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THE TWENTY-NINTH LEGISLATURE
REGULAR SESSION OF 2018
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
Senator Donovan M. Dela Cruz, Chair
Senator Gilbert S.C. Keith-Agaran, Vice Chair
NOTICE OF DECISION MAKING
State Capitol
415 South Beretania Street
A M E N D E D A G E N D A
The following measure(s) were previously heard in their respective subject matter committees:
HB 2046, HD1, SD1
(SSCR2947)
Status & Testimony
RELATING TO INVASIVE SPECIES.
Appropriates funds to the Department of Agriculture for outreach and education efforts in West Hawaii county regarding the detection and treatment of little fire ants. Appropriates funds to the Hawaii ant lab for personnel and equipment to support mitigation of the little fire ant. (SD1)
AEN, WAM
RELATING TO TAX EXEMPTION.
Exempts gross proceeds arising from sales of farm equipment and machinery to certain producers of agricultural products from the general excise tax. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
Requires and appropriates funds for the Department of Agriculture to create a local produce dollar-for-dollar matching program for beneficiaries of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. (SD1)
AEN/HMS, WAM
RELATING TO INSURANCE.
Delays the implementation of the producer licensing requirements amended by Act 152, Session Laws of Hawaii 2017, until January 1, 2020. (SD1)
CPH, WAM
RELATING TO CONDOMINIUMS.
Expands the scope of the condominium education trust fund to cover voluntary binding arbitration between interested parties. Amends the conditions that mandate mediation and exceptions to mandatory mediation. Makes conforming amendments. Sunsets 6/30/2023. (SD1)
HB 1895, HD1
RELATING TO HEALTH.
Establishes positions and appropriates funds to assist in the review, certification, and recertification of dialysis centers and other health care facilities under the purview of DOH. (HB1895 HD1)
Requires the executive office on aging to biennially update the state plan on Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, include an implementation work plan for each goal in the state plan, and include information on progress made toward the goals of the state plan on Alzheimer's disease and related dementias in its annual report to the legislature. Appropriates funds. (SD1)
RELATING TO LANGUAGE ACCESS.
Appropriates funds for the establishment of two full-time equivalent (2.00 FTE) permanent program specialist positions within the office of language access to assist state agencies and state-funded agencies in implementing the requirements of Hawaii's language access law. Effective 7/1/3000. (SD1)
RELATING TO CONSUMER PROTECTION.
Transitions from lump sum deferred deposit transactions to installment-based small dollar loan transactions. Specifies various consumer protection requirements for small dollar loans. Beginning January 1, 2019, requires licensure for small dollar lenders that offer small dollar loans to consumers. Specifies licensing requirements for small dollar lenders. Authorizes the division of financial institutions to appoint 1.0 FTE examiner position, funded via the compliance resolution fund, to carry out the purposes of the small dollar installment loan program. (SD1)
[Measure added on 04-02-18]
RELATING TO MEDICAL CANNABIS.
Establishes the medical cannabis insurance reimbursement working group to address the complexities surrounding the topic of making medical cannabis reimbursable by health insurance. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD1)
Establishes the Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation in the Department of Health to regulate and administer the registration of qualifying patients and primary caregivers and medical cannabis dispensaries. Extends civil service exemptions for persons in civil service exempt positions prior to enactment of this measure who will transfer into the office due to this measure. Extends interim rulemaking authority. Appropriates moneys for operations and staff of the office. Effective 7/1/3000. (SD1)
RELATING TO EDUCATION.
Appropriates funds for laptop computers or tablets to be used by teachers and students for digital teaching and learning. Appropriates funds for after-school programs at Kalanianaole Elementary and Intermediate School, Kapaa Middle School, Konawaena Middle School, and Waimea Canyon Middle School. Takes effect 7/1/2050. (SD1)
EDU, WAM
RELATING TO COMPOSTING.
Authorizes the department of education to issue grants to establish a composting grant pilot project in schools operated by the department. Establishes a composting grant pilot project working group. Requires report to legislature. Appropriates funds. Effective 1/28/2081. (SD1)
EDU/AEN, WAM
[Measure deleted on 04-02-18]
RELATING TO EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS.
Establishes the safe keiki grant program to award funds to qualified DOE schools to purchase supplies for students to remain at school shelters for 48 hours in the event of an emergency. Appropriates funds. (HB2238 HD1)
EDU/PSM, WAM
RELATING THE TRANSFER OF LANDS.
Requires the City and County of Honolulu to transfer to the Department of Education all property upon which a public elementary or intermediate school is situated. Gives the Department of Education power to acquire and hold title to real, personal, or mixed property for use for public educational purposes. Requires legislative approval prior to the sale or gift of lands to which the Department of Education holds title. Appropriates funds. Effective 1/1/2050. (SD1)
EDU/WTL, WAM
RELATING TO THE HAWAII TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.
