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You are here: Parliament home page > Parliamentary business > Business Papers > Public Bills before Parliament > Bill home page
Welfare Reform Bill (HL Bill 124)
PART 5 continued
Contents page 1-9 10-18 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90-99 100-109 110-119 120-129 130-139 140-149 150-183 Last page
Welfare Reform BillPage 70
(4) Regulations may provide that amounts recoverable under this section
are to be calculated or estimated in a prescribed manner.
(5) Where an amount of universal credit is paid for the sole reason that a
payment by way of prescribed income is made after the date which is
5the prescribed date for payment of that income, that amount is for the
purposes of this section paid in excess of entitlement.
(6) In the case of a benefit referred to in subsection (1) which is awarded to
persons jointly, an amount paid to one of those persons may for the
purposes of this section be regarded as paid to the other.
(7) 10An amount recoverable under this section may (without prejudice to
any other means of recovery) be recovered—
(a) by deduction from benefit (section 71ZC);
(b) by deduction from earnings (section 71ZD);
(c) through the courts etc (section 71ZE);
(d) 15by adjustment of benefit (section 71ZF).
71ZC Deduction from benefit
(1) An amount recoverable from a person under section 71ZB may be
recovered by deducting the amount from payments of prescribed
(2) 20Where an amount recoverable from a person under section 71ZB was
paid to the person on behalf of another, subsection (1) authorises its
recovery from the person by deduction—
(a) from prescribed benefits to which the person is entitled,
(b) from prescribed benefits paid to the person to discharge (in
25whole or in part) an obligation owed to that person by the
person on whose behalf the recoverable amount was paid, or
(c) from prescribed benefits paid to the person to discharge (in
whole or in part) an obligation owed to that person by any other
(3) 30Where an amount is recovered as mentioned in paragraph (b) of
subsection (2), the obligation specified in that paragraph shall in
prescribed circumstances be taken to be discharged by the amount of
the deduction.
(4) Where an amount is recovered as mentioned in paragraph (c) of
35subsection (2), the obligation specified in that paragraph shall in all
cases be taken to be so discharged.
71ZD Deduction from earnings
(1) Regulations may provide for amounts recoverable under section 71ZB
to be recovered by deductions from earnings.
(2) 40In this section "earnings" has such meaning as may be prescribed.
(3) Regulations under subsection (1) may include provision—
(a) requiring the person from whom an amount is recoverable ("the
beneficiary") to disclose details of their employer, and any
change of employer, to the Secretary of State;
(b) 45requiring the employer, on being served with a notice by the
Secretary of State, to make deductions from the earnings of the
beneficiary and to pay corresponding amounts to the Secretary
of State;
(c) as to the matters to be contained in such a notice and the period
for which a notice is to have effect;
(d) 5as to how payment is to be made to the Secretary of State;
(e) as to a level of earnings below which earnings must not be
reduced;
(f) allowing the employer, where the employer makes deductions,
to deduct a prescribed sum from the beneficiary's earnings in
10respect of the employer's administrative costs;
(g) requiring the employer to keep records of deductions;
(h) requiring the employer to notify the Secretary of State if the
beneficiary is not, or ceases to be, employed by the employer;
(i) creating a criminal offence for non-compliance with the
15regulations, punishable on summary conviction by a fine not
exceeding level 3 on the standard scale;
(j) with respect to the priority as between a requirement to deduct
from earnings under this section and—
(i) any other such requirement;
(ii) 20an order under any other enactment relating to England
and Wales which requires deduction from the
beneficiary's earnings;
(iii) any diligence against earnings.
71ZE Court action etc
(1) 25Where an amount is recoverable under section 71ZB from a person
residing in England and Wales, the amount is, if a county court so
orders, recoverable—
(a) under section 85 of the County Courts Act 1984, or
(b) otherwise as if it were payable under an order of the court.
residing in Scotland, the amount recoverable may be enforced as if it
were payable under an extract registered decree arbitral bearing a
warrant for execution issued by the sheriff court of any sheriffdom in
(3) 35Any costs of the Secretary of State in recovering an amount of benefit
under this section may be recovered by him as if they were amounts
recoverable under section 71ZB.
(4) In any period after the coming into force of this section and before the
coming into force of section 62 of the Tribunals, Courts and
40Enforcement Act 2007, subsection (1)(a) has effect as if it read "by
execution issued from the county court".
71ZF Adjustment of benefit
Regulations may for the purpose of the recovery of amounts
recoverable under section 71ZB make provision—
(a) 45for treating any amount paid to a person under an award which
it is subsequently determined was not payable—
(i) as properly paid, or
(ii) as paid on account of a payment which it is determined
should be or should have been made,
and for reducing or withholding arrears payable by virtue of the
subsequent determination;
(b) 5for treating any amount paid to one person in respect of another
as properly paid for any period for which it is not payable in
cases where in consequence of a subsequent determination—
(i) the other person is entitled to a payment for that period,
(ii) 10a third person is entitled in priority to the payee to a
payment for that period in respect of the other person,
and by reducing or withholding any arrears payable for that
period by virtue of the subsequent determination.
71ZG Recovery of payments on account
(1) 15The Secretary of State may recover any amount paid under section
5(1)(r) (payments on account).
(2) An amount recoverable under this section is recoverable from—
(a) the person to whom it was paid, or
(b) such other person (in addition to or instead of the person to
20whom it was paid) as may be prescribed.
(4) In the case of a payment on account of a benefit which is awarded to
25purposes of this section be regarded as paid to the other.
(5) Sections 71ZC, 71ZD and 71ZE apply in relation to amounts
recoverable under this section as to amounts recoverable under section
71ZB.
71ZH Recovery of hardship payments etc
(1) 30The Secretary of State may recover any amount paid by way of—
(a) a payment under section 28 of the Welfare Reform Act 2012
(universal credit hardship payments) which is recoverable
under that section,
(b) a payment under section 19C of the Jobseekers Act 1995
35(jobseeker's allowance hardship payments) which is
recoverable under that section,
(c) a payment of a jobseeker's allowance under paragraph 8 or 8A
of Schedule 1 to that Act (exemptions), where the allowance is
payable at a prescribed rate under paragraph 9 of that Schedule
40and is recoverable under that paragraph,
(d) a payment of a jobseeker's allowance under paragraph 10 of
that Schedule (claims yet to be determined etc) which is
recoverable under that paragraph, or
(e) a payment which is recoverable under section 6B(5A)(d) or
45(7)(d), 7(2A)(d) or (4)(d), 8(3)(aa), (4)(d) or 9(2A)(d) or (4)(d) of
the Social Security Fraud Act 2001.
whom it was paid) as may be prescribed.
5are to be calculated or estimated in a prescribed manner.
(4) Where universal credit or a jobseeker's allowance is claimed by persons
jointly, an amount paid to one claimant may for the purposes of this
section be regarded as paid to the other.
(5) Sections 71ZC to 71ZF apply in relation to amounts recoverable under
10this section as to amounts recoverable under section 71ZB."
(2) In section 71 of that Act (overpayments - general), in subsection (11)(ab), at the
end there is inserted "excluding housing credit (see section 71ZB)".
(3) In section 115A of that Act (penalty as alternative to prosecution), in subsection
(1), after "71" there is inserted "71ZB".
(4) 15In section 115B of that Act (penalty as alternative to prosecution: colluding
employers etc)—
(a) for subsection (4) there is substituted—
"(4) If the recipient of a notice under subsection (3) above agrees, in
the specified manner, to pay the penalty—
(a) 20the amount of the penalty shall be recoverable from the
recipient by the Secretary of State or authority; and
(b) no criminal proceedings shall be instituted against the
recipient in respect of the conduct to which the notice
relates.
(4A) 25Sections 71ZC, 71ZD and 71ZE above apply in relation to
amounts recoverable under subsection (4)(a) above as to
amounts recoverable by the Secretary of State under section
71ZB above (and, where the notice is given by an authority
administering housing benefit or council tax benefit, those
30sections so apply as if references to the Secretary of State were
to that authority).";
(b) in subsection (9), the definition of "relevant benefit" is repealed.
(5) In Schedule 1 to the Jobseekers Act 1995 (supplementary provision)—
(a) in paragraph 9, at the end there is inserted—
"(c) 35as to whether the whole or part of any amount of a
jobseeker's allowance which is payable as specified in
paragraph (a) is recoverable.";
(b) in paragraph 10, for sub-paragraph (5)(a) there is substituted—
"(a) as to whether the whole or part of any amount paid
40by virtue of sub-paragraph (1) or (2) is recoverable;".
(6) In section 12 of the Social Security Act 1998 (appeal to First-tier Tribunal), in
subsection (4), after "71" there is inserted ", 71ZB, 71ZG, 71ZH,".
(7) In Schedule 3 to that Act (decisions against which an appeal lies), after
paragraph 6 there is inserted—
"6A A decision as to whether payment of housing credit (within the
meaning of the State Pension Credit Act 2002) is recoverable under
section 71ZB of the Administration Act.
6B 5A decision as to the amount of payment recoverable under section
71ZB, 71ZG or 71ZH of the Administration Act."
107 Deduction from earnings: other cases
(1) In section 71 of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (overpayments -
general), after subsection (9) there is inserted—
"(9A) 10Regulations may provide for amounts recoverable under the
provisions mentioned in subsection (8) above to be recovered by
deductions from earnings.
(9B) In subsection (9A) above "earnings" has such meaning as may be
prescribed.
(9C) 15Regulations under subsection (9A) above may include provision—
(b) requiring the employer, on being served with a notice by the
20Secretary of State, to make deductions from the earnings of the
