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The Olympic Winter Games are being held in Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province from February 9 to 25. Of course, the media coverage of the reporters of each country is fierce. Now, with the 4K resolution, you can use the broadcast camera to capture the exciting images and capture the sweat of your hand as if you were moving the scene. So what is the price of a high-definition broadcast camera that clearly captures the look of a player like this?
The Canon UHD-Digisuper 86, which NBC is using for the PyeongChang Olympic Games, is worth a total of $ 222,980. One lens is the price to buy a high-end super car like a Lamborghini.
The UHD-Digisuper 86 is 250.6 × 255.6 × 637.4 mm in size and weighs 27 kg. The focal length is 9.3 to 800mm and supports 86x zoom. The effective focal length is doubled to 18.6 to 1600 mm. It is really possible to catch each player's face clearly.
The sensors in this product are 2/3-inch diagonal 11mm. In the case of HD class, 100 lines of black and white per 1mm are required, but 4K requires more severe conditions. So you have to keep a lot of pixels from moving within a fine area.
The product goes through an ideal lens design with the potential of hundreds of millions of computer simulations over the course of a few months before polishing the lens as much as the expensive price. Lenses collect light and in this process they have to respond to the characteristics of light. Due to the prism effect that occurs when different light wavelengths are refracted at different angles, there is a difference in color, that is, chromatic aberration. This product is prevented by special material such as fluorite which has lower refractive index than glass. The glass material is first cut out and polished by hand. Even if only 2 nm error occurs, the polishing time is considerable as it may affect the performance.
If so, what kind of camera would you use in space? Large Synoptic Survey Telescopes, such as LSST, support 3.2 billion pixel resolution. The infrared telescope, which will be installed in Chero Pachon in central Chile, supports 3-ton digital camera with high-definition HD quality and can shoot 3.2 billion high-resolution pictures of 1,500 TV sets. In addition, the filter can be replaced by a camera to detect various wavelengths ranging from near ultraviolet rays to near infrared rays.
The photos taken with this product are expected to reach 6 million pounds per year, or 6 million GB. To put it simply, it is a level that you should keep 800,000 pictures every day with 8 million pixel digital camera. These pictures are used for galactic structures, potentially dangerous asteroids, supernova explosions, dark matter and dark energy research. The telescope will be operated from 2022.
Camera-related technology is still developing. The first photo was invented in the 19th century. Previously, however, there was an attempt to project light onto a plane. Among them, the camera obscura is the ancestor of the camera which can be painted in the circular shape of the camera. Camera obscura is the principle of creating a photographic image. In other words, a small hole in a dark room on one side of the wall, passing light through the opposite wall to the outside landscape is the phenomenon that appears upside down. The principle of camera obscura was known from BC. People like Aristotle and Ibn al-Haitham, a 10th-century Arab astronomer, have observed this phenomenon.
In 1490 Leonardo da Vinci used the camera obscura as a device for drawing pictures. A painter like Rembrandt or Michelangelo said he used camera obscura for similar purposes.
In 1724, Johann Heinrich Schulze discovered that the color turns black when exposed to silver chloride or silver nitrate. In 1826, NIFES invented the world's first photography technology, heliography. Helionography is the picture of the sun.
The first photo he shot was made using a material called Vitumen, which only took a few days to shoot and the quality dropped. It was difficult to take pictures of people because of the long exposure time to light. The evidence that this long exposure to light can be seen in the fact that the sun's light is visible in two parts of the picture.
Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre, who collaborated with him, continued his studies after Nieps died and in 1833 developed the world's first practical photography method called daguerréotype. The French government purchased a patent on it in 1839. Seven minutes was enough to expose the photographs using the Daggero type.
The first self-portrait of the world was taken by photographer Robert Cornelius, who was photographed in 1839. Of course, I also used the Daguerreotype here.
In 1840, William Henry Fox Talbot invented a photographic technique called Calotype. Callaway was superior to the existing Daguerreotype in that it was able to duplicate photos with its first negative photography technique. But Toll-nak was asked to pay for the photo shoot with Callaway, so this technique was not widely available. Tall nak also had to spend a long time in the dispute over the patent.
Here is John Frederick William Herschel. He is the author of numerous photographic research papers and the author of the Greek word Photography.
In 1861, the world's first photoshop and synthesized photographs of Lincoln's face attached to the body of another person appeared. In 1861, the world's first color photographs (pictured above) were born. In 1871, Richard Maddox invented a photographic plate using gelatin. It is highly sensitive and suitable for mass production in factories.
In 1885, Eastman Kodak founder George Eastman developed a method of applying a dry gel to a gelatin photographic plate. Kodak's first camera was introduced in 1900 by Kodak Brownie. This product used 117 film of 6cm x 6cm. At the time, the press statement says that if you just press the shutter, the rest will take care of it. When a customer sends a camera to Kodak, it develops the film and sends the camera back with the new film. This is the beginning of the popularization of cameras and photos.
In 1963, Kodak introduced the Kodak Instamatic 100, which incorporates an Insta-Matte standard that puts film in cartridges. Products such as the Kodak DC 210 (Kodak DC 210) It opened the age of million pixel digital camera.
In fact, the digital image itself is made in 1957. But the birth of a real digital camera was in 1975 (pictured above). It was made by Eastman Kodak engineer Steve Sasson and the image size was 100 × 100, 10,000 pixels. However, Eastman Kodak was not aware of the importance of digital cameras at the time.
Once again, in 1925, Oskar Barnack made a camera Leica with 35mm film. As Leica was born, photographers were able to carry the camera more freely. In 1949, the first SLR camera came out.
In 1966, the Rollei 35, which can be regarded as the basis for advanced compact cameras, comes out. The 35mm film is housed in a compact body and the lens is put on a Carl Zeiss Tessar.
In 1972, the Polaroid SX-70 (Polaroid SX-70) is released, which is a synonym for instant camera that can be developed immediately after shooting. Pentax K1000 (Pentax K1000), which appeared in 1976, sells more than 3 million units by 1997, which is cheap and easy to use SLR camera.
Digital cameras have grown significantly since the 1990s. In 1999, a phone with a camera came out and predicts the ponca era of the 2000s.
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Do you ever wonder if there's something more to the Christian life? Maybe you've heard of or know people who tell you about having some sort of amazing God-experience—whether it's been intense feelings of peace and joy, some kind of ecstatic excitement, maybe even visions or voices—and you wonder if you're missing out. You hear about these things and you think to yourself "I want more".
There have been times in my life when I've thought that maybe if I prayed in a different way, or if I sang songs in a different style, or if I used that Bible reading plan, then maybe I would experience God in a fuller, deeper, and more intimate way. Maybe if I just did something differently, then God by his Holy Spirit would fill me with these feelings of excitement, making my Christian walk just that much better.
As I speak with Christians at church or university, it seems that this desire to 'experience' or 'feel' God more intimately is quite widespread. People who desire such an experience feel they're missing out on something. As one Christian said to me at church after hearing a sermon on Psalm 103, "There must be something more to the Christian life than I am currently feeling". I wonder what advice you would give to such a person? On one hand, you may be right to point out that what we know to be the truth shouldn't be overshadowed by being caught up in an experience-hungry age—but does this downplay too seriously the proper place of our emotions? My hope is that we can speak in such a way that values a desire for intimacy with God by speaking truthfully about the work of the Holy Spirit in the here and now.
