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Google End-to-End encrypted email code goes open-source
Google has announced that E2EMail, an experimental end-to-end encryption system, has now been given to the open-source community with no strings attached. Whether you are concerned about government surveillance and spying, man-in-the-middle (MiTM) attacks by threat actors or you are an enterprise player with the need to keep communications as secure and private as possible, end-to-end encryption is viewed as a method to prevent snooping.
February 27, 2017 Lubov Cholakova
Windows 10 Mail: Focused Inbox
Microsoft has announced a major feature update for the Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10, including the highly anticipated and a little overdue Focused Inbox. Focused Inbox for the Windows 10 Mail app introduces a feature that automatically sorts out important email in the cloud and places them in a Focused tab while everything else lands in the Other tab. It was a key feature of the Accompli email app, which became Outlook for iOS and Android after Microsoft acquired the company in 2014.
Linux 2017: With great power comes great responsibility
In 2016, Linux turned 25. When it began, it was a student project. Today, Linux runs everything. From smartphones to supercomputers to web servers to clouds to the car, it's all Linux, all the time. Even the one exception, the end-user, is moving to Linux. Android is now the most popular end-user operating system.
January 4, 2017 Lubov Cholakova
Google acquires Qwiklabs
Google announced that it has acquired Qwiklabs, a hands-on learning platform for those who want to become more familiar with operating cloud environments and writing applications that run on them. Qwiklabs, which launched in 2012, has only focused on teaching skills for Amazon's AWS platform so far. Given AWS' dominance in the marketplace, that made perfect sense. Amazon even uses Qwiklabs as its go-to service for offering self-paced labs for developers on its platform.
November 22, 2016 Lubov Cholakova
Microsoft's SQL Server Next
As The Walking Cat discovered by taking a peek into the public preview of SQL Server on Linux released last week, Microsoft seemed to be using the Microsoft Research "Drawbridge" technology to bring SQL Server to Linux. Drawbridge is an adaptation of the Library OS concept on which Microsoft Research has been working for the past several years. It's a form of virtualization specifically for application sandboxing. Drawbridge played a role in getting the Bash shell to run on Windows 10, too.
Google buys Eyefluence
Google has snapped up Eyefluence, a startup focused on developing eye-tracking technology. As first spotted by Mattermark, Eyefluence quietly announced the purchase on Monday. On the Milpitas, CA-based firm's blog, Eyefluence thanked its partners, investors and advisors for getting the company this far on its town, but since becoming established in 2013, the firm has caught Google's eye.
October 25, 2016 Lubov Cholakova
Apple to Launch new MacBooks Next Week
Apple will use next week's media event to release a new 13-inch MacBook, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and 15-inch MacBook Pro, according to Ming-Chi Kuo at KGI Securities. Likely the headliner of the event, the 15-inch MacBook Pro will feature a Retina display, Touch ID, an OLED function row above the keyboard, and upgraded internals, according to rumors. It's not clear what upgrades the 13-inch version of the MacBook Pro will see.
Microsoft to add new SMB apps
Microsoft looks to be set to add more new and seemingly small-business-focused applications to its Office 365 Business Premium subscription. There's a sign-up page for "business apps for Office" that I saw via MSPowerUser.com that touts a handful of apps, including MileIQ, Bookings, Invoice, Spend, Point, and Presence. The apps listed seem to be supplementary to Microsoft's existing Office app suite, and also seem to be mobile-first and cross-platform.
Firefox Users Chalk up HTTPS Encryption Milestone
A majority of Mozilla users were served encrypted pageloads for the first time yesterday, meaning their web browsing data was secured from snoopers and hackers while in transit. The HTTPS milestone was tweeted by Josh Aas, head of the Let's Encrypt initiative which has been working to help smaller websites switch to encrypting their web traffic.
How to Get your iPhone or iPad Ready for iOS 10
Apple will release iOS 10 on September 13, which means that you have a few days to get your hardware ready for the big upgrade. Here's what you need to do to make sure that things go smoothly for you. Before you do anything major such as upgrading your device you need to make sure that you have a backup just in case things don't go smoothly. You can either back up your data to iCloud, or if you don't have enough space you can take the old-school road and connect your iPhone or iPad to a PC and do the backup through iTunes.
September 12, 2016 Lubov Cholakova
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Help…. where did June go ? I must have blinked.
What with 30+centigrade temperatures and wild rainy days it's been one mixed up month. I've probably had the best roses for years only to have them scorched by the sun and beaten down with the rain. Lots of other plants have also been short lived, plus now I have plants flowering that are my late summer stalwarts. Help… I'll be putting my trowel and gloves away before you know it….
I have managed to get some pictures of some half decent blooms just to say, that all has not been lost.
Among them are Dierama Guinevere a lovely white, lower growing plant. My seed grown white Martagon lilies, an orchid given to me by my sister-in-law and the beautiful but spikey leaved Morina Longiflolia.
I'll finish this post with a sad goodbye to our faithful but feisty cat Poppy. She was in her 20th year, sadly her age and failing health caught up with her. Even so, to lose a pet that had been with you for so long is, to say the least devastating.
I shall miss her following me around the garden and also sitting begging to lick the lid off my yogurt pot….


The Decoster Trail at the north end of Teton Valley needs some much-needed work. One of the more rugged, backcountry mountain bike trails in the region could use some love and Mountain Bike the Tetons and Teton Mountain Bike Alliance are teaming up to make it happen.
Please bring bear spray, close-toed shoes, gloves and water. Pizza, beer and beverages will be provided by one of our awesome local sponsors!


I am simply and truly amazed! Flabbergasted, astounded you name it! I stumbled across this site, and although I have only watched the first video, here I am, eyes wide shut, mouth wide open, feeling a bit weird….
There is this guy, showing us how to bake bread, in one of these cookshow set-ups, and he is wearing a black, yes a BLACK, shirt with the sleeves buttoned at his wrists! Mind you, no apron. And he is handling dough! You know, the thing you get when mixing flour, water and the likes…. In this first video he is showing us silly homebakers how to make a fruity, apricot couronne.
I am known not even to be able to drink my coffee without staining my clothes, let alone baking bread without spilling flour all around me. In a black shirt. With sleeves down my wrists. I can do this. I'm sure I can pull this of. He is using exactly the same rolling pin I have and look at the wooden cutting board (Yay Ikea!) that's the one I have in my kitchen, so all I need is a black shirt and all will be well.
Bye for now! (Off to the shops singing: black shirt, black black).
Don´t cry, don´t be jalous..THEY JUST DON´T SHOW YOU EVERYTHING !!
Yeah, that's just how great he is. I'm so glad that UK Food TV airs thier clips online!
Ik zal je zeggen dat ik zelfs helemaal wit zie als ik alleen maar het pak broodmix omkieper in de bbm...!


Over the bars for a face-plant.
Driving but stuck behind a bike club in Stafford. In a complex of roundabouts, one bloke turns to pick up something dropped. He then struggled to get back on to the group in the Saturday traffic. With the group already split in by cars. He had more trouble passing cars between the bunches.
Then, suddenly he was flicked into the air over his bike. A white car had stopped to let turning cars by. The bike's brakes hadn't stopped him fast enough, he hit the white car from the back.
By the time I got there, was wheeling his bike to the bus-stop to recover. The young woman driver walked over, visibly annoyed. She was not too happy to see a middle-aged man face printed on her rear window.
It's understandable how this happened. The guy had his adrenaline up, he wanted to get back to the safety of the bunch. He pushed on, dodging cars only to foul up.
Walking wounded, hope his bike is okay. She will have to wash the sweaty image of a surprised face off the rear window when she gets home.
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Ullrich to ride Giro… and Tour of Britain?
Ullrich to ride Giro... and Tour of Britain?
PIC BY TIM DE WAELE Jan Ullrich on Sunday handed British cycling a major boost by claiming that he intends to ride the Tour of Britain in 2006. Speaking to journalists in The Trafalgar hotel in London, where Ullrich had touched down to attend a gala dinner in honour of Eddy Merckx on Saturday, 'Der Kaiser' said that he "would love to ride" the event won yesterday by Nick Nuyens. Ullrich had no time for sightseeing before his lunchtime flight but gushed diplomacy as he held forth under the gaze of Nelson's column. "The standing ovation I received at last night's dinner was wonderful," said the 1997 Tour winner. "I didn't know whether it was for me or my girlfriend (Sara Steinhauser, sister of T-Mobile rider Tobias – Ed.)! I had no idea there were so many cycling fans in this country. It's almost convinced me to ride next year." Ullrich has raced in England just once, at the junior world championship in Cleveland in 1990. He said yesterday that he had "heard lots of good things" from T-Mobile riders competing in this year's Tour of Britain. The 31-year-old German also intimated yesterday that he would ride the 2007 Giro d'Italia after what, according to Ullrich, may be his last tilt at Tour de France glory next year. Ullrich said yesterday that he will probably retire at the end of the 2007 season.