(d) 25as to how payment is to be made to the Secretary of State;
(2) In section 71ZA of that Act (overpayments out of social fund), before
subsection (3) there is inserted—
"(2A) Subsection (9A) of section 71 above as it so applies shall have effect as
if the reference to amounts recoverable under the provisions mentioned
in subsection (8) of that section were to amounts recoverable under
5subsections (1) and (4) of that section by virtue of subsection (1) above."
(3) In section 75 of that Act (overpayments of housing benefit), at the end there is
"(8) Regulations may provide for amounts recoverable under this section to
be recovered by deductions from earnings.
(9) 10In subsection (8) above "earnings" has such meaning as may be
(10) Regulations under subsection (8) above may include provision—
15change of employer, to the Secretary of State or the authority
which paid the benefit;
Secretary of State or the authority which paid the benefit, to
make deductions from the earnings of the beneficiary and to
20pay corresponding amounts to the Secretary of State or that
authority;
(d) as to how payment is to be made to the Secretary of State or the
25authority which paid the benefit;
(h) requiring the employer to notify the Secretary of State or the
authority which paid the benefit if the beneficiary is not, or
ceases to be, employed by the employer;
(i) 35creating a criminal offence for non-compliance with the
regulations, punishable on summary conviction by a fine not
(i) 40any other such requirement;
(ii) an order under any other enactment relating to England
(4) 45In section 78 of that Act (recovery of social fund awards), after subsection (3B)
there is inserted—
"(3C) Regulations may provide for amounts recoverable under subsection (1)
above from a person specified in subsection (3) above to be recovered
by deductions from earnings.
(3D) 5In subsection (3C) above "earnings" has such meaning as may be
(3E) Regulations under subsection (3C) above may include provision
referred to in section 71(9C) above."
108 Recovery of child benefit and guardian's allowance
(1) 10In section 71(8) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (recovery of
benefits by deduction from prescribed benefits), the words ", other than an
amount paid in respect of child benefit or guardian's allowance," are repealed.
(2) In section 69(8) of the Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act
1992 (recovery of benefits by deduction from prescribed benefits), the words ",
15other than an amount paid in respect of child benefit or guardian's allowance,"
are repealed.
(3) In the Tax Credits Act 2002, in Schedule 4, paragraphs 2 and 8 are repealed.
109 Application of Limitation Act 1980
(1) Section 38 of the Limitation Act 1980 (interpretation) is amended as follows.
(2) 20In subsection (1), in the definition of "action", at the end there is inserted "(and
see subsection (11) below)".
(3) At the end there is inserted—
"(11) References in this Act to an action do not include any method of
recovery of a sum recoverable under—
(a) 25Part 3 of the Social Security Administration Act 1992,
(b) section 127(c) of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits
Act 1992, or
(c) Part 1 of the Tax Credits Act 2002,
other than a proceeding in a court of law."
(4) 30The amendments made by this section have effect as if they had come into force
at the same time as section 38 of the Limitation Act 1980, except for the
purposes of proceedings brought before the coming into force of this section.
Recovery of fines from benefit
110 Recovery of fines etc by deductions from employment and support allowance
(1) 35In section 24 of the Criminal Justice Act 1991 (recovery of fines etc by
deductions from benefits)—
(a) in subsections (1) and (2)(d) the words "income-related" are repealed;
(b) in subsection (4) the definition of "income-related employment and
support allowance" is repealed.
(2) In Schedule 3 to the Welfare Reform Act 2007 (consequential amendments
relating to Part 1), paragraph 8(b) is repealed.
(3) The repeals made by this section have effect as if they had come into force on
27 October 2008.
5Investigation and prosecution of offences
111 Powers to require information relating to investigations
In section 109B of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (power to
require information), in subsection (2)—
(a) after paragraph (i) (but before the final "and") there is inserted—
"(ia) 10a person of a prescribed description;"
(b) in paragraph (j), for "(i)" there is substituted "(ia)".
112 Time limits for legal proceedings
In section 116 of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (legal
proceedings), in subsection (2)—
(a) 15in paragraph (a), for "other than an offence relating to housing benefit
or council tax benefit" there is substituted "(other than proceedings to
which paragraph (b) applies)";
(b) in paragraph (b), after "proceedings" there is inserted "brought by the
appropriate authority".
113 20Prosecution powers of local authorities
(1) The Social Security Administration Act 1992 is amended as follows.
(2) After section 116 there is inserted—
"116ZA Local authority powers to prosecute housing benefit and council tax
(1) 25This section applies to an authority administering housing benefit or
council tax benefit.
(2) The authority may not bring proceedings against a person for a benefit
offence relating to either of those benefits unless—
(a) the authority has already started an investigation in relation to
30that person in respect of the offence,
(b) in a case where the proceedings relate to housing benefit, the
authority has already started an investigation in relation to the
person in respect of a benefit offence relating to council tax
benefit, or has already brought proceedings against the person
35in respect of such an offence,
(c) in a case where the proceedings relate to council tax benefit, the
person in respect of a benefit offence relating to housing benefit,
or has already brought proceedings against the person in
40respect of such an offence,
(d) the proceedings arise in prescribed circumstances or are of a
prescribed description, or
(e) the Secretary of State has directed that the authority may bring
the proceedings.
(3) The Secretary of State may direct that in prescribed circumstances, an
authority may not bring proceedings by virtue of subsection (2)(a), (b)
5or (c) despite the requirements in those provisions being met.
(4) A direction under subsection (2)(e) or (3) may relate to a particular
authority or description of authority or to particular proceedings or any
description of proceedings.
(5) If the Secretary of State prescribes conditions for the purposes of this
10section, an authority may bring proceedings in accordance with this
section only if any such condition is satisfied.
(6) The Secretary of State may continue proceedings which have been
brought by an authority in accordance with this section as if the
proceedings had been brought in his name or he may discontinue the
15proceedings if—
(a) the proceedings were brought by virtue of subsection (2)(a), (b)
or (c),
(b) he makes provision under subsection (2)(d) which has the effect
that the authority would no longer be entitled to bring the
20proceedings in accordance with this section,
(c) he withdraws a direction under subsection (2)(e) in relation to
the proceedings, or
(d) a condition prescribed under subsection (5) ceases to be
satisfied in relation to the proceedings.
(7) 25In exercising a power to bring proceedings in accordance with this
section, a local authority must have regard to the Code for Crown
Prosecutors issued by the Director of Public Prosecutions under section
10 of the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985—
(a) in determining whether the proceedings should be instituted;
(b) 30in determining what charges should be preferred;
(c) in considering what representations to make to a magistrates'
court about mode of trial;
(d) in determining whether to discontinue proceedings.
(8) Regulations shall define "an investigation in respect of a benefit
35offence" for the purposes of this section.
(9) This section does not apply to Scotland."
(3) Section 116A (local authority powers to prosecute benefit fraud) is amended as
follows.
(4) In the heading, after "prosecute" there is inserted "other".
(5) 40In subsection (2)—
(a) for "unless" there is substituted "only if";
(b) in paragraph (b), for "must not", there is substituted "may".
(6) In subsection (4)(b), for "gives" there is substituted "withdraws".
Penalties as alternative to prosecution
114 Penalty in respect of benefit fraud not resulting in overpayment
(1) Section 115A of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (penalty as
alternative to prosecution) is amended as follows.
(2) 5After subsection (1) there is inserted—
"(1A) This section also applies where —
(a) it appears to the Secretary of State or an authority that there are
grounds for instituting proceedings against a person for an
offence (under this Act or any other enactment) relating to an
10act or omission on the part of that person in relation to any
benefit, and
(b) if an overpayment attributable to the act or omission had been
made, the overpayment would have been recoverable from the
person by, or due from the person to, the Secretary of State or an
15authority under or by virtue of section 71, 71ZB, 71A, 75 or 76
(3) In subsection (2)(a) for "such proceedings" there is substituted "proceedings
referred to in subsection (1) or (1A) above".
(4) In subsection (4)—
(a) 20in paragraph (a), after "is" there is inserted "or would have been";
(b) in paragraph (b), at the end there is inserted "or to the act or omission
referred to in subsection (1A)(a)."
(5) In subsections (6) and (7), at the beginning there is inserted "In a case referred
to in subsection (1)".
(6) 25In subsection (7B)(a), after "is", in both places, there is inserted "or would have
(7) In subsection (8) after "subsection (1)(a)" there is inserted "or (1A)(b)".
(8) In the Social Security Fraud Act 2001—
(a) in section 6B(1)(b), the words "by reference to any overpayment" are
30repealed and for "the offence mentioned in subsection (1)(b) of the
appropriate penalty provision" there is substituted "the offence to
which the notice relates";
(b) in sections 6C(2)(b) and (3), 8(7)(b) and (8) and 9(7)(b) and (8), for "the
overpayment" there is substituted "any overpayment made".
115 35Amount of penalty
(1) In section 115A of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (penalty as
alternative to prosecution), for subsection (3) there is substituted—
"(3) The amount of the penalty in a case falling within subsection (1) is 50%
of the amount of the overpayment (rounded down to the nearest whole
40penny), subject to—
(a) a minimum amount of £350, and
(b) a maximum amount of £2000.