Cultural context or deep-felt desire?
'I know' or 'I think' has given way to 'I feel'. The objective has had to make way for the subjective.
This movement has been around for a while: the infamous rock band Bush declared in Glycerine, "It must be for real 'cause now I can feel". Our culture wants what is real; and what is real for our culture is what we feel.
And really, emotions have a place! Although not grounding his knowledge in his feelings, Augustine helpfully acknowledges "our hearts are restless until they find their rest in God". There is, says Augustine, a right desire that exists in the Christian for God to relieve the desires of the soul—a sentiment that echoes that of the Psalms, for example the cry of Psalm 42:2: "My soul thirsts for God, for the living God". As we claim that we have a personal relationship with God, our concern is not whether or not there is an intimate relationship to God, but rather what that relationship should look and feel like.
…emphasizes the inward, subjective, intuitive experience of God. For Mystics, God and Christ are persons who are known and experienced firsthand, more than simply objects of belief.
Astonished at the way the heat surged up… I kept feeling my breast to make sure there was no physical reason for it… once I realized that it was entirely from within, that this love… was a gift of my maker, I was delighted, and wanted my love to be greater.
Our Lord, too, has other methods of awakening the soul. Quite unexpectedly, when engaged in vocal prayer… it seems, in some wonderful way, to catch fire. It is just as though there suddenly assailed it a fragrance so powerful that it diffused itself through all the senses.
These two examples are illustrative of mysticism's claims that by meditation and prayer some people report deep sensory experiences of God. These experiences are said to bring comfort and assurance.
What are we to make of such experiences? Are the mystics describing genuine Christian spirituality? Should all Christians expect to experience such feelings? First, the wrong response is to be reactionary and dismissive—this runs the risk of making our own individual experience, which may not include experiences like those described by the mystics, the basis of our truth. Rather, truth needs to be grounded in God's revelation through the scriptures.
One way of approaching this issue is to ask, "What does God promise the Christian in the here and now?" Well, God promises every Christian a myriad of spiritual blessings: we are called from death to life; justified; adopted as sons and daughters; sanctified; we will be glorified; we can hear God through his word and know that our heavenly Father hears our prayers.
But what if, on occasion, God gives something on top of these promised blessings? The Australian theologian Graham Cole describes such experiences that God gives to some individually as "uncovenanted blessings"; good things which God's people enjoy but which are not promised in Scripture. An example of an uncovenanted blessing is wealth: God does not promise in Scripture that all Christians will be materially wealthy, but indeed many Christians are. This is a blessing from God that is not held out as promise.
So while it is true that God never promises to audibly answer our prayers, what if God does at times relate in an audible voice? What if prayer does become some ecstatic moment? Surely such experiences can't be dismissed? We need to keep seeing that God is free and gracious in the way he relates to us.
Paul's conversion was an amazing experience, with light and a voice from heaven. Paul performed miraculous signs (2 Cor 12:12), spoke in tongues more than anyone (1 Cor 14:18), and he was even caught up to a third heaven (2 Cor 12:1-7). So it is all the more significant to note that Paul never makes such experiences normative for Christian experience. Instead, Paul gives thanks (1 Cor 14:18). For Paul these particular experiences are reasons for praise, not prescriptions for others. Paul nowhere gives a formula to follow so that these kinds of experiences will happen. In fact, our experiences take a back seat in our proclamation: "what we proclaim is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord" (2 Cor 4:5).
Unfortunately, some forms of mysticism have tended to be prescriptive, offering specific instructions in order to cultivate a particular emotion, thought or experience. Such prescriptions misunderstand that these experiences are gifts from God, not things we can conjure up.
In order to outline what can be expected in a normal relationship with God, we need to get three things quite clear.
Firstly, God is transcendent: he is above and beyond us. Not only are we God's creatures, but we are rebellious creatures. While God once walked with his people in the garden of Eden, Adam and Eve's sin resulted in their expulsion from the garden and from God's presence. There is a distance which can't be breached between sinful people and the holy God.
Secondly, although God is transcendent, he has drawn near to his sinful people. The tabernacle and the temple in the Old Testament were visible representations of how God in his mercy dwelt with his people—but only on his terms, through sacrifice. In the person of Jesus Christ, God came near in a new way: the incarnate Son. God the Son dwelt in human flesh, became our sacrifice, died in our place, rose and ascended back to the Father. Jesus is now our permanent high priest interceding for us at the right hand of the Father in heaven. After Jesus' ascension the Spirit was sent from the Father and through the Son to dwell in the hearts of God's people. Our relationship with Jesus and the Father is now mediated through the Spirit.
It's important to keep saying this last point—that we experience the presence of Christ through the Spirit—otherwise our language of a 'relationship with Jesus' is misleading. Songs with lines like, "he walks with me and talks with me along life's narrow way" can lead us to think that Jesus is not in heaven but here with us on Earth in a tangible way. Jesus is with us in a very real way, through the word empowered by the Spirit, but he's not accessible and tangible in the same way your next-door neighbour is.
Thirdly, seeing our Saviour's face is the object of our hope (1 John 3:1-3). Paul says to the Thessalonians that the gospel leads Christians to wait for God's son from heaven (1 Thess 1:9-10). We're not in heaven yet—at least not completely. Ephesians 2:6 and Colossians 3:1 explain that we are in heaven, seated in the heavenly realms, but we are not yet there physically. By the Spirit we participate in the new kingdom, but we will not experience it fully until Jesus' return.
These three considerations introduce us to the important role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian's life. While Christ is not physically present with us and is the object of our hope, he has poured out his Spirit to be present with us. In light of this, the mystical quest to 'feel God's presence' is missing something—Christians have God's Spirit present with them all the time.
The Spirit isn't just present with us; his sanctifying work involves perfecting our affections. Graham Cole says, "Christian spirituality is responsive spirituality… It is out of the appreciation of the gospel of Jesus Christ that Christian affections and behaviours flow." The Spirit takes the gospel's truth and applies it subjectively so that believers are transformed to Jesus' image. An integral part of the Spirit's transforming work is the perfecting of believers' feelings such that they begin to feel God-centred emotions. For example, we as believers feel guilt for our sin, we are led to repentance, and are confirmed in love by the wonder of adoption.
As the crowd hear Peter preaching the gospel in Acts 2 they are "cut to the heart" and ask "Brothers, what shall we do?" (Acts 2:37). Peter tells them to repent and be baptized, have their sins forgiven, and receive the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:38)—the Spirit who brings an unbeliever to conversion by convicting them of sin (John 16:8).