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Uses in beekeeping
Commonly called "Vaseline" after the trade product
Petroleum jelly is something that is probably in all households and used for a large number of purposes. A websearch will reveal that the raw product from which it is refined was discovered on oil rigs in 1859. The original and best known brand is "Vaseline", although there are many other "own brands" or similar that are simply packaged as "petroleum jelly" that will be suitable for beekeeping purposes.
Beekeepers are often advised to smear petroleum jelly on the mating surfaces of bee hive parts. It is said to stop the bees gluing everything up with propolis, making manipulations quicker and causing less distress to the bees. It also helps when cleaning equipment as the previously "Vaselined" surfaces are much easier to scrape.
On an earlier page Dave Cushman wrote "To enable petroleum jelly to penetrate the surface of the woodwork that it is applied to, it should be thinned down with a volatile solvent, white spirit is a suitable solvent. Using a solvent allows a smaller amount of petroleum jelly to be applied, which makes the surface less slippery, but still stops propolis from adhering to the wood fibres.
I have to be honest and say I have never used petroleum jelly to coat hive parts. Neither have the vast majority of beekeepers I have known with more than a couple of colonies. I find it easy enough to scrape propolis off wood and metal work with a good flat hive tool. I have come across many beekeepers who have advised it, but either didn't use it themselves or had soon given up. I think it is one of these things that sounds a good idea and gets handed down as "standard advice". If you want to use it then do so, you won't do any harm and it's personal choice, but I haven't found a need to.
I do use a light smear of petroleum jelly on the bottom end of the spindle of my honey extractor, where it fits in the bearing at the bottom of the drum as a lubricator.
I don't use acetic acid for sterilising, but those who do will know that acetic acid will very quickly rust steel parts such as frame runners and castellated spacers. The usual thing to do is to remove them, but I think a smear of petroleum jelly over the surface will avoid this.
Roger Patterson.

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Liverpool have today announced the signing of Spanish striker Luis Alberto from Sevilla, subject to international clearance.
The 20-year-old completed his move from Sevilla on a long-term contract, which keeps him at Anfield for the forseeable future.
In a statement on the club's official website, manager Brendan Rodgers said: "We all are delighted that Luis has decided to join Liverpool.
"He has the correct footballing profile and mentality to be a Liverpool player."
Rodgers added: "I look forward to working with him to develop his talent and he joins a group of young exciting players at our club."
The Spanish forward spent the 2012/13 season on loan at Barcelona B, where he provided and impressive tally of 17 assists, netting on 11 different occasions.
Speaking to LFC TV, Alberto said: "I feel very excited, I've never felt so excited before but I'm very happy.
"I think am the happiest man on earth."
Liverpool have already signed ex-Arsenal and Manchester City defender Kolo Toure on a free transfer this summer, as well as agreeing a deal in principle for Celta Vigo's Iago Asapas, which will go through once the paperwork has been completed.
The Anfield club are also continuing their pursuit of Armenian international Henrikh Mkhitaryan, though they face strong competition for the Shakhtar Donetsk star's signature from Europe's elite.
With Sunderland stopper Simon Mignolet seemingly the next to join Rodgers' revolution, the Liverpool have been one of the busiest sides in the transfer market to date.


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Tech business Chirp overfunded on Crowdcube to almost double investment target
Business Technology Raising Finance
With 365 investors parting with their cash for access to a 16.7 per cent equity share, angel and venture capital investment firm GuanQun Investment UK was responsible for the largest deposit at £215,000. Together the pair will seek to break the bustling Chinese market and introduce Chirp's technology to businesses and consumers alike.
Its platform, which takes the form of Android and iOS apps, allows people to transfer files to each other without the need for an internet connection or Bluetooth, using sound instead.
A software development kit (SDK) has been in development too, designed to let third party app owners use Chirp's tools to add sound-based sharing to their own content – pictures, videos etc. Developers have been held on a waiting list to access the SDK and Chirp will likely begin the launch now that the crowdfunding campaign is over.
Read more on crowdfunding:
Exploring the true power of the crowd – it's not all about money
Full steam ahead for Grind as it aims to raise £1.5m via Crowdcube
Crowdfunding to fuel Welsh business growth as Seedrs commits to Wales
"We're a small company with big ambitions – we're building an internet made of sound. We're delighted how people have embraced Chirp to share information.
"It's even more exciting to have a long waiting list of developers wanting to get their hands on our SDK, so their apps can sing too," Chirp founder Patrick Bergel said at the time the Crowdcube campaign went live.
The original funding target was set at £400,000, which the Boris Johnson-backed London Co-Investment Fund (LCIF) pledged to top up with £100,000 if it was met. The final Crowdcube investment figure reached £752,530, which the firm will use to scale commercially and the SDK is the first step of the plan.
188% overfunded – Chirp #crowdfunding is now CLOSED. Ladies & gentlemen – you've been awesome http://t.co/F9HxZfjeNx pic.twitter.com/Khr8e6ifr6
— chirp.io (@chirp_io) July 1, 2015
Before the campaign ended, Chirp was able to generate significant exposure, which resulted in interest from prospective partners – connected device provider BleepBleeps, a creator of products to make parenting easier, became one of them.
The pair struck a partnership in June, which will see Chirp technology used in a future device – ideas on the table include sleep aids, location trackers and more. Currently BleepBleeps is best known for the Sammy Screamer, a portable motion alarm that sends a remote notification and audible bleep to the user's phone when the device is moved.
Bergel said: "As well as being beautifully designed, insanely charming and highly practical objects, BleepBleeps have tapped into an exploding market for connected devices in consumer wellness.
"This is clever stuff, and very much aligns with our thinking on how connected objects will become a valuable part of people's lives. We are looking forward to forthcoming BleepBleeps products chirping data securely and privately to parents' phones."
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WASHINGTON (May 13, 2017)—Media sources are now reporting that President Trump will nominate Sam Clovis—a former corporate executive and conservative radio talk show host, and current climate denier who is not a scientist and has no background in food or agriculture—for the role of lead scientist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Below is a statement by Ricardo Salvador, director of the Food and Environment Program at UCS.
"If the president goes forward with this nomination, it'll be yet another example of blatant dismissal of the value of scientific expertise among his administration appointees. Continuing to choose politics over science will give farmers and consumers little confidence that the administration has their interests at heart.
"If President Trump wants to deliver on his campaign promises of keeping Americans safe, as well as ensuring greater prosperity for farmers and rural communities, this selection for lead scientist is not only the wrong choice, but a slap in the face to those constituencies. Mr. Clovis denies the science of climate change and has no credentials that qualify him to assess the complicated scientific issues at play in agricultural systems, nutrition and food safety. American consumers and farmers deserve a nominee who has demonstrated ability to make evidence-based decisions to ensure department policies are both sustainable and successful.
"Farmers and rural communities are not being served by today's production-at-all-costs industrial model of agriculture. Crop yields are at all-time highs; commodity surpluses are driving down prices and incomes for farmers; mono-cropping systems are less resilient to pests, weather and other challenges; and farm runoff and air pollution threaten quality of life and critical drinking water sources. There are scientific alternatives. The science of agroecology holds solutions to these problems, but is already insufficiently prioritized at the USDA and the nation's land grant universities. More leadership and investment in science—not less—is needed to solve the long-term challenges faced by farmers. This must begin with leadership that recognizes, rather than denies, both the problems and the Department of Agriculture's ultimate responsibility to taxpayers who support scientifically informed approaches that best serve all citizens and the public interest.


