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Merry Christmas from RugbyZone
Looks like MediaZone, which will soon be RugbyZone iqoptions is upgrading their site. While they are making the changes to their website they are offering free High Definition rugby videos for viewing! Last night I watched Wales vs Australia, and it was awesome!
The quality was great, shiny and lovely! Not sure how long it will last, but make sure to check it out.
Since RugbyZone is being so generous this Holiday Season, maybe you can take a few minutes to be genrous as well? Xerox is hosting a free campaign called Let's Say Thanks where you choose a postcard, write a quick message and Xerox will print and send it to an anonymous soldier serving overseas.
Thanks for the support and enjoy the free rugby videos!
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Rugby Video Monday: Rugby Film by Austin Blanton
Thanks to Sally for sending this video in. It is great short film that is very creative, shot well and cute to watch! It was direct by Austin Blanton, and submitted to Youtube by ImAus10.
View the video here if you are using a RSS reader...
Other Rugby Video Mondays:
12/8/2008: Rugby in the Mud!
12/1/2008: Various Drills and Workouts
11/24/2008: Rugby on the Mind
11/17/2008: I am Colorado's Female Rugby Player
11/10/2008: Oklahoma Roses Rugby
11/3/2008: Football's for Girls
Please keep sending me your favorite videos: yourscrumhalfconnection@gmail.com! Want even more videos? Make sure to check out my Vimeo profile or my Youtube channel...
NOTE: all new videos will be on Vimeo only as they are recorded iq option in High Definition.
USA Women's National Team vs Canada Rugby in June 2009
Hot off the Google Alert presses and into my inbox:
Credit: PRNewswire via COMTEX
Glendale, Colorado's Infinity Park will play host to rugby matches between the United States and the Canadian Women's National Rugby Teams in June 2009.
The Women's Development Squad will compete on June 23, 2009 and the National Teams will go head to head on June 27, 2009.
WHO: USA vs. Canada - Women's National Rugby Tournament
WHAT: International Competition
WHERE: Infinity Park
4599 Tennessee Avenue
Glendale, Colorado 80246
WHEN: June 23 and 27, 2009 @ 6 pm (MDT)
Coming Soon -- Ticket, hotel and event information will be posted on http://www.glendalerugby.com.
Texas Rugby Youth Camps
from my inbox:
There are two Texas Rugby Youth Camps this weekend (Dec 13, 2008) in Keller, TX and Houston, TX:
Keller Camp
Saturday December 13, 2008 Jesuit College Prep along with Alliance RFC will be hosting a Youth Rugby Clinic. This will be a camp for full Varsity, JV, Freshman, U14, U12, U10 or non-contact team or players. They have a spot for everyone. This camp will be for both MEN and WOMEN. So, if you open on Saturday. Then please bring out your youth for a solid, controlled day of rugby.
Date: Saturday Dec. 13th, 2008
Schedule: Academy skills session 12:00 – 3:00 PM
Team based scrimmages 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Camp will end at 5:00 PM
Location: Keller Sports Park - 265 Golden Triangle Boulevard, Keller, TX 76248
Doug "Neuby" Neubauer
Alliance Rugby Club (ARC) - Head Coach
(c) 817-360-5368
Anthony "Matta" Mattacchione
Jesuit College Prep RFC – Head Coach
Houston Camp
This Saturday from 9-3 St. Pius X High School will be hosting a High School Women's Clinic. The Clinic will be coached by the ladies of HARC Women's team and assisted by the out-of-shape St Pius X coaching staff. There is a $5 fee that will cover water, Gatorade, and lunch. The tentative schedule is as follows:
9-9:30Stretching/Warm-up Drills
9:30-10Ball handling drills
10-11Introduction of Tackling, Rucking, and Mauling
11-12Split for Forwards and Backs instruction
12-12:30Lunch
12:30-1Group Chalk Talk (Classroom)
1-1:30Positional Chalk Talk (Classroom )
1:30-3Return to field and implement Classroom Instruction
Hope to see you there.
Jason m. Kimball
Day Without a Gay, December 10, 2008
Gays, lesbians, and straight allies plan to call in "gay" to volunteer within their local LGBT communities on December 10, 2008 to protest passage of anti-gay constitutional amendments in Arizona, Florida, and California. Wherever possible, gay Americans and allies plan to volunteer for local gay and civil rights organizations across the country through a brand new national database at www.daywithoutagay.wetpaint.org.
Every day since Election Day, thousands have protested up and down streets in cities across California, including in Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco and Sacramento. A national, grassroots coalition of LGBT activists have followed in their footsteps. Now gay citizens and their allies are teaming up to show America and the world the compassion, the love, and the posititve spirit of the gay community through service.
On December 10, 2008 the gay community will take a historic stance against hatred by donating their time to a variety of different causes in order to raise public awareness of the need for LGBT equality in marriage and in other civil rights.
December 10, 2008 is International Human Rights Day. CLICK HERE to join us, and search or add to the list of human rights organizations that need our help RIGHT NOW.
If you are a non-profit in search of volunteers on December 10, 2008, post your info here, or email us at info@daywithoutagay.org, and we'll add information about your group.
Email Sean Hetherington: info@daywithoutagay.org
STRIKE: call in gay, shut down your business, or just take the day off.
BOYCOTT: don't buy anything, spend money or support the economy.
PARTICIPATE: Volunteer and/or organize a protest in your area.
Sadly, I am at work today, but will be at City Hall in Austin tonight for the Rally in support of Day Without a Gay. I struggled with the decision to call in Gay and finally decided that I while I want so badly to support Day Without a Gay, I have to work as well. I commend all of you that did call in Gay...
Guam 10's & 7's Rugby Tournament
from my inbox and it was added to the YSC Tournament Listing:
Season Greetings to all rugby players and supporters,
You are invited to the 2009 BUDWEISER 10's & womens 7s Rugby International Tournament. (True GRIT)
We are now firming up teams for this island social tournament and all levels are welcome.
This year the tournament will include men's 10s, womens 7s, "Classic" OVER 35 and club U14 division.
Join us for a weekend of tropical rugby in the pacific, February 29th and March 1st 2009.
Can't get a club together?…we welcome all homeless wanderers, vagabonds, ninjas and Xian warriors…just bring your boots.
For further information please go to www.guamrugby.com or email the Tournament Director for more details.
On behalf of all players, sponsors and supporters we would like to thank you for your involvement in supporting Guam development rugby program and look forward to your true GRIT support in 2009.
Wish you all Merry Xmas, Happy New Year and safe holidays!!!
Santa "Wallsy" Claus
Guam 10's committee
IRB appoint Women's Rugby Development Manager
from IRB.com:
The International Rugby Board has announced the appointment of its first ever Women's Development Manager. The appointment of Susan Carty, the former President of the IRFU Women's Rugby Committee, is another significant boost for the growth of the Women's Game.
"One of the key recommendations from the historic 2007 Conference on the Women's Game was the appointment of a dedicated Development Manager for Women's Rugby to provide the impetus for the continued growth of the Women's Game at all levels," said IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset.
"Susan will be working closely with our 116 Member Unions and six Regional Associations to ensure that the key goals of the IRB Women's Strategic Plan are implemented and in particular to provide assistance to developing Unions in enabling them to grow the Women's Game in their country."
Women's Rugby is a major growth sport. Played by over 200,000 registered players worldwide across six global regions, the Women's Game has taken a significant step forward in the past five years. Tournaments such as Women's Rugby World Cup, which in Canada in 2006 smashed all previous broadcast and attendance records, and the inaugural Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens, which will be hosted by Dubai next year, have highlighted the competitiveness of Women's Rugby at International level.