Similarly, in Hebrews 10, the repeated sacrifices of the Old Covenant produce a consciousness of sin (Heb 10:2). This guilt hinders anyone from drawing near to God with a sincere heart. Yet this same guilt is overthrown by the gospel (Heb 10:17-18). Through faith in Jesus there is forgiveness; hearts are sprinkled clean from an evil conscience. This does not mean that believers will never feel guilty of sin, but points to the importance of hearing the gospel afresh, allowing the Holy Spirit to cleanse our hearts by reckoning in us the truth of forgiveness in Christ. Furthermore, the Spirit works in us to deepen our conviction of God's love for us (Rom 5:5). This work finds its fullest expression in the believer's assurance that they can call God "Abba! Father!" (Gal 4:6; Eph 1:5).
The slave fears the rod; but love cries, Abba, Father… The testimony of the Spirit the apostle speaks of is far from being any whisper, or revelation; it is that gracious holy effect of the Spirit of God in the hearts of the saints, the disposition of children, appearing in sweet childlike love to God, which casts out all fear.
As adopted children of God we have a shared sonship with Jesus the true Son, and can address the Father as he does: "Abba, Father". God gives us the Spirit of his Son to confirm our intimate relationship with God, just as the Son had an intimate and emotional relationship with God—he was angry at religious hypocrisy, jealous for his Father's glory, deeply compassionate for the helpless, mournful over death, and longed to gather his people. As adopted children we are not to live in fear but to be secure in love, just as the Son was not fearful but assured of his Sonship. The Spirit works in us to confirm that we are children of God, in such a way that he helps us feel the emotions of those belonging to the family of God.
So are we missing some important experience in the Christian life? Not at all! We have a family relationship with God the Father because of the work of the Son, and the presence of Christ with us now through the present Holy Spirit. It sounds to me that someone looking for a further experience of intimacy with God is the one missing something, not the other way around.
The Spirit prompts us through Hebrews 12:2 to fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfector of our faith. It is my conclusion that as we focus on Jesus and the truths of his gospel the Spirit will work in us to transform us, bringing forth the fruit of the Spirit—love, joy and peace. He will give us the power to understand the breadth of God's love for us, plant a joy in us rooted in our salvation, and give us a peace that surpasses all understanding.
What we find here is that the experience of more that we long for is not found by looking for further 'experiences'; rather it is found as the Spirit of God takes the Word of God and changes our hearts. As we remind ourselves of the gospel, the good news that Christ's death for us makes us God's dearly loved children, the Spirit will grow appreciation in us so that fear is replaced by the intimacy and assurance of Fatherly love and care.
 D Tidball in Christian Experience in Theology and Life, edited by I Marshall, Rutherford House, Edinburgh, 1988, p. 1.
 Saint Augustine, Confessions, Hendrickson Publishers, Massachusetts, 2011, p. ix.
 M Raiter, Stirrings of the Soul, Matthias Media, Kingsford, 2003, p. 141.
 R Rolle, The Fire of Love, Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1972, p. 45.
 Saint Teresa, Interior Castle, Wilder Publications, Virginia, 2008, p. 82.
 G Cole, 'Experiencing the Lord: Rhetoric and Reality', in Spirit of the Living God: Part 2, Lancer, Sydney, 1992, pp. 60-62.
 'Affections' are similar to emotions, but deeper, longer-lasting longings of the will. See J Taylor, 'What Is the Difference between Affections and Emotions?', The Gospel Coalition, 03/05/2013, http://bit.ly/1lgYVQo, for a short explanation.
 G Cole, 'At the Heart of a Christian Spirituality', Reformed Theological Review 52/2, 1993, pp. 50, 55.
 J Edwards, The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume 2: Religious Affections, Yale University Press, Connecticut, 2009, p. 238.


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Members of the U.S. Senate have stepped up pressure on the Federal Aviation Administration to keep open its Aircraft Registry Office during the shutdown.
The action, led by U.S. Sens. John Boozman, R-Ark., and Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., along with Sens. Mark Pryor, D-Ark., Pat Roberts, R-Kan., and Jerry Moran, R-Kan., comes after a report on Monday (Oct. 7) that an estimated 250 workers at Dassault Falcon's Little Rock operation could be temporarily laid off due to the continuing government shutdown.
Dassault Falcon, based in France, operates a "Completion Center" at the Little Rock National Airport (Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport) that retrofits corporate jets. On Oct. 2, a Dassault Falcon corporate jet (Falcon 2000S) retrofitted at the Little Rock operation was the 500th plane to be delivered.
But the company is unable to bring "green" aircraft to Little Rock from France because key Federal Aviation Administration personnel who issue the permits are furloughed because of the shutdown. For the same reason, the company is also unable to have retrofitted planes inspected before they depart the Little Rock center.
"It's not the FAA's fault," Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe said Monday when asked if his office was working with FAA on the issue. "It's nobody's fault except those policy makers who won't get off their duff and stop this stuff. … It's hurting real people. It's hurting real jobs."
Jeff Griffin, vice president-finance for Dassault in Little Rock, said plane arrivals prior to Oct. 21 have been permitted.
"We could be in trouble in about three weeks if this thing (shutdown) goes on," Griffin said. "We've gone to the FAA, and they are basically telling us they are there just to take care of safety and if someone gets hurt."
In the letter from the five senators to FAA Administrator Michael P. Huerta, the senators call out the actions of the FAA during the shut down, saying it is placing "unnecessary hardship on aviation industries in our country."
The senators specifically pointed to past shutdowns, saying the FAA registry office has remained open, citing a law that requires the office to remain open in spite of shutdowns.
"[T]he Anti-deficiency Act provides the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the FAA with the necessary authority to staff the Registry because it helps provide vital protection to human life and property. Maintaining this database is necessary for the U.S. to fulfill its ongoing international legal obligations under the Chicago Convention and the Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment relating to the registration of aircraft. The Registry is also important to national security. Following the terrorists attacks of September 11, 2001, triennial registration was mandated for all aircraft to help the government identify and mitigate potential terrorist threats. As long as the Registry remains closed, this important anti-terrorism tool will be unavailable to law enforcement officers."
Beebe spokesman Matt DeCample said the Governor did not have much to say about the request from the five senators.
"We appreciate the efforts, but the Governor's preference is to get this shutdown done," he said.
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Unless stipulated otherwise, the licence fee stipulated in a licence agreement entered into for an indefinite period is agreed for the entire licence term.
The prices for goods and services displayed on the website operated by JANZ AUDIO are quoted incl. and excl. VAT, with all statutory fees (if any). Shipping costs, however, vary with reference to the selected shipping method, carrier and payment method.