So what are the best ways to reduce hunger cravings?
Got the munchies constantly? Are you finding it hard to control those little outbursts of hunger cravings?
I can assure you you're not alone on this one, there's no need to be in denial either its certainly nothing to be ashamed about.
Trust me when I say, this is a daily struggle for pretty much everyone and at some point or another everybody has struggled with their cravings – take it from someone who knows.
Am I Going to Be Able To Reduce My Hunger Cravings Or Is It Going To Be Impossible?
With a determined mind and the will power that comes with wanting to adjust your lifestyle, you can achieve anything!
The most effective ways to help you reduce your cravings.
To help you to understand what can trigger your carvings.
Ways to help you avoid your cravings.
So, you can stop worrying how it's all going to happen and start believing it will.
Here are 5 ways to reduce your hunger cravings that are tried and tested!
Are you sure you're hungry? Most people don't realize but hunger and food cravings are often confused with thirst.
Who would of thought right?
Not only can drinking water before meals help supress your appetite but it can also help get rid of those nightmare cravings.
If you have a sudden craving, try replacing it with a large glass of water – you may find that annoying hunger craving will fade away as your body was just in need of water.
Thirst and dehydration will make you feel hungrier, drinking at least 8 glasses of water a day will help you to control your hunger/craving levels.
Bottom Line: Stay hydrated and replace your cravings with a glass of water, as dehydration confuses your body, making you crave unnecessary foods, so what you are waiting for? Give it a try!
Have you ever noticed your cravings are more intense when stressed, pushing you towards your comfort foods?
Trust me when I say you're not alone, I have been there.
It hits you in an instant and feels overwhelming and urgent, and before you know it, you've demolished a full bag of chips and a whole packet of candies.
Stress plays a massive part in hunger cravings, leaving you feeling powerless.
When stressed your blood levels reach an all-time high increasing your hormones, causing you to make bad food choices and worse of all gaining weight.
Meditating. Mediating is known to help relieve stress levels, helping you to control your cravings.
A good night's sleep. Waking up feeling fresh and relaxed will help you to fight off a craving.
Get rid of all temptation and swap that junk for something healthy like blueberries.
Bottom Line: Being stressed influences your cravings, triggering temptation. Kick it while you can and see your appetite and cravings reduce.
#3 Distance Yourself From the Craving.
Have you ever thought what triggers your cravings?
Well, when you feel a hunger craving why don't you try and distance yourself from it?
Try and focus on something else. I know you're thinking it's easier said than done but in fact it really is.
Chewing Gum – some studies have shown chewing gum can help reduce appetite and cravings. So, what you waiting for?
As soon as that hunger craving triggers, why don't you take a bath, go for a walk, or even read a book, it's all about distracting your mind.
Remember out of sight out of mind – you can't be tempted if that hunger craving is not available.
Bottom Line: Get distracted and distance yourself, go for a walk, or chew some gum and see that craving disappear.
Let's get those hunger cravings under control.
Hunger is definitely one of the biggest reasons why we experience cravings and people don't even realize it.
If you want to avoid getting extremely hungry, it may be a good idea to get your body in to a routine by eating at more regular, scheduled times.
Try to eat smaller portions and keep a healthy snack close to hand. By doing this your body will feel fuller and prevent you from getting a Hunger craving.
Bottom Line: Hunger is a massive reason for those cravings, so eat more regular and have a healthy snack to hand and you will for sure see the difference.
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Having a fat burner in your life will not only help you to burn fat, but they will also help control your appetite too. I would most definitely recommend buying some supplements today. At the end of the day you've got nothing to lose.
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Bottom Line: Fat burners can help you to reduce your appetite and the bonus is it's a natural alternative way to stave of hunger cravings and lose weight fast.
Hunger cravings are extremely common and most people have them on a regular basis. Food cravings play a major role in binge eating sobeware of your cravings and figure out what triggers them, you will then for sure, have them under control in no time.
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Recently, I religiously tried to follow a new routine I created for myself: a 7-day work week routine.
The biggest thing I wanted to do was to satisfy my craving of "why not?" and to challenge the status quo of working 5 days a week and then taking 2 days off. Many of us know that working 9-5 is not the most effective way to work, and I had found this to be true for quite some time. I had a curiosity about whether the 5-day work week might also not be the most effective routine.
This is one of the things I wanted to avoid believing for the longest time. I don't think it's ever healthy to believe things "are the way they are," and in many cases I think this can be forgotten. After all, as entrepreneurs we are in the business of changing reality by making something out of nothing.
I found that Saturdays and Sundays could never be the same as other days, as much as I wanted them to be and as much as I tried to create a routine that could be exactly the same, every day. There are more people wandering the streets, more noise outside. There is no one in the office. You can't send certain emails, because they need to hit someone's inbox in work hours. It's not the best day to push a new feature or blog post.
You can certainly take advantage of the fact that Saturday and Sunday are different by doing specific tasks. However, the point of my experiment was to have identical days, and in this respect it was a failure. That said, it has been a very interesting experiment and I have kept some aspects of the new routine.
I wanted every day to be exactly the same. So I worked each day and rested each day. I went to the gym every day, I adjusted my work out so that this would be sustainable.
Overall, I feel like the 7-day work week failed because of lack of an extended period of renewal. My hypothesis – that a couple of extra hours during the day and fewer overall daily hours working would be enough – was invalidated in my experience.
The cleansing of the defiled mind"
I feel a sense of calm and confidence in the knowledge that many thousands of years of wisdom all converges towards the idea of a weekly day of rest. Certainly from my naive experiment I now feel that this is a very good practice.
Both from my own experiment and the wisdom of the day of rest, I have become interested in the idea of a single day of rest. However, I have not once come across anything advocating two days of rest. This is one of my biggest takeaways from this experiment, and I plan to continue to work on the basis of 6 days of work and a single day of rest.
Work was so important, here was the original formula for labor. If you have forgotten it, remind yourself. Six days of labor, and one day of rest. Now, it's important not to get those numbers mixed up. Why not five/two? Maybe one of the reasons for six/one: if you rest too long the weeds take the garden. Not to think so is naive. As soon as you've planted, the busy bugs and the noxious weeds are out to take it. So you can't linger too long in the rest mode, you've got to go back to work. Six days of work, then rest."
I think one of my biggest takeaways from trying a 7-day work week is: despite the conclusion that rest is important, a single day is the perfect amount, no more. I am working to consistently live by this method for as many of the weeks as I can during the year. I believe that this will be a key to success.