"The appointment comes at a time when the Women's Game is experiencing phenomenal global growth and interest, growth that is clearly highlighted by the 83 Unions who participated in the qualifying process for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2009 in Dubai," added Lapasset.
"Competitiveness in the Women's Game at international level is a strong feature in both fifteens and Sevens. Women's Rugby World Cup 2010 in London promises to be the most competitive yet and is eagerly awaited within the Rugby community.
"The qualifying process for Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens 2009 in Dubai was closely fought and illustrated how widespread the Women's Game is today with Brazil qualifying at the expense of Argentina, Thailand defeated hot favourites Kazakhstan in the Asia qualifiers."
Thirty-one year old Carty is well qualified for the requirements of this dynamic job in one of the fastest growing sports in the world, having previously been responsible for development with particular emphasis on integration of the Women's Game within the structures of the Irish Rugby Football Union.
"I started about six years ago, and my main interest has been development and the governance of the game," explained Carty.
"Once we achieved integration at provincial level, then we moved to national level and with the national team being taken over by the IRFU our resources grew exponentially. If before, our numbers in the provinces at Under 13 and Under 18 levels were stagnant, after the integration, the numbers skyrocketed and the youth structures went from strength to strength."
During the past five years the Women's Game has taken a significant step forward, growth highlighted by the 83 Unions who participated in the qualifying process this year for the first ever Women's Rugby World Cup Sevens competition in Dubai next March.
Conference on Participation Rugby
One of the early assignments for Carty in her new role was to attend the IRB Conference on Participation Rugby held recently in Lensbury, with "the opportunity to meet and network with the main players in development from 35 Member Unions was too good to miss."
"It was great to take part in these exchange of views and ideas with the leading development practitioners in the world. The debate was of the highest calibre and most issues identified are valid to a large extent for the Women's Game as well.
"Mind you, the Women's Game is virtually in its entirety an amateur game, so it is not confronted with some of the issues the between professional and amateur that beset the men's Game.
"It is clear, however, that many issues we have debated, like the need for the Unions to develop strategies for the participation level in the Game, the health and safety, the facilities, teaching and coaching, the recruitment of volunteers are all the same in the global game, regardless of region, country, language or sex."
Rugby Video Monday: Rugby in the Mud!
Thanks to John Birch of Letchworth Girls Rugby for this weeks video. Rugby in the mud is usually a blast, but I am not sure about doing it in freezing weather! I have played rugby in the snow once and it was fun but frightening at the same time. When your face is pressed into the snow or standing water and you can't breathe...thats a little scary!
The video is not embeddable this week, to view it go here.
However, here is a short video of a team sliding in a HUGE mud puddle after their game. When I played at the University of Oklahoma the fields drained into the side ditches and we used to always slide in the puddles as well. Or if you were walking up to the field and happened to be wearing flip flops, you may have ended up on your back because it was so slippery!
NOTE: all new videos will be on Vimeo only as they are recorded in High Definition.
South Africa 7s Live!
Just got a note that you can watch the South Africa 7s Tournament LIVE happening right now at:
http://www.justin.tv/mordane2
Watch live video from mordane on Justin.tv
Check it out! The USA men just defeated Australia 28-26.
Rugby Tshirt Sale!
I am changing who hosts my tshirt shop, so I am having a one-day sale of all the tshirts at my Zazzle shop! Here are my favorite designs and the promo codes/discounts:
2DAYZAZZLE53 - $5 OFF on orders of $30 or more
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Use one of the codes above once you select your item and are at the checkout screen.
Go here to visit the shop...and don't forget you can customize size/style of the shirt etc.
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Only a third of the list is here. You can find the rest of the agents listed on Mike's and Laura's blogs.
If you need a refresher on the submission guidelines, click here. See you on Friday the 13th!
Founder Jennifer Azantian graduated with a B.S. in clinical and developmental psychology from the University of California, San Diego where she was an executive editor for the Trition Psychology Report. In 2011, she began her agenting career, first as an intern and then as an assistant and associate, at the Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency. In 2014, while working with senior agent and entertainment lawyer Paul Levine, Jennifer opened her own agency specializing in speculative fiction.
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It's been awhile since Birdhouse opened at Uptown Mall, but I've been having second thoughts on trying it out, mainly because of its mixed reviews.
We were looking forward to have a cheap lunch that day because Christmas is just around the corner and we wanted to balance all our expenses for this month. We ran out of options because the restaurants are either spendy or the typical fastfood chains, so we decided to give Birdhouse a shot.
I know that their salted egg sandwich is probably their recommended dish, but my mood told me to go with the one with dirty rice instead.
I liked their chicken tenders. It was tasty, at first. But when I was about to finish my whole meal, I felt the numbness in my tongue. Yah, there's too much salt, although not realizable on the first few bites. The dish also includes your choice of sauce. I chose the milk gravy, although it wasn't the best seller, and I liked it. I just thought that this would be the safest sauce to go with the chicken. The crispy chicken skin was good, too, especially if you are not too health conscious and are into chicharon. This was also a bit salty for me, so I had to leave it alone. The dirty rice was okay, although it's not the best. I found the flavor a bit weird (maybe in terms of spices?) because of the overpowering taste of the celery. The serving for this one was really big. It's enough for lunch (at least for me). No need for desserts and drinks.
This was my boyfriend's order because he wanted a piece of chicken and not just pieces of chicken tenders. Other than that, it's practically the same with the first one, although if you're really hungry, I think you'll get more satisfaction from the A than the B. It also included one sauce, and my boyfriend chose the truffled ketchup. He found the sauce good, while I didn't. The truffle was there, no doubt about that, but I found the dip a bit cold, like it just came from the refrigerator.
An Additional side of mac and cheese. It was okay. Nothing really special.
Overall, I found the meal affordable, but the place can also be likened to a fastfood chain, being found in a foodcourt and offering unhealthy food. It's food fit for the budget but something you shouldn't really make as a habit.


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SCADA System Takes a New Municipal Water Treatment Plant in Bali to Higher Level of Operations
Company: Petanu Water Treatment Plant
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Petanu water treatment plant, Bali, Indonesia
Indonesia is the world's fourth most populous country, and its infrastructure is developing rapidly to meet the growing needs of its urban population and various industries. Bali, Indonesia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and its water infrastructure is rapidly developing to satisfy the growing needs of its tourism industry. To meet the growing water demand in the Sanur beach resort on Bali's southeastern coast, the Indonesian government's, Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PU) planned to build the new Petanu water treatment plant. The Indonesian state-owned plant builder, PT Waskita Karya (Persero) Tbk, constructed the plant.
The Petanu water Treatment plant is dedicated to set a new level of water supply operation in Indonesia. Instrumentation and automation technology is introduced to improve its operational accountability as well as the easiness of its manageability for the operator. SCADA system is the appropriate measure to reach the goal. The Petanu water treatment plant started its commercial operation in May 2014 and produces 300 liters per second (approximately 25,920 cubic meters per day) of drinking water. The plant will increase its production progressively to supply drinking water for three municipalities in Southern Bali (Gianyar, Denpasar and Badung).
The PU and Waskita Karya selected Yokogawa's process automation system as a one stop solution which includes FAST/TOOLS™ SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system, STARDOM™ network-based control system, and various field instruments. To meet the urgent market demands, PU and Waskita Karya requested Yokogawa Indonesia to deliver these instruments and systems within three months from the order. Furthermore, PU and Yokogawa are committed to support the capacity building for the operator in the Petanu water treatment plant, especially in operating and maintaining SCADA system.