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La princesse Marie Antonovna Narychkine (Мария Антоновна Нарышкина), née princesse Sviatopolk-Tchetvertinsky (Varsovie 1779-Starnberg 1854) est une aristocrate russe qui fut la favorite d'Alexandre  de Russie.

Biographie
La princesse est issue d'une lignée de princes rurikides polonais, son père est le prince Antoine-Stanislas Światopełk-Czetwertyński et sa mère est née Kopenhausen. Elle est d'une grande beauté et se trouve à quinze ans demoiselle d'honneur (Fräulein) à la cour impériale. Elle épouse à seize ans le prince Dimitri Narychkine, âgé de trente-sept ans, Oberjägermeister à la cour, c'est-à-dire grand-maître de la maison impériale. Derjavine la décrit comme « douée de toutes les grâces d'Aspasie », d'où son surnom d'Aspasie du Nord, dans la bonne société de Saint-Pétersbourg qui la considère comme une courtisane. Elle s'attire les faveurs du futur empereur Alexandre en 1799, et cette liaison ne choque que peu de monde à la cour, l'épouse d'Alexandre étant d'ailleurs sans enfant. Alexandre a vingt-deux ans et la belle Marie vingt. Leur liaison affichée dure quinze ans et elle tente de prendre conseil pour faire annuler le mariage de l'empereur par l'Église orthodoxe en 1803, mais cela est refusé. L'empereur y trouve une seconde famille, bien qu'il soit marié avec l'impératrice Élisabeth Alexeïevna, née princesse de Bade, qui est aussi d'une certaine beauté. Elle donne le jour à trois filles et un fils de sa liaison avec l'empereur. Elle l'accompagne au congrès de Vienne de 1815, ce qui est critiqué par les diplomates et mal perçu par la société de l'époque, d'ailleurs le prince Boris Galitzine évoque le sujet avec l'empereur et lui déclare qu'il sera jugé au tribunal divin, ce qui impressionne Alexandre, traversé tout au long de sa vie de questions mystiques. Elle habite alors Paniglgasse N°60 et la maison est surveillée par les agents du baron Hager, chef de la police de Metternich qui s'inquiètait de savoir si les origines polonaises de la princesse pouvaient avoir une influence sur Alexandre.

