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The Resistance is handed a gift.
A Little Ruined Church
I have seen what man can do
When the evil lives inside of you
Many are the weak, and the strong are few
But with the water, we'll start anew
The bombed out shell of a church sits not far from this backroad that was chosen for the meet. Faded and chipped white paint coats the building and bullet holes and burn marks scorch the outside walls. The bus always with Eve, Nancy isn't anywhere in sight but a lone dune buggy is parked outback. A pair of crows sit on the cross that's blackened from a fire put out long ago, nobody had fixed it up though. What was the point? In the distance over a hill a faint shadow can be seen, another south of the church. Who or what exactly is out there is anyone's guess..
There are sounds of commotion coming from the inside of the place of worship and a blaring off key organ can be heard.
Won't you take me down to the levy?
Take me down to the stream
Take my down to the water
We're gonna wash our souls clean
Inside the church the mad woman known as Eve Mas hammers away at the organ for a moment longer before stopping and looking up to the ceiling, a large hole in the corner the debris scattered on the floor around the church. "I say to you.." turning her back to the organ and striding forward to the pulpit, dried blood dripping over the her boots thud on the ruined wooden floor she turns to grip the old wooden stand with her bone white hands, "Today is a good day. For I have received a message from the Angels on high!" Stomping her foot on the floor her tone grows and climbs to a fever pitch.
"We shall crush our enemies and blood traitors as swiftly as the Holy Spirit swept through Egypt to take the Firstborn of every family. We shall overcome! We will have homes!" The seer slams her hand on the podium, "Lots of snacks, water, AC," staring out to the pews intently, "And all the sweet Mary Jane that we won't be paying for!!"
Take me down to the river
Take me down to the lake
Yes, we'll all go together
We're gonna do it for the good Lord's sake
Standing in the aisle, Eve's companion is silent, save for the crunch of debris under boots as they shift their stance. Dressed head to toe in black – combat boots, cargo pants, flak jacket, hooded sweatshirt, balaclava, fingerless gloves – only a pair of dark eyes are visible on Eve's guard. Those eyes roll at the call for an affirmation of faith, but there's amusement there.
It's not been easy to track down Eve Mas. All the same, the teenager has managed it. Over his normal clothing, he wears dusty armor that he managed to fashion for himself — a chest piece consisting of a front and a back, shoulder pads, forearm and shin guards. Enough to keep him protected. The armor didn't stop what happened to him recently, but it certainly doesn't hurt to have protection out here.
Quietly, Owain Mihangle makes his way into the church, pausing silently in the entrance and leaning against the frame to watch the madwoman preach about her ideal world. It does sound pleasant — the seventeen-year-old has memories from before, of sitting in front of the AC and eating popsicles with his mother on a hot day, of sitting down for Thanksgiving dinner with his family, and all of the delicious food that came with it. He complained about the mashed potatoes — but he would give his right arm for a taste of those again.
The last time he saw Eve, Gillian was still alive. Life wasn't good, but it was still okay because she was in the world. But now…well, his grief has led him to this particular crossroad. There is an easy path, one that could result in a life that is at least somewhat comfortable for him and those he cares for, but would most certainly bring with it a great deal of guilt. Or there is the difficult path, the path that could end up with him very dead, and possibly worse.
The Mihangles have never been known to take the easy path, and he's not about to be the first.
At her request for an Amen, Owain lifts his hands, covered as they are in threadbare fingerless gloves, and allows a muffled clap to echo through the chapel. "Amen!" He steps from the shadows, hands raised to indicate that he means no harm — but that doesn't change the fact that his eyes seem to be made of mirrors, and there are two rather large fist-sized balls of copper orbiting above and around his head like a pair of lazy moons. Just to be cautious.
"I come bearing gifts," he begins, watching Eve and her companion quietly.
The boy making his way down the aisle is registered by the raving woman lapses into silence so quickly, her words stil echo in the shell of the building. Eve's companion gets a look and then Eve's gaze flicks past the balls of copper and centering once again on Owain, "Come forward boy." The pale woman leans over the podium studying him. Gifts can come in many forms in the Wasteland. Supplies, heads on a stick, supplies. Eve still enjoys getting a nice gift and it's a been while so she looks intrigued behind that mask of a pale face and wild red hair.
"What gift is this?" Peering down at Owain with intense brown eyes, the Resistance leader prepares herself.
Eve's guard hold their position, watching Owain's approach with their eyes. An arm drapes over the arm of the pew next to them where a canvas bag rests. In the dim lighting of what sunshine can struggle to find its way through the holes in the roof, it's impossible to see the contents. Could be weapons, could be medical supplies. It could be preemptive – a vessel to carry the possible tribute to this leader of the resistance. For now, there's no move against the boy, only a keen eye watching.
The teenage boy draws closer, the copper orbs still orbiting around him. Hands remain up as he does so — it's hard to tell where he's looking with his eyes looking like mirrors, but he's watching Eve's guard, doing his best to look as unthreatening as someone with mirror eyes and heavy-looking metal balls floating around their head can.