The Petanu water treatment plant is using surface water sources from a river and producing drinking water for public consumers. The raw water from the water intake goes to aeration and pre-sedimentation where heavy particles settles to the bottom. The water, with suspended dirt and particles, then goes to sedimentation, where they are coagulated with alum or other chemicals and becomes flock, which is heavy enough to sink to the bottom. The settled particles and flock are removed to the sludge drying bed. Then the water is filtered and chlorine is added to disinfect the water. Finally, the treated water moves to the reservoir to be distributed to the consumers.
The Challenges and the Solutions
Yokogawa Indonesia executed the entire project from product supply to engineering, installation, and commissioning as a total solution.
The PU is familiar with conventional panel operation in their existing water treatment facilities in Bali. However, for the new water treatment plant at Petanu, the PU decided to employ the latest reliable control system in order to increase availability and quality of operation, and improve ease of maintenance and future expansion. This decision to adopt new technologies was a big challenge for them. Since Petanu water treatment plant started its operation in May 2014, the plant has been supplying safe and clean water to the South West of Bali. Behind this success, both customers and Yokogawa Indonesia made extraordinary efforts to overcome significant challenges to achieve the objective.
1. Centralized Operation
To satisfy the PU expectation of acquiring the latest most reliable control system available, Yokogawa Indonesia provided FAST/TOOLS™ SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system and the STARDOM™ network-based control system with field instruments. The major field instruments include pH analyzer, turbidity analyzer, chlorine analyzer, magnetic flowmeter and pressure transmitter as well as other associated field instruments in the process monitoring of water intake, pre-sedimentation, chemical dosing and reservoir. These instruments have LCD operation panel for easy parameter setting and for prompt operation at site.
FAST/TOOLS™ SCADA System
at Operation Room
TB750G Turbidity Analyzer
AXF300G ADMAG Magnetic Flowmeter
STARDOM™ Network-based Control System
The main process of a water treatment facility uses many pumps and motors. To increase reliable control of the operation, STARDOM™ provides dual redundant configuration in dual control CPUs, power supplies and communication networks. All STARDOM™ controllers are connected to FAST/TOOLS™ SCADA system at the central operation room through the Ethernet network. As compared with PU existing conventional panel operation in Bali, FAST/TOOLS™ provides more sophisticated and flexible operation by integrating with process data, equipment status, alarms, messages, trending, process reports, and historical data and system maintenance information. With this control system, the Petanu water treatment plant is achieving secure, stable and reliable operations in the entire process with a minimum number of operators.
2. Local Engineering Support
It was the first time for both PU and Waskita Karya to work with Yokogawa Indonesia for their water treatment plants. In addition, PU and Waskita Karya requested short delivery of the system. To satisfy customer's expectation and get their confidence, Yokogawa Indonesia used their experience, knowledge and local engineering skills of infrastructure plant projects in Indonesia and carefully verified and applied the control logics and operation screen designs into the control system.
3. Sophisticated Operator Training
For the customer's smooth start-up of SCADA based operation, Yokogawa Indonesia gave customized training for PU at both Jakarta and Bali so that they could get accustomed to the graphic screen operation in advance. Through the training, PU became confident and adapted to SCADA operation before the plant commissioning.
This sophisticated operator training prepared operators for any unusual operations, such as a sudden flow-rate change at the water intake due to heavy rain, so they can adjust the water inlet flow accordingly.
Once the operators obtained the benefits of SCADA system, they extended their operation to be more flexible and efficient.
"We are very satisfied with the successful installation and smooth operation on schedule. The water demand in this area was very critical. So sooner water supply was definitely required. We appreciate Yokogawa Indonesia's commitment and sophisticated services for this project. It was the first time for us to use Yokogawa control system. However, thanks to Yokogawa Indonesia's local efforts and supports, we are now very confident to use the state of art technology and reliable products. With Yokogawa control system, we can operate the plant more efficient with less manpower than conventional panel operation. Now Petanu water treatment plant has become a showcase of water treatment plant in Bali. We want to utilize this facility as a training center for future operators contributing to increase the quality and efficiency of water production. We are very proud of supplying safe and clean water to our region 24 hours /365 days constantly", said, Mr. I Gusti Alit Joni, a Head of Water Supply Management Unit of Bali.
Third from the left, Mr. I Gusti Alit Joni,
A Head of Water Supply Management Unit of Bali
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Originating as the Flexible Advanced System Techniques (FAST) project, FAST/TOOLS today is a comprehensive, fully-integrated SCADA application suite. Powerful and flexible, FAST/TOOLS serves installations ranging from 50-point unit processes to multimillion-point offshore production and pipeline systems that extend over thousands of miles.
Liquid Analyzers
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Abbreviated "ChLIA," this is a testing method used in blood donor infectious disease screening. ChLIA is very similar in concept to enzyme immunoassay (EIA) in both bind a substance (antigen or antibody) through use of a capture reagent attached to a microwell plate (for example) and detect that substance by a secondary method. EIA uses an enzyme attached to the detecting antibody or antigen; that enzyme catalyzes a reaction that typically gives a visible color change indicating that the substance of interest is present. ChLIA, on the other hand, does not use an enzyme but rather a substance that actually reacts to emit visible light to indicate a positive reaction (a familiar example of chemiluminescence is the "crack and glow" lightstick that my kids enjoyed when they were younger and pretty much everyone has seen). ChLIA is approved by the U.S. FDA for use in tests from certain manufacturers for anti-HBc, anti-HCV, anti-HIV 1,2, HBsAg, and anti-T. cruzi.


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Democracy in Decline? A New Book...
Democracy in Decline? A New Book by the Journal of Democracy
Published on August 17, 2015 by christineb
For almost a decade, Freedom House's annual survey has highlighted a decline in democracy in most regions of the globe. While some analysts draw upon this evidence to argue that the world has entered a "democratic recession," others dispute that interpretation, emphasizing instead democracy's success in maintaining the huge gains it made during the last quarter of the twentieth century.
Discussion of this question has moved beyond disputes about how many countries should be classified as democratic to embrace a host of wider concerns about the health of democracy: the poor economic and political performance of advanced democracies, the new self-confidence and assertiveness of a number of leading authoritarian countries, and a geopolitical weakening of democracies relative to these resurgent authoritarians.
In Democracy in Decline?, eight of the world's leading public intellectuals and scholars of democracy—Francis Fukuyama, Robert Kagan, Philippe C. Schmitter, Steven Levitsky, Lucan Way, Thomas Carothers, and editors Larry Diamond and Marc F. Plattner—explore these concerns and offer competing viewpoints about the state of democracy today. This short collection of essays is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand the latest thinking on one of the most critical questions of our era.
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Larry Diamond is a senior fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution and Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, where he directs the Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law. Marc F. Plattner is the vice president for research and studies at the National Endowment for Democracy. Plattner and Diamond are founding coeditors of the Journal of Democracy and co-chairs of the Research Council of the International Forum for Democratic Studies.


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QCTV: The Power of Holographic Sound, Healing the Body and Transforming Limiting Beliefs with Paul Hubbert
Holographic Sound Healing is the Energetic Wave of the Future.. as well as the Present. Holographic Sound is a method of opening sound through Sacred Geometry into its full potential, into its Multidimensional form. In doing so, we are able to create the most powerful energy frequencies for healing and transforming consciousness.