Le couple se sépare définitivement en 1818 et l'empereur retourne auprès de son épouse, après un dur combat intérieur pendant l'été 1818, tout en qualifiant de ma famille la princesse et ses enfants, dans une lettre à sa sœur devenue récemment reine de Wurtemberg, et dont l'époux, le roi Guillaume, avait rompu son premier mariage pour elle.

Famille

La princesse Narychkine a eu six enfants, dont trois meurent en bas âge :
Marie Dimitrievna (1798-1871), qui est la véritable fille du prince Dimitri, et qui épouse le comte Nicolas Gouriev (1792-1849)
Élisabeth (1803, morte en bas âge),
Élisabeth (1804, morte en bas âge),
Sophie (1808-1824), fille de l'empereur (unique enfant reconnu par l'empereur)
Zénaïde (1810, morte en bas âge),
Emmanuel Dimitrievitch Narychkine (1813-1901), fils de l'empereur (non reconnu) ?

Notes

Bibliographie
Daria Olivier, Alexandre Ier, le prince des illusions, Paris, Fayard, 1973
 Karin Feuerstein-Praßer, Die Preußischen Königinnen, Piper Verlag GmbH, 2003

Voir aussi
Famille Narychkine

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Naissance en février 1779
Naissance à Varsovie
Maîtresse royale du XVIIIe siècle
Maîtresse royale du XIXe siècle
Noblesse russe du XVIIIe siècle
Noblesse russe du XIXe siècle
Décès en septembre 1854
Décès à Starnberg
Décès dans le royaume de Bavière
Décès à 75 ans
Personnalité inhumée à l'ancien cimetière du Sud
Dame de compagnie du XVIIIe siècle
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Q: Set PPT Font to 'Body' Type I am not able to paste the entirety of my code, but the crux is that I have a textbox in PPT 2013, myTb, that I have (programmatically) pasted some text into. I now want to perform the following two actions:

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*See if the original text was the PPT 'body default' font (e.g. 'Calibri (body)' vs. 'Calibri' in the MS Ribbon)

*If it was the body default, set the new text to also be the body default.

I can't seem to figure either part out, even though I have experimented with reading/writing from/to most of the Shape.TextFrame[n].TextRange.Font.Name... fields. I also had two confounding points to ask about, regarding the Shape.TextFrame.TextRange.Font.NameComplexScript field:

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*This field does not seem to be a 'complete' indicator of body-default vs non-body-default font. The reason is that if this textbox is originally the body-default ('Calibri (body)'), it will read '+mn-cs', but then I can change the font to the non-default variant ('Calibri'), and it still reads '+mn-cs'.

*I then proceed to change the textbox to an entirely different font, which changes this field to the font's name as expected. However, if I then change back to the body-default font (or any other font, for that matter), this field remains on the previous font's name.

A: To set the font to the body or heading font, you need to use a weird bit of syntax:
{object}.Font.Name = "+" + FontType + "-" + FontLang
Where:
FontType is "mj" or "mn" for Major (headings) or Minor (body) respectively.
FontLang is "lt", "cs" or "ea" for Latin, Complex Scripts or East Asian
For example to set the font to the theme's body text font for Latin text:
ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes(1).TextFrame.TextRange.Font.Name = "+mn-lt"

A: A bit late to the party, but I found this in case anyone needs it.
Edit: This is C# code, using the Interop PowerPoint namespace.
string headingsThemeFont = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.ActivePresentation.SlideMaster.Theme.ThemeFontScheme.MajorFont.Item(MsoFontLanguageIndex.msoThemeLatin).Name;

string bodyThemeFont = Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.ActivePresentation.SlideMaster.Theme.ThemeFontScheme.MinorFont.Item(MsoFontLanguageIndex.msoThemeLatin).Name;

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Critical of stimulus plan, but requesting some of it
February 4, 2009 By WRN Contributor
Kenosha County supervisors have passed a resolution critical of the federal stimulus plan. They've also asked for some of the money.
The resolution says Congress is ignoring the gravity of the current economic, has become embroiled in petty bickering, and is burdening the legislation with spending that is unrelated to job creation. "Send a message to these knuckleheads in Washington, that we're just not going to stand for it," said Supervisor Mark Molinaro, one of the resolutions authors.
"Much of the spending that they're going to do isn't going to happen until sometime next year, just before the elections," said Supervisor Fred Ekornaas. "The items that they're got listed . . are things that they should be debating separately. They wouldn't pass if they were put to a referendum. They aren't things that people want."
The Kenosha County Board also passed a resolution in support of using federal stimulus funding to develop commuter rail in southeast Wisconsin.
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PATIENTS AND METHODS: In all, 104 patients with prostate cancer, aged 48-84 years initiating ADT, were randomised to immediate exercise (IMEX, n = 54) or delayed exercise (DEL, n = 50) conditions. The former consisted of 6 months of supervised resistance/aerobic/impact exercise and the latter comprised 6 months of usual care followed by 6 months of the identical exercise programme. Regional and whole body BMD, lean mass (LM), whole body FM and trunk FM, and appendicular skeletal muscle (ASM) were assessed by dual X-ray absorptiometry, and muscle density by peripheral quantitative computed tomography at baseline, and at 6 and 12 months.
RESULTS: There was a significant time effect (P < 0.001) for whole body, spine and hip BMD with a progressive loss in the IMEX and DEL groups, although lumbar spine BMD was largely preserved in the IMEX group at 6 months compared with the DEL group (-0.4% vs -1.6%). LM, ASM, and muscle density were preserved in the IMEX group at 6 months, declined in the DEL group at 6 months (-1.4% to -2.5%) and then recovered at 12 months after training. FM and trunk FM increased (P < 0.001) over the 12-month period in the IMEX (7.8% and 4.5%, respectively) and DEL groups (6.5% and 4.3%, respectively).
CONCLUSIONS: Commencing exercise at the onset of ADT preserves lumbar spine BMD, muscle mass, and muscle density. To avoid treatment-related adverse musculoskeletal effects, exercise medicine should be prescribed and commenced at the onset of ADT.