Purchasers-consumers are entitled to withdraw from the agreement (unless otherwise stipulated below) within a period of 14 days commencing on the day of:
i. receiving the goods (purchase agreements);
ii. receiving the last delivery (agreements for the purchase of several types of goods / delivery of several parts); or
iii. receiving the first delivery (ongoing contracts);
The consumer cannot withdraw from an agreement for the:
i. provision of services performed by JANZ AUDIO with previous explicit consent of the consumer prior to the expiration of the period of notice;
ii. delivery of goods / services offered for the price affected by deviations in the financial market beyond JANU AUDIO's control with a potential to occur during the period of notice;
iii. delivery of goods adjusted as per the requirements / for the needs of the consumer;
iv. delivery of fast moving consumer goods / goods irreversibly mixed with other goods after delivery;
v. repair or maintenance carried out in a place designated by the consumer as per the consumer's request (save for other than requested repairs / delivery of other than requested spare parts);
vi. delivery of goods in a sealed packaging removed by the consumer whereby such goods cannot be returned for sanitary reasons;
vii. delivery of audio records / video records / PC programmes whereby the original packing of such products have been broken;
viii. delivery of newspapers, periodicals and magazines;
ix. transport or leisure services provided by an entrepreneur within a defined period; and
x. delivery of a digital content (delivered other than on a physical carrier with previous explicit consent of the customer prior to the expiration of the period of notice whereby JANZ AUDIO underlines that an agreement for the delivery of an on-line content cannot be withdrawn).
The costs incurred in association with returning the goods (withdrawn agreements) / costs of returning the goods other than by ordinary post if the nature of such goods so precludes (withdrawn agreements negotiated away from business premises) are borne by the consumer.
The consumer is required to pay a pro-rata price for services already commenced to be provided under a withdrawn agreement.
The agreements (respective invoices) are saved in the electronic archive accessible by the registered JANZ AUDIO users directly from their user account.
Any complaints can be made by completing the contact form or reported to the supervisory / state supervision authorities.
The purchaser acknowledges that the goods offered by JANZ AUDIO are designated for sale primarily in the Czech Republic and electronic devices are hence equipped with Europlug. Variations thereto are not considered a defect.
The purchaser acknowledges for the purposes of claiming the guarantee, the goods should be delivered to Czech Republic by the purchaser.
1. Execution
The purchaser enters into the agreement by accepting the offer to enter into the agreement as displayed on the website operated by JANZ AUDIO and in particular by adding the requested product (goods, services, digital content) to the cart or using the "Buy Now" service (registered users only). The purchaser may as well enter into the agreement with the assistance of JANZ AUDIO customer service representatives, either by telephone or by email. The purchaser can change the products added to the cart as well as the selected shipping and payment method, i.e. check the order details, before placing a firm order. The purchase agreement is entered into upon the moment the purchaser (having selected the shipping and payment method) submits the order and the order in question is received by JANZ AUDIO whereby JANZ AUDIO assumes no liability for any mistakes and errors (if any) having occurred during the transfer of data. The purchaser is informed about the executed agreement in a confirmation email letter sent by JANZ AUDIO to the email address provided by the purchaser.
The executed agreement is archived by the seller for at least five years from the execution day, however, not longer than for the period stipulated by relevant law. Archived for the performance purposes, the agreement is not additionally available to other than involved third parties.
Under the purchase agreement, JANZ AUDIO undertakes to deliver the product to the purchaser, provide the digital content/licence to the purchaser and enable the purchaser to acquire the title/licence to the product/digital content purchased under the purchase agreement; the purchaser undertakes to receive the product/digital content from and pay the purchase price to JANZ AUDIO.
As JANZ AUDIO reserves the right of ownership to the product, the purchaser acquires the title to the product only after the purchase price has been paid in full. The same applies with necessary modifications also to the purchased licences or services.
JANZ AUDIO delivers the product to the purchaser along with relevant documents pertaining thereto and enables the purchaser to acquire the title to the product/licence in compliance with the agreement.
JANZ AUDIO meets its obligation to deliver the product to the purchaser by enabling the purchaser to view and try the product at the place of performance and informing the purchaser thereabout in due course.
Products to be shipped by JANZ AUDIO are delivered to the purchaser (entrepreneur) by submitting the product to the first shipping company and enabling the purchaser to claim the rights implied by the shipping agreement with the shipping company. Products designated for purchasers-consumers are delivered by JANZ AUDIO to the purchasers-consumers only after JANZ AUDIO receives the product in question from the shipping company.
If more items are delivered in excess of the amount agreed, the purchase agreement is deemed entered into for the number of items delivered; unless the purchaser rejects such items without undue delay.
JANZ AUDIO delivers the purchased product to the purchaser in the agreed amount, quality and design.
If not agreed otherwise, the product is packed by JANZ AUDIO by convention; if no convention exists, the product in question is packed as to provide for its protection and preservation. The same applies also to goods to be shipped.
3. Risk of Damage
The product is defective if lacking the agreed characteristics. The product is deemed defective also in cases where the purchaser is delivered other than the ordered product or where the documents necessary for the use of the product in question contain defects.
The purchaser can claim improper performance with reference to the defect inherent to the product at the moment the risk of damage passes to the purchaser although the defect in question becomes evident only later. The purchaser can claim the rights also with reference to a defect that has become evident later as result of a breach of JANZ AUDIO's obligation.
The purchaser is to examine the product, its characteristics and quantity as soon as feasible after the risk of damage to the product passes to the purchaser.
The risk of damage passes to the purchaser upon accepting the product in question; the same applies also to cases where the purchaser rejects to accept the goods although having been enabled by JANZ AUDIO to view and try the product.
Damage to the product occurring after the risk of damage has passed to the purchaser does not affect the purchaser's obligation to pay the purchase price unless the damage occurred as result of a breach of JANZ AUDIO's obligation.
If one party is delayed in accepting the product, the other party is entitled to reasonably sell the product at the expense of the delayed party and do so following a prior notice and providing the delayed party with an additional reasonable period to accept the product. The same applies also to delays on payment where the product cannot be accepted unless the purchase price is paid.
4. Liability (JANZ AUDIO)
JANZ AUDIO is liable to the purchaser that the product is free from defects upon receipt. In particular, JANZ AUDIO is liable to the purchaser that, at the moment the product is received by the purchaser:
The product has the characteristics agreed by the parties or (if no agreement is reached) the characteristics described by JANZ AUDIO or the manufacturer or expected by the purchaser with reference to the nature of the goods and related advertisement.
The product can be used for the purposes stated by JANZ AUDIO or for the purposes for which the product of that kind is usually used.
The product is provided in the corresponding quantity, measurement or weight.
The product complies with the requirements stipulated by law.
If the product becomes defective within six months after receipt, the product is deemed being defective already upon receipt.
Unless stipulated otherwise, the purchaser is entitled to claim defective consumer goods within 24 month after receipt. This does not apply to:
discount-related defects;
usual wear and tear;
defects caused by ordinary use or wear and tear and evident at the moment of receipt by the purchaser; or
cases implied by the nature of the case.
The individual periods are stipulated in more detail in the Warranty claim.
Purchasers-entrepreneurs may be subject to a different and prevailing period for claiming improper performance, however, only if such different period is explicitly stated on the goods in question. Such goods are then labelled as follows:
Improper performance cannot be claimed if the purchaser was aware about the defect before accepting the product or if the defect in question was caused by the purchaser.
In the event of a defect to be addressed by JANZ AUDIO and occurring on a discounted/used product, the purchaser is entitled to a reasonable discount rather than to replacement.