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With Multidimensional Sound we're able to hit or access all levels of consciousness including the Emotional, Mental and Physical bodies.
The all-powerful vibration of creation is spoken of in the bible, referencing "first was the word". Also, in Vedic text, the phrase, Nada brahmin, meaning the world is sound. Even further back into Egyptian history, the power of sound is referenced and recognized as a powerful healing tool and the basis of all creation.
In recent times, we have experienced a significant shift in our vibration causing our chakra system to realign and each of the chakras accelerate in their individual vibrations causing an external shift in their colors. This is leading us into ascension or consciousness expansion process. The power and techniques of Holographic sound assist in the process of this transformation with ease and grace.
Some of the things that hold us back on this path of mastery, is directly influenced by our personal belief system. Examples of this are due to unrecognized and unresolved abuse, trauma, PTSD, grief and others, all resulting in soul fragmentations. Holographic Sound allows us to upgrade our belief system and step into our next level of evolution.
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About Paul Hubbert
Founder of the Institute for Holographic Sound and Inner Balance, Paul holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Masters in Business Administration and Religion. He is certified in Hypnosis, Grief Recovery and is an Addictions Recovery Coach/Consultant. His family counseling work has been most notably recognized by the White House. He is also an intuitive counselor who works with the healing vibration of Sound and Music in its multidimensional, holographic form using vocal toning, crystal singing bowls, blended with traditional and conventional methods.
Paul teaches throughout the US and internationally. He has co-created and shared the stage with many leaders in their fields including Gregg Braden, John Bradshaw, Tom Kenyon, Alton Kamadon, Drunvalo Melchizedek and others.
Dr. Hubbert is a Multidimensional Sound Master, Reiki Master, Crystal Power Grid worker and Ordained Minister. Since 1976, he has been on a quest for truth, discovery and consciousness expansion in all areas of his life. He has powerful connections to the Ancient Mystery School Teachings and works with the Angelic Realms, the Hathor energy of Sound and Love, the Elementals and other Loving Universal Energies.


No matter how well you have prepared, you might feel dazed or numb after going through a disaster. You may also feel sad, helpless, or anxious. In spite of the tragedy, you might just feel happy to be alive.
It is not unusual to have bad memories or dreams. You may avoid places or people that remind you of the disaster. You might have trouble sleeping, eating, or paying attention. Many people have short tempers and get angry easily. These are all normal reactions to stress.
If your emotional reactions are getting in the way of your relationships, work, or other important activities, talk to a counselor or your doctor. Treatments are available.
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One thing I noticed about Vegas, it is a very tippy town. Of course it's also a very tipsy town. Still, tipping in Vegas is just as common of a practice as drinking in Vegas. The thing is, getting tipsy there is a very simple process and the casinos are very eager and willing to accommodate any who are seeking that type of Vegas experience. Tipping on the other hand, although an easy process to take part in, is a very confusing process for a carry-your-own-bags type of personality such as myself.
Here's what happened, on the second night in Vegas we had reserved a suite at the MGM Grand to do some training for about 20 to 30 people who had gone to Vegas for the same business training that my sweetie-baby-cutie-pie-wifey-pooh had gone there for. After the training, we had some Hawaiian BBQ and a luau party, along with some entertainment. The entertainment… dancers! I know what you are thinking, but the dancing did stay in theme with the party and the dancers wore traditional island outfits and performed traditional island dances in which all of the dancers remained clothed. That in and of itself may seem like a bit of an enigma for Vegas, but for the purpose and theme of the evening it was perfect.
The grooviest part of this whole experience was that the hotel was feeling rather randomly generous that day and upgraded our room to a high end suite for no additional cost. When we arrived with all the party supplies we had the bellboy, who was really a bellman but still seemed content on being referred to as a boy that based on his title alone was in charge of ringing the bells for the hotel, unload the car and place all our supplies on a luggage cart.
He was very clear that we would not be seeing him again, and that he would not be the one to drop off our luggage at our room. He pointed this out to us three different times. After he filled up a luggage cart we understanding the not so subtle hints he was dropping, tipped him a few dollars and headed to our room. When we got there a completely different "boy" showed up with our luggage cart and proceeded to unload it for us. The main problem I had with this and with loading up the cart was that it just makes me feel a little useless and odd not knowing how to react to the situation. I wanted to help out, because that's how I was raised, but both "boy ala bells" was very adamant that I do no such thing.
After the cart was unloaded the "boy" came over to me asked for the cart ticket we had been given when the cart was first loaded up. I handed it to him with a $5 bill. He looked at the bill and opened it up to see if there was more than one bill inside. When there wasn't he looked back at me with a "Seriously!?!" look on his face to which I responded, "Thank you!" in one of my friendly tones, and with that he left.
It did get me thinking though. Apparently I had taken part in some tipping faux pas. At least when I comes to tipping for your food there is a standard set up that I can mathematically figure out and take part in. I was almost bothered by the "boys" reaction, but we had to quickly get everything set up for the party, and I was responsible for mixing a vat of spirited juice for the attendees. Also, we scored an amazing room. It was around 2200 sq. feet and we were on the 17th floor. The room had a deck with a fabulous view overlooking the strip, which just so happened to have a hot tub on it.
Tipping your server in a restaurant is around 15 to 20% of the cost of your meal. This is a common standard for the US. So how does that equate to baggage handlers? I mean apparently you have to tip the bellboy who unloads your car, and then you tip the bellboy who unloads your luggage cart. You also tip the valet person that takes your car and then you tip them when they return your car. Is there a percentage associated with the tip based on room cost? If there is a scale, what is considered correct? It is 1% or 5% or what exactly? I know it can't be the same food, mainly because the service you get for the span of a meal could be up anywhere between 30 minutes to 2+ hours. Unloading your baggage cart takes maybe 10 minutes top. Granted there is a bit more heaving lifting, but still.
Also, how does this percentage work with upgrades? If I reserve a room that is $200 a night and get upgraded to a room that is $1000 a night, am I then required to tip at the new room rate vs. the original room rate? I don't think you would, but maybe you are? Does that go along with cars as well? Do you tip a valet guy more if you drive a more expensive car vs. a cheap car? Or is there just one standard fee? Also, with the valet, or even taxis, do you tip more if there are more people in the car?
And another thing, we had a cleaning lady show up to get the room ready for bedtime, something I've not experienced since I was 5 and my mother would come into my room to tuck me in at night, although this was a bit different. Some nice lady showed up and took away all of the trash from the party. Then she went up to our room and placed some robes on the bed and folded open the sheets to the bed so we could easily climb into bed without having to take an extra second or two to personally grab the corner of the bed sheet and fold it down and then climb into bed. It too was an odd little experience and at the end, it was once again tip time. Once again begging the question, how much do you tip these people? Is this also equated to the cost of the room you are in, or if it is an upgrade do you use the room you were initially intended to be in? Is there an equation that can be used to quickly figure out these sums? Or is it just some standard fee?
And while I'm on the topic, I do feel it important to point out that if you are a food server and you take care of a table of 6 or more people (I believe that is the standard) were you automatically add an 18% gratuity and then you intentionally don't tell the party that in hopes that you'll get double tips, well then you are an evil, wicked, mean, and bad, and nasty person and I hope you get a severe case facial herpes which always flares around your mouth so that no one will ever want to kiss you again. Sure, some might call that a bit harsh, but I choose to call it suggestive karma.