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Posted bycardiojenic July 21, 2020 July 21, 2020 Posted inUncategorized
13 July 2020 Julia Bakker
Half of Covid-19 patients who received a heart scan in hospital showed abnormalities in heart function, according to new research funded by us.
The study, published in the European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Imaging, found that around one in seven showed severe abnormalities likely to have a major effect on their survival and recovery.
It also showed that one in three patients who received an echocardiography scan had their treatment changed as a result.
The findings suggest that heart scans could prove crucial for identifying patients who may benefit from additional treatments to improve their Covid-19 recovery and prevent potential long-term damage to their heart.
Professor Marc Dweck, British Heart Foundation Senior Lecturer and Consultant Cardiologist at the University of Edinburgh, said:
"Covid-19 is a complex, multisystem disease which can have profound effects on many parts of the body, including the heart. Many doctors have been hesitant to order echocardiograms for patients with Covid-19 because it's an added procedure which involves close contact with patients. Our work shows that these scans are important – they improved the treatment for a third of patients who received them."
Heart scans could improve care
Researchers from the British Heart Foundation Centre of Research Excellence at the University of Edinburgh looked at echocardiogram results of 1216 patients from 69 countries with Covid-19.
An echocardiogram is a type of ultrasound scan used to look at the heart in real-time at a patient's bedside.
The scan results were sourced from many Covid-19 hotspots around the world, allowing researchers to urgently understand the impact of Covid-19 on the heart while the pandemic was at its peak.
In the study, over half (55 per cent) of all patients, including those with pre-existing heart disease, showed abnormal changes to the way their heart was pumping, with around one in seven showing evidence of severe dysfunction.
The majority (901) had no known heart disease before the study and showed similar changes. Almost half (46 per cent) and one in eight (13 per cent) showed abnormal changes and severe dysfunction respectively. These changes were observed for the first time during the patients' Covid-19 illness and the researchers believe they could be due to the effects of the virus.
Worldwide study of 69 countries
The researchers point out several limitations to their study given its observational design. During the pandemic the number of scans being carried out would have been carefully balanced with the risk of exposing staff, patients and equipment to the virus. Patients who received the scans were in hospital and had suspected heart complications, usually because they had abnormal blood markers reflecting heart damage. This study does not tell us how common heart changes are in people who did not receive a scan.
Professor Marc Dweck continued:
"Damage to the heart is known to occur in severe flu, but we were surprised to see so many patients with damage to their heart with COVID-19 and so many patients with severe dysfunction. We now need to understand the exact mechanism of this damage, whether it is reversible and what the long-term consequences of Covid-19 infection are on the heart."
Dr Sonya Babu-Narayan, our Associate Medical Director and Consultant Cardiologist, said:
"Severe Covid-19 illness can result in damage to the heart and circulatory system. We urgently need to understand more about why this is happening so we can provide appropriate care – both short and long term.
"This global study – carried out at the height of the pandemic – shows that we must be on the lookout for heart complications in people with Covid-19 so that we can adapt their treatment, if needed.
"BHF funded researchers across the UK are working tirelessly to help us answer many urgent questions about Covid-19. These include understanding why people with heart and circulatory disease are at increased risk, how the heart and circulation are impacted by Covid-19 and the indirect effects of the pandemic on people with heart and circulatory diseases. Their work, along with other scientists across the UK will be crucial for finding new treatments and determining the optimal way to care for people with Covid-19."
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Rockstar Energy Racing made the journey across the Canadian border for the only International round of the Supercross series and another frozen tundra. With sub zero temperatures, measured in celsius, and howling winds, it was literally bone chillingly cold at times in Toronto. While the atmosphere was much more pleasant inside the stadium, the track itself did not treat riders with a very warm welcome. It was technical and rutted and contained a huge triple that created a lot of close calls on the first lap of every race. The soft soil caused the whoop section to cup out severely, making it very difficult to negotiate. It claimed several riders, including Ivan Tedesco.
Ivan was riding the best he has all season by far. Not only did he have his best qualifying time in practice 1 with a tenth, he also backed that up with the same result in P2. Ivan then rode great in his heat, just missing out on the top 4 and going straight into the main. One thing that was notably different was Tedesco's starts. They had improved vastly since the last time he lined up. He secured the holeshot in his semi and went on to easily qualify and avoid the LCQ. As he exited the track, he excitedly told his mechanic, Brent "China" Myron that he would now be entering the 100th main of his career! He had been keeping that a secret while being forced to sit out the past two rounds at 99. The stage was set for an amazing story. However the story turned bad early in the main event. As IT was drag racing through the whoops and battling for position, he hit one of the kickers and went completely over the bars and hit very hard. He was very beat up from the crash and was unable to finish.
Ivan Tedesco: "The day was goin good. Felt decent in practice, and in the heat and semi. Then in the main, I got a pretty good start and I was trying to make some moves, then I don't know what happened in that whoop section. I ended up going feet over my head and flat backed it and kinda hit my head. Hurting pretty bad right now. Going to checked out this week and see where we go from here."
The team has been waiting for a breakout ride from Cole Thompson since the East Coast 250 series began. He has been close multiple times but has had to deal with some bad luck and mistakes, keeping him out of where he knows he should be finishing. Now for a good story. What better place for Thompson to turn around his season than at home in Canada where he hails from. With huge support from the local fans, and an emergence of aggressive riding, Cole went on to finish in the top 5. This marked his career best finish and certainly spiked his confidence.
The next stop of the 2014 Supercross Series will be held in St. Louis, MO. Tedesco will checked out by doctors this week and see how bad his injuries are. Thompson will aim to carry over the momentum from Toronto and try to get the team's first East Coast podium finish.