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Transformers The Original TV Series
Media Type DVD Language English, Japanese
Number of Discs 3 Subtitles English
Episodes 16 Episodes Regions Coding 0, ALL, NTSC
Running Time -- Genre action, adventure, fantasy, mecha, science fiction, space
Release Date -- Release By Manga Anime Cartoon
This boxed collection features the full first season of the original 1984 TRANSFORMERS animated series. Each digitally remastered episode is shown in chronological order. "More Than Meets The Eye Parts 1-3," "Transport To Oblivion," "Roll For It," "Divide and Conquer," "Fire In the Sky," "S.O.S. Dinobots," "Fire On the Mountain," "War of the Dinobots," "The Ultimate Doom Parts 1-3," "Countdown To Extinction," "A Plague Of Insections," and "Heavy Metal War" are the episodes included.
Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, The - Complete Collection (Anime DVD) English
Disgaea DVD Complete Set (Anime)
Rurouni Kenshin DVD Movie (Live Action) - Japanese Version (Live)
Shuffle! DVD Complete Series - S.A.V.E. Edition (Anime)
Chobits DVD Complete Series - Classic Line (Anime)
Tsubasa, RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE Season 1 DVD Complete Collection - S.A.V.E. Edition (Anime)
D.Gray-man Season 1 DVD Complete Set - S.A.V.E. Edition (Anime)
Naruto DVD Naruto Shippuden Part 10 (eps. 221-242) Japanese Ver. (Anime DVD)
My Wife is a Gangster 3 (Live Action DVD Movie)
B13 [District 13] Banlieue 13 (DVD) - Live Movie
The Big Swindle (Live Action)
One Piece Movie 8 DVD: The Desert Princess and The Pirates - Adventure in Alabasta
Samurai Commando Mission 1549 (Live Action)
New Fist of the North Star: 3 OVAs Collection (English) (Anime DVD)
Hello Kitty's Paradise - The Collection
Naruto DVD Uncut TV series Collection - Part 02 (eps. 27-52) - English
Legend of Himiko Complete DVD Collection
Original TransFormers Season 3 Part 1 (eps. 1-16)
InuYasha DVD TV Series Part 4 (English Version) eps. 55-72
Transformers Season 2 (Part 2) The Original Series
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Moncton man faces new charges in global sexual exploitation case
A 25-year-old Moncton man suspected of sexually exploiting more than 2,000 boys around the world by posing online as a teenaged girl is expected to face several new charges on Thursday.
25-year-old suspected of victimizing more than 2,000 boys by posing online as teen girl
CBC News · Posted: Mar 30, 2016 5:50 PM AT | Last Updated: March 30, 2016
RCMP allege the man convinced young boys to send images and videos of a sexual nature of themselves, which he distributed online. (CBC)
The man, who cannot be named due to a publication ban, previously pleaded guilty to producing child pornography, sexual assault and making child pornography available.
A sentencing hearing on those charges was scheduled to be held on Dec. 10, but was adjourned pending additional charges.
He is scheduled to appear in Moncton provincial court at 9:30 a.m., Sgt. Jean Marc Paré, of the New Brunswick RCMP's Internet Child Exploitation Unit, said in a statement.
Police allege the man, posing online as a teenage girl, lured boys as young as 10 years old into removing their clothing and initiating a sexual act, which he then recorded and distributed online.
Investigators have identified victims from Canada, the United States, England, Ireland and Scotland, the Netherlands, Australia, Russia, Ukraine, Belgium, Norway, Germany, France and Latvia, Paré said.
They say some victims may not even be aware they have been victimized.
Moncton man's sentencing delayed due to new sex charges
Young victims of online sexual exploitation IDed, say RCMP
RCMP urge parents to put computers in open areas at home
Young victims of online sexual exploitation sought by RCMP


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Q: bash to sh (ash) spoofing I have a 3rd party generator that's part of my build process (sbt native packager).  It generates a bash script to be used to run my built program.
Problem is I need to use sh (ash), not bash.  So the generator cranks out a line like this:
declare -a app_mainclass=("com.mypackage.Go")

sh chokes on this as there is no 'declare' command.
Clever me--I just added these lines:
alias declare=''
alias '-a'=''

This worked on all such declarations except this one--because of the parens.  sh apparently has no arrays.
Given that I cannot practically change the generator, what can I do to spoof the sh code to behaving properly?  In this case I logically want to eliminate the parens. (If I do this manually in the generated output it works great.)
I was thinking of trying to define a function app_mainclass= () { app_mainclass=$1; } but sh didn't like that--complained about the (.  Not sure if there's a way to include the '=' as part of the function name or not.
Any ideas of a way to trick sh into accepting this generated command (the parens)?

A: I hesitate to suggest it, but you might try a function declaration that uses eval to execute any assignments produced by a declare statement. I might verify that the generated declare statements are "safe" before using this. (For example, that the assigned value doesn't contain any thing that might be executed as arbitrary code by eval.)
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            value=${value#(}
            value=${value%)}
        fi
        # Cross your fingers... I'm assuming `$value` was already quoted, as in your example.
        eval "$name=$value"
    done
}