On a different note, but still on the same topic, if you are at a restaurant, and you and your dining party stay for an extended period of time catching up, laughing, telling jokes, sobering up, whatever really, and spend over a three hour period at your table, remember that your server has had to put up with you and serve you for that time and has lost tips because you are taking up a table that someone else could have used for a meal and tipped the server for. The point is you really need to tip them more that the customary 15%. I'd recommend doubling your tip for them. Or if you are one of those people that just meets for coffee at a restaurant and purchase a cup of endless coffee and decide to spend two hours there drinking coffee and ordering nothing else, make sure you drop a dollar or two for each hour you spend there as a tip to your server. It too is a karma issue.
Needless to say, Vegas did leave me a little tipped out when we left. I'm sure there is a cell phone app out there that is more than willing to answer all of my Vegas tipping questions, but that would require me to get a new cell phone that would allow me to add apps to my phone, and that is one gamble that I am just not willing to make.
Is anyone else as perplexed by this extended tipping practice, or is it just me?
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I think it's always nice to leave a tip, but this feeling of being intimidated into tipping is not nice. …especially if the recipient is not polite and( like your bellboy) is not grateful or gracious on receiving what basically is a gift from a customer.
To true, the other oddity about tipping in the US is if you go to a place where they print on the menu that an 18% tip will be added to your bill if you are in a larger group (usually 6 or more people), then you are legally required to tip the server regardless of the service. They can be the worst server on the planet and you are still required to pay them an 18% tip or you can be arrested… hooray for stupid laws!
That's why I'm glad it is grilling season and when we get together with friends, we just go to my place, grill up some food, sit outside, enjoy our meal, our friendships, and some good wine. I love summer evenings for that reason alone.


No more Final 4, eventually neutral final match host, no more hosts (if part of the competition) qualifying directly to the final(s). Seeded teams, guarenteed spots for stronger federations, fewer teams gaining access through the preliminary qualifiers. According to CEV, "this ranking reflects the investments and performances of all teams representing the same country in Europe's elite competition." This is the first time where I see privileges based on, I am quoting, investments. Because 18 teams are said to directly make it to the 4th round, aka. the group stage, leaving thus only two remaning spots available through qualifiers, I question directly CEV's logic here: "As for the previous rounds, the level of competition will be fairer, thus increasing the chances for teams from the lower-ranked National Federations to progress to the 4th Round." On the contrary, teams from not-"investing" countries and lower-positioned federations will have fewer chances to reach the group stage.
I liked the 2017-2018 format. The group stage of the tournament was mostly good, play-offs screened weaker teams but gave them European exposure and still allowed decent qualifiers to advance. Pity that this otherwise successful formula will now disappear after a life-span of 1 year.
Yesterday was the first match. PAOK beat Kazincbarcika 3-2. Djuric in the first set had 2/14 at.. He finished the match with 26p. - 22/55 at..
PAOK won very easy the 2nd game and now has to play against instabul bbsk.
Why BBSK dont have foreigner players?Mentality or financial problems?
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Two matches will be played today, Frankfurt against Posojilnica and Teruel against Chaumont with the favourites on paper being, I presume at least, Frankfurt and Chaumont respectively. How good is this Frankfurt team? Their manhandling of Soligorsk strikes out as impressive purely by looking at the numbers at least.
How good is this Frankfurt team? Their manhandling of Soligorsk strikes out as impressive purely by looking at the numbers at least.
In the last two years they had been, more or less unchallenged, the runner up behind Friedrichshafen and Berlin. So with all due respect, they should be expected to beat the belorussian and austrian champion. Zenger (L), Karlitzek (OH), Krick (MB), Kocian (S) are NT players, or at least spent time with the team during summer. Steuerwald (S, injured) and Schwarz (OH) and van Berkel (MB) are players who can add experience to the rather young team.
Is it now official that there are no more technical time-outs at points 8 and 16? The Champions League match in Burgas tonight didn't have any and it is an official CEV tournament. Previously, this had only been the case in the Italian league. Does anyone know if this is an all-FIVB-and-CEV thing now?
In May CEV decided to abolish the technical time outs, so the ech19 qualif. hadnt technical time outs like the champions league 2019.
The drawing of lots for the group stage will take place tonight. These are CEV's seeds.
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Pool A is easy for Kazan. Pool B is insane. Lube, Zaksa and Modena are in same group, which means one of them will die in the first phase of CEV. Pool C and D are ok. Pool E is still better than Pool B. Perugia and Dinamo fight for the 1st place.
"La grande pallavolo europea sbarca su DAZN. Per le prossime due stagioni, infatti, la piattaforma di streaming trasmetterà in esclusiva, in diretta e on demand, la CEV Volleyball Champions League maschile e femminile. ..... "
Laola still shows the the past streams or did they taken it down?
Pool A is easy for Kazan. Pool B is insane. Lube, Zaksa and Modena are in same group, which means one of them will die in the first phase of CEV. Pool C and D are ok. Pool E is still better than Pool B. Perugia for the 1st place.
If Modena or Zaksa gets drawn for Lube in their champions league campaign first, Lube will have a killer fixture before World Club Championship.
Medei really have to pick his battles to lose. I think he is over using Juantorena and he needs to rest him.
I think they matches from previous season are available worldwide but CEV CL 2019 (and other cups) are not available in Poland, Italy, USA and Canada.
Based on a few games Lube has played in this season, they have not found their rhythm yet. Bruno, Sokolov, Leal, Juan or Simon...They don't have a core play to rely on. It looks messy on court.
Not like Lube, Leon has become the go-to guy for Perugia. Just like what he did in Kazan.
I don't think rhythm is the biggest problem of Lube but Juantorena's health. He needs to rest badly. Three of Lube's top attackers can score anytime but rest is important especially on players coming from injuries or old age and world tournaments which Leon did not participated in this year.
The win against Trentino gives them a position to rest him in matches before the FIVB Club World Championship except for matches vs Modena or Zaksa maybe. I think battles against mid tier teams in Superlega, Lube can afford to give Juantorena skipping the matches which is the best thing they can do for now.
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Rhythm is the key of the chemistry. Juan and Sokolov have been with Micah for a few seasons. Micah and Bruno have totally different style on setting. It takes time for Lube's attackers to get used to Bruno's setting. Leal and Simon are also new in this team.
I agree Juan needs to skip some unimportant games. But I don't think Medei has the guts to rest Juan as we want. Their attacking line still looks shaky.
Chemistry is nothing if it means not having any healthy players.
Lube beat Perugia without Juantorena or Sokolov as titulars. I think it's entirely possible they can beat any team without Juantorena atleast.
The WCH cost too much of Juan's energy. He needs to rest not only physically but also metally to adjust his status. He can continue train with the team, but better skips a few matches. Or maybe he needs a little bit more time for his familiy, since his wife just gave birth about two months ago. Anyway, Juan is the key player. They need him for more important matches.


For a brief moment, it looked like the United States had momentarily escaped the constant violent protests perpetuated by Black Lives Matter and related organizations.
After the last notable protest in Dallas, Texas concluded with five dead police officers, Black Lives Matter seemed to lose what little momentum and goodwill Americans had left for the chaos organization.
Now, less than two months after that July 2016 attack, Black Lives Matter is back — and for no good reason. An armed African American in the Milwaukee, WI area was killed by a police officer who also happened to be African American. Still, this development once again aroused the anger of Black Lives Matter, and the organization is once again spreading violence across the city.
This time, however, they seem to be vowing to take it further than ever before.
The new black panther was something obama help create he brought in blacks from kenya'haiti, somalia,south africa to help create the new black panthers, and you may ask why.this is why because the hate white people thats why.