Authorizes HTDC to issue grants to phase III federal grant awardees of up to fifty percent of the amount of the award or contract funded by the private sector or government sources outside of the program. Appropriates moneys. (HB1958 HD1)
ETT, WAM
RELATING TO ENERGY.
Authorizes the Hawaii Technology Development Corporation to provide fifty per cent matching grants to Hawaii awardees of alternative energy research grants from the United States Department of Defense, Office of Naval Research. Makes appropriations. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
RELATING TO TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT.
Appropriates funds for grants to participants in software application challenges so that the proofs of concept created during the challenges can be developed into prototypes suitable for local and state government. Appropriates funds. Requires matching funds. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
Requires HTDC to report on outreach and mentorship assistance to neighbor island innovative small businesses. Appropriates funds for the neighbor island innovation initiative program. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE HAWAII COMMUNITY-BASED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
Authorizes the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to deposit moneys it receives from the repayments of loans and payments of interest or fees from the Hawaii capital loan program in chapter 210, the Hawaii large fishing vessel purchase, construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair loan program in chapter 189, and the Hawaii small fishing vessel loan program in chapter 189, into the Hawaii community-based economic development (CBED) revolving fund. Moneys from the CBED revolving fund will be used to make loans and grants to small businesses. (HB2333 HD1)
RELATING TO INNOVATION BUSINESS.
Establishes the research and development program in the Hawaii technology development corporation to help Hawaii-based small businesses collaborate with commercial partners to further refine and optimize research and development performed in Hawaii. Establishes the research and development special fund. Appropriates funds for the purposes of the research and development program. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL SPACE CENTER FOR EXPLORATION SYSTEMS.
Appropriates moneys to the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism to support the internship and economic development programs of the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems. Inserts a ceiling of $1,000,000 for the pacific international space center for exploration systems special fund. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
Appropriates funds for the Hawaii Technology Development Corporation's manufacturing grant program. (HB2610 HD2)
RELATING TO THE TRANSIENT ACCOMMODATIONS TAX.
Allocates funds from transient accommodations tax revenues to the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) to implement initiatives, in conjunction with the Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association, to address homelessness in tourist and resort areas, as designated by each county; provided that the funds be used to provide social services. Requires HTA to report to the Legislature. Requires the data collected from the initiatives to be entered into the Homeless Management Information System. Takes effect on 7/1/3000. (SD1)
ETT/HMS, WAM
RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENT.
Establishes a carbon offset program under the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism, in partnership with the Department of Land and Natural Resources. Allows the proceeds and revenue generated from forest carbon offset credits to be deposited into the forest stewardship fund, and non-forest carbon credits to be invested in projects enhancing the State's efforts to mitigate climate change, improving the State's water infrastructure, or mitigating threats to water sustainability efforts due to climate change. Appropriates funds to implement the carbon offset program. Takes effect on 1/28/2045. (SD1)
ETT/WTL/AEN, WAM
RELATING TO PROCUREMENT.
Appropriates funds to the State Procurement Office for two full-time construction procurement specialists to support the State Procurement Office. (HB2055 HD1)
GVO, WAM
Establishes that an initiating party must pay cash or protest bond equal to five per cent of the estimated value of the contract if the estimated value of the contract is $1,000,000 or more. Establishes a $10,000,000 maximum limit on a cash or protest bond that must be posted for a procurement award protest. Establishes that the prevailing party in an administrative protest hearing is entitled to attorneys' fees and costs. Takes effect on 1/1/2050. (SD1)
RELATING TO EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY.
Appropriates funds to the Office of the Governor; Department of Labor and Industrial Relations; Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism; Department of Human Resources Development; and Department of Agriculture to collaboratively develop and implement solutions to assist dislocated workers and address the overall continued availability of gainful employment on the island of Molokai. Requires the Office of the Governor to submit a report detailing the efforts made and expenditures of all offices and departments appropriated funds to assist dislocated workers and address the overall continued availability of gainful employment on the island of Molokai. Takes effect 1/1/2050. (SD1)
GVO/LBR, WAM
RELATING TO A YOUTH COMMISSION.
Establishes a youth commission within the Office of Youth Services to advise the Governor and Legislature on the effects of legislative policies, needs, assessments, priorities, programs, and budgets relating to youth. Appropriates funds. (HB1716 HD1)
HMS, WAM