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M62 Leeds weekend closure times, junctions, diversions and everything you need to know
The westbound carriageway will be closed for railway bridge repair works
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Part of the M62 will be completely closed this weekend (stock image) (Image: PA)
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Part of the M62 near Leeds will be completely closed this weekend - and drivers are being warned to allow extra time for journeys.
Vital repair work is being carried out on Ardsley railway bridge, closing part of the westbound carriageway near Leeds.
The work, which was postponed in June because of bad weather , will protect the bridge from deteriorating through rainwater and road salt corrosion.
Highways England project manager Dan Edwards said: "We've worked closely with Leeds City Council to choose a weekend that doesn't conflict with any major events. We understand a full closure of the westbound M62 will cause disruption, and I would advise drivers to plan their journeys.
"Traffic is likely to be busiest between 10am and 5pm on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 September, so drivers should allow an extra 30 minutes for their journey during these peak hours and 15 minutes outside of the peak times when travelling this stretch of road."
Here's everything you need to know about this weekend's M62 closure:
Which part of the M62 will be closed?
The M62 westbound will be completely closed between junctions 29 (Lofthouse) and 28 (Tingley).
When is the closure?
The motorway will be fully closed westbound from 8pm on Friday 6 September to 5am on Monday 9 September.
Why does the motorway have to close?
Vital repair work is being carried out on Ardsley railway bridge.
It includes installing new drainage, resurfacing the bridge and reapplying the white lines and reflective road studs.
Highways bosses said the closure has been done on these dates to avoid any major events.
Emergency repairs to bridge over M62 near Leeds after joint fails
Will there be diversions?
A diversion for drivers wishing to continue west will be in place.
Motorists will need to head north on the M1 and along the M621 before re-joining the M62 at junction 27. Drivers wanting to go only as far as junction 28 on the M62 can leave the M621 at junction 1.
Highways England said Lofthouse interchange has been identified as a potential congestion point, so to help drivers travelling west on the M62 the following closures will be put in place:
• M1 northbound exit slip road at Lofthouse – those travelling east on the M62 will be diverted up to junction 44 and back to junction 42 where they can access the M62 eastbound carriageway via the eastbound entry slip road.
• M62 eastbound exit slip road at Lofthouse – those travelling south on the M1 will be diverted up to junction 30 of the M62 and back to junction 29 where they will take the westbound exit slip road and re-join the M1 south via the entry slip road.
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Q: gcloud functions deploy issue I try to deploy one gcloud function with the below Github link to back up the datastore.
https://github.com/portsoc/cloud-simple-datastore-backup/blob/master/index.js
After updating the variant BUCKET_NAME with my cloud storage bucket name, I run it under gcloud shell with the command: node index.js and it will backup the datastore successfully.
but when I continue to run the below command to deploy it:
gcloud functions deploy main
--runtime nodejs12 --trigger-http --allow-unauthenticated
--region=asia-southeast2
After a while, it will give me the below error:
Deploying function (may take a while - up to 2 minutes)...failed.
ERROR: (gcloud.functions.deploy) OperationError: code=3, message=Function failed on loading user code. This is likely due to a bug in the user code. Error message: Error: please examine your function logs to see the error cause: https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/monitoring/logging#viewing_logs. Additional troubleshooting documentation can be found at https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/troubleshooting#logging. Please visit https://cloud.google.com/functions/docs/troubleshooting for in-depth troubleshooting documentation.
Click to view the error screenshot
Any suggestion on this?

A: Cloud Functions have a specific set of signatures that must be used.
I'm less familiar with JavaScript|Node.JS but I think the function you reference is intended to be invoked as you do node index.js (or similar) and this is incompatible with Cloud Functions.
Please review Write Cloud Functions to understand that signature type that you will need. You will probably have to tweak the authentication in the example to better meet your needs too.
Almost certainly you don't want --allow-unauthenticated either.

A: After changing the upload code below, I can deploy it.
const { GoogleAuth } = require("google-auth-library");

// fill in your bucket name here:
const BUCKET_NAME = "gs://testinbbk10";

exports.myfunction = async (req,res) =>{
  try {
    const auth = new GoogleAuth({
      scopes: "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform",
    });
    const client = await auth.getClient();
    const projectId = await auth.getProjectId();
    console.log(`Project ID is ${projectId}`);

    const res2 = await client.request({
      method: "POST",
      url: `https://datastore.googleapis.com/v1/projects/${projectId}:export`,
      data: {
        outputUrlPrefix: BUCKET_NAME,
      },
    });
    console.error("RESPONSE:");
    console.log(res2.data);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error("ERROR");
    console.error(error);
  }
}

but when I try to access the provided link: deploy link, it will show me the error: could not handle the request.
I am confused about how to properly deploy this to the google cloud function? Just want to deploy one simply google cloud function to backup datastore in the google cloud.


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The jagoffs at the Oxford English Dictionary officially add "jagoff" to the lexicon
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The jagoffs over there at the Oxford English Dictionary have officially added "jagoff" to the lexicon, defining the noun as "a foolish or contemptible person"—not to be confused with the term "jack off," which is the act of masturbation. But Chicago jagoffs know that it can pepper conversation almost as an adjective, the way Bernie Mac used "motherfucker" or Adam Sandler would use "dude" or "buddy." (Only jagoffs can call each other "jagoffs," though.) The A.V. Club was ahead of the curve on this one, describing WWE superstar and Presidential nominee Donald Trump as an "orange haired jagoff" in a headline in June of 2015, beating jagoff Mark Cuban to the punch by a year and leading to a ribald debate on the meaning and origins of the term by a bunch of jagoff commenters.
Chicagoans have long claimed "jagoff" as their own, like pizza, corruption, and losing ball teams. Authors Bill Savage and Paul Durica even compiled a Field Guide To Chicago Jagoffs for Lumpen, a Chicago based politics and culture magazine, in 2015. "What distinguishes jagoffs from all these other kind of annoying people is selfishness," Savage explains. "That they're the only person in Chicago that matters," adds Durica.
Of course, those jagoffs over there in Pittsburgh would disagree, wanting to claim "jagoff" as their own. According to the jagoffs who edit Wikipedia, "jagoff" is "an American English derogatory slang term from Pittsburgh English meaning a person who is stupid or inept." That jagoff Michael Keaton—a Pennsylvania native—used "jagoff" in the 1982 film Night Shift, arguably the first use of the term "jagoff" in popular culture. That said, Chicago-born playwright David Mamet used "jagoff" in his 1984 piece, Glengarry Glen Ross.
Perhaps "jagoff" is a term shared by both Pittsburgh and Chicago, though. According to the jagoffs over there at DNA Info, the term was originally pronounced "yah-goff" and was "brought over by Eastern European [jagoffs] who settled in ethnic enclaves in [both] Pittsburgh and Chicago." In 2012, David Shribman, executive editor (and suspected jagoff) over there at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette banned the term "jagoff" from his newspaper. Chris Potter of the Pittsburgh City Paper did not agree with Shribman, implying that—like many people not from Pittsburgh or Chicago—the editor was confusing "jagoff" with "jack off," and implying that Shribman was a real jagoff.
But while "jagoff" is now Oxford English official (sans hyphen and a single word) the jagoffs over at Merriam-Webster haven't gotten on board. When Pittsburgh jagoffs started a petition in 2014 to get "jagoff" inducted into the Merriam-Webster dictionary, some jagoff representative over there said the term was not universal enough to be added.
So, jagoffs of Chicago and Pittsburgh, let's agree to disagree on the origins of "jagoff," and simply agree that jagoffs predominantly live over there in Los Angeles or New York. It is certainly no coincidence that "jagoff" was finally added to the dictionary in 2016. After all, it's going to be a historic election either way: We will either have the first woman president, or the first jagoff president.