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MMS is the name of a product developed by Jim Humble who discovered that chlorine dioxide in small amounts cured Malaria overnight. Malaria was said to be incurable and millions have died from it. However it is a parasitic infection which chlorine dioxide easily wipes out. Chlorine Dioxide has been used for decades in food packing plants to sterilize food products. It is used in municipal water supplies to purify drinking water. In fact it was chlorine dioxide from a water treatment kit Jim Humble had on his gold mining expedition that saved the life of one of his workers. This was almost 20 years ago.
Naturally one would be quite skeptical that one thing could do all this, but unless the thousands upon thousands of testimonials online are all fabrications, there are tens of thousands of people from all over the planet who have had wonderful success using the MMS product.
I have a friend who was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and put on Prednisone, a steroid that disables the immune system. He was told it would shorten his life. They knew exactly what they were talking about because 5 years later and he has Pancreatic Cancer. He was supposed to be dead 3 months ago, but actually he's doing quite well. He's getting off the Prednisone because his RA symptoms seem to be going away after starting the MMS. It used to take him 15 minutes to get out of bed and get to a chair even while taking the Prednisone. Now his wife says he pops right up out of bed and is on his feet right away. He believes the MMS has been holding the cancer at bay. Once his immune system starts to function again he thinks it, along with the MMS, he will be able to finish off this cancer.
Leave it to the FDA to try and steer us away from something that actually works and could save your life. After all it is the FDA who approved so many dangerous food additives that are making us all sick so don't expect a lying federal agency to do anything to help us, because we don't have the big corporate dollars that influences their policies. We have already witnessed how corrupt this government is. Don't let your loved ones die because you followed the advise of those who have been known to be poisoning us for decades. Then again, do not follow anyone's advice without researching for yourself. Learn what the truth is and then make your own decision about your health.
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I would like to remind residents that there are still some dates left for small group budget meetings for residents to ask any questions they have or to offer any constructive ideas they may have regarding the 2019 municipal budget. We ask that you contact the business administrator's administrative assistant, Lori Morello to register for your preferred meeting date. Lori can be reached at lmorello@twp.washington.nj.us. You can visit our website at www.TownshipNJ.com for the meeting dates; they will be listed under the "calendar" section.
Also listed on the calendar, you will find two open public budget meetings for all residents to attend on April 1 and April 4 from 4 to 7 p.m.; no sign up is necessary for these two meetings. We look forward to hearing some constructive ideas from the residents of Washington Township.
For the second year in a row, the Washington Township Police and Fire Departments will be hosting a 'Battle of the Badges' blood drive on Tuesday, May 7 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the council room of the municipal building. This friendly competition is back by popular demand. Blood donors must choose which department they would like to "donate" for: team police or team fire. The winner will claim the winners' plaque, as well as bragging rights for the year! Last year, team police took the win, along with the plaque. Let's see if team fire can bring home a win this year. We ask if you're eligible to donate blood, to please consider signing up to donate at www.redcrossblood.org and enter the sponsor code: Washington Township BOB. To find out if you're eligible, you may visit the Red Cross website, or call 1-866-236-3276. One blood donation can save up to three lives. I look forward to seeing residents stopping in to make a difference in people's lives at Washington Township's second 'Battle of the Badges.' May the best department win!
I am pleased to share the date for the second women owned businesses and women entrepreneur event, which will take place on May 9 at Rowan University. This time around, the attendees will be taken on a tour which will be conducted by Jeanne Nevelos, the director of the technology center and the business incubator program. Our goal for this event is to have local business leaders such as bankers, chamber members, owners and financial advisors, speed network with attendees through 15-minute sessions with groups rotating from table to table.
Our hope is to allow women business owners the opportunity to ask questions and obtain information in a dynamic and fun environment. I would like to thank Nancy Mozzachio for coordinating this event and I look forward to meeting all of these inspirational women. Please stay tuned for more information to come in regards to this event.


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Aside from stitching, I've been busy making bags and wallets and I absolutely love it! This first pic is a bag designed by Chris W. Designs and the wallets on the right are her designs as well. The purple and teal wallet is by Emmaline Bags and the one with the buttons is by Karla's Creations.
The second picture is a totebag designed by myself. It is fully lined with a recessed zipper closure and zip pockets inside and out. The wallet is the Pick-a-Pocket wallet by Chris W. Designs as well. Love this design! It's a slim functional wallet that holds a cell phone. I made this set back in the summer, with the intentions of giving it as a Christmas gift.
Next, are the insides of a couple of the wallets.
Finally, another Necessary Clutch Wallet designed by Emmaline Bag. The main boddy of this is made from cork leather which is really fun to work with. My domestic machine had no problem at all sewing through it. I'm not sure if you can see the pretty silver flecks in the cork, but it is quite shiney and looks awesome with the hot pink bandana material.
And below are the insides.
I have more pics on Instagram @karens_colourful_creations. I tend to take pics right away on my phone, but for whatever reason, they won't upload to my PC anymore. So, there are lots more pics over there.
And that's what I've been up to this year. Between stitching and sewing, I think I got a fair amount done.
Since this will probably be my last post for this year I'll wish you all a Merry Christmasd and a very Happy New Year! All the best in 2017!!


A 26-year-old man accused of using a semi-automatic rifle to kill a TSA officer and wound three others at Los Angeles International Airport is expected to plead guilty Tuesday.
Paul Ciancia plans to plead guilty to 11 felony counts stemming from the November 2013 attacks in Terminal 3 at LAX, CBSLA.com reports.
The pleas are part of a deal with prosecutors that will keep Ciancia from facing the death penalty. Instead, he is expected to be sentenced to a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
Federal authorities said Ciancia shot TSA Officer Gerardo Hernandez 12 times at a passenger ID checkpoint. Three other TSA officers were injured.
Posted: 9/6/16 at 9:00 AM under News Story.


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Ripple Not Happy With Regulatory Fog In US As Customers Worried About XRP
03 December 2020, Thursday, 10:06
cryptonews.com
Brad Garlinghouse. Source: a video screenshot, Youtube, Ripple
As the California-based major blockchain company continues to mull an initial public offering (IPO), Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the US regulatory framework is out of step with a number of markets such as the UK, Singapore and Japan. This lack of regulatory clarity and certainty for investors is a key factor hampering the company's development in the US and the recruitment of new customers, he said in an interview with CNN.
"We have been big advocates of a bill that was introduced in the Congress called the DCEA, or the Digital Commodity Exchange Act … [which could be] a very important step in providing that clarity and certainty here in the US," Garlinghouse said.
The CEO was making reference to earlier statements suggesting his firm was considering to leave the US, and some of the potential destinations to which the company could move include countries in Asia and Europe.
According to Garlinghouse, the lack of a clear regulatory framework in the US was impacting on the company's talks with numerous customers who were hesitating whether to join its network because of country-specific reasons.
"Often times when I'm speaking with customers and we're talking to them about our product that uses XRP in the payments flows, they will ask me about the regulatory dynamics, and they will [say] … look, until there's clarity in the regulatory frameworks, we're going to hold off," the CEO said. "Now, that has not been the case because of the clarity and certainty in countries like… the UK, or the UAE, or Switzerland."
Given that 95% of Ripple's customers are based outside the US, the company said "one of the dynamics [causing this] is we have US companies who are waiting for clarity" in particular from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Commenting on its potential IPO, Ripple's CEO said the company has "not been public about what our plans are with the exception that I've said there will be public crypto companies. I originally predicted we'd see them in the year 2020" but "the pandemic affected a lot of things, slowed down things a bit".