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Fiji Sessional Legislation
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CONSUMER CREDIT AMENDMENT ACT 2006
1. Short title and commencement
2. Section 2 amended
5. Section 10 amended
10. Section 18 amended
20. New section 36A added
21. Section 37 repealed and replaced
44. Section 116 amended
61. New section 178A added
62. Section 180 repealed and replaced
66. Schedule 1 amended
67. New Schedule 1A added
68. Part 6 repealed
ACT NO. 1 OF 2006
I assent
[L.S]
J. I. ULUIVUDA
[22 March 2006]
FOR AN ACT TO AMEND THE CONSUMER CREDIT ACT 1999
ENACTED by the Parliament of the Fiji Islands:
1. (1) This Act may be cited as the Consumer Credit Amendment Act 2006, and comes into operation on a day to be appointed by the Minister by notice published in the Gazette.
(2) In this Act, the Consumer Credit Act 1999 is referred to as "the principal Act".
2. Section 2 of the principal is amended:
(a)	by re-numbering the section as subsection (1);
(b)	by inserting next after the definition of "acceleration clause" the following definition:
"amount of credit" means the amount of a debt actually incurred, but does not include:
(a)	any interest charge under the contract; or
(b)	any fee or charge:
(i)	that is to be or may be debited after credit is first provided under the contract; and
(ii)	that is not payable in connection with the making of the contract or the making of a mortgage or guarantee related to the contract;"
(c)	in the definition of "consumer" by inserting the word "natural" before the word "person";
(d)	by deleting the definition of "credit" and substituting the following:
"credit " means the right granted by one person (the creditor) to another person (the debtor) to defer payment of a debt, and includes the right granted by one person to another to incur a debt and defer its payment;";
(e)	in the definition of "credit fees and charges":
(i)	by deleting paragraph (b) and substituting the following:
"(b) any fees or charges that are payable to or by a credit provider in connection with a credit contract in connection with which both credit and debit facilities are available if the fees or charges would be payable even if credit facilities were not available (not being annual fees or charges in connection with continuing credit contracts under which credit is ordinarily obtained by the use of a card); or";
(ii)	in paragraph (c), by deleting the words "and duties" and substituting the words ", or duties,"; and
(iii)	by inserting next after paragraph (c) the following new paragraph:
(d)	enforcement expenses."
(f)	by deleting the definition of "interest" and substituting the following:
"interest" means the return or compensation for the use or retention by one person of a sum of money belonging to or owed to another;"
(g)	by deleting the definition of "predominant";
(h)	by inserting next after the definition of "regulations" the following new definitions:
"related body corporate" means a body corporate that:
(a)	is the holding company of another body corporate;
(b)	is a subsidiary of another body corporate; or
(c)	is a subsidiary of the holding company of another body corporate;
"retained credit fees and charges" means credit fees and charges retained by the credit provider, other than credit fees and charges passed on to (or retained in reimbursement of an amount paid to):
(a)	a third party that is not a related body corporate of the credit provider; or
(b)	a financial institution that is such a related body corporate in respect of the provision of banking services that are provided to the credit provider by the financial institution on the same terms as those services are ordinarily provided to customers who are not associated with the financial institution;"; and
(i)	by inserting next after subsection (1) the following new subsection:
(2) For the purposes of this Act, a person is "associated" with a credit provider if:
(a)	the person and the credit provider are related bodies corporate; or
(b)	the person is a supplier in respect of whom the credit provider is a linked credit provider; or
(c)	the person is an officer, agent or employee of the credit provider, or of any such related body corporate or supplier, acting in that capacity.".
3. Section 6 of the principal Act is amended in paragraph (a), by deleting all the words beginning with "or unincorporated" and ending with "Islands".
4. Section 7 of the principal Act is amended:
(a)	by inserting next after subsection (10) the following new subsection:
"(10A) This Act does not apply to the provision of credit by an insurer against the security of a policy of life insurance where the amount of credit does not exceed the surrender value of the policy."; and
(b)	by deleting subsection (11) and substituting the following:
"(11) For a credit provider that provides credit to which this Act applies in the course of a business of providing credit to which this Act applies to employees or former employees and to others, subsection (10) applies only to the provision of credit on terms that are more favourable to the debtor than the terms on which the credit provider provides credit to persons who are not employees of or former employees of the credit provider or a related body corporate.".
Section 10 amended
5. Section 10 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (3), by deleting all the words beginning with "If by virtue" and ending with "applies" and substituting the words "For the purposes of subsection (1), this Act applies".
6. Section 11 of the principal Act is amended:
(a)	in subsection (3), by inserting next after the words "any other" the word "relevant"; and
(b)	by inserting next after subsection (4) the following new subsection:
"(5) For the purposes of subsection (3), a relevant person is a person associated with the credit provider or a finance broker (or a person acting for a finance broker) through whom the credit was obtained.".
(a)	by deleting paragraph (b) and substituting the following:
"(b) a written contract document signed by the credit provider and constituting an offer to the debtor that is accepted by the debtor in accordance with the terms of the offer.";
(b)	by re-numbering the section as subsection (1); and
(c)	by inserting next after subsection (1) the following new subsections:
"(2) An offer may be accepted by the debtor for the purposes of subsection (1) (b):
(a)	by the debtor or a person authorized by the debtor accessing or drawing down credit to incur a liability; or
(b)	by any other act of a debtor or of any such person that satisfies the conditions of the offer and constitutes an acceptance of the offer at law.
(3) The credit provider, or a person associated with the credit provider, may not be authorized by the debtor for the purposes of subsection (2).
(4) Nothing contained in subsection (3) shall be construed as prohibiting the debtor from authorizing the credit provider to debit the debtors account.
(5) In the case of a contract document consisting of more than one document, it is sufficient compliance with this section if one of the documents is duly signed and the other documents are referred to in the signed document."
(a)	in subsection (1), by deleting the words "A credit provider" and substituting the words "Subject to subsection (9) of this section and section 15, a credit provider";
(b)	in subsections (2), (4) and (5), by inserting next after the words "subsection (1)", in each of those subsections, the words "or subsection (9)"; and
"(9) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1)(a) of this section and section 15, where a credit provider intends to provide credit in an amount not exceeding $5,000.00, it shall be sufficient compliance with that subsection and that section if the pre-contractual statement and contract document respectively, contain the matters specified in Schedule 1A.
(10) The pre-contractual statement required by subsection (9) shall be in the form prescribed by the regulations.".
9. Section 15 of the principal Act is amended by inserting at the beginning of the section the words "Subject to section 14 (9)."
10. Section 18 of the principal Act is amended by deleting subsection (3) and substituting the following:
"(3) Subsection (2) does not apply if the credit provider has previously given the debtor a copy of the contract document to keep."
"(1) Although a credit contract has been made, the debtor may nevertheless, by written notice to the credit provider, terminate the contract unless:
(a)	any credit has been obtained under the contract; or
(b)	a card or other means of obtaining credit provided to the debtor by the credit provider has been used to acquire goods or services for which credit is to be advanced under the contract.".
12. Section 21 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) (a) by inserting next after the words "of a" the word "credit".
"(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), a credit provider is not required to credit a payment under a credit contract before it is payable under the contract if the contract prohibits its early payment and:
(a)	the credit provider informs the debtor, as soon as practicable after the credit provider becomes aware of the payment, that it will not be credited to the debtor (or that any credit will be reversed) until it becomes payable under the contract, and the debtor elects to leave the payment with the credit provider; or
(b)	the credit provider informs the debtor, before accepting the payment, that it will not be credited to the debtor until it becomes payable under the contract; or
(c)	the credit provider refunds the payment to the debtor.".
"(2) A credit contract may specify, for the purposes of payments or any other purposes under the contract, when a day ends and different times of the day may be specified for different purposes.".
15. Section 27 of the principal Act is amended by inserting next after subsection (3) the following new subsection:
"(4) This section does not apply to the debit of an interest charge under a credit contract before the end of the period to which the charge applies if:
(a)	the charge is debited on the last day of the period; and
(b)	the amount debited is not treated by the credit provider as part of the unpaid daily balance for that day for the purpose of calculating interest charges under the contract.".
16. Section 30 of the principal Act is amended:
(a)	by deleting subsection (1) and substituting the following:
"(1) A fee or charge payable by a debtor for an amount payable or to reimburse an amount paid by the credit provider to another person, body or agency is not to exceed the actual amount payable or paid by the credit provider if that amount is ascertainable when the fee or charge is paid by the debtor."; and
(b)	by deleting subsection (5).
(a)	in subsection (3)(b), by inserting next after the words "statement period" the words "(other than debits for government charges, or duties, on receipts or withdrawals)";
(b)	by inserting next after paragraph (e), the following new paragraph:
"(f) the debtor has died or is insolvent and the debtors personal representative or trustee in bankruptcy has not requested a statement of account."; and
(c)	by inserting next after subsection (3) the following new subsection:
"(3A) A separate statement of account may, but need not, be given in respect of each or any number of the credit facilities provided under a credit contract.".
(a)	in subsection (1)(c), by inserting next after the word "amounts" the word "currently";
(b)	in subsection (1)(d), by inserting next after the word "amount" the word "currently"; and
"(3A) In the case of joint debtors or guarantors, the statement under this section need only be given to a debtor or guarantor who requests the statement and not, despite section 180, to each joint debtor or guarantor."
(a)	in subsection (4), by deleting the words "In a case other than that described in subsection (3)" and substituting the words "In the case of any other credit contract for which a statement of account is given"; and
"(4A) In the case of a credit contract in respect of which a statement of account need not be and is not given for the period to which the disputed liability relates, the notice of dispute must be given to the credit provider not later than 3 months after the end of the contract.".
New section 36A added
20. The principal Act is amended by inserting next after section 36 the following new section:
Dating and adjustments of debits and credits in accounts
36A. (1) For the purposes of this Act and the credit contract, a debit or a credit made by a credit provider to a debtors account is taken to have been made, and has effect, on the date assigned to the debit or credit, not on the date on which it is processed.
(2) A credit provider may subsequently adjust debits or credits to a debtors account, and the account balances, so as to accurately reflect the legal obligations of the debtor and the credit provider.
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not permit a debit or credit to be assigned a date other than the date on which it is processed, or the subsequent adjustment of a debit or a credit or account balance, if:
(a)	the assignment or adjustment is not consistent with the credit contract; or
(b)	the adjustment results in an interest charge that is more than the maximum amount permitted by the Act, as calculated on the basis of debits or credits to a debtors account consistent with the credit contract; or
(c)	the assignment or adjustment results in a contravention of section 24; or
(d)	the assignment of the date on which an interest charge is taken to be debited results in a debit being taken to be done before a time permitted under the Act.
(4) An adjustment by a credit provider under subsection (2) does not affect any liability of a credit provider under section 113."
Section 37 repealed and replaced
21. Section 37 of the principal Act is repealed and replaced by the following:
Deferrals, waivers and changes under contracts
37. (1) The provision of credit as a result of a change to an existing credit contract, or a deferral or waiver of an amount under an existing credit contract or a postponement relating to an existing credit contract is not to be treated as creating a new credit contract for the purposes of this Act if the change, waiver or postponement is made in accordance with this Act or the existing credit contract.
(2) In this section "existing credit contract" includes existing consumer lease.".
22. Section 39 of the principal Act is amended by re-numbering the section as subsection (1) and by inserting next after subsection (1) the following new subsection:
"(2) This section does not apply if the credit provider has previously given the mortgagor a copy of the mortgage document to keep.".
"(5) In this section, a reference to a credit contract or guarantee includes a reference to a proposed credit contract or proposed guarantee.".
24. Section 51 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1), by deleting all the words beginning with "Before" and ending with "guarantee" and substituting the words "Before a guarantee is signed by the guarantor".
Copies of documents for guarantor
52. (1) A credit provider must, not later than 14 days after a guarantee is signed and given to the credit provider, give the guarantor:
(a)	a copy of the guarantee signed by the guarantor; and
(b)	a copy of the credit contract or proposed credit contract.
(2) Subsection (1)(a) does not apply if the credit provider has previously given the guarantor a copy of the guarantee to keep and subsection (1)(b) does not apply if the credit provider has previously given the guarantor a copy of the credit contract or proposed credit contract to keep.".
26. Section 53 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) (b) by deleting the words "or pre-contractual statement".
27. Section 54 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (3), by deleting the word "does" and substituting the words "and section 51 do".
28. Section 55 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (2) by deleting the words "or any other act or omission by, or circumstances affecting, the debtor".
"(2) This section does not apply to an increase in liabilities resulting from:
(a)	a change of which notice referred to in section 58 (2) (a) or (b);
(b)	a change of which notice is required to be given under Division 1 of Part 4 (not being a change referred to in section 62 (3) or section 63);
(c)	a change under section 68 (2) or a postponement under section 88 (2); or
(d)	a deferral or waiver of a debtors obligations for a period not exceeding 90 days.".
30. Section 59 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (5) by deleting the words "30 days" and substituting the words "20 days".
(a)	in subsection (1) by deleting the words "30 days" and substituting the words "20 days"; and
(b)	by inserting next after subsection (2) the following new subsections:
"(2A) If the amount or frequency or time for payment of instalments or minimum repayments is not specified in the credit contract but is determined by a method of calculation so specified, this section requires the credit provider to give particulars only of any change in that method of calculation.
(2B) This section does not apply to a change that occurs while the credit contract does no require any repayment of the amount of credit provided.".
32. Section 61 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1), by deleting the words "30 days" and substituting the words "20 days".
(a)	in subsection (1), by deleting the words "30 days" and substituting the words "20 days"; and
(b)	in subsection (3), by inserting next after the figures "59, 60, 61 or 62" the words "(or which would be required to be so given but for an exception provided in any such section)".
Particulars of matters as changed only required to be given under this Division in certain cases
63A. The credit provider may, under section 59, 60, 61 or 63, give a person particulars only of a matter as changed instead of particulars of the change, but only if the credit provider:
(a) makes it clear to the person that the matter has changed; or
(b) issues to the person a new set of terms and conditions relating to the credit contract, mortgage or guarantee.".
(a)	in subsection (1), by deleting the words "within 30 days" and substituting the words "not later than 30 days";
(b)	in subsection (3), by inserting next after the words "credit contract" the words "(other than a continuing credit contract)"; and
"(4A) The credit provider may, under subsection (1), give the person particulars only of a matter as changed instead of particulars of the change, but only if the credit provider:
(a)	makes it clear to the person that the matter has changed; or
(b)	issues to the person a new set of terms and conditions relating to the credit contract, mortgage or guarantee.".
(a)	in subsection (1), by deleting the words "within 30 days" and substituting the words "not later than 30 days"; and
"(3) The credit provider may, under subsection (1), give a person particulars only of a matter as changed instead of particulars of the change, but only if the credit provider:
(b)	issues to the person a new set of terms and conditions relating to the credit contract.".
(a)	in subsection (1), by deleting the words "the credit provider writes off the relevant debt, whichever occurs first" and substituting the words "otherwise comes to an end"; and
(b)	in subsection (2), by deleting the words "credit provider writes off the relevant debt, whichever occurs first" and substituting the words "credit contract is rescinded or discharged or otherwise comes to an end".