5. Material Breach
If improper performance constitutes a material breach of the agreement, the purchaser is entitled to:
have the defect removed by way of being delivered a new defect-free product or the missing part if such is not unreasonable with respect to the nature of the defect in question; in case of a component part affected by the defect, the purchaser can only claim that the component part in question be replaced; if such is not feasible, the purchaser may withdraw from the agreement; if, however, the above is not reasonable with respect to the nature of the defect in question, especially if the defect can be removed without undue delay, the purchaser is entitled to have the defect removed for free;
have the defect removed by way of repair;
be given a reasonable discount on the purchase price; or
withdraw from the agreement.
When claiming the defect in question, the purchaser informs JANZ AUDIO as to which of the aforementioned options the purchaser has selected and does so either immediately or without undue delay thereafter whereby the selected option can be then changed only if so approved by JANZ AUDIO; with the exception of a defect requested by the purchaser to be repaired and subsequently being identified as irreparable. If the defects are not removed by JANZ AUDIO within a reasonable period or if the purchaser is informed by JANZ AUDIO that the defects in question will not be removed, the purchaser may claim a reasonable discount on the purchase price instead of withdrawing from the agreement or withdraw from the agreement.
If the purchaser fails to select one of the options mentioned above, the rights implied by immaterial breach apply – see below.
In addition to cases where JANZ AUDIO cannot deliver a new defect-free product, replace the component part or repair the product, purchasers-consumers are entitled to a reasonable discount also in cases where JANZ AUDIO fails to remedy the situation within a reasonable period or where the remedy would cause significant inconvenience to the purchaser.
6. Immaterial Breach
If improper performance constitutes other than material breach, the purchaser is entitled to have the defect removed or to be given a reasonable discount on the purchase price.
Unless the purchaser claims the discount on the purchase price or withdraws from the agreement, JANZ AUDIO may deliver the missing parts or remove the legal defect. Other defects can be removed at JANZ AUDIO's discretion either by way of repair or delivery of a new product.
If JANZ AUDIO fails to remove the defect in due course or refuses to remove the defect, the purchaser may claim a reasonable discount on the purchase price or withdraw from the agreement whereby the selected option can then be changed only if so approved by JANZ AUDIO.
7. General Breach
The purchaser may claim to have the defect removed by way of being delivered a new thing or a replaced component part also in cases where the defect can be removed but the product cannot be used because of a repeated occurrence of the defect after repair or a larger number of defects. In such cases, the purchaser is entitled to withdraw from the agreement.
If being delivered a new product, the purchaser returns the original product back to JANZ AUDIO (along with all accessories delivered together with the product itself) and does so at JANZ AUDIO's cost.
Purchasers failing to report the defect without undue delay after the defect could have been ascertained by the purchaser had the product been examined in due course and with sufficient care will not be adjudicated by court the rights under improper performance. The same applies also to a hidden defect not reported without undue delay after the defect could have been ascertained by the purchaser had the product been examined with sufficient care, however, not later than within two years after the product has been delivered to the purchaser.
8. Quality Guarantee
In providing the quality guarantee, JANZ AUDIO undertakes that the product in question will be fit for the ordinary purpose or will preserve the ordinary characteristics. The same applies also to the guarantee period or best before date indicated on the packaging or advertised. The guarantee may as well be arranged with reference to individual component parts of a product.
The guarantee period commences on the day the product is delivered to the purchaser. If the product is to be shipped to the purchaser as agreed in the agreement, the guarantee period commences only on the day the product is shipped to the designated place. If the purchased product is to be put into operation by a party other than JANZ AUDIO, the guarantee period commences only on the day the product is put into operation, provided that the respective service of putting the product into operation is ordered by the purchaser no later than within three weeks after the product is received and that necessary assistance and co-operation of the purchaser to render this service are provided.
The purchaser is not entitled to claim guarantee with reference to a defect caused by outer circumstances after the risk of damage has passed to the purchaser.
9. Digital Content
In using the digital content purchased from JANZ AUDIO, the purchaser is to comply with the obligations stipulated herein and copyright law. Purchasers failing to comply with those obligations are liable to damages and may face criminal consequences.
Purchasers of the digital content (being private individuals only) are entitled to use the digital content exclusively for their personal use and for the purposes other than economic or business benefit, whether direct or indirect. The purchasers are further not entitled to copy or otherwise reproduce, make copies of or extracts from and otherwise handle the purchased digital content contrary to copyright law or other legal regulations.
4. Withdrawal (Returns)
1. Consumer
Consumers are entitled to withdraw from the agreement within a period of 14 days. The period stated in the first sentence commences on the day the agreement is executed, this being the day of:
receiving the goods (purchase agreements);
receiving the last delivery (agreements for the purchase of several types of goods / delivery of several parts); or
receiving the first delivery (ongoing contracts).
Consumers may withdraw from the agreement also by sending a notice of withdrawal to:
JANZ AUDIO - Reklamace,
Elišky Přemyslovny 1335
156 00 Praha 5 - Zbraslav
If withdrawing from the agreement, the consumer is to return to JANZ AUDIO the goods delivered by JANZ AUDIO and do so at consumer's cost without undue delay, however, no later than within 14 days after withdrawing from the agreement.
The goods are to be returned complete, i.e. along with the delivered accessories and complete documentation, undamaged, clean, in the original packaging (if possible) and in the condition and value in which the goods have been received by the purchaser. Any fuel tanks returned as part of the returned goods must be returned empty.
Consumers deciding to withdraw from the agreement in the given period are recommended by JANZ AUDIO to send the goods to JANZ AUDIO's address along with a cover letter incl. the reason for withdrawal (not necessary), number of purchase document and number of bank account so that the case can be addressed without delay.
Consumers are liable to JANZ AUDIO for any decrease in value of the goods caused by handling the goods other than as required by the nature and characteristics of the goods.
Consumers withdrawing from the agreement are refunded the entire amount paid under the agreement whereby this amount is refunded by JANZ AUDIO without undue delay, however, no later than within 14 days following the withdrawal, and with the use of the same method of payment as agreed in the agreement.
Consumers withdrawing from the agreement may as well be refunded the entire amount paid only after the goods are returned to JANZ AUDIO or after the consumers prove that the goods have been sent to JANZ AUDIO.
Consumers acknowledge that if the goods are delivered along with any gifts, JANZ AUDIO and the purchaser enter into a contract of donation on the condition that such contract of donation terminates as soon as the consumer enjoys its right and withdraws from the purchase agreement within a period of 14 days whereby the consumer must return the goods in question along with the gifts and everything obtained in relation thereto; if not returned, the same will be considered unjust enrichment. If the profits acquired by unjust enrichment cannot be returned, JANZ AUDIO is entitled to claim monetary compensation in the amount of ordinary price.
When you purchase goods over the Internet, you can return them within 7 days.
Returned goods have to be complete (including accessories and all documentation) and in the condition you accepted them when they were delivered. The goods must not be, even slightly, damaged and they must not show any signs of being used (including their packaging material and accessories).
This service cannot be perceived as a free rental possibility.
Withdrawals from the purchase contract are governed by Act No. 367 / 2000.