RELATING TO TAXATION.
Provides a nonrefundable tax credit of up to $3,000 per eligible child per taxable year for eligible taxpayers for child care costs for children up to four years of age. Effective 7/1/3000. (SD1)
RELATING TO HUMAN SERVICES.
Requires the Department of Human Services to use an integrated and multigenerational approach to delivering human services to reduce the incidence of intergenerational poverty and dependence on public benefits. (HB1926 HD1)
HB 694, HD2
Establishes the Health Analytics Program in the Med-QUEST Division of the Department of Human Services and authorizes the Department of Human Services to maintain an all-payers medical claims database. (HB694 HD2)
RELATING TO FEES.
Requires the Department of Health to furnish, free of charge, certified copies of birth certificates for any individual who is homeless, provided the individual's homeless status is corroborated by a verification letter issued by a homeless service provider. Effective 7/1/3000. Repeals 6/30/21. (SD1)
HMS/CPH, WAM
Requires DHS to compile information regarding employers with employees who receive public assistance. Requires DHS to submit an annual report to legislature on the 50 employers with the highest number of employees receiving public assistance. Requires DLIR to share employment data. (HB1647 HD2)
HMS/LBR, WAM
RELATING TO ADMINISTRATIVE HEARING OFFICERS.
Exempts Administrative Appeals Hearing Officers in the Department of Human Services from civil service requirements. (HB2362 HD1)
RELATING TO HOUSING AFFORDABILITY.
Allocates a portion of the conveyance tax revenues to the rental assistance revolving fund to be used to subsidize rents for persons who meet certain income requirements. Increases the income tax credit for low-income household renters to an unspecified amount. Makes the state earned income tax credit refundable and changes the amount of the credit to an unspecified percentage of the federal earned income tax credit. Takes effect on 01/01/2050. (SD1)
HOU, WAM
RELATING TO THE RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
Expands the rental assistance program by increasing the minimum percentage of affordable units a rental housing project is required to maintain for eligible tenants from twenty per cent to thirty per cent. Decreases the qualifying maximum threshold from eighty per cent to thirty per cent of the area median income for a family or individual to be an eligible tenant under the rental assistance program. Appropriates funds to be deposited into the rental assistance revolving fund to support new rental assistance program contracts. Takes effect on 01/01/2050. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII.
Appropriates funds to UH for positions to implement capital improvement projects. Requires UH employees who hold administrative positions and earn more than $150,000 annually to be employed under an employment contract by July 1, 2018. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD1)
HRE, WAM
RELATING TO THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII COLLEGE OF TROPICAL AGRICULTURE AND HUMAN RESOURCES COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE.
Appropriates funds to the University of Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources cooperative extension service for four full-time equivalent (4.0 FTE) ornamental plant extension agents. Takes effect 7/1/2112. (SD1)
RELATING TO UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII REVENUE BONDS.
Authorizes the University of Hawaii to issue revenue bonds for the purpose of financing the construction and maintenance of qualifying capital improvement projects. Takes effect on 7/1/2112. (SD1)
Requires the University of Hawaii to submit a report to the Legislature within thirty days of each appropriation transfer or change between programs. (HB2300 HD1)
HB 474, HD1, SD1
RELATING TO RAT LUNGWORM DISEASE.
Appropriates funds to the University of Hawaii at Hilo for testing, studies, outreach, research, and other activities related to the prevention and eradication of rat lungworm disease. (SD1)
HRE/AEN, WAM
RELATING TO UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS.
Establishes and appropriates funds for an Office of Strategic Partnerships and Development to specifically analyze, evaluate, recommend, coordinate, oversee, and manage public-private partnerships that benefit the University of Hawaii. Establishes a five-year University of Hawaii public-private partnership pilot project to allow the university to enter into public-private partnerships, under certain conditions. Takes effect 1/1/2050. (SD1)
HRE/ETT, WAM
RELATING TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL COURTS.
Provides that the environmental courts shall not have exclusive, original jurisdiction over any proceedings relating to parking violations under certain administrative rules and laws. (SD1)
JDC, WAM
RELATING TO NON-GENERAL FUNDS.
Abolishes the office of community services special fund of the Department of Labor and Industrial Relations and transfers unencumbered balance to the general fund.
LBR, WAM
RELATING TO QUALIFIED DOMESTIC RELATIONS ORDERS.
Amends Act 263, Session Laws of Hawaii 2016 to: allow the Employees' Retirement System to make direct payments to spouses or former spouses of ERS members or retirants to include former spouses or former members with vested benefit status when the former spouse has been awarded all or a portion of ERS retirement benefits as ordered or decreed in a domestic relations proceeding; and make the ERS benefits payable to an alternate payee. Delays implementation of Act 263, Session Laws of Hawaii 2016, to July 1, 2020. Makes an appropriation. Takes effect on 1/1/2050. (SD1)
LBR/JDC, WAM
MAKING AN EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