"(4A) In the case of joint debtors or guarantors, the statement under this section need only be given to a debtor or guarantor who requests the statement and not, despite section 180, to each joint debtor or guarantor.".
(a)	in the heading to the section, by deleting the words "and goods subject to sale by instalments";
(b)	by deleting subsection (1) and substituting the following:
"(1) If a credit provider has a mortgage over goods of a debtor or guarantor, the debtor or mortgagor may give written notice of an intention to surrender the goods to the credit provider or, if the goods are in the credit providers possession, require the credit provider in writing to sell the goods.";
(c)	in subsections (2) to (7) and (9), by deleting the words "debtor or" wherever they appear in each of those subsections;
(d)	in subsection (4), by deleting the words "and, being a debtor";
(e)	in subsection (8)(a):
(i)	by deleting the word "contract" and substituting the word "guarantee"; and
(ii)	by inserting next after paragraph (d) the following new paragraph:
"(e) the expenses reasonably incurred by the credit provider in connection with the possession and sale of the mortgaged goods."; and
(f)	in subsection (9), by deleting the words "net amount due under the credit contract" and substituting the words "amount due under the guarantee".
(a)	in subsections (1) and (2), by deleting the words "debtor or" wherever they appear; and
(b)	in subsection (2), by deleting the word "debtor", where it last appears.
(a)	in subsection (4), by deleting the words "during the period of thirty days" and substituting the words "during the period specified in the default notice for remedying the original default";
"(4A) Default notices that may be given under subsections (1) and (2) may be combined in one document if given to a person who is both a debtor and a mortgagor.";
(c)	in subsection (5) (c), by deleting the words "to do so" and substituting the words "to begin the enforcement proceedings";
(d)	in subsection (7), by inserting next after the word "property" the words "or other".
(a)	in subsection (1) by deleting the words "written notice of the conditions of postponement is given to the debtor, mortgagor or guarantor";
"(3) A credit provider must give written notice of the conditions of a postponement referred to in subsection (1) not later than 30 days after agreement is reached on the postponement.
(4) A notice referred to in subsection (3) must set out the consequences under subsection (7) if the conditions of the postponement are not complied with.
(5) A credit provider that contravenes subsection (3) commits an offence.
(6) A credit provider that is required to give notice under section 65 in relation to a postponement is not required to comply with subsection (3).
(7) If any of the conditions of a postponement are not complied with, a credit provider is not required to give further notice under this Act to the debtor, mortgagor or guarantor with whom the postponement was negotiated before proceeding with the enforcement proceedings.".
43. Section 99 of the principal Act is amended by inserting next after subsection (1) the following new subsections:
"(1A) Enforcement expenses of a credit provider extend to those reasonably incurred by the use of the staff and facilities of the credit provider.
(1B) If there is a dispute between the credit provider and the debtor, mortgagor or guarantor about the amount of enforcement expenses that may be recovered by the credit provider, the Court may, on application by any of the parties to the dispute, determine the amount of that liability.".
Section 116 amended
44. Section 116 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (3) by inserting next after the words "credit contract" where they first appear, the words "(other than a continuing credit contract).".
45. Section 118 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) by inserting next after the words "in relation to the" the word "sale".
46. Section 123 of the principal Act is amended by inserting next after subsection (3) the following new subsection:
"(4) This section does not apply to a sale contract for the supply of rights in relation to, and interests in, real property unless the supplier was aware that the purchaser intended to obtain the credit from the supplier or from a linked credit provider of the supplier.".
"(9) This section applies:
(a)	to the exercise by a purchaser of a right under this Act or any other law to rescind or discharge a sale contract; and
(b)	to a tied loan contract or a tied continuing contract, but only if the sale contract was the principal purpose for which the credit was provided.".
48. Section 131 of the principal Act is amended:
(a)	by deleting the heading to the section and substituting the following:
"Interpretation and application"; and
"(3) This Act does not apply to insurance over mortgaged property that:
(a)	is insurance for an extended period of warranty for goods; or
(b)	is insurance over property that is not mortgaged to secure obligations under the credit contract.
(4) This Act does not apply to consumer credit insurance in connection with a credit contract unless the contract for consumer credit insurance insures the obligations of the debtor under the credit contract.".
49. Section 133 of the principal Act is amended by deleting subsection (2).
(a)	in subsection (4), by inserting next after the word "section" the words ",including the rebate payable where this section does not apply to the whole of a credit-related insurance contract"; and
(b)	by inserting next after subsection (5), the following new subsection:
"(6) This section does not apply to a credit- related insurance contract, to the extent that it provides a benefit in the event of the death of the debtor, if a credit contract is terminated on the death of the debtor; but it does apply to the credit-related insurance contract to the extent that it provides other benefits.".
51. Section 139 of the principal Act is amended by deleting subsections (3) and (4) and substituting the following new subsections:
"(3) The advertisement need not contain an annual percentage rate, but must do so if the advertisement states the amount of any repayment.
(4) If the advertisement contains an annual percentage rate and credit fees and charges are payable, the advertisement must:
(a)	state that fees and charges are payable; or
(b)	specify the amount of the fees and charges payable; or
(c)	specify the amount of some of the fees and charges payable and state that other fees and charges are payable.
(4A) The advertisement may contain the comparison rate calculated as prescribed by the regulations and, if it does so, must be accompanied by the warnings set out in the regulations."
52. Section 142 of the principal Act is amended by deleting the words "the annual percentage rate or rates" and substituting the words "expressed as a nominal percentage rate per annum".
53. Section 145 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) by deleting the words "the person" appearing at the end of that subsection and substituting the words "a person who resides there".
54. Section 147 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) (a), by deleting all the words beginning with "or unincorporated" and ending with "islands".
55. Section 151 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) (c), by inserting next after the words "government charge" the words "(other than on receipts or withdrawals)".
56. Section 152 of the principal Act is amended by inserting next after subsection (2) the following new subsections:
"(3) Subsection (1) does not apply if the lessor has previously given the lessee a copy of the consumer lease to keep.
(4) Section 180 applies to this section as if references in that section to the credit provider were references to the lessor and as if references in that section to the debtor were references to the lessee."
57. Section 157 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (1) (b) by deleting the words "in the form set out" and substituting the words "as set out".
58. Section 163 of the principal is amended by inserting next after subsection (1) the following new subsection:
"(1A) Subsection (1) does not apply to hirers who have, in respect of defaults, other than the final payment, given not less than 51 days notice in lieu of the 21 days provided in subsection (1); and for the purpose of this subsection final payment means the final payment or installment to be made under a hire purchase agreement."
59. Section 164 of the principal Act is amended by deleting the words "section 163 (4)" and substituting the words "section 163 (1)".
60. Section 175 of the principal Act is amended in subsection (3) by inserting next after the word "debtor" the words ", or would continue to do so if the debtor complied with the credit contract".
New section 178A added
61. The principal Act is amended by inserting next after section 178 the following new section:
Indemnities
178A. (1) An indemnity for any liability under this Act is not void, and cannot be declared void, on the grounds of public policy, despite any rule of law to the contrary.
(2) The liabilities to which this section applies include the following:
(a)	a liability for any criminal or civil penalty incurred by any person under this Act;
(b)	a payment in settlement of a liability or alleged liability under this Act;
(c)	a liability under another indemnity for any liability under this Act.
(3) This section is subject to section 178 (2).
(4) This section does not derogate from any other rights and remedies that exist apart from this section.
(5) This section extends to any indemnity for any liability obtained before the commencement of this Act."
Section 180 repealed and replaced
62. Section 180 of the principal is repealed and replaced by the following new section:
Giving notice or other document
180. (1) This section applies as follows:
(a)	this section applies (subject to this subsection) to notices or other documents that are required to be given for the purposes of this Act;
(b)	this subsection and subsections (3) and (7), but not the remainder of this section, apply to pre-contractual statements and notices given under section 14;
(c)	subsections (4), (5) and (6) do not apply to default notices; and
(d)	this section applies despite the provisions of any other sections of this Act (except section 34 (3A) and 76 (4) to the contrary.
(2) A credit provider is relieved from the obligation to give a notice or other document to a person if:
(a)	the credit provider has previously made a reasonable (but unsuccessful) attempt to give a notice or other document in accordance with this Act by leaving it at, or by sending it by post, telex, facsimile or similar facility to the appropriate address of the person under section 181;
(b)	the credit provider has reasonable grounds for believing that the person can no longer be contacted at that address.
(3) In the case of joint debtors mortgagors or guarantors, a notice or other document must be given to each debtor, mortgagor or guarantor, except as provided by this section.
(4) A notice or other document may be given to any 2 or more joint debtors, mortgagors or guarantors by being given to one of the joint debtors, mortgagors or guarantors nominated by them to receive the notice or document on their behalf, and in such a case, the notice or other document need not be addressed to all of them.
(5) A single copy of a notice or other document may be given to any 2 or more joint debtors, mortgagors or guarantors at the same address if each of them has consented to a single copy being given and the notice or other document is addressed jointly to them, and this procedure is an alternative to the procedure prescribed by subsection (4).
(6) A notice or other document may be given to a person by being given to any other person nominated by the person to receive the notice or other document on his or her behalf, so however, that:
(a)	a debtor, mortgagor or guarantor cannot nominate the credit provider or a person associated with the credit provider; and
(b)	a mortgagor cannot nominate the debtor if the mortgage is given by a guarantor; and
(c)	a guarantor cannot nominate the debtor.
(7) A notice or other document may be given to a person by being given to a legal practitioner acting for the person in the matter concerned.
(8) A nomination or consent under this section ceases to have effect if it is withdrawn by the person who made or gave it.
(9) A nomination or consent under this section (or withdrawal of any such nomination or consent) must be in the form required by the regulations.".
(a)	in subsection (1)(a)(ii), by deleting all the words beginning with "the address" and ending with "other document" and substituting the words "an appropriate address of the person";
"(1A) For the purposes of subsection (1), the appropriate address of a debtor, mortgagor, guarantor or consumer lessee is:
(a)	an address nominated in writing by that person to the person giving the notice or other document; or
(b)	if there is no such nomination, the address of the place of residence of that person last known to the person giving the notice or other document.
(1B) For the purposes of subsection (1), an appropriate address of any other person is:
(b)	the address of the place of residence or business of that person last known to the person giving the notice or other document.".
(a)	by inserting next after subsection (2) the following new subsection:
"(2A) Subsection (2) does not prevent a credit provider from authorizing a person associated with the credit provider to enter into a credit contract on behalf of the credit provider."; and
(b)	by deleting subsection (4) and replacing it with the following:
"(4) For the purposes of this Act, a person is associated with a credit provider if:
(a)	the person and the credit provider are related bodies corporate;
(b)	the person is a supplier of whom the credit provider is a linked credit provider;
Offences by officers, agents or employees
183A. An officer, agent or employee of a credit provider or other person may be prosecuted for an offence against this Act or the regulations (if liable for the offence) whether or not proceedings have been taken against the credit provider or other person."
Schedule 1 amended
66. Schedule 1 to the principal Act is amended as set out in Schedule 1 to this Act.
Schedule 1A added
67. The principal Act is amended by inserting next after Schedule I the new Schedule 1A set out in Schedule 2 to this Act.
Part 6 repealed
68. Part 6 of the principal Act, other than section 113, is repealed.
Consequential amendments
69. The principal Act is amended:
(a) in section 8(1)(b), by deleting "or body of the kind mentioned in section 6(1)(a)";
(b) in section 9(1)(b), by deleting "or body of the kind mentioned in section 6(1)(a)";
(c) in section 113(1), by deleting ", other than one for which a civil penalty is provided by Division 1 or by any other provision of this Act";
(d) in section 146:
(i) by deleting "or body of the kind mentioned in section 147(1)(a)";
(ii) by deleting "or body" after "that person".
(Section 15)
AMENDMENTS OF SCHEDULE 1 TO PRINCIPAL ACT
(B) Amount of credit: Delete paragraph (a) and substitute the following:
"(a)	If the amount of credit to be provided is ascertainable:
(i)	that amount; and
(ii)	the persons, bodies or agents (including the credit provider) to whom it is to be paid and the amounts payable to each of them, but only if both the person, body or agent and the amount are ascertainable.".
(E) Total amount of interest: Delete "assumptions in sections 158 and 160" and charges payable substitute "assumptions under sections 168 and 170".
(F) Repayments: Delete paragraph (a) (ii) and substitute the following:
"(ii) if ascertainable, the number of payments; and
(ii) (a) if ascertainable, the total amount of the repayments, but only if the contract would, on the assumption under section 168 and 170, be paid out within 7 years of the date on which credit is first provided under the contract; and".
Insert next after paragraph (b) the following new paragraph:
"(c)	Paragraph (a) does not apply to minimum repayments under a continuing credit contract."
(N) Insurance financed by contract: Insert next after paragraph (d) the following new paragraph:
"(e) In the case of consumer credit insurance that includes a contract of general insurance:
(a)	it is sufficient compliance with paragraphs (a) and (b) if the contract document contains the name of the general insurer and the total amount payable to the insurers (or, if it is not ascertainable, how it is to be calculated); and
(b)	it is sufficient compliance with paragraph (d) relating to the amount of commission if the contract document contains the total amount of commission (expressed as a monetary amount or as a proportion of the premium to be paid by the insurers.".
SCHEDULE 1A
(Section 14(9))
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS FOR SMALL LOANS
(A) Amount of credit
The amount of credit agreed to be provided (if ascertainable) or, (if not ascertainable) the maximum amount of credit agreed to be provided or the credit limit under the contract (if any).
(B) Annual percentage rate or rates
(a)	The annual percentage rate or rates under the contract.
(b)	If there is more than one rate, how each rate applies.
If an annual percentage rate under the contract is determined by referring to a reference rate:
(i)	the name of the rate or a description of it;
(ii)	the margin or margins (if any) above or below the reference rate to be applied to determine the annual percentage rate or rates; and
(iii)	the current annual percentage rate or rates.
(C) Calculation of interest charges
The method of calculation of the interest charges payable under the contract and the frequency with which interest charges are to be debited under the contract.
(D) Total amount on interest charges payable
The total amount of interest charges payable under the contract, if ascertainable (but only if the contract would, on the assumptions in sections 168 and 170, be paid out within 7 years of the date on which credit is first provided under the contract).
(E) Repayments
(a)	If more than one payment is to be made:
(i)	the amount of the payments or the method of calculating the amount;
(ii)	if ascertainable, the number of payments;
(iii)	if ascertainable, the total amount of the repayments, but only if the contract would, on the assumption under sections 168 and 170, be paid out within 7 years of the date on which credit is first provided under the contract; and
(iv)	when the first repayment is to be paid, if ascertainable, and the frequency of payment of repayments;
(b)	if the contract provides for a minimum repayment, the amount of that repayment, if ascertainable, but if not, the method of calculation of the minimum repayment; and
(c)	paragraph (a) does not apply to minimum repayments under a continuing credit contract.".
(F) Credit fees and charges
(a)	A statement of the credit fees and charges that are, or may become, payable under the contract, and when each such fee or charge is payable, if ascertainable.
(b)	The amount of any such fee or charge, if ascertainable, but if not, the method of calculation of the fee or charge, if ascertainable.
(c)	The total amount of credit fees and charges payable under the contract to the extent that they are ascertainable.".
Passed by the House of Representatives this 23rd day of February 2006.
Passed by the Senate this 9th day of March 2006.
URL: http://www.paclii.org/fj/legis/num_act/cca2006254