When he closes the distance between himself and the guard to around five feet, he slowly lowers his arms. "A good one," he replies, turning to look at Eve. He takes a moment and a deep breath, steeling herself — just telling her what he's about to tell her could get him killed, but he's hoping his honesty will work in everyone's favor.
"You were friends with Gillian. She was…the closest thing I had to a mom, since I was ten." Hopefully this common ground will ingratiate him enough for this next part to not cause them to kill him. "I was recently caught by a Harvester," he starts, still keeping his hands fully visible. "I was brought to Colonel Leon Heller." His face darkens slightly, hands twitching as he speaks that name.
"He gave me a deal. Sell out the resistance, and me and my loved ones would not be hurt." He lets that one linger for a moment, adam's apple rising and falling. "I agreed."
His hands go up again, just in case. "I know that sounds bad, but…I want to help. I want to stop them." He lets the two copper orbs drift to the ground on either side of him, before his eyes fade to their normal brown. "Use me to get to them."
Invoking Gillian's name has Eve's eyes flashing and her back stiffens. It is a noted fact of Owain's connection to the pale woman's deceased best friend. She doesn't speak as the boy and his orbs walk forward.When that other name is called out Eve digs into her pocket and procures a radio pressing the talk button, «Move the bus, might have been tracked. Radio in ten minutes or you unleash hell.»
That done, possibly calling to Eli. The seer cants her head and places the radio down on the podium softly. Listening to Owain's words of saving family, of stopping the government. "One tribe." her voice booms across the church though Owain is much closer than before. "They could have put a tracker on you. Would you…" eyes going to her guard Eve raises a hand, "Check the boy." Before looking once again at the metal manipulator. "Playing both sides is a dangerous game," she would know she's done it a fair few times in her life. Teeth pressed together Eve shows them but it isn't a smile and her eyes are dark as she regards the boy bringing this new, a bounty. A gift, laid before her feet. "Why would he let you go?" The question is asked plainly, "And not expect you to come running right here. Where is your family?"
Rounding the podium with slow, measured steps Eve's boot nudges the corner of the wooden thing and her fingers twitch. Eyes go to the windows and then to the large hole in the roof and her eyes narrow, "Explain."
The guard goes from wary to distrusting at Owain's admission. There's a challenging look leveled at Eve that says they'd much rather just leave than do any checking or further listening to what the boy has to offer, but Eve is in charge here. That look is shifted back to Owain, a glance given to the copper spheres in his orbit. If he means no harm, he shouldn't object to a search.
The copper orbs remain on their spot on the floor, and Owain's hands remain up — the guard is offered a nod of acknowledgement, that he's fine with being patted down if necessary — all they'll find is his armor, pocket change, and his backpack, which is filled with a variety of copper objects, from smaller ball bearings to a pair of copper pens that he managed to scrounge up. His eyes flash silver for a moment, just long enough for his armor to unclasp and float off of him, setting itself down on the ground.
"He threatened the other Lighthouse Kids…told me that our cause was hopeless and that he knew exactly where to find them." Owain's gaze darkens. "I cried for him like a good little dog, begged him not to hurt them." He shakes his head. "Honestly? I convinced myself to do it, but then they actually let me out." He stares quietly up at Eve, hands still up while he waits to be searched.
"Got to thinking about things, and I remembered Gillian." He offers a self-deprecating laugh. "She would never forgive me if I did something so horrible as betray all of you." He keeps his brown-eyed gaze on Eve, level and steady.
"I know it's dangerous to play both sides. That's a risk I'm willing to take." He dips his head toward Eve. "Much better to die a hero than live as a coward."
The mad woman looks at Owain as he recounts his story, head still tilted but her eyes flash at certain parts. The rest of the Lighthouse Kids, young charges that she would rather not be thrown in the middle of this but war and death knew not the limits of age. Eve takes the walkie and slips it back inside of her pocket, playing with the end of her coat idly as her guard checks Owain, "What. A. Predicament." Gillian's name invoked again makes Eve pause and she looks out of a ruined window, it hurts even when she thinks about her best friend and so she hurts every day. All day. "A change of heart." Eve licks her lips and smiles softly, "Lucky us."
"She wouldn', no." Gillian would indeed not figure such a betrayal, "But she also, isn't here." That strange but true statement hangs in the air as Eve makes for the organ and lays a finger on the lowest note that can still be played. The ominous note fills the air around them and Eve isn't certain if it's just her or if that's really a tingle of dread creeping up from the base of her spine, with her back turned to the other two, her eyes grow wide and then narrow and then wide again before she closes them and bows her head. "You need to go, now."
Eve whips around and smiles gently, "Thank you for being trustworthy and coming to me with this. What a blow to the goddamn bastards we can strike now, with you. Our herald, come to warn us of defeat. Come to save your brothers and sisters of One Tribe." Taking a moment to look at her guard she motions towards the door of the church with her head, "My boy you may have been followed, we have stayed here long enough. Run along, we will be in touch as soon as we know what we're doing with this.. Gift." White teeth stained with tobacco show to the teen and her guard.
