even I do for my speaking engagement leads), the way Chris Brogan does it is the way to go.
This contact form is the fastest way I've found to get back to you quickly. I know it feels a bit less direct than an email, but there are more than three or four sets of hands on this form multiple times of day, and it's actually much faster than my email box, which only I touch. Ron will get back to you most times, unless it's something that only I would know.
That's the kind of human touch that makes you want to fill out the form, whereas most forms feel impersonal and make you want to move on.
I'm constantly being asked for my photo, which is why I include a link to a high-resolution version of it on my speaker page. Writers want it for their articles, event organizers want it for event promotion. If you don't provide one, they'll go on Google image search and find one, and it may not be one you want them to use. Make it easy, like Nir Eyal does here.
Actually, I would say make it even easier to find, perhaps by putting a big button on it, but it was hard enough to find any influencer with a downloadable photo anywhere on their website that I could show as an example.
On a website I'm more open to one, the other, or both, although I would never recommend using the word "guru" anywhere on your website to describe yourself. That's just weird. While we're on the topic, don't use "visionary," "forward thinking," "innovative," or anything of that sort, either.
Amy Porterfield has a brief bio on her homepage, which then leads to a longer version.
Likewise Gary Vaynerchuk has a bio on his homepage with helpful information and a link to more.
Testimonials are great credibility builders. Put them on your homepage, your speaking page, and anywhere else you want your audience to know what others are saying about you. Pat Flynn has two of them on his homepage, displayed prominently about halfway down.
For many thought leaders the blog is how they attract an audience in the first place. It's the content that establishes that your thoughts are worth following. The two biggest mistakes I see on thought leader blogs are that they have a blog but aren't blogging, or they're not blogging enough.
Seth Godin blogs every single day. He keeps it simple, nothing too fancy or lengthy, but always profound.
Darren Rowse, whose personal brand is united with his website ProBlogger, blog frequently but also involves others in blogging on his website, so that it's not just him.
Interesting side note about Darren and blogging–on one of his podcasts he told a story about asking his blogger friends where they spent most of their time promoting their content. Social media was where most of them spent their time. Then he asked them where they were getting most of their traffic from. SEO was the overwhelming response. Remember that when thinking about your audience acquisition strategy.
In the industry you'll hear most people call it a CTA, which stands for "call to action," which is just what it sounds like–you're asking someone to do something. One of the most common CTAs is to join an email list, which we'll talk about in a moment. Regardless, if people are coming to your website you want to ask them to do something other than just read stuff, and preferably something that will lead to a longer term, more serious relationship.
Chris Ducker's CTA is to offer you free access to his membership community.
For Bryan Harris, it's to sign up to start receiving tips about how to build your email list. Note: I highly recommend signing up for this–Bryan's tips are pure gold. For me he's the go-to guy on email list building.
If there's one regret I have about my website, it's that I didn't start building an email list 10 years earlier. Argh!!! Don't repeat my mistake, folks, go get an account at ConvertKit right now and start building your list.
Just keep it simple at first, get a small form on your website, like Lolly Daskal has.
Daniel Pink also knows what's up, he's got his form on his website as well.
Fewer fields is better. If you ask for a lot of information from people signing up you'll get fewer signups. A first name and email address are reasonable. Just the email address by itself will increase your signup rate. Anything more than a first name and email address is likely to kill it.
Set expectations. I send out daily email, M-F. If people didn't know that when signing up they'd be unsubscribing just as fast as they signed up.
If you've got numbers, flaunt them. Dan has 150,000 subscribers, so he shows off that number. I'd say anything over 10,000 is worth showing off, but there's no hard and fast rule. I've seen people show off a lot less.
Want to dramatically increase the number of email signups you get? A good lead magnet will automatically double your signup rate, if not triple or quadruple it.
A lead magnet is something you give away as an incentive for completing a CTA. "Sign up for my email newsletter and get my latest ebook," is an example.
Michael Hyatt has used ebooks as lead magnets for years, and with an email list in the hundreds of thousands they seem to be working well for him.
As you can see, many of these thought leaders are hitting a lot of these 15 things, but missing others. Maybe that's intentional, or perhaps it's an oversight. I'm still in the process of implementing a few of these myself, or taking full advantage of them. What I know is that they work, and the more of these things you have on your website, the quicker your road to successful thought leadership will be.
Is there anything you think I missed? Let me know in the comments below.


Dot 15 - Want to know Time ! See it clocking !
Value of 10 Years !
Ask a newly divorced couple who always think- what a great time it was which we spent together.
Value of 4 Years !
Ask a graduate who still misses his college days and longs for hostel days.
Value of 1 Year !
Ask a student who has studied throughout the year and has failed in the exam.
Value of 9 Months !
Ask a mother who has given a birth to a premature baby.
Value of 1 week !
Value of 1 Hour !
Ask a couple who is about to depart separate ways.