Makes an emergency appropriation to provide funds for the Department of Public Safety to pay for the temporary housing of 248 inmates at a non-state facility for an additional six months, during work on capital improvements to the Halawa Correctional Facility, under DAGS Job No. Job No. 12-27-5644 – security electronics and hardware repairs and improvements. (HB2393 HD1)
PSM, WAM
RELATING TO VETERANS.
Requires the Office of Veterans' Services to organize, coordinate, and conduct a biennial State of Hawaii Veterans Summit. Appropriates funds. (HB2697 HD2)
RELATING TO AGRICULTURE.
Requires the Department of Agriculture to conduct a feasibility study on the establishment of ag-tech zones within the City and County of Honolulu. Appropriates funds for conducting the feasibility study. (SD1)
PSM/AEN, WAM
RELATED TO MEDICAID.
Requires the Department of Public Safety to inform inmates of the availability of assistance to secure or verify applicable medicaid eligibility prior to an inmate's release. (HB2144 HD1)
PSM/HMS, WAM
RELATING TO FLOOD MITIGATION.
Requires the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, along with the Board of Land and Natural Resources as support, to convene a working group composed of appropriate county, state, and federal agencies to develop strategic regional flood plans. Requires the working group to submit to the legislature a written report of its progress in developing plans, including any findings, recommendations, and proposed legislation, no later than twenty days prior to the convening of the regular session of 2019. (SD1)
PSM/WTL, WAM
RELATING TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY.
Creates a revolving line of credit sub-fund of an unspecified amount under the umbrella of the Hawaii green infrastructure special fund for any state agency or department to finance cost-effective energy-efficiency measures. Effective 7/1/2050. (SD1)
TRE, WAM
HB 2161, SD1
RELATING TO VEHICLE INSPECTION STATIONS.
Changes the penalty for improper conduct of motor vehicle inspections at inspection stations from revocation or suspension of the station's operating permit to a fine. (SD1)
RELATING TO MOTOR CARRIERS.
Appropriates funds for the public utilities commission to hire additional enforcement personnel. Takes effect on 1/1/2050. (SD1)
RELATING TO TRANSPORTATION.
Increases the rental motor vehicle surcharge from $3 to $5 for lessees without a valid Hawaii driver's license from the rental motor vehicle surcharge. Requires that the revenues from the increase in motor vehicle surcharge tax be expended for road capacity projects in the county in which the rental motor vehicle was operated under rental or lease. Increases the tour vehicle surcharge by $1 for each category of tour vehicle. Takes effect on 1/1/2019. (SD1)
TRE/CPH, WAM
Extends the period by six months that a county may adopt a surcharge on state tax, under certain conditions, from March 31, 2018, to June 30, 2018. Specifies, for a county with a population equal to or less than 500,000 that adopts a surcharge, how certain percentages of the surcharge may be used. Effective 1/1/2100. (SD1)
TRE/PSM, WAM
RELATING TO THE DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES.
Transfers funds from the natural area reserve fund to the firefighter's contingency fund, to be expended for the sole purpose of upgrading firefighting equipment to be used jointly by the State and counties. (SD1)
WTL, WAM
RELATING TO WATER SECURITY.
Requires the commission on water resource management to conduct an update of the statewide framework for updating the Hawaii water plan to provide additional guidance for updating the Hawaii water plan. Makes an appropriation. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE HAWAII ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION DISTRICTS.
Makes an appropriation to the Department of Land and Natural Resources for the operational expenses and staffing costs of the Hawaii Association of Conservation Districts. (SD1)
RELATING TO THE ROSE-RINGED PARAKEET.
Appropriates funds to the Department of Land and Natural Resources to provide assistance and supplemental funding to the National Wildlife Research Center of the U.S. Department of Agriculture to conduct pilot field studies to evaluate control tools and develop a management plan to reduce the rose-ringed parakeet population on Kauai. (SD1)
WTL/AEN, WAM
RELATING TO PUBLIC LANDS.
Excludes from the definition of "public lands" lands set aside by the governor to the Hawaii public housing authority or lands to which the Hawaii public housing authority in its corporate capacity holds title. Requires legislative approval of the sale or gift of lands set aside by the governor to the Hawaii public housing authority or lands to which the Hawaii public housing authority in its corporate capacity holds title. Takes effect on 01/01/2050. (SD1)
WTL/HOU, WAM
Decision making meeting only, no oral testimony will be accepted.
Persons wishing to submit written testimony may do so up to 24 hours prior to the hearing.
Click here to submit written testimony to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means.
FOR AMENDED NOTICES: Measures that have been deleted are stricken through and measures that have been added are underscored. If a measure is both underscored and stricken through, that measure has been deleted from the agenda.
If you require auxiliary aids or services to participate in the public hearing process (i.e. ASL or foreign language interpreter, or wheelchair accessibility), please contact the committee clerk at least 24 hours prior to the hearing so that arrangements can be made.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL THE COMMITTEE CLERK AT (808) 586-6800.
Senator Donovan M. Dela Cruz