How to return or exchange the goods:
Contact us if you desire to withdraw from the contract and state the corresponding order number, variable symbol and purchase date. If you have already received and accepted the goods, send them back to our address JANZ AUDIO, Elišky Přemyslovny 1335, Praha 5 - Zbraslav, 156 00.
In order to withdraw from a purchase contract, the original purchase receipt is necessary. Shall the seller incur damages caused by the acts of the buyer pursuant to Section 55, Paragraph 1, the buyer shall be obliged to compensate the seller for such damages (especially incomplete content, damaged content, etc.)
Please send to goods by certified mail and insured. We are not responsible for goods that get lost on the way to us (certified mail does not mean cash on delivery).
If all of the above stated conditions for returning the goods are met, we will send you the money for the returned goods by a postal order or via a bank transfer within 7 days after physically receiving the returned goods.
Shall any of the above stated conditions not be met, we will not accept your withdrawal from the purchase contract and the goods will be returned to you at your expense.
2. Other
If the product in question cannot be returned in the condition originally received by the purchaser, the agreement cannot be withdrawn or delivery of a new product claimed. This does not apply to cases where:
The condition changed due to the inspection of the product for defects.
The product was used by the purchaser before the product was found defective.
The product cannot be returned in the original condition for reasons other than beyond control (wilful act or neglect) of the purchaser. OR
The product was sold by the purchaser before the product was found defective, consumed by the purchaser or altered by the purchaser in ordinary use. If only a part of the product was used, consumed or altered, the purchaser returns to JANZ AUDIO everything that can be returned and compensates JANZ AUDIO up to the amount of benefit received from using the product.
Purchasers failing to report the defect in due course are not entitled to withdraw from the agreement.
5. Personal Data Protection and Security
The seller represents and warrants that all personal data are confidential and such will be used only for the performance of the agreement entered into with the purchaser and for the marketing purposes of the seller (incl. marketing activities performed together with the contractual partners of the seller). The personal data will not be published or disclosed to third parties, with the exception of cases where such disclosure is necessary for the distribution of and payment for the ordered goods (name, account number, shipping address) or for special marketing purposes. In handling the personal data, the purchaser proceeds without detriment to the rights of the entity disclosing the personal data, namely the right to human dignity, and cares for the protection of the private and personal life of the same from unauthorised intervention. The personal data disclosed willingly by the purchaser for the purposes of placing the order and marketing are collected, processed and stored in compliance with law. The purchaser gives consent to the seller to collect and process the disclosed personal data for the performance of the purchase agreement in question and for the marketing purposes of the seller (telemarketing, text messages and marketing information distributed directly by the seller or third parties); the consent is granted until revoked in writing by sending the notice of revocation to JANZ AUDIO, IČ 710 89 993, Elišky Přemyslovny 1335, 15600 Praha 5 or submitting the notice in electronic form, namely by using the contact form available here.
Customers making a claim with JANZ AUDIO are required to provide their full name, address, telephone number and signature (digital signature) whereby such disclosed personal data are processed exclusively for the purposes of handling the claim and in compliance with law.
Purchasers are entitled to access and edit their personal data, request explanation and removal of mistakes as well as exercise other rights pertaining thereto.
In order to prevent criminality and minimise the damage, JANZ AUDIO reserves the right to reject an order placed by the purchaser from a blocked IP address listed on a blacklist. Purchasers encountering problems with placing their order may contact JANZ AUDIO by completing and submitting the contact form.
6. Business Hours
Orders placed in the JANZ AUDIO e-shop are accepted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In the event of an information systems failure or force majeure, JANZ AUDIO assumes no liability for non-observance of the stipulated business hours.
The prices are contract prices. Prices quoted online in the e-shop are always up to date and valid. Prices quoted for individual products are final, that is, incl. VAT and other taxes and fees (if any) payable by the consumer for a product in question (excl. shipping fees, collection fees and cost of distance communication shown in the shopping cart in the amount depending on the option selected by the purchaser).
Special promotion prices are valid either until stocks are exhausted (with displayed information as to the number of items in question offered for the special promotion price) or for a limited period.
The original price means the price for which the goods/services/licences in question were originally offered by JANZ AUDIO excl. any bonuses, promotions, special offers and other discounts offered in the e-shop operated by JANZ AUDIO.
The purchaser acknowledges that JANZ AUDIO and the purchaser need necessarily not enter into the agreement, especially if the goods are ordered by the purchaser for a price mistakenly quoted on the website due to the internal JANZ AUDIO system error of which the purchaser is informed by JANZ AUDIO.
JANZ AUDIO reserves the right to declare the purchase agreement void in case of misused personal data, misused payment card, etc. or with reference to the intervention of an administrative or court authority of which the purchaser is informed by JANZ AUDIO. The purchaser acknowledges that the purchase price cannot be entered into as valid in the aforementioned cases.
8. Orders
The price is stated on the order and in the text message confirming that the order has been placed. Orders can be placed as follows:
a. in the e-shop operated by JANZ AUDIO (e-shop); or
b. by email sent to info@janzaudio.com
JANZ AUDIO recommends placing the orders in the e-shop by logging into the purchaser's user account registered with JANZ AUDIO. If using public access, JANZ AUDIO further recommends logging out after placing the order.
Information about the exact shipping time is included in the email letter sent to the purchaser. The shipping period and fees depend on the option selected by the purchaser in the second step of placing the order.
9. Payments
JANZ AUDIO accepts the following for methods of payment:
wire transfer;
online card payment (MasterCard/Visa);
Paypal payments;
Sofort payments.
Unless paid in full and received, the goods remain the property of JANZ AUDIO. The risk of damage passes to the purchaser upon receipt.
Once the order is placed, the billing details of the purchaser cannot be edited.
JANU AUDIO delivers the goods either in co-operation with a shipping company or electronically (digital content).
In case of force majeure, JANZ AUDIO assumes no liability for late delivery of goods.
Information about the offered options, up-to-date terms and conditions and prices is available at www.janzaudio.com
Delivery of goods is limited by public holidays in the place of delivery and the Czech Republic.
Goods purchased with a 0 % VAT rate by purchasers-legal entities being VAT payers at the moment of purchase will be delivered only to the governing body of the legal entity in question or to the person authorised in the submitted authenticated power of attorney. Goods purchased with a 0 % VAT rate by purchasers-freelancers being VAT payers at the moment of purchase will be delivered to the purchaser-freelancer in question only against a valid ID document (ID card or passport).
Goods purchased by purchasers being VAT payers at the moment of purchase and invoiced with a 0 % VAT rate will be obligatorily delivered to the central office or business premises registered in the Commercial Register, Register of Trade or a similar register.
When receiving the goods from the shipping company, the purchaser – along with the shipping company representative – is to properly and thoroughly inspect the delivery (namely the number of packages, undamaged sealing tape bearing the company logo and undamaged packaging) as per the enclosed delivery note. The purchaser may refuse to accept the delivery shipped contrary to the purchase agreement, for instance with reference to incomplete or damaged delivery. If accepting the damaged delivery from the shipping company, the purchaser is to describe the damage in the delivery note of the shipping company.