Value of 1 Minute !
Ask a person who has missed a plane or train.
Value of 1 second !
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Citrus fruits, such as oranges, grapefruit, tangelos, tangerines, limes, and other specialty fruits, are among the state's largest agricultural commodities. Florida accounts for over 80 percent of the United States production of citrus, and is the second largest producer in the world, following Brazil. Citrus is consumed as fresh fruit or utilized for processing into a variety of juice products.
The citrus industry in Florida is an important sector of the state's agricultural economy. In the 2001-02 season, Florida produced 287 million boxes, or nearly 15 million metric tons of citrus fruit, which represented an on-tree value of $879 million, prior to the value added operations of harvesting, hauling, packing, or processing (FASS, 2003). The total economic impacts associated with the citrus industry in 2000 were estimated at $9.13 billion in industry output, including an indirect output impact of $2.13 billion attributed to purchases from other industry sectors, and an induced impact of $2.93 billion resulting from household spending of earnings by industry employees (Hodges, et al., 2001). The industry also contributed $4.18 billion in value added income to the gross regional product of the state's economy and provided 89,700 jobs.
Citrus groves in Florida occupy nearly 800,000 acres of agricultural land in 32 counties in the central and southern parts of the state, with production concentrated in 7 counties where each has over 50,000 acres (Figure 1). In several rural counties in the interior of the Florida peninsula, including Hendry, Glades, Highlands, DeSoto, and Hardee, citrus groves are a predominant agricultural land use, and as such are an important contributor to the local tax base. Citrus processing operations also generate significant tax revenues for local, state, and federal governments. The state and local taxes are important from a public policy standpoint because they pay for most of the local infrastructure development and public services. Ad valorem property tax revenues are the primary source of local funds for school districts, water management districts, libraries, emergency services, and general operations of municipal and county governments.
Map of commercial citrus acreage in Florida, by county, 2002 (Source: FASS, 2003).
Events impacting the citrus industry, such as citrus canker or increased foreign competition due to liberalization of trade barriers, may have a dramatic impact on the welfare of local communities. This paper provides estimates of the local fiscal impacts of ad valorem property taxes paid by citrus grove owners, and taxes generated by citrus processing operations.
Current information on property values of agricultural lands in Florida was obtained from the Florida Department of Revenue (2003). This information included total assessed value, land value, and "just" value. Total assessed value reflects investments in established citrus groves and other property improvements, while land value is for bare land exclusive of improvements. Just values represent an estimated market value adjusted for typical sale transaction costs (realtor commissions, title inspection, documentary stamps, etc). Typically, assessed values for agricultural land are significantly below the estimated market value because they reflect only the agricultural use value rather than non-agricultural uses. The original source of this information is the property appraisers in each Florida county. Various assessment methods are used by property appraisers, which include both asset-based and income-based approaches. Assessed property value data were compiled for orchards (land use code 66), representing citrus groves as well as other fruit and nut tree farms, such as pecans and tropical fruits. For the 27 counties in central and south Florida, these data were assumed to represent citrus groves, since pecan orchards are restricted to the northern part of the state. Miami-Dade County was excluded because it has a significant acreage of commercial tropical fruit orchards, and its production of citrus is rather small.
Ad valorem property tax millage rates for each county were compiled from reports by the Florida Department of Revenue (2003). The millage represents the annual tax levied per $1000 of assessed property value. Millage rates are applied separately for public schools, water management districts, libraries, debt service, and general operations of county governments and municipalities. The total countywide millage varied widely among the 27 counties, from a low of 11.5 in Collier County to a high of 29.6 in Pinellas County (Table 1). The total county millage was multiplied against the total assessed value of orchard lands in each county to estimate the ad valorem property tax revenues from citrus groves.
The number of separate orchard land parcels was 22,306 (Table 1). Total assessed values for orchard lands in Florida amounted to $2.21 billion, including an assessed value on bare land of $1.89 billion, while the total just (market) value of orchard lands was $5.88 billion. Assessed values for orchard land exceeded $200 million in Polk, Hendry, and Highlands Counties. Market values for orchards were over $500 million in Polk, Hendry, and St. Lucie Counties. Based on countywide millage rates, total ad valorem property taxes levied on orchard lands in Florida were estimated at $38.95 million annually (Table 1). Tax levies exceeded $1 million in eleven counties and were highest in the counties of Hendry ($5.99M), Polk ($5.05M), Highlands ($4.57M), and DeSoto ($3.14M). Note that these figures do not account for property tax exemptions, such as the homestead exemption for a landowner's primary residence; however, this would probably not apply to most citrus grove lands.