"Hurry on, it'll be a waste if they descend upon us now." A moment before Eve is looking Owain in the eyes from her vantage point, "Thank you Owain."
Dark eyes behind dark cover lock on Eve's. There's a small shake of the guard's head behind Owain that could just as easily indicate that they've seen something or that there's nothing to be seen.
With the notion that they've tarried too long as it is, Eve's guard leans over the side of the pew and tugs hard on the zipper of the bag resting there before lifting the bag and pulling the strap over their shoulder. A cant of their head gestures toward a hole blasted in one wall as their exit route.
Satisfied that Eve isn't going to have him killed — and that she might actually let him help — Owain nods quietly. His eyes go silver once more, and the armor floats back up, fastening itself over his most vital parts. The large copper orbs float back up, resuming their orbit around his head.
Then, he bows his head toward Eve. "Anything that I can do to help," he replies. Hopefully, he can do this — and if he gets caught or killed? It's miles above the alternative, living with the guilt of choosing the few over the many. He loves his family in the Lighthouse…but he doesn't get to decide if they're more important than the others who don't have the privilege of having grown up with him.
He hoists his own bag over his shoulder, and raises his hand in a parting wave to Eve. "I look forward to helping." Then, he turns on his heel, making his way out of the chapel with a determined stride, leaving Eve and her companion to make their own exits.
Watching in silence, Eve chews on the inside of her cheek and sighs as Owain leaves the church, holding a finger up in her "Guard's" direction she sits a moment listening for the teen before she shakes her head and makes for the backdoor, "Not here." Coming out to the back the seer hops in the driver seat of the buggy and starts it up. "Fucking." She stops herself and turns the engine over looking at her companion with raised eyebrows before she starts the engine and pulls off.
Some distance later, Nancy looms in the background a few figures milling about outside. Eve swerves the buggy to a stop before the pair get too close to the bus, "Thank you for coming my friend."
Pulling her radio out as she looks at the way they came back from she radios to the bus, «The kid's burnt.»
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Moncton eliminates professional firefighters in favour of volunteers
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Moncton — It was incorrectly reported last week that the City of Moncton is disbanding its volunteer firefighter brigade, after more than 100 years of loyal service, due to budgetary concerns. As it turns out, this is the opposite of what was announced in the city's 2016 budget.
The City of Moncton will in fact be laying off its professional firefighters as of the new fiscal year in favour of the city's volunteers.
The press release, which was filled with typos, was supposed to say that the paid force would be phased out, saving the city approximately $17 million annually in fire and safety costs, and the volunteers would be kept for an economical $70,000 per annum.
"Look at the numbers," said Mayor George LeBlanc. "We'd be stupid to remove the volunteers, who cost peanuts to train and outfit, when we can save millions by eliminating the money-pit that is the full-time force."
LeBlanc explained that the volunteer firefighting tradition represented what the city itself is all about: dedication, ingenuity and grit. Which, he added, was more than he could say for the silver-spoon set of professionals, who have been unnecessarily soaking up municipal tax dollars by doing what they've trained and spent their whole working lives doing.
"The full-time crew will be welcomed back with open arms, should they choose to return as volunteers after seeking alternate employment," said LeBlanc. "They will all receive excellent letters of recommendation for their resumés."
The current average age of the volunteer force is 58. LeBlanc, however, claimed that the volunteer program will be actively recruiting younger members to fill out the ranks.
"It's not like we have that many fires," said LeBlanc. "The volunteers can totally handle it. In the meantime, this initiative will also act as a stop-gap effort toward stemming our youth unemployment problem. It will give them something constructive to do while waiting for the phone to ring with meaningful employment. It'll keep them out of trouble."
When asked whether the $17 million in budgetary savings was being allocated somewhere specific — perhaps to help cover the municipality's commitment to the $91.5-million Downtown Centre — Mayor LeBlanc simply shrugged, saying, "It had to come from somewhere."
Upon hearing of the mix-up, 40-year veteran volunteer Doug Fraser let out a low whistle. "Well, we're going to have to start some sort of regular exercise regimen, like walking, and cut back on the extra-large triple-triples," he chuckled. "I mean, I might've gone out on a call or two in the past year, to direct traffic usually. But we'll do our best, that's for sure. I just don't know how many of us are going to physically be able to get out of bed in the event of an emergency in the wee hours of the morning."
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And I've got work to do.
I'm stacking sandbags against the river of your troubles.
Though it's known to change the world and what's to come.
You're all jammed up and the dam's about to burst.
What if everything we have adds up to nothing.