At pixel time (10:36 UTC), XRP trades at USD 0.627 and is up by 1% in a day and 19% in a week. The price rallied by 169% in a month and 192% in a year.
Watch the whole interview below:
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Mix marinade in large bowl or processor. Set oven to 475 degrees.
French and fabricate bones and allow meat to marinade for 20 minutes.
Heat rondo and add oil sear chops about 8-10 minutes for good sear and color. Finish in the oven until meat is firm and springs back a bit.
Pull from oven and allow to rest covered in a warm place for 4 minutes.
Mayo – add yolks to mixing bowl; add a bit of oil first slowly while vigorously whisking to make initial emulsion. Add a bit of your mustard and acid to stabilize. Then proceed to add the oil in a slow stream until desired consistency is reached.
Cut vegetables into strips. Toss with mayo and spices and acids to make slaw.
Heat frying oil to 375 degrees. Peel and cut sweet potatoes to proper size.
Blend soda water, flour, and paprika together to make tempura batter.
Blanch the cut potatoes for 1 minute and then strain and cool.
Once cool set potatoes in batter and begin to fry in hot oil.
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Article 83 of the GDPR provides for two levels of administrative fines: a lower level – maximum of €10 million or 2% of the global turnover – for violations relating to record-keeping, data security, data protection impact assessments, data protection by design and default, and data processing agreements; and a higher level – maximum of €20 million or 4% of the global turnover – for violations relating to data protection principles, the legal basis for processing, information to data subjects, the prohibition of processing sensitive data, denial of data subjects' rights, and data transfers to non-EU countries.
The European Court of Human Rights decided on June 22, 2017 that France's DNA database for convicted criminals disproportionately interferes with individuals' privacy rights because of its one-size-fits-all retention period and the failure to include a procedure to request erasure.
Unveiled February 29, 2016, the new EU-U.S. Privacy Shield attempts to address the shortcomings of the Safe Harbor arrangement identified originally by the European Commission and later by the Court of Justice of the European Union in its Schrems decision. The Privacy Shield proposes improved data protection principles, better enforcement by the US Department of Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission, redress mechanisms for EU citizens, and safeguards surrounding law enforcement and intelligence activities. The European Parliament adopted a resolution on May 26, 2016 praising the progress made, but highlighting shortcomings in the Privacy Shield as presented in February 2016. Now that the Irish Data Protection Controller has referred another data transfer mechanism known as Standard Contractual Clauses to the courts for review of their adequacy, greater focus will be placed on whether the criticisms of Privacy Shield are well founded.
In a recent column for The New York Times, Nils Muiznieks, the top human rights official for the Council of Europe, warned that recent surveillance laws in Europe undermine fundamental rights for European citizens. Plus, an October 29, 2015, resolution of the European Parliament complains of an "obvious downward spiral" resulting from mass surveillance laws in the U.S. and Europe. That certain European countries have laws permitting mass surveillance is not news to lawyers who follow the matter. In a 2012 whitepaper, we highlighted the broad and sometimes unsupervised powers of intelligence agencies of certain European governments. As Muiznieks's column states, intelligence agencies are getting more surveillance power, not less. France's July 2015 surveillance law permits intelligence agencies to scan metadata of all citizens in order to detect suspicious patterns. Other European countries are also broadening surveillance powers to protect against terrorism.
On Tuesday November 3, the Spanish data protection authority, Agencia Española de Protección de Datos, sent a letter all companies operating in Spain that had previously notified the AEPD of cross-border data transfers to Safe Harbor certified companies. The letter warns companies that because Safe Harbor certifications are no longer recognized as valid, they must take steps to ensure that alternative mechanisms are implemented in order to continue transferring data to Safe Harbor certified companies in the United States. In particular, the AEPD is requiring of all companies that received the letter to inform it not later than January 29, 2016 of any mechanisms that have been implemented to ensure adequate protections for personal data transferred to importers in the United States.
National EU member state courts, as well as the European Court of Justice, have struggled for several years to define the scope of application of EU data protection law in individual member states. In a decision that provides important guidelines on the competence of, and co-operation between, national data protection authorities, the ECJ has clarified how data protection law applies in cross-border situations within the EU.
The EU's Article 29 Working Party issued a statement today on the recent Schrems decision invalidating the adequacy of the EU-U.S. Safe Harbor framework, emphasizing that affected businesses should start to put in place legal and technical solutions in a timely manner to meet EU data protection standards. The statement gave a January 2016 deadline for companies to come into compliance with the ruling, at which point EU data protection authorities would be "committed to take all necessary and appropriate actions, which may include coordinated enforcement actions." In response, we publish here a high-level analysis of the possible options available for companies—including the EU Standard Contractual Clauses, Intra-Group Agreements and other ad-hoc contracts, Binding Corporate Rules, Safe Harbor 2.0, and consent—and the pros and cons of choosing each one.
Recording and Deck from Webinar: Safe Harbor Invalidated – What Next?
Thank you to everyone who participated in today's webinar "Safe Harbor Invalidated – What Next?", in which we analyzed the implications of yesterday's decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union invalidating the EU-U.S. Safe Harbor Framework. A copy of the slide deck and a link to a recording of the webinar are attached to this post.
On 6 October 2015, the Court of Justice of the European Union declared the EU-US Safe Harbor framework invalid as a mechanism to legitimize transfers of personal data from the EU to the US. This decision effectively leaves any organisation that relied on Safe Harbor exposed to claims that such data transfers are unlawful. In this post, we outline the effects of the decision and a suggested plan of action, and include details for a webinar we will be hosting on Wednesday, 7 October to discuss the next steps that organisations should take.


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Interesting article! I don't understand why Craig Fuller of AOPA didn't do something about helping eliminating 3rd class medicals? AOPA should definitely do something about it!!!
I'd guess that the AOPA would be conflicted on the issue.
One of their highly touted benefits is helping you get and keep your medical.
I guess everyone is too afraid to do it. Frankly I'm even afraid to ask the FAA or AOPA to eliminate the 3rd class medical. I'm guessing that if I ask someone to change the FAA medical law, I might get in trouble or something bad to me may happen. I guess most pilots are afraid that they will open themselves to "slings and arrows". It's like the Miranda rights (you have the right to remain silent). When the police arrest someone they tell them that they have the right to remain silent and anything that they say will be held against the suspect. That's why many pilots are too afraid like me to say anything about the 3rd class medical.
You already are an SP, what have you got to lose?
Obama has just announced that all Federal agencies are to review their regs and get rid of the ones that don't make sense. Since the FAA now has statistics for a non medical pilot population [SP] it could easily justify dropping the 3rd class for pilots of small non commercial acft. It would also be a money saver for the FAA. We'll see what happens.
How long would the regulation review take, if the FAA might plan to eliminate 3rd class medical rules?
Get rid of the Sport Pilot Catch-22 and free up many grounded pilots who would love to FLY again just for FUN!
Good point Gary. I wonder if eliminating 3rd class rules also eliminates the SP catch 22. I hope it would!!!!
See, the other thing people haven't considered with eliminating the medical, is the potential issues it could cause with ICAO. The FAA has been moving more and more towards using the basic ICAO standards on everything (Position & Hold vs Line Up & Wait). I'm nearly 99% sure that if we have private pilot certificates without medicals, they are not going to be recognized by ICAO. Then who knows what happens from there.