Home Comment Debate: Are boycotts against college services effective?
In 2012, I arrived back for my second year in Oxford to a perfect storm of bumbling contractors, inaccessible pathways and JCB-branded accommodation. Every morning I awoke to the sound of someone drilling, seemingly into my headboard. Every afternoon the fire alarm would malfunction and force us out onto the street.
Ah, what memories. In compensation, we were given a 50 per cent rent reduction for a term and a half. Compared with Exeter's demands, this was a pretty staggering victory.
Colleges are businesses – as much as they would be loathe to admit it. I'm a Pembrokian and financial mismanagement recently brought us to the brink of bankruptcy (and coined the timeless pun: PemBroke). Now, the college is solvent, successful, and has just built a £30 million new development.
But it has come at a cost. Rent rates are some of the highest in Oxford, there's a compulsory meal plan and room banding is done via a free market system, rather than a ballot. It's one of the reasons why Pembroke has the largest private school intake of any Oxford college (not ChristChurch as some are led to believe) with only 46.2 per cent state acceptance over the last three years. That's bad on paper and in practice, but Pembroke is now financially stable.
Exeter, like Pembroke, has limited financial endowments (£48,763,000) and assets (£68,650,000) and cannot be as generous as St John's, ChristChurch or Queen's. Most colleges are still self-regulating and rely on financial sustainability.
If colleges are businesses, students are customers. You pay for your university experience and you expect a certain level of service in return. At Exeter you are paying exponentially more than a St John's student for an experience that is likely to be similar or inferior, and we shouldn't be expected to passively accept that.
Striking is an effective means of pressurising colleges, but not because it will significantly impact their financial yield. The Exeter hall-strikers have already paid their battels with the extortionate £840 catering charge, so the strike is a symbolic gesture. It is equivalent to Tweeting angrily at a company's customer services department.
We achieved the 50 per cent rent reduction at Pembroke because the college feared negative publicity, student dissatisfaction, future years living out and myriad other concerns. So the Exeter student demonstration is not futile – it will serve as a mass consumer feedback session and the message will be communicated publically.
While Pembroke's rent reduction was negotiated without a strike, Exeter's JCR is in a strong position. A demonstration of student dissatisfaction, with support from OUSU and covered across the university might not banish the £840 charge with the flick of a wand, but it strengthens their negotiating position enormously.
Their JCR President has an arsenal of objective data and student feedback at his disposal. If I were seeking a rent freeze, then that would fill me with positivity. It is unlikely that all demands will be met but the protest will force action.
Viva la revolución! For many, the liberal sentiment behind the chants of Oxford students is undermined by their affiliation with a university which represents everything wrong with the British class system. Setting this small irony aside for a moment, Exeter does seem to have a problem that needs solving.
An £840 catering charge on top of payment for meals every day, is excessive. Exeter JCR tells us that the average student spends around £13.00 a day eating in hall, with the surcharge making it the most expensive undergraduate college. It ranks bottom among colleges for living cost satisfaction, and according to OUSU, it is the second most expensive college in terms of student living.
All this is likely to have an adverse impact on access and make the day to day lives of students more problematic. When JCRs feel that the college has treated them unjustly, they should certainly protest. In this instance, a boycott seems to be the simplest and most obvious method for demonstrating discontent. However, I don't think that it will have the intended results.
This is because Exeter's catering charge is paid upfront. Over an 8 week term, students have to pay £5.00 a day even if they don't eat in hall. If the aim of the boycott is to withhold money from the college to force those in charge to acquiesce in students' demands through financial necessity; it is important to remember that Exeter students have already handed over the money. The JCR is probably wasting its time.
But even when boycotts are successful, this is undercut by a sense of collusion with the enemy. In 2011, St Hugh's boycotted formal hall because of a ban on bringing in alcohol. The price of tickets was raised to include a moderate amount of drink provided by the college.
The boycott worked, the ticket price was lowered. But then the JCR released a statement that said it had accepted the offer "in the spirit of compromise". Not because they thought it was the right thing to do, but because it didn't tread on the toes of their superiors.
Compromise – code for abandoning your convictions to accommodate those of your oppressors.
Then again, perhaps the term "oppressors" is too strong a term to describe people that are charging you a bit too much for a three course dinner.
However, the fact remains. Boycotts are the safest form of civil disobedience. There's no law against not attending hall. Or not riding the bus to work. Or not buying Nestlé because you disagree with their business practices. As protests go, it's pretty safe. It's not like you'll get beaten, or "killed, or worse expelled!" It is a kind of protest that shows your opinion, without kicking up too much of a fuss. It works on the assumption that it's best to play by the rules.
If I were an Exeter College student, I'd call off the boycott in favour of a more radical approach. I'd wait for my battels to come in next term and I wouldn't pay them. They college can't sent everyone down, after all. There would definitely be a financial incentive to listen to the JCR then.