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Domaine Edmond Monnot et Fils is a family owned wine estate in Dezize-lès-Maranges in Maranges, near Santenay in Côte de Beaune in Burgundy (Côte d'Or). Today it is run by Edmond Monnot and his son Stephane.
Domaine Edmond Monnot has around 15 hectares of vines. The vineyards are situated in mainly in the Maranges and Santenay appellations in central Burgundy. They have a small winery in the centre of the village of Dezize. The make a range of several different cuvees: AOC Bourgogne, village appellations and premier crus. the whites are made from the chardonnay grape variety and the reds are pure pinot noir. The wines are vinified traditionally. After fermentation some of the wines are aged in oak barrels. The time in wood depends on the vintage and on the cuvee.


A total of 24 artists in different categories will battle it out at the Francistown Council stadium today (Friday) to book a berth in the finals of the annual Chibuku Road to Fame competition.
Following its inception last year, the event has grown tremendously with many artists showing interest in competing.
Last year, organisers of the competition visited six regions across the country.
They increased the number of regions to be visited this year, thanks to overwhelming response by artists especially in the northern part of the country.
Laone Phologolo, one of the organisers of the Kgalagadi Breweries Limited (KBL) said a total of 24 artists will face each other.
Out of the 24 competitors, 10 artists will make it to the finals slated for Lobatse on a date to be confirmed.
She said it will be a fun-filled event for the people of Francistown.
Phologolo said spectators will be treated to the best performances ever while taking their favourite brand in Chibuku.
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Beyond Trump and toothbrushes
| 3rd September 2019
It's vital that we look beyond politicians' personas if we are to create meaningful system change.
The climate crisis is not an unhappy accident but rather a direct result of an economic system which gives corporations free rein to exploit people and planet in a never-ending pursuit of profit.
Much of the media would have you believe that our future will be dictated almost entirely on the whims of a few leadership personalities, and that the only way you can halt the incoming ecological disaster is to wave goodbye to your plastic toothbrush.
For activists, it's easy to ride the wave of these narratives as they offer simple targets for resistance. But are rallying cries of 'Stop Boris' and 'Dump Trump' actually holding us back?
Read more from UK Youth Climate Coalition.
While it is conceptually straightforward to pin our current economic, ecological and political crisis on two rich blonde blokes, it's vital we look beyond personalities. If we dig deeper, we will unearth the underlying systems, discursive frameworks and structures that have facilitated this nightmarish political reality to grow in the first place.
We all know (at least those of us who aren't the President of the United States) that climate change is caused by human action: by burning fossil fuels, flying planes, mining, animal agriculture and the like. But why did we do these things? At such an alarming and destructive rate and scale?
Citizens in the Global South have been subjected to the opening of their markets to international corporations and foreign investment, all in the name of development. These companies have no obligations to the well-being of people or the environment, only to their shareholders: to growth, efficiency, deregulation, and above all, profit.
This is not a new phenomenon, just a renewed way of Western countries exploiting the resources, environments and people of the Global South, as they have done for centuries, through their colonial and imperial powers.
Despite promises that the market would bring about untold global prosperity, the world has become less and less equal. In 2018, 26 people owned the same amount as wealth as the 3.8 billion people who make up the poorest half of humanity.
Attempts to curtail corporate power in recent decades have been tossed aside in the name of a growth-driven mantra which allows capital to move and do as it wishes. All of this takes place in the name of freedom, but in reality, for the direct benefit of a tiny wealthy minority.
Just 100 companies are responsible for 71 percent of global emissions. Exxon Mobil - the world's 5th largest corporate emitter - knew about the threat of climate change since at least the 1970s. Instead of making this vital knowledge public, Exxon pumped millions of pounds into think tanks and groups to promote climate denial.
The globalisation of the world's economy has placed exceptional strains on the ecosystems of countries in the Global South and those largely inhabited by indigenous groups. It appears that many governments and corporations have decided that some groups are "structurally expendable".
Environmental policies, laws and regulations are not 'colour blind'. It is no coincidence that areas facing the most dangerous levels of pollution and prime spots for dumping toxic waste, tend to be in areas largely inhabited by poor communities and people of colour.
Rich corporate elites have relatively little to fear from the threat of climate change as it is those who are least to blame for the crisis who will feel its worst effects. Sub-Saharan Africa is responsible for less than four percent of global emissions but will feel some of the worst effects of climate change. Wealth acts as a safeguard against hunger, homelessness and overheating. Those with the least suffer the most when food prices are hiked and natural disasters strike.
The scale of the crisis can (understandably) feel overwhelming. Making sense of complex historical, economic and political structures and thinking about how to change them is no easy task. Focusing on tangible, small changes we can implement in our own lives might feel empowering but it is also extremely convenient for corporations and power-holders.
Somewhere between that Blue Planet episode and the unveiling of London's new not-so-pretty water fountains, every green bean worth their salt has acquired a shiny new water bottle and refusing a plastic straw has become the new favoured form of micro resistance.
This is all well and good. But with the IPCC telling us we have only 11 years to avert climate catastrophe, it feels a bit like responding to the news that your house is on fire by buying it a new air purifying plant you saw on Instagram.
Instead of narrowly focusing on individual consumer changes or getting bogged down in the politics of personality behind calls to 'Stop Boris' and 'Dump Trump', we need to understand the political and historical forces which brought us to climate breakdown in the first place.
Our current world order puts freeing flowing capital and the greed of a tiny capitalist class above the lives, rights and needs of vulnerable communities and fragile ecosystems With no time to lose, a bamboo toothbrush might be a nice accessory but it's not enough. The solutions we wish to see implemented are specific to the structural problems of power in the modern world. We need to demand systems change.
This article has been written by members of the UK Youth Climate Coalition.
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Gaz Coombes will be kicking off his first solo North American tour on March 21. He will be playing two shows in New York at Rockwood Music Hall, March 24 & 25. See below for more details and a listing of tour dates. In celebration of this tour, his latest album Matador will be released on a limited edition colored vinyl with bonus tracks and on CD, March 18. You can pre-order vinyl HERE and CD HERE.