Incomplete or damaged deliveries must be immediately reported by email to info@janzaudio.com and the damage be described in the report on damage executed with the shipping company representatives and sent to JANZ AUDIO by email or post without undue delay. Any subsequent claims of incomplete delivery or damaged packaging do not limit the purchaser's right to claim the guarantee; yet, they enable JANZ AUDIO to prove that the same do not represent a conflict with the purchase agreement.
11. Guarantee
The guarantee terms and conditions are governed by the JANZ AUDIO Warranty claims and relevant law. In general, the certificate of guarantee is replaced by the purchase document.
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.
The agreement is entered into in the English language. If the agreement is required to be translated for the purchaser into another language, the English version prevails in case of discrepancies between the two language versions.
These General Business Terms and Conditions and parts hereto come into force and effect on 18.4.2016, repealing the previous versions.


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Oceti Sakowin is not a protest camp, it is a prayer camp. The camp is constructed on holy ground. Each day begins with a call to prayer. Each action of resistance is based in prayer.
The Indigenous lead movement at Standing Rock is grounded in spirituality and the actual ground. There is a connectedness at Oceti Sakowin that focuses on the kin-dom, in which the earth and the animals and the people all rely upon each other.
Oceti Sakowin felt like God's promise of a city on a hill, where all things are made new. Yet the camp is not on a hill, it is in a valley. Many hills surround the valley. The violent presence of militarized police dominates the hills.
It's an overwhelming picture: The sacred encircled by violence. Sacred ground trampled by white supremacy. Sacred water penetrated by greed. Sacred people injured by inhumane grasping of power.
I participated in a non-violent direct action at the Bismarck mall on Black Friday. A group of 40-50 water protectors planned to stand in a circle and pray. As soon as we walked into the mall, we were overwhelmed by the police presence. At least 30 police officers were on high alert, waiting for "disruptive and dangerous" protestors.
We formed our circle. We said nothing. We did not block the walkways. We had gathered for prayer.
"We are trying to pray," we responded.
"We just want to pray," we said.
"Leave now or be arrested!" The police presence intensified.
Then, the officers began ripping people out of the circle. The woman directly next to me was yanked away. "I'm not resisting arrest!" she cried.
Water protectors were thrown to the ground. Our group started to back away, hands in the air. The police pushed us. "Get out of here now!" they screamed.
If we fell to the ground while being pushed, we were arrested. Water protectors were arrested for videoing the officers and not moving away fast enough. I saw four officers tackle an Indigenous man in the corner. He was silent.
We were trying to pray. We were there to pray for the water.
And they met us with violence.
While I was expecting brutality at the hands of the police, I wasn't expecting to hear such violence coming from the mouths of onlookers.
The Bismarck shoppers cheered the police. They shouted things like, "Arrest them all and beat them!" I was told to get a job and was accused of being a professionally paid protestor. We were scolded for scaring the children.
What scares me the most is that people were watching what happened. They saw us join hands. They saw us calmly ask to pray. They saw the police brutalize us. And yet, we were condemned and police brutality was cheered.
How can this happen? How can people shopping for Christmas presents denounce peaceful prayer and applaud violent hostility?
How can the police spray humans with antifreeze filled water in frigid temperatures? How can executives willingly poison sacred land and water?
Holiday shoppers were furious that our prayer circle interrupted their Christmas festivities, yet they forgot that powerfully violent state and religious authorities once nailed a peaceful protestor to a tree.
The sacred encircled by violence. It's an old story that is continuously retold in new, tragic ways.
We must change the narrative, and the only way to change the narrative is to allow our eyes to see the sacred. Indigenous people are sacred. The ground is sacred. The water is sacred. Your neighbor is sacred. You are sacred.
Take that which has been desecrated and breathe your sacred breath into it. Use your sacred body and your sacred voice to protect.
Change the narrative. Extinguish the violence by protecting the sacred. Be a sacred protector.
While there was a over reaction….let's be frank…..it was public property and you were told to leave. End of story.


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I'm not going to write a big long explanation for this post. If you're in the HR world, you know that the much-awaited final ruling came from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) about changes to the overtime rule in the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA.) Last summer, I spoke with Jonathan Segal, a partner with the law firm Duane Morris LLP regarding the proposed overtime rule changes to the minimum weekly salary requirement and the primary duty test. When I read that the final rules were released, I asked Jonathan if he would give us the scoop. And he very graciously said yes.
I cannot begin to tell you how thankful I am that Jonathan dropped everything to share his initial thoughts with us. He does have a full-time job that keeps him very busy. Please remember that his comments should not be construed as legal advice or as pertaining to any specific factual situations. If you have detailed questions, you should address them directly with your friendly neighborhood labor attorney.
The U.S. Department of Labor final rule regarding overtime came out last week. What are the key provisions of the new rule?
[Segal] Initially, the DOL proposed effectively $970 per week. In the final rule, the DOL made the weekly minimum salary 'only' $913. Even with the reduction from the initial proposal, this is still more than double what the minimum salary currently is under the 2004 regulations.
There is one bit of good news for employers. That is, unlike before, employers now can include certain non-discretionary compensation toward the minimum salary. Specifically, employers can include non-discretionary bonuses, incentive payments and commissions to satisfy up to 10 percent (10%) of the minimum weekly salary.
Also, the DOL had proposed increasing the minimum salary each year. Instead, the DOL, when it finalized the regulations, has mandated increases 'only' every three years. Again, this is less than what was feared, but still creates some cost concerns for employers.
The DOL initially had asked a series of questions about the primary duty test. Those questions suggested that the DOL might adopt a percentage approach, like California. Fortunately, the DOL did not adopt a percentage approach. Indeed, it did not change the primary duty test at all. Primary duty still means major or most important. While the standard has not changed, our experience is that the DOL is examining positions more closely.
Reminder: employee gets the benefit of federal or state law, whichever is more protective. Accordingly, California employers remain subject to the percentage test.
There was concern that employers would be given only 60 days to implement. The effective date of the new rules is December 1, 2016. Therefore, employers will have almost six months to prepare.
While six months seems like a long time to get ready, the time can pass quickly. What types of activities should human resources professionals do in order to get prepared for the changes?
[Segal] HR professionals are going to need to evaluate carefully a number of options before deciding what to do with each employee whose salary falls below the new minimum salary. There is no 'one-size-fits-all' answer to the key question we all will face in deciding whether to raise salaries or to convert to non-exempt.
One factor that an employer will need to consider is the impact of an increase of one employee's salary on other employees. Should other employees who are above the minimum salary get a boost, too?
If the decision is made to increase the employee's minimum salary now, the employer needs to know that that salary will continue to rise. Can the employer commit now to future increases?
The employer also needs to consider the employer relations considerations in converting the employee from exempt to non-exempt. For some employees, being converted from exempt to non-exempt will be deemed as a demotion.
Moreover, for many, there will be a loss of flexibility if an employee is converted from exempt to non-exempt. We all know that exempt employees have more flexibility in terms of when and where they get the work done compared to non-exempt employees.
It is not sufficient to say that these employees will lose flexibility. By virtue of their jobs, even if they are reclassified as non-exempt, many of them will need some flexibility.