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This summer, a fantastic group of Brazilian students from Embarque Educacional attended Embassy Academy Roedean in the UK. They had a great time learning English, exploring London, playing elite sports, and making new friends from around the world. Check out their blog to learn more about their exciting "Embarque na Euro" adventure!
In July, a group of almost 50 teenagers visited Portugal, England and France on a language exchange to improve their English. The adventure began at the airport of Teresina with the presence of relatives and friends. With each second, the heart accelerated, until it was time for the dream to begin.
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In addition to the cities of Brighton and London, our exchange students also visited Oxford City's Christ Church and college, established since 1546.
It has been the scene of films such as Harry Potter and Alice in Wonderland.
One of our favourite highlights were the birthday parties for Pedro, João Antonio Rameiro and Maria Eduarda Nunes.
Because better than winning a birthday gift is to win a birthday trip! And even more when this trip is Embarque na Euro!!
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This is part four of a six-part series on the core community practices that best serve community groups. Read part one, part two, and part three.
In this series, we're looking at six essential practices for a life-giving small group: remembering, listening, blessing, celebrating, mourning, and resting.
Human beings were created to celebrate. It's in our DNA.
We celebrate birthdays with cake, ice cream, and gifts. We celebrate wedding anniversaries with roses and chocolates. We celebrate national holidays by taking off from work and lighting explosives. Our world loves to celebrate, because we are hard-wired to celebrate.
If there's one thing Christians should be able to do, it's celebrate! We should be celebration experts.
We were once enemies of God, doomed to eternal death. But God, because of the great love He has for us, saved us through the cross of Jesus! In Christ, we get to enjoy life with God and His people forever. Now that's something worth celebrating!
As a result, our church services and our group meetings should often feel like a party! We celebrate Christmas and Easter, of course, but we also can celebrate one another on a regular basis. Our community groups give us a weekly opportunity to celebrate the work of God in our lives. Our groups also give us the perfect place to celebrate one another.
Celebrate your kids' first day of school with cupcakes.
Celebrate promotions at work and wedding anniversaries.
Show pictures and tell stories from your family vacations.
Celebrate sporting events by watching and cheering together.
Celebrate good weather by getting out of your house and meeting at a beautiful park.
Think about your own small group: Who can you celebrate? What events or transitions can you celebrate? What neighborhood parties or cultural events can you join in to celebrate with your neighbors?