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NZ could be 'innovation lab' for climate change strategy, says planner
New Zealand ... "respected global leader that can be an innovation lab for the rest of the world in climate change". Image: NZPI
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New Zealand has the opportunity to be a climate change "innovation lab" for the rest of the world, says an international planner and former United States political candidate.
Sue Minter is keynote speaker at the NZ Planning Institute's annual conference next month.
Her experience as a planner in post-apartheid South Africa, state transportation leader, disaster recovery chief, and US Democratic candidate is expected to be a major drawcard for the conference's 600 delegates, says the NZPI in a media release.
READ MORE: NZ Planning Institute conference
As Secretary of the Vermont Agency of Transportation in 2015, Minter also co-chaired a sub-committee on President Obama's White House Council on Climate Preparedness and Resilience – a national initiative that brought together leaders throughout the US to build national and local strategies for climate resilience.
"New Zealand is a respected global leader that can be an innovation lab for the rest of the world in addressing climate change in a forward-thinking way," she said.
"Climate change is a global threat that knows no boundaries. Lessons learned in one country must be shared and applied elsewhere. This includes best practices around resilient design, disaster recovery and adaptation."
Developing strong, resilient communities is "critical", Minter said.
'Destructive power'
"I have learnt first-hand about the destructive power of climate change and of innovative efforts to adapt. I have seen strong communities survive and even thrive in the aftermath of disaster, while communities that were poorly prepared or had weak leadership struggled to recover.
"A resilient community is one that comes together and bounces back after disruption rather than falling apart. A resilient community has the capacity to re-imagine itself, adapt, and chart a new course for the future that may look different than the path it was on previously.
"A resilient community foresees and prepares for future disruption in order to lessen the impacts of climate and extreme weather."
Minter's comments correspond with new research into climate change and environmental degradation. Rising seas, increasing temperatures and extreme weather events are said to be reaching unprecedented levels.
A recent study led by prominent New Zealand climate scientist Dr Jim Salinger demonstrated the summer of 2017/18 was the warmest in 150 years.
Temperatures were, on average, two degrees higher – leading to significant ice loss in South Island glaciers, the death of farmed salmon in the Marlborough Sounds, and unusually early grape harvests in the Marlborough wine region.
Dr Salinger's study suggests that such conditions may be typical of the average New Zealand summer climate by 2100.
Environmental risks
Environmental risks also continue to dominate the results of the World Economic Forum's annual Global Risks Report. Extreme weather events, failure of climate change mitigation/adaptation and natural disasters were ranked as the top three risks for 2019 in terms of likelihood.
Survey respondents were increasingly worried about "environmental policy failure" – particularly in relation to climate change.
The challenge for local authorities and citizens is adapting to these advancements, says Minter.
"Identifying risk factors and ameliorating them where possible pays big dividends. Preparing social and governmental structures, and ensuring that climate change is always considered in any community and building design is key."
NZPI's Weaving the Strands conference will be held in Napier from April 2-5.
Other notable keynote speakers include Environment Minister David Parker, Minister for Māori Development and Local Government and Associate Minister for the Environment Nanaia Mahuta, Waikato University demography professor Tahu Kukutai, renowned designer and sustainability champion David Trubridge, and Director-General of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme Kosi Latu.
Minister Parker will discuss the government's resource management programme, and provide updates on specific aspects of the urban work programme, quality intensification, the Housing and Urban Development Authority and versatile soils.
Minister Mahuta will address the rapid decline of New Zealand's indigenous biodiversity.
The conference is expected to attract industry leaders, iwi, resource managers, urban designers, scientists, environmental advocates and local and central government representatives.
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Click to listen to the latest episode of The Richards Report featuring Catherine Robson.
If you're one of the 80% of Australians who don't get financial advice, here is an opportunity to learn from one of the best in the industry.
Catherine Robson is the founder of Affinity Private (an award-winning financial advice firm). She has studied a Masters of Law majoring in tax and also has her own podcast, 'Success Stories'. She has won multiple awards including Money Management financial planner of the year 2010.
In this episode we chat about why taking a vested interest in your own finances now is so important to your future. Catherine has identified the ages from 50-60 as critically important, because people aged in their 50s are reaching a peak in their potential salary. Their expenses may be decreasing as their children move towards independence. Furthermore, in your 50s there's still the potential to significantly multiply your earnings into retirement through years of compounding returns.
This is all well and good for people in their 50s, but how does Catherine's advice differ in for people in their 20s and 30s?
Catherine says your 20s are all about establishing good habits. Even if you're only saving $5 a week there's discipline involved in committing to spending less than you earn and avoiding credit card debt. Money invested in your 20s is worth eight to ten times as much as money invested in your 50s and 60s.
Catherine identifies consumption and procrastination as the biggest mistakes she sees people make.
Procrastination: People put off thinking about their finances or taking any action and before they know it they've drifted through a decade.
Catherine is involved with Scale Investors, which helps investor and entrepreneurial women to connect, invest and succeed. In a previous episode of The Richards Report I spoke with the chair of Scale, Susan Oliver. Catherine discusses two businesses she's seen in her time: one involves using technology to teach baby chicks in chicken farms how to eat, the other uses the internet to control energy (such as lights and heating) in commercial buildings. This saves businesses money and it's a huge market to be tapped.
Catherine believes technology will play a significant role in helping people in the future. Delivering face-to-face advice can be a costly exercise, which means many people who need advice won't receive it. Much of the work can be delivered by machines with humans applying the relationship skills based on data.
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Q: How to Mark Files to .ERROR Once The File Processsing is Failed and Exception Happened I want to mark the .csv file as .ERROR once the file processing is failed in the Apache Camel.
Some exception has occurred in the processing logic of the Apache Camel, so need to mark that file as .ERROR (un-processable file)
I am giving ?noop=true&exclude=.*.ERROR&moveFailed=/tmp/test in the configuration parameter.
String operation="?noop=true&exclude=.*.ERROR&moveFailed=/tmp/test1";