These are but some of the issues that employers will need to consider as they make the decision whether to increase an employee's salary or to convert him or her to non-exempt.
One of the considerations you mentioned in the last question are the conversations that the company needs to have with employees who are currently exempt (and will become non-exempt when the rule goes into effect.) What are 2-3 tips that organizations need to consider when speaking with employees?
[Segal] Communication is critical if an employee is converted from exempt to non-exempt. As previously noted, the employee may deem this to be a demotion.
I remember in 2004 when law firm paralegals were told they no longer were professionals and would receive overtime. Notwithstanding the potential to earn more money, many were upset.
It is important for the employer to make clear that the change is driven by law and that the employer does not value any less the contributions that the employees provide. Yes, say it: don't just think it!
Less is not always more so take the time to explain. That may mean preparing bullet points for your managers if HR cannot handle every meeting.
Another consideration you mentioned was the provision in the final rule that automatically updates the minimum salary requirement levels every three (3) years. How does this increase every 3 years affect the decisions employers make now?
[Segal] Employers need to consider first and foremost how they will get the work done. And, yes, that includes the cost of doing so. In determining cost, employers must consider that there will be increases every 3 years. They will be based on the 40th percentile of full-time employees in the South.
Employers may wish, periodically, to look at data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) to determine what the 40th percentile is. That may result in a change in course of action before the mandated increase. Keep in mind that, if you increase an employee's pay and then convert, the cost of overtime will be substantially higher. As noted earlier, the minimum salary will go up every 3 years. What if you can't keep up?
As a general rule, an employee's base rate for overtime is all compensation (subject only to certain enumerated exceptions) divided by 40. The employee usually receives 1.5 times the base rates for overtime hours (that is, over 40). Reminder: in California, it is after 8 hours in a day.
So, let's assume you raise an employee now from $750 per week to $913 per week and then over the next 3 years to $1,000 per week. But let's project the number the DOL comes up with 3 years from now is $1,100 per week. Too much, you say?
That's okay. You can convert the employee to non-exempt at a later date but you will be making overtime payments at a much higher level than if you had converted the employee initially and not later.
Yes, we all will be making judgment calls on imperfect information! But isn't that what HR does all the time as it balances competing considerations?
Last question, where can HR pros go to learn more about the new regulations and how it impacts them? Is your firm putting together a webinar that readers can register for?
A HUGE thanks to Jonathan for sharing his knowledge with us. If you want to stay on top of these changes, be sure to follow him on Twitter @Jonathan_HR_Law or read his blog at Duane Morris. This issue is going to be talked about for some time. It's important to get the information needed to make the right decisions for your organization.
This article brought out some good points such as considering the future cost of increasing employees wages and keeping up with those floor thresholds in the future. It is true that often employees feel demoted when going from a more flexible salary level position to the same position, but having to punch a time sheet. With little communication, there can be quite a bit of unhappiness and demoralization that occurs. Transparency is key.


There are some beautiful places in West End to enjoy a leisurely walk.
Hatch Grange - right in the centre of West End - 27 acres of woods and meadows in a parkland setting.
Telegraph Woods, off the A27 and Telegraph Road - 20 acres of ancient woodlands.
Itchen Valley Country Park, off Allington Lane - 440 acres of woodland and meadows to explore. Waymarked trails will help you enjoy the natural beauty of the Park.
27 acres of woods and meadows in a parkland setting. Very popular children's play area. A leaflet 'Hatch Grange Woods and Meadows' prepared by The Friends of Hatch Grange, West End Parish Council and Eastleigh Borough Council's Itchen Hamble Countryside Project is available from the Parish Office. This leaflet has been prepared to introduce you to the delights of this haven for wildlife.
Approximately 3 acres of recreation land - home of the Youthouse (West End Youth Club). Other facilities include children's play area, tennis and basketball courts, 5-a-side football posts/pitch.
Approximately 4 acres of recreation land. Facilities include 5-a-side football posts/pitch, youth seating and children's swings.


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Foster in March 2017
David Walter Foster OC OBC (born November 1, 1949) is a Canadian musician, record producer, composer, songwriter and arranger. He produced for many musicians, including Chaka Khan, Alice Cooper, Christina Aguilera, Andrea Bocelli, Toni Braxton, Michael Bublé, Chicago, Natalie Cole, Celine Dion, Kenny G, Josh Groban, Brandy Norwood, Whitney Houston, Jennifer Lopez, Kenny Rogers, Seal, Rod Stewart, Jake Zyrus, Donna Summer, Olivia Newton-John, Madonna, Mary J. Blige, Michael Jackson, Peter Cetera, Cheryl Lynn and Barbra Streisand. Foster has won 16 Grammy Awards from 47 nominations. He served as the chairman of Verve Records from 2012 to 2016.
Foster was born in Victoria, British Columbia. He has been married four times, all ending in divorce. His second wife was actress Linda Thompson, and his fourth wife was Dutch model Yolanda Hadid.[1] He has five daughters, including Amy S. Foster (born 1973), a songwriter and author. Since 2018, he has been engaged to Katharine McPhee of American Idol fame.[2]
↑ "It's Official! Yolanda Hadid & David Foster Divorce Finalized". Radar Online. May 24, 2017. Retrieved April 1, 2019.
↑ Murphy, Desiree (July 3, 2018). "David Foster and Katharine McPhee Are Engaged". E! Online. Retrieved April 1, 2019.
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Minnesota MBB Expected to Hire Marcus Jenkins of Richmond as Final Assistant for Ben Johnson's Staff
Photo: University of Richmond Athletics
It's been a long and stupidly drawn out process for Ben Johnson, as he's tried to formulate a staff as new head coach of the Minnesota Gophers men's basketball team. Finally, nearly two months after being hired, it appears that Ben's third and final assistant has passed the stringent U of M background and hiring process. His name is Marcus Jenkins and he's been the Associate Head Coach at the University of Richmond since 2018.
The news of Jenkins' hire first came via GopherIllustrated.com's Ryan James last night on their "Gopher Report" message board.
The third basketball assistant will be…
Marcus Jenkins, the associate head coach of Richmond.
Jenkins played at Air Force and before he went into college coaching he served out his military time on an Air Force base. Since then he has spent most of his college coaching career at Richmond with a brief stop at Princeton.
Jenkins is credited with recruiting many of the top players that have been at Richmond in the last several years.
Ryan James – GopherIllustrated "Gopher Report" Message Board
Recruiting recruiting recruiting
Jenkins is another assistant coach who's known for his recruiting chops, as you can see Ryan mention above. We'll see what Ben and his staff can do with what little time they have left to recruit for 2021. Because of the unknowns that plagued this offseason and the lack of help the University compliance department offered in expediting the assistant coach hiring process, they'll get a deserved pass for both their 2021 recruiting and on-court play, should either flounder.
But that won't be the case with the mammoth 2022 high school basketball recruiting class in Minnesota. It appears to be one of the best and deepest state history. Insiders expect Johnson to do well with the kids at the top and his job security needs it too.


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