Jack has officially unveiled the new Wildlife Garden at the MS Therapy Centre, in Bradley Stoke.
The project was led by Avon Wildlife Trust, with the generous support of Rolls Royce apprentices, Wessex Water and many others in the community. The new Wildlife Garden creates a wonderful wildlife therapy garden with many sensory features, that will benefit centre users receiving treatments at the centre, as well as the local community and centre volunteers.
Jack said, "This is a fantastic collaborative local project and I would like to thank everyone from Avon Wildlife Trust, Rolls Royce, Wessex Water, Wheatfield Primary School and many other volunteers, for helping making this project a reality. It will be of amazing benefit to both centre users and the local community."


A family situation reaches a critical point. It's time to get help for a relative who is in a compromising situation. It doesn't matter whether it's finding the right medical care, appropriate housing or rehabilitation services. The important thing is to acknowledge this situation is beyond your control. If you pretend nothing is wrong, you'll be doing everyone in the group a disservice. Everyone has suffered from this mounting problem. It's important to stop subjecting children to a toxic environment.


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Next Saturday, the Valdosta State Blazers football team will travel to Wingate, N.C. to kick off their season opener against the Bulldogs.
Blazer football is back for what seems will be another thrilling season.
VSU finished the 2010 season with a pleasing 11-3 record and come into this season even more energized than last to hopefully compete for a national championship.
"We're going to come out here and bust some heads for the first game," defensive end Brandon Ketchup said.
The Blazers will try to repeat their results from last year's season opener against Wingate where they won a close one over the Bulldogs, 25-22.
Both VSU and Wingate are beginning their seasons as defending 2010 conference champions,
Wingate champs of the South Atlantic Conference and VSU champs of the Gulf South Conference.
The Blazer defense will have their work cut out for them with the loss of a few key seniors from last year including first team All-American Larry Dean.
"What we are going to lose not having Larry more than anything else is just leadership. Leadership, you can't coach that," Head Coach David Dean said.
The voice of Larry Dean in the locker room on Saturdays will be without doubt missed.
Dean regardless is confident his defense will be ready to compete at high levels when game day finally comes around.
"We lose one we gain more. We just got to play like he played. Black Swarm all day," Ketchup said.
The defense will be put to the test early going up against Wingate quarterback Cody Haffly, preseason all-American, who recorded three touchdowns in last year's season opener.
On the other side of the ball, VSU is expected to have a slightly different dynamic on offense due to the abundance of new players and the off season hiring of offensive line coach Andy Richman and wide receiver coach Lance Fendley.
"We've got a lot of new faces at the wide receiver position. That's probably our scariest part right now," Dean said.
Only four of the 18 receivers on this year's roster are returning Blazers.
Although coaches are a little nervous about the fresh receiving core, there is plenty of talent on the depth chart, including Iowa State transfer Sedrick Johnson.
"I'm just anxious. I've been through this a lot now and I'm just ready to play," Johnson said.
The top newcomer wide out left his Division I program to showcase his skills as a Blazer.
The starting quarterback has still not been announced yet to lead the offense next weekend.
It will be imperative to start the season with a consistent starter behind center so teammates can become familiar with his playing style and tendencies.
"You know I think we are pretty close to doing it. They're three guys who are pretty much neck and neck: Brett Whitmire, Austen Roberts, and Cayden Cochran," Dean said.
Obviously, there will be high expectations for whoever earns the decisive position.
Johnson has been spectating the quarterback competition all summer long and can't wait for the winner to unveil his talents the first game.
"This year I feel like there will be more points on the board and a little more passing," Johnson said.
The crucial obstacle the Blazers will face will be how fast they can establish a winning formula with so many unfamiliar faces in the locker room.
Despite an upcoming difficult schedule, with four of the ten teams VSU plays ranked in the national top 25, the Blazers plan to continue the tradition of winning.
"New personnel or not, they're still doing their job at practice. Everybody is just ready to go out and show them what we got." Ketchup said.
Kickoff begins at 1:30 p.m., Sept. 3 at Irwin Belk Stadium.
The Blazers second game of the season will be the home opener at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium on Thursday Sept. 8. Kickoff will be at 7 p.m.
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