First of all, the file with exception is not getting moved.
Second, I am not getting as how to change the extension from .csv to .ERROR using Apache Camel once the file processing throws exception.
Any suggestion on it?

A: You can specify this in moveFailed where you can move and rename, see the file language docs at: https://github.com/apache/camel/blob/master/docs/user-manual/modules/ROOT/pages/file-language.adoc
moveFailed=/tmp/test1/${file:name}.ERROR

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Due to a lack of Commissaires, we have had to reschedule the Italo Trophy Race to 11 May. Meanwhile, if you need your fix of racing, check out the Good Friday Crit being run by Hawthorn CC at the teardrop.
There is still 25% of the Volunteer Roster open. As always, none of this is possible without vols.
We depend on Commissaires to run our races. Without them, this isn't possible.
Pick whichever race(s) they want to assist with - often choosing courses they don't like to race on or during rest weeks.
You learn more about racing and tactics - as a Comm part of the job is to anticipate what will happen in the race before it happens.
Be assessed at an actual event by a high-level Commissaire. We will have a UCI level Commissaire at the 3 Day Tour and Hell of the West who can perform your accreditation.


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Style File: Men at Jab Tak Hai Jaan Movie Premiere
Updated: Nov 15, 2012, 06:00 IST
Kymberlee Fernandes
Yash Chopra's latest and last offering Jab Tak Hai Jaan, managed to gather every Bollywood somebody at its premiere. While the women stayed stylish as usual, we saw a lot of men put in some note-worthy effort to look red carpet ready. Here are the trends that are currently doing the rounds; and who knows, this might just have your wardrobe sorted for the party season
There were the standard black coat and tie guys...
...and then there were the only coat, no tie guys.
While some were adventurous and chose to dress in colours...
...the others just settled for black
...and some decided on whites and greys.
The classic red-and-black never goes out of style.
Once rivals, Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan both wore bow ties.
We also spotted some blokes in odd ensembles.
It was nice to see some sherwanis and kurtas on the red carpet.
Images courtesy: Viral Bhayani


Early one morning, in the midst of trying to capture well-lit, tack-as-a-sharp photos of big birds that show every feather in great detail, I am offered something else.
Jim R – Thanks kindly.
You already knew it was a great pic, or you wouldn't have posted it. But it is a great pic.
Jim T – I already knew that I liked it . . . not quite the same thing. 🙂 Glad you like it, too.


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Chinees theater – naar William Alexander, 1796
"A scene in an historical play exhibited on the Chinese Stage." Copper engraving by James Heath after a drawing by William Alexander (1767-1816 ) from the "Authentic account of an embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China; including cursory observations made, and information obtained, in travelling through that ancient empire" written by Sir George Leonard Staunton and published April 12, 1796 in London by G. Nicol. Coloured by a later hand. Size (image): 24 x 35,3 cm.
The embassy was headed by Earl George Macartney (1737-1806), who was dispatched to Beijing in 1792. He was accompanied by Staunton a medical doctor as his secretary, and a retinue of suitably impressive size, including Staunton's 11-year-old son who was nominally the ambassador's page. On the embassy's arrival in China it emerged that the 11-year-old was the only European member of the embassy able to speak Mandarin, and thus the only one able to converse with the Emperor.
Lord Macartney's embassy was unsuccessful, the Chinese resisting British overtures to establish diplomatic relations in view of opening the vast Chinese realms to free trade, but it opened the way for future British missions, which would eventually lead to the first Opium War and the cession of Hong Kong to Britain in 1842. It also resulted in this invaluable account, prepared at government expense, largely from Lord Macartney's notes, by Staunton, of Chinese manners, customs and artifacts at the height of the Qing dynasty.
The engravings are of special interest because of their depiction of subjects that very few Europeans had heard of or seen, showing how advanced Chinese civilisation was on a technical, artistic and organizational level.
This particular print is one of the principal scenes from a drama the Europeans had seen: "One of the dramas, particularly, attracted the attention of those who recollected scenes, somewhat similar, upon the English stage. The piece represented an emperor of China and his empress living in supreme felicity, when, on a sudden, his subjects revolt, a civil war ensues, battles are fought, and at last the archrebel, who was a general of cavalry, overcomes his sovereign, kills him with his own hand, and routes the imperial army. The captive empress then appears upon the stage in all the agonies of despair naturally resulting from the loss of her husband and of her dignity, as well as the apprehension for that of her honour. Whilst she is tearing her hair and rending the skies with her complaints, the conqueror enters, approaches her with respect, addresses her in a gentle tone, soothes her sorrows with his compassion, talks of love and adoration, and like Richard the Third, with lady Anne, in Shakspeare, prevails, in less than half an hour, on the Chinese princess to dry up her tears, to forget her deceased consort, and yield to a consoling wooer. The piece concludes with the nuptials, and a grand procession."
Price: Euro 295,-


Pattern: All pieces have been cut and are accounted for, and comes with paper instructions.
Envelope: Original mailing envelope present with metered postage. Good condition- slightly tattered envelope. Comes in a plastic baggie for storage.