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Di origini olandesi, è nota per le sue interpretazioni nelle serie televisiva Love My Way e East West 101. Nel 2008, ha recitato nel film cinematografico The Square. A livello internazionale, è nota per il suo ruolo nella miniserie della The Pacific e nella serie Hawaii Five-0.

Filmografia

Cinema
 The Square, regia di Nash Edgerton (2008)
 Red Hill, regia di Patrick Hughes (2010)
 Love Is Now, regia di Jim Lounsbury (2014)
 Ruth & Alex - L'amore cerca casa (5 Flights Up), regia di Richard Loncraine (2014)
 Chronic, regia di Michel Franco (2015)
 A Year and Change, regia di Stephen Suettinger (2015)
 Broke, regia di Heath Davis (2016)
 Dear Eleanor, regia di Kevin Connolly (2016)
 Battlecreek, regia di Alison Eastwood (2017)
 Palm Beach, regia di Rachel Ward (2019)
 American Exit, regia di Ingo Vollkammer e Tim McCann (2019)
 Blacklight, regia di Mark Williams (2022)

Televisione
 The Shark Net - miniserie TV, episodio 1x1 (2003)
 Love My Way – serie TV, 7 episodi (2007)
 East West 101 – serie TV, episodio 1x05 (2008)
 Rush – serie TV, 11 episodi (2008)
 The Pacific – miniserie TV, episodio 1x3 (2010)
 Sisters of War, regia di Brendan Maher – film TV (2010)
 Tough Trade, regia di Gavin Hood - film TV (2010)
 Hawaii Five-0 – serie TV, 13 episodi (2010-2019)
 Underbelly Files: The Man Who Got Away, regia di Cherie Nowlan - film TV (2010)
 City Homicide serie TV, episodi 5x1, 5x2 e 5x3 (2011)
 Masters of Sex – serie TV, episodio 1x09 (2013)
 Constantine – serie TV, episodi 1x08-1x09 (2014-2015)
 Low Life - serie TV, 5 episodi (2014)
 Game of Silence – serie TV, 10 episodi (2016)
 Pulse - serie TV, 8 episodi (2017)
 Scomparsa in Paradiso (Kidnapped), regia di Vic Sarin – film TV (2021)

Cortometraggi
 Reflections, regia di Ross Ioppolo (2005)
 Katoomba, regia di Leon Ford (2007)
 Baby Cake, regia di Pearl Tan (2010)
 Engine Block, regia di Joshua Feldman e Patrick Roscoe (2011)
 Beneath the Sheets, regia di James Gittins (2012)
 Record, regia di David Lyons (2013)
 Valley Heist, regia di Will Wernick (2016)