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In the case of a bulging disc the outer edges are bowing out or bulging only, with no tears and the inner nucleus pulposus still inside the disc.
In the case of a ruptured herniated disc that outer covering of the disc becomes torn and allows the inner nucleus pulposus racquet like ball to push or herniate out. Sometimes the nucleus pulposus can enter the spinal canal and travel up or down the spine. This is also known as a sequestered herniation.
So you can see a herniated disc is more severe than bulging disc.
If you thought having a bulging disc was bad enough, well unfortunately that disc in your back can become a ruptured herniated disc. Over time your bulging disc can deteriorate and degenerate to the point where the inside of the disc herniates out. People sometimes call this a slipped disc pain.
This type of back pain or neck pain can be severe and disabling. I have seen many grown men cry when they try get up from a chair and hear of people not being to get out of bed with a herniated disc pain. Today I want to look at the differences between a bulging and herniated disc, the causes, symptoms and treatment options for a ruptured herniated disc in your back.
A herniated disc in the neck or low back, can cause a severe nerve pain called a radiculopathy.
When the nerve leaves the spine and gets badly pinched in your neck your doctor might diagnose you with a C5-6 or C6-7 radiculopathy down your left arm or right arm. In your lower back a pinched nerve problem you might find your doctor tell you you have a L4-5 or L5-S1 radiculopathy down your left leg or right leg. This is also sometimes called sciatica down your leg.
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I found a few shavings in my drained oil yesterday that give me cause for concern. Previous threads on the forum suggest they are likely from the transmission and due to a missed shift or poor technique. Considering the expertise here I thought I would post a few pics and see what you all thought.
The bike is a 2007 GSX-R600 with approximately 12,000 miles. It is a racebike with previous history not very well documented (I don't know how many miles are track vs. street). I picked it up a few weeks ago and went through it pretty throughly before it's first race weekend here in Florida. Compression and valve clearances were in spec. Oil was clean, but I changed it to Motul 7100.
The pieces are magnetic and one or two are blued. I appreciate any input.
Yes, sorry. I wrote "metallic," but intended "magnetic." Original post edited now.
Maybe pieces of a shift fork - a known weak point of most GSXRs of that era.
Thanks, fellas. I'll drop the pan and have a look to see if there are more bits as soon as I get a chance. Looking at the pieces now, it doesn't look like much. They seem quite large in the photo I attached as the one pic was taken through my loupe, but that may be wishful thinking. I don't have experience in looking at this sort of thing and determining whether to carry on and hope for the best or dismantle to prevent further damage. My instinct says carry on and examine oil after the next meet.
Looks like it ran something through a gearset.
I'd cut the oil filter and look at it also.
Any problems shifting or noises from the trans?
I'd pull the clutch and chain and run it through the gears by hand looking for tight spots or clicking noises.
OK, I've cut open the oil filter, dropped the oil pan and examined as closely as possible the output shaft of the transmission.
I found four more small ferrous particles. Three came out when I drained the oil again and one was in the oil pickup strainer. They are similar in size to the original pieces. The oil filter had no magnetic particles.
There is some wear on the slots of the 1st and 2nd gears (the worse of the two) and I believe these particles come from this wear. They could also be from the shift forks as RM Racing suggested, but I can only see what I can see.
Based on this examination, I will re-assemble everything and race the bike again later this month (with a little more attention to shifting technique). The bike exhibited no strange gearbox behaviour at the last outing (certainly not jumping out of 2nd). I will drain the oil after the next weekend and examine for particles again.
Thank you all for the suggestions; it was an enlightening experience. It sure would be nice to have a cassette gearbox!
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Good exploratory, this is the minimum a race mechanic might do. Most posters on here would ask the questions, ignore the answers, and go race.
If you start to have 3/4 gear shift issues, tear her down and look at the middle shift fork. Good luck and thanks for listening!
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What Do You Think About Teaching Masses?
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Many parish religious education programs host something called a "teaching Mass" which is a Mass during which the priest catechizes about the various parts and aspects of the Mass. Here's an example. And another.
I understand the thinking behind doing a teaching Mass and I applaud pastors and catechetical leaders who are doing all they can to teach about the Mass. We want children and families to have a better understanding of the liturgy which is at the heart and center of the Christian life. We want to take advantage of the fact that they are present for a Mass to catechize at the same time.
Personally, however, I'm not a big fan of teaching masses (I admit to arranging them when I was in parish ministry). I find them to be much too wordy and tedious. On a deeper level, it is a mixing of actions and moments that each are intended to have their own place. Liturgy is a ritual celebration. When we interrupt ritual to explain it, it is like explaining a joke (or a kiss) to someone. You either get it or you don't. Catechesis is something that is done outside of the liturgy (that's not to say that the liturgy doesn't also catechize by its very nature) so that people "get it." We need to catechize about the Mass in preparation for celebrating it and we need to celebrate the ritual in such a way that the rituals, signs, and symbols are "done" with reverence and robustness so that the very actions teach.
Here's a great article from my friend Nick Wagner at TeamRCIA about the notion of the right way and wrong way to do a "teaching Mass."
The right way and the wrong way to do a "teaching Mass"—according to the pope
I'd love to hear your thought on this issue.
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7 Comments on What Do You Think About Teaching Masses?
Joe November 16, 2011 at 5:38 pm
My own first thought is that we can still promote events called "teaching masses" but they can be arranged in such a way as to have a 10 or 15 minute catechesis before the Mass, preparing people to "look for" the major signs, symbols, words, and actions; followed by a robust and reverent celebration of the Mass; followed by another 10 or 15 minute catechesis that might include a Q & A with the priest. That would be a good time to talk about vessels, vestments, parts of the Mass, and so on.
Nancy Smith November 22, 2011 at 10:31 pm
Our RE program has had teaching masses in past years, bringing all classes, grades 1-5 into the church, with a priest presiding and the RE Director explaining. Yes, tedious. Last year the priest was unavailable so my class "acted out" the mass with the children taking the various roles of priest, deacon, eucharistic ministers, etc. Those who did not have a role were the assembly and gave the responses. Our DRE "directed" the children in their various roles. The children loved it as they love to role-play and they were much more attentive and I believe it was a more effective method of teaching the mass. I teach 5th grade.
Joyce Donahue November 16, 2011 at 7:11 pm
Joe, the Directory for Masses with Children pretty much supports what you are thinking – See 12 and 13.
12. Even in the case of children, the Liturgy itself always exerts its own inherent power to instruct. Yet within religious-education programs in the schools and parishes the necessary importance should be given to catechesis on the Mass. This catechesis should be directed to the child's active, conscious, and authentic participation. "Suited to children's age and capabilities, it should by means of the main rites and prayers of the Mass, aim at conveying its meaning, including what relates to taking part in the Church's life." This is especially true of the text of the Eucharistic Prayer and of the acclamations by which the children take part in this prayer.
13. Various kinds of celebrations may also play a major role in the liturgical formation of children and in their preparation for the Church's liturgical life. By the very fact of such celebrations children easily come to appreciate some liturgical elements, for example, greetings, silence, and common praise (especially when this is sung together). But care must be taken that the instructive element does not become dominant in these celebrations.
This is very helpful, Joyce. Thanks!
Tim November 16, 2011 at 8:17 pm
We have been using the Homily to "teach" during the Mass. While our Parish priest will conduct his normal homily, he will then conclude by coming down into the congregation, stand in the aisle. We have done this at almost every mass, going over the various parts of the Mass.
We have found this to work very well. One such instruction was on worthy reception and how to receive communion at the altar. I was amazed at how many adults in attendance caught themselves being way to casual with their reception of the most Precious Body and Blood!
I think catechesis plays an important role in teaching masses, but it has to be done appropriately, I think interuppting something as special as a Eucharistic Prayer for catechesis takes away from the scriptural and spiritual context.
Cathy November 16, 2011 at 8:28 pm
I think that a 'dry mass' works better. The kids can ask all their questions, and there is not this weird shifting between catechesis and liturgy. I think that the shifting just serves to confuse kids. (Once I was doing something to teach the rosary, and then we were trying to pray a decade. One kid raised his hand – because something occurred to him around Hail Mary number three. The difference between time to talk and time to pray was not as obvious as I would have hoped! I think that the same thing happens in teaching masses.)
Keeping it clear for the kids – so that they know what is expected of them – I think works well. Also, a 'dry mass' can go faster in spots, because some things can be condensed.
Christian November 17, 2011 at 2:38 pm
I've never attended or heard of a teaching Mass.
My instinct is to take care of teaching in the classroom.
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This type of boiler will give you instant hot water anytime you need it.
Are there any negatives? If you have a larger home with more than one bathroom, you will need to look at other options, and if you are looking for a boiler that is compatible with solar panels, this is not the one for you.
The manufacturer states that this boiler can fit into a small cupboard. You need a space of 690mm x 390mm x 280mm - if this boiler doesn't fit, you may need to look at other models.
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