As an indicator of their relative importance to overall county government fiscal balances, property tax revenues from orchards (citrus groves) were compared to total countywide tax revenues provided by the Florida Department of Revenue (2002). Total county taxes levied by these 27 counties in 2002, excluding municipal and less-than-countywide taxes, amounted to $9.46 billion (Table 1). Overall, estimated property taxes on orchards represented 0.41 percent of the total taxes levied. In some rural counties, however, the share of total tax revenues from orchard land was substantially higher, particularly in DeSoto and Hendry Counties where it was 21.3 and 19.3 percent, respectively (see right column of Table 1). A second tier of counties with a relatively high share of tax revenues from orchard lands included Hardee (12.3%), Glades (9.8%), and Highlands (8.5%). A third tier of counties with shares of at least one percent included Okeechobee (3.2%), Polk (1.7%), Indian River (1.4%), and St. Lucie (1.4%).
Another important fiscal impact of the citrus industry is the taxes that are generated by citrus processing operations. Citrus processors are a highly regulated food-manufacturing business, which incurs significant taxes and other costs for environmental, labor, and food safety controls. About 90 percent of the oranges produced in Florida are processed for juice and other by-products. In the 1999-2000 season, Florida citrus processors had total output valued at $3.58 billion, with exports to customers outside the state worth $3.33 billion (Hodges, et al., 2001).
Taxes generated by the citrus processing industry in Florida were estimated using an input-output socio-economic modeling software package known as Implan (MIG, Inc.), together with regional economic data and other information. The Implan software enables the estimation of economic multipliers that account for the secondary impacts of industrial activity on other businesses that provide purchased inputs (indirect effects) and consumer spending by employees (induced effects). Economic multipliers apply to exogenous changes in final demand, such as export shipments, which bring "new" money into the regional economy and stimulate additional economic activity. Further background on this method and the development of a regional economic model of the Florida citrus industry are described by Hodges, et al. (2001).
The estimated tax impacts of exports by the Florida citrus processing industry in the 1999-2000 season are summarized in Table 2. The total tax impact was $854 million, including federal government taxes of $608 million and state/local taxes of $246 million. The total tax impact represented $256,233 per million dollars of processed citrus exports, or 26 percent of the export value. The largest single tax item was personal federal income taxes paid by industry employees ($251M). Among the state and local tax impacts were $117 million in sales tax and $77 million in property taxes. The latter figure includes some of the already noted property taxes paid by grove owners, which are backward-linked to processors. Therefore, it would be inappropriate to sum together these two independent estimates of tax impacts. It is important to note that these estimates represent the total economy-wide tax impacts of the citrus industry on other related businesses and industry employees.
It is apparent that the Florida citrus industry is a significant contributor of tax revenues to local, state, and federal governments. Total ad valorem property taxes levied on Florida citrus groves were estimated at nearly $39 million. Moreover, property taxes on citrus groves are an important part of the local tax base in certain rural counties of Florida (e.g., DeSoto and Hendry), where property taxes on citrus orchards may represent over 20 percent of the tax base. Local government fiscal balances are critically dependent upon the continued well-being of the citrus industry in these areas. In some larger urbanized counties, such as Polk and St. Lucie, the citrus industry is also sizeable, but contributes a smaller portion of total county tax revenues. The citrus processing industry is also an important source of taxes for all levels of governments, amounting to an estimated $854 million in 1999-2000.
Florida Agricultural Statistics Service (FASS), Citrus Summary 2000-02. Tallahassee, FL, January 2003.
Florida Department of Revenue. Agricultural land use data, run AVR34, September 2003.
Florida Department of Revenue. Florida Property Valuations & Tax Data Report, December 2002.
Hodges, A., E. Philippakos, D. Mulkey, T. Spreen, and R. Muraro. Economic Impact of Florida's Citrus Industry, 1999-2000. Economic Information Report EI 01-02, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, July 2001. Available at http://economicimpact.ifas.ufl.edu or http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/FE307.
Minnesota Implan Group, Inc. (MIG) Implan Social Accounting and Impact Analysis Software, and County Data for Florida. Stillwater, MN: MIG, 2003.
Citrus property values and estimated ad valorem taxes levied in Florida counties, 2002-2003.
* Millage rate represents dollars of tax levied per $1000 assessed value.
** Estimate does not account for property tax exemptions.
Tax impacts of processed citrus exports from Florida, 1999-2000.
This document is FE437, one of a series of the Food and Resource Economics Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Original publication date October 2003. Revised January 2009. Reviewed January 2012. Visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
Alan W. Hodges, Associate-In, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; W. David Mulkey, Professor, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; Ronald P. Muraro, Professor, Citrus Research and Education Center, Lake Alfred, FL; and Thomas H. Spreen, Chair and Professor, Department of Food and Resource Economics, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, UF/IFAS, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611.


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Currently I'm rebuilding the nativeEx structure to follow the new LiveXP structure.
And there i found two issues which should be fixed.
The repository must be fixed, too.
* I believe this is unneccasary, but since hiderun is popular among some scripts around, also added the line you suggest for the scripts out of project. I guess this is a temporary solution for the transition period till multiarchitecture projects more available.