Riconoscimenti
 Logie Award
 2011 – Attrice emergente per Sisters of War

Doppiatrici italiane
Nelle versioni in italiano dei suoi film, Claire van der Boom è stata doppiata da:
Ilaria Latini in Rush, Constantine
Domitilla D'Amico in Ruth & Alex - L'amore cerca casa
Selvaggia Quattrini in Scomparsa in Paradiso
Valentina Favazza in Game of Silence
Chiara Gioncardi in Hawaii Five-0
Valentina Mari in The Pacific
Emanuela Damasio in Blacklight

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

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import React from 'react';
import { Picker } from '../util/picker';
import RaisedButton from 'material-ui/RaisedButton';
import FlatButton from 'material-ui/FlatButton';
import SelectFolder from '../components/SelectFolder';
import Page from '../components/Page';
import PageChanger from '../components/PageChanger';
import Panel from '../components/Panel';
import Success from '../components/Success';
import Error from '../components/Error';
import Appreciation from '../components/Appreciation';
import Overlay from '../components/Overlay';
import FolderLink from '../components/FolderLink';
import { Stepper, Step, StepLabel } from 'material-ui/Stepper';
import { getDriveSpreadsheetURL } from '../util/helpers';

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            Please select the folder copy, not the original folder.
            <SelectFolder
              handleFolderSelect={this.handleFolderSelect}
              showError={this.showError}
              processing={this.processing}
              picker={this.picker}
              folderID={this.state.srcFolderID}
              folderName={this.state.srcFolderName}
              reset={this.clearSelection('srcFolderID', 'srcFolderName')}
            />
            {this.state.srcFolderID !== '' && (

                <RaisedButton
                  onClick={this.nextView}
                  primary={true}
                  label="Next"
                />

            )}
          </Page>

          <Page stepNum={1} label="Resume the copy">
            <Panel label="Selected folder">
              <FolderLink
                folderID={this.state.srcFolderID}
                name={this.state.srcFolderName}
              />
            </Panel>

              <FlatButton
                label="Start over"
                onClick={this.reset}
                style={{ marginRight: '1em' }}
              />
              <RaisedButton
                label="Resume copying"
                primary={true}
                onClick={this.handleSubmit}
              />

          </Page>
        </PageChanger>

        {/* show sample folder URL in test mode */}
        {process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production' && (

            https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/19pDrhPLxYRSEgmMDGMdeo1lFW3nT8v9-

        )}

    );
  }
}

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It is rare that I'll plug a product here on my blog but the Sonos system is worthy. I've used a zillion ways to listen to MP3's over the years; iTunes, an early Roku box, Ipod's, a Dell MP3 box that connected to my stereo. They all pale in comparison to Sonos. I've looked but never bought Sonos' prior products as they all needed to be connected to a stereo. I gave up on full stereo systems years ago as I liked the small format of an iPod docked into a powered speaker. Then I saw the Sonos S5 in black on Amazon and I read the reviews. What Kool-aid were these people drinking! Sixty-Two 5 star reviews out of 75, unseen before on amazon. I did not believe them so I read cnet , NYT, and the WSJ. They all agreed so I bought it for my office. Set it up and bought my second one for my living room a day later.
1. It sounds great. I've run a sound board on many an evening and have a decent ear. The 5 speakers powered by 5 dedicated digital amps do a great job for such a small 50w format.
2. It is easy to set up. I'm buying my folks one for the holidays as providing tech support for iTunes is getting old.
3. The iPad application to control the Sonos is very…very nice when lying in bed.
4. The mesh wireless technology really works. I was a sceptic but I'm eating crow.
5. I now listen to LastFM all the time and it is so much easier than building play lists from iTunes of my own library.
1. I need to pay to listen to the Sirius radio I already have in my truck (I'm thinking about it).
2. I Don't love the UI of the Mac desktop software compared to the Ipad which is much more usable.
3. It seriously cut into the music that I buy on iTunes and Amazon to the point I'm thinking about going all digital with Napster. Disturbing but true with 11 million tracks for $8 a month I would save a ton vs buying.
If you are pro music go buy one. Or two. Or maybe Three. As Sonos is life altering in how you will listen to and consume music.