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Windows 10 redesign: Our first look at floating taskbar, new context menu
Microsoft is yet to formally announce all of its Windows 10 redesign plans and it's believed that the company would introduce the first big update of the year in the fall of 2021. Work on the Sun Valley update has already started at Microsoft, but the company has remained completely tight-lipped on this new update.
Windows 10 version 21H2 'Sun Valley' update is full of Microsoft's slick Fluent Design, WinUI and rounded corners. This update will also refresh the Start Menu and taskbar with "a more streamlined design" by applying "rounded corners".
Rounded corner is also coming to other parts of the operating system. Of course, third-party applications will still have sharp corners, but this could change with WinUI 3 release.
As we reported earlier this month, Microsoft is considering a new floating Start Menu for Windows 10. The revamped Start Menu will appear "visually separated" from the taskbar and live tiles or static tiles will also have rounded corners.
Apparently, Windows 10 jump list (taskbar right-click menu) is getting a 'floating' design too. As you can see in the above mockup created by us, Windows 10's jump list will now float above the taskbar, leaving a visible gap with rounded corners.
In addition to the Start menu and taskbar, the borders of popup boxes and context menus within the settings app will be rounded for a more modern look. The other textboxes like – password, AutoSuggest and alerts – will get also rounded corners to improve overall UI consistency.
So far, it appears that the main design focus of the Windows 10 Sun Valley update will be 'rounded corners', or at least that appears to be the goal at this point.
However, Microsoft is also believed to be working on other features, such as a new battery monitor, Aero Shake toggle, dedicated web camera settings, and more.
According to reports, Windows 10's big interface revamp is expected to be realized in June and start rolling out to consumers in October or November. Before version 21H2, Microsoft is planning to release version 21H1 update, which is going to be a minor affair with security improvements.
Citation: Special thanks to Zac Bowden, Albacore and Mary Jo Foley.
Windows 11: Redesigned native apps now available for more users
Windows 11's modern Media Player is now available for more users
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Everyone talks about what we are grateful for this time of year. I am thankful for the ability and the awareness to BE THANKFUL! Think about that…… the fact that we are blessed to the degree that we can list all things we are thankful for.
Through my job in Employee Benefits, I have come to know a very special family this year. The Father is a former employee of one of my clients who recently entered hospice after a long, hard, courageous battle with melanoma. Over this last year, as he and his family navigated the waters of treatment for cancer with all of the hospitals and doctors and nurses and clinical trials I communicated with his wife to assist with claims and approval issues etc.
This woman full of faith and love for her family has been an inspiration to me. As I have read her posts and emailed with her I am continually reminded that we truly can praise God in any circumstance. His word shows us in so many ways that he is with us at the lowest point and the highest. In times of despair, we find it difficult to understand why this is happening to us and why God has allowed it. We certainly struggle to feel thankful and grateful.
We truly can live a life of thankfulness even in the darkest of days. I am not saying it is easy and I know personally that I cannot do this by my mental strength alone. The Holy Spirit living in me and that still small voice that reminds me that God never said there would be no storms. He did say he would never leave us or forsake us…… even in the storms we face in this life.
I am thankful today for the lessons that the storms have taught me, for the inspiration that people like this wife and Mother I mentioned above have given me. I am thankful that no matter what the future holds, I know who holds the future.
As we celebrate tomorrow and enjoy a long Holiday weekend, let us thank God for our family and loved ones and the time we have with them. Please also pray for this precious family above and for those who are currently fighting the storms of life.
Your words and insight continue to amaze me! Love you! Happy Thanksgiving!