The ICAO thing could be handled like the radio license. Just carry a valid medical cert when you leave the country.
KSCessnaDriver, I see your point. You maybe right on that part that a medical is required to fly out of the U.S. I don't know about this but my belief is that if it changed that PPLs don't need to have 3rd class medicals but a U.S. driver's license, maybe the only country outside the U.S. they can go without a 3rd class is to the Bahamas, because the Bahamas already accepts Sport Pilots with a driver's license medical.
Jim Stewart wrote: The ICAO thing could be handled like the radio license. Just carry a valid medical cert when you leave the country.
I know that is entirely possible, I'm just saying with the recent FAA movings to ICAO standards, I don't see them doing something so fundamentally against ICAO standards.


Great fit and love the vintage look..can't beat Lucky brand !
So wish this shirt fit. The shirt fit everywhere except for the sleeves! Extremely tight around the armpits and biceps. Tried one size up and too big. Sleeves still to tight. Had to return.
Bought for my boyfriend who has never owned a pearl snap and it's already his favorite "dressy" shirt.
Nice shirt, but made for skinny dudes.
Nice look, but the fit is a bit tight. I would recommend a size larger if you have an athletic build. If you are skinny, you are good.
I really appreciate that Lucky Brand is offering some western shirts that aren't plaid, because as much as I like plaid, sometimes you want something a little different. In white with the subtle stripe detail, this shirt would be appropriate for slightly more formal occasions, like a nice dinner out or going to the theatre. I almost wish the fabric had been used the other way around, with the dark stripes on the outside, and some people may find the ghosting effect of the stripes showing through a little odd. As it is it still looks good and definitely looks cool with the cuffs rolled up as in the website picture. Being that it is white shirt and the fabric is not very thick (which is a good thing), you will see your skin tone through the fabric if not wearing an undershirt. This is a slim fit, so it does fit a little snugger than some of Lucky's other shirts like the Saturday Stretch line, but overall it is a good fit with the correct sleeve length. There is a nice extra detail with a design added to one of the snaps on each cuff.
More white western shirts please!!


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Vodacom rolls out the first ever 5G service in Tanzania
Sep 2, 2022 2 min
Vodacom Tanzania has become the first telecom to launch the 5G service in Tanzania on September 1.
Vodacom Tanzania
"Having been the first to launch 5G in Africa, this is an exciting milestone in Vodacom's history as we continue to densify 5G services across our African markets, bringing the continent closer to the global digital economy through the latest generation of mobile technology," Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub said.
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In 2020, the Vodacom Group switched on Africa's first live 5G mobile network in three cities in South Africa
The new non-standalone 5G service offers customers faster speeds, and lower latency and will support the development of emerging technologies in Tanzania, such as the Internet of Things.
Vodacom Tanzania will deploy various sites in Dar es Salaam with a target to expand 5G technology to approximately 230 locations in the country, including Arusha, Dodoma, Mwanza, Iringa, Kagera, Zanzibar, Mbeya and more.
"I congratulate Vodacom for paving the way for digital transformation in Tanzania, and the government fully supports this breakthrough through its various sector ministries because we know technology has the power to transform lives and help the country achieve SDG targets in areas such as health, agriculture, energy, logistics and many more. I call on entrepreneurs, businesses, innovators, and ministries to tap into this 5G network and transform this nation. The government pledges its support to you," Nape Nnauye, Minister for Communication and Information Technology, Parliament of Tanzania said.
The network will be available for fixed network customers through Vodacom's 5G routers, and for smartphone users with 5G capable devices. Customers can expect to enjoy speeds of up to 400 megabits-per-second (Mbps), with plans to offer more than 800Mbps in the coming months. Vodacom expects the network to achieve speeds of up to 1 Gigabit-per-second once the 5G spectrum is made fully available.
Tanzania is joining Ethiopia, Botswana, Egypt, Gabon, Kenya, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Nigeria, Senegal, Seychelles, South Africa, Uganda, and Zimbabwe, when it comes to testing or deploying 5G.
Analysts predict that 5G will add an additional $2.2 trillion to Africa's economy by 2034. This is coming a week after MTN Nigeria became the first telecommunication provider in Nigeria to roll out the 5G mobile network.
According to the Nokia MEA Broadband Index Report [pdf], 5G technology adoption in Africa will grow steadily, driven by the evolution of the device ecosystem and 5G spectrum allocations in many countries. While 4G subscribers in the Southern Africa region are projected to reach 105 million (58 per cent of total subscribers) by 2026, 5G will contribute more than one-fifth of data traffic in the same time frame.
North African operators have seen a high demand for mobile broadband and the region is expected to have a 20 per cent increase in total subscribers by 2026, compared to 2022.


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Yoga may be thousands of years old but only now is it becoming an accepted and integral part of many fitness programs. According to the most recent IHRSA Health Club Consumer Report, Yoga tops the list of popular group exercise and training programs.
For yogis around the world, this does not come as a surprise.
"Yoga is a more holistic approach to athletics. It keeps you healthy, prevents injuries, and it's a way to use the energy of your body and your mind," says Wendy Billie, a Yoga Instructor from Ottertail, Minnesota who was trained in India.
"Yoga is not fitness, it's an energetic tool that helps someone harmonize their internal system," says Wendy.
OK that's deep. But it's also true. More athletes are including yoga in their training, not to get in shape, but to use their muscles and their minds in a different way.
"Om for Yoga" at Modera Vinings Apartments has a yoga space upstairs from traditional fitness equipment.
At Ready Fitness we sell all the accoutrements of Yoga from mats to blocks and straps. We are finding that more often, our clients want a "Space for Yoga" included in the design of their fitness space. At Modera Vinings Apartments in Georgia, the space is actually set apart from the traditional fitness equipment.
"Michael Jordan often talked about visualizing making free throws, that is exactly what yoga does for athletes. They can focus their minds to win, by visualizing," says Wendy who came to yoga after years of long-distance running.
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But Wendy warns… listen to your body. And go only where you can breathe easily. When your breathing becomes labored, back off. It's not a competition, yoga is personal. It taps into you.
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Home Awards and events Springfield cites family values for awards success
Springfield cites family values for awards success
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SPRINGFIELD Properties has swept the board at this year's industry Oscars and believes that its family values is what keeps it the people's favourite.
The company, which has 19 developments across Scotland, was announced as the Homes for Scotland's House Builder of the Year last week. The industry accolade follows three further wins for the family builder at the same awards.
Springfield's recently launched 'It's Included' campaign, secured the Best Customer Service Initiative Award for the second year in a row.
HR Manager Heather Henderson was presented with the industry's Employee of the Year Award for her dedication, company understanding and her natural ability to do what is best for Springfield and its employees in one action.
The five Springfield homes at Powderhall Gate in Edinburgh earned the Best Small Development Award and eleven townhouses at Corstorphine Mews, also in Edinburgh, were highly commended.
Managing Director, Innes Smith said, "We believe in delivering the best for our customers. These awards are a testament to the hard work and focus of our staff in making this possible. It is their investment in building the very best homes that comes through in the quality of their design, construction and customer services throughout.
"A few years ago, Springfield was an unknown name in the central belt, thanks to our dedication to customer service, a Springfield home is now a popular choice in Scotland. This is a family business and we will continue to put our customers at the heart of everything we do."
The company currently employs more than 420 directly and has approximately 1000 people working on their projects everyday. Springfield aims to have apprentices make up 10 per cent of the work force. They encourage development for their staff too, by offering further training resulting in strong staff retention and loyalty.