Arab Cinema Center (ACC) has announced that Screen Buzz has joined its list of partners. Screen Buzz is an innovative series of creative TV and filmmaking workshops and lectures, where talented writers, directors, producers and actors from the Arab world can engage with top Hollywood experts, who have achieved global successes.
Powered by America Abroad Media (AAM), a non-profit organization that champions global storytelling through the power of entertainment, Screen Buzz workshops will be moving between Arab cities across the region. During 2018, the workshops will be dedicated to developing projects by screenwriters from the Arab world.
The initiative will launch in Amman, Jordan in April 2018, with a workshop focused on screenwriting for TV. The workshops aim to support the participating screenwriters complete their projects before they go into production and develop their expertise in collaborating with directors and producers.


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Stucco. 14221 Florida Rosemary Dr, Lakewood Ranch was built in 2,019. It has a 3 for parking. The homeowners association fees are $186 each month.
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We have a winner: Grafton family claims lotto first prize
by cmorton
Clair Morton Journalist Although I've moved around a bit, I'm a Queensland girl at heart with a love of the ocean and the mighty maroons. Since moving to Grafton earlier this year I have fallen in love with the Valley lifestyle. The best part of my job here is getting to know the locals and putting their stories on paper; there is always something going on and so many people with interesting tales to tell.
26th May 2016 11:32 AM | Updated: 27th May 2016 3:55 PM
FRIDAY UPDATE, 3PM: The mystery of who won NSW Lotteries' Set for Life game with an unregistered ticket purchased at Grafton Shoppingworld News has been solved after a local family came forward to NSW Lotteries today.
The local family will now be receiving $20,000 every month for the next 20 years.
"I saw a post on Facebook last night about a missing Set for Life winner who purchased their winning ticket in Grafton," the excited winning wife explained.
"I knew I had bought my Set for Life ticket from that newsagency so I got the winning numbers off the NSW Lotteries website and checked my entry.
"I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that I had all the winning numbers! I got my husband to check my ticket and then I rechecked it about twenty times before I let myself believe I'd won!
"It's such a surreal feeling when you realise you've won - it's hard to explain. I haven't slept since then although I have stopped shaking now!
"I can't even get my head around the fact that we'll be receiving $20,000 a month for the next 20 years - it's just so wonderful!
"My husband and I love our jobs so we won't be quitting. There will be lots of holidays on the horizon though - twenty years of holidays!"
The winners have chosen to remain anonymous.
Owner of Shoppingworld News Rose Driver is looking for the unregistered winner of a Win For Life ticket worth almost $5 million. Adam Hourigan
Across the country, the Grafton family's entry was the only ticket that won in Set for Life draw 293. It is the fifth time someone in New South Wales has won since Set for Life launched in August 2015.
A Set for Life draw is conducted every night of the week, 365 days each year, and players can start their seven-day Set for Life entry on any day of the week.
THURSDAY: What would you do if you won $20,000 a month for the next 20 years?
If you purchased a Set For Life ticket in Grafton this week, you might find out.
Set For Life officials are on the hunt to find the first prize winner of last night's Set For Life draw, draw 293, and have confirmed the entry was purchased at Grafton Shoppingworld News.
Set For Life Win: Someone has won almost $5million as a Division 1 winner in the Set For Life lottery, bought at Grafton Shoppingworld News
Shoppingworld News owner Rose Driver said she was extremely happy to discover her outlet had sold the winning Set for Life ticket.
"It's beautiful. We're so thrilled to know that one of our customers will be getting $20,000 every month for the next 20 years," Ms Driver said.
"We have so many regular customers but we also have a lot of people that are travelling though Grafton so this winner and the prize winning Set for Life ticket could be anywhere."
"We're just keen to hear that our customer has discovered the life-changing news and that they can look forward to being Set For Life."
As the winning entry is unregistered, however, they have no way of contacting the winner and Set For Life spokesperson Belinda McDougall urged all players who purchased an entry to check their tickets as soon as possible.
The winning numbers in the draw were 14, 9, 16, 13, 24, 11, 2 and 5, with the bonus numbers 8 and 37.
Anyone who believes they are holding the winning ticket can keep it in a safe place and contact NSW Lotteries immediately to start the prize claim process.
Bundy grandma's lotto numbers pay off after 30 years
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Central New York residents and visitors are invited to enjoy short, space-themed videos at the Urban Video Project's (UVP) Monroe Building location, 333 E. Onondaga St. in downtown Syracuse, from 9–11 p.m. on Friday, July 17, and Saturday, July 18. UVP is a cultural innovation designed to activate public spaces along the Connective Corridor.
The two-night film event is a collaborative effort of UVP and WCNY to host a memorable Syracuse celebration of the 40th anniversary of the 1969 moon landing. Kendall Phillips, host of WCNY's "Classic Movie Night" and associate professor of communication and rhetorical studies in SU's College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA) will serve as master of ceremonies for the evening shows.
Guests will be enthralled with a wide range of film imagery projected against a 3,600-square-foot wall—from sci-fi classics such as "A Trip to the Moon"by Georges Melies, "Planet Outlaws" by Norman Hall and "Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe" by Ford Beebe and Ray Taylor, to documentaries such as "Syracuse to Manhattan Flyover" and "Journey Through the Planets,"featuring live footage and content from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
The images will be accompanied by sound—for the first time at a UVP installation—via technology and equipment from Syracuse-based Presentation Concepts.
"This will be a wonderful opportunity to gather together to celebrate an important milestone in space technology and our shared history by enjoying films and documentaries beamed on a big outdoor venue using emerging technology," says Denise Heckman, UVP academic director and associate professor of industrial and interaction design in VPA.
From Sunday, July 19, to Wednesday, July 22, space-related video content will continue to run at the Monroe Building site but without sound.
The Urban Video Project is an initiative of Syracuse University with technology provided by Time Warner Cable. First established in 2007 by the student artist team Avalanche Collective in SU's College of Visual and Performing Arts, UVP has developed into one of the first permanent series of urban projection installations in the United States. UVP projects artwork daily from dusk to 11 p.m. throughout the year.
High-definition projection systems are used to project collections of video, photography, animation and poetry. UVP currently has three venues along the Connective Corridor in downtown Syracuse: UVP Syracuse Stage at 820 E. Genesee St.; UVP Monroe at 333 E. Onondaga St.; and UVP OHA at the Onondaga Historical Association Museum at 321 Montgomery St.
UVP provides a unique visual arts opportunity for the entire Syracuse community to showcase their work. UVP features work by professional artists, arts organizations, students and local residents. SU offers regular workshops to encourage participation and submissions.
To learn more about UVP, visit http://www.urbanvideoproject.com/.
For updates on upcoming installations, also visit UVP on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/Syracuse-NY/Urban-Video-Project/78190717963?ref=s.