Elaine Watrous is playfully known as the "Make A Wish Senior Fiduciary" as she has been making dreams come true for seniors for over 10 years.
Years ago, Elaine Watrous was asked by her father to be the family Trustee. Not knowing what that would entail, Elaine inquired with a local law firm so she could be well educated and prepared. The law firm got to know Elaine and realized she had an accounting degree and connected with the seniors so well that they hired her to manage their Trust Administration Department.
Elaine remembers her first client, an elderly widower who was alone ... She went out of her way for him and helped him with nutritious meals, got him on track with medications and made sure his home was safe from hazards. She also secured VA benefits for him to help pay for his care.
Elaine realized he hadn't had contact with his six beneficiaries in many years. She found a way to connect with each of them and gave her client a surprise party! At least 30 people attended from out of town and he was overjoyed! They continued to stay in contact with him so his days were filled with joy instead of loneliness.
Elaine's client also had a Model T Ford sitting the the garage that he had not been driven in years. He said the last time he drove it was with his beloved wife whom he missed so much. Elaine asked if he would like to take it out one last time, he said yes! Elaine, her husband and grandson drove in the Model T from North Orange County to Newport Beach (chuga chuga chuga :) where they enjoyed a nice brunch.
He mentioned to Elaine that he had promised his mom years ago that one day he would be baptized. Elaine asked if he wanted to keep that promise and he said yes. She arranged for the baptism and it was truly a memorable day for everyone. He even made a new friend at the church who said she would pick him up and take him to church each Sunday. Clearly, Elaine goes out of her way to enrich the lives of her clients.
The next story is about Larry ... Elaine explains "a young, Vietnam Veteran who was estranged from his family. Larry was living in a hotel in Fullerton and working full time when he experienced a debilitating stroke in February of 2016 that affected his entire left side. Larry spent the next two years bedridden in a rehab facility. Even though Larry had family and friends, his family had deserted him, and his friends were not visiting him. Larry had no cell phone or laptop and no way to help himself.
Larry was growing increasingly upset at the rehab facility but everyone knew that Larry could not return to his hotel to care for himself due to his massive stroke. Larry could not walk nor attend to most of his ADL's.
A Senior Living Consultant had a kind heart and found a Board and Care that would accept his monthly Social Security as payment in full. Larry needed full bed-care and didn't have much money to pay for it. The Senior Living consultant also noticed that Larry's meager assets were subject to predators and contacted me to help safeguard his assets.
daughter, watches, knick knacks and over $1,700.00 worth of coins. Each treasure I shared with Larry brought tears to his eyes.
I hung his huge flag on a wall he could see from his bed and it brings him so much pride and joy – rightfully so!
to him and will rejoice in the day that she does.
Larry that he has many options for improved health for the rest of his life.
Larry with his over-due vacation payment. Hallelujah!!
I am honored to help make a difference in Larry's life.
are caring and tenacious advocates who leave no stone unturned to assist the people that cross their paths."
Elaine Watrous is such an Outstanding Senior Care Professional! Please honor her efforts by voting for her sweet heart in making Seniors wishes come true!


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Q: Oracle Monitoring RMAN: report need backup Hello Oracle Database Admins!
In the last few months I came across that it would be a good idea to monitor rman backups and check if any file needs backup.
RMAN> report need backup;
--> Report ERROR if any records show up.

Aditionally I would like to monitor the following command:
RMAN> report unrecoverable;
--> Report ERROR if any records show up.

I do not want to parse the output of RMAN. So here is my question: Does anyone know a method to monitor these two commands using SQL and/or PL/SQL?
I know that RMAN just uses SQL and PL/SQL to get the result but an sqltrace just lead me into non-documented pl/sql funtions with encrypted code.

A: A) Oracle replied to my SR that it is not supported run the SQLs manually. This is not entirely correct but I expected something like that.
B) The second command report unrecoverable can be queried with SQL. The result is even more accurate than from RMAN.
select file#, unrecoverable_change#, unrecoverable_time from v$datafile;

RMAN's report unrecoveryble will only report files which contain content which are unrecoveryble after the latest backup. This SQL reports unrecoverable things in general. Normally we do not try to make the database only recoverable after the latest backup.
C) For both commands I wrote a "screen reader". Here are some code snippets:
## Execute RMAN command report need backup
RMANOUT=$(rman target / << EOF 2>&1
report need backup;
exit
EOF
)

## Execute RMAN command report unrecoverable
RMANOUT=$(rman target / << EOF 2>&1
report unrecoverable;
exit
EOF
)

# Filter file list
DATAFILES=$(echo -e "${RMANOUT}" | sed '1,/---/d' | sed '/Recovery Manager complete./d' | sed 's/RMAN>//g' | sed '/^[[:space:]]/d')

## Parse all files
while IFS=$'\n' read -a ROW
do
  # Convert lines into array (separator " ")
  IFS=' ' read -a VAL <<< ${ROW[0]}

  # No files reported
  if [ "${VAL}" == "" ]; then break; fi

  # Do whatever you like! In my case generate XMLdoc
  XMLDOC="${XMLDOC}<ROW><DBID>${DBID}</DBID><INST_ID>${INST_ID}</INST_ID><FILE_ID>${VAL[0]}</FILE_ID><BACKUP_CNT>${VAL[1]}</BACKUP_CNT><FILE_NAME>${VAL[2]}</FILE_NAME></ROW>"
done < <(echo -e "${DATAFILES}")


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Q: How to customise Tutor LMS Quiz Pagination Section? As I want to give colour codes to unanswered questions I am using Tutor LMS and I want to know how to customize Tutor LMS Quiz Pagination Section. As I want to give colour codes to unanswered questions!
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Two Points of View on "Success" In Iraq
The Iraq "surge" required Iranian forbearance in order to keep US casualty rates down and make the Bush administration look good. Republican salvation history portrays the "surge" as the Bush administration's greatest accomplishment. The trouble is that Iran now has the upper hand in Iraq, having waited out America.
Here's Michael Barone at National Review Online, on George W. Bush and Iraq:
Bush says that he decided