Hyundai Motor suffered an earnings shock with its third-quarter operating profit in 2018 plummeting by 76 percent from the same period of last year. It surpassed market expectations, which had originally reached 800 billion won.
Hyundai Motor held a conference call for its management performance in the third quarter of 2018 at its headquarters in Yangjae-dong, Seoul on Oct. 25 and announced that its sales in the third quarter were 24.4 trillion won and operating profit came to 288.9 billion won.
Its operating profit decreased 76% from the same period of last year. Its ordinary profit reached 362.3 billion won and net profit was 306 billion won.
Global sales in the third quarter increased 0.3 percent from the same period last year to 937,660 units in the market excluding China, while the sales in the market including China came to 1.12 million units, off 0.5%.
During the Jan.-Sept. period, the company posted 3.36 million units in car sales, 71.5 trillion won in sales and 1.9 trillion won in operating profit.
Key reasons why operating profit has been greatly reduced are unexpected quality-related expenditures stemming from the recall of airbags and currency weakness in emerging countries.
"Despite various efforts to cut costs, temporary cost factors such as expanding marketing activities for the World Cup, recall of airbag controllers, and application of engine diagnostic new technology increased by 8.6 % from a year ago to 3.4 trillion won," a Hyundai Motor spokesman said.
"The won-dollar exchange rate has fallen and the currency value of major emerging economies such as Brazil and Russia has dropped by 10 to 20 percent compared to the same period last year, worsening profitability," he added.
Hyundai Motor posted poor performance in both the first and second quarters of this year. Its sales in the first quarter decreased by 4 percent from the same period last year to 22.46 trillion won, while operating profit plunged by 45.5 percent to 681.3 billion won.


Active? Do they play musical chairs during sessions?
I'm starting to think congress is a federal nursing home for aging politicians. Of course the pay they receive is much less than the retirement benefits they would be paid, so, keep them salaried.
They also get to collect their social security while in office.
They also collect corporate handouts because one cannot live on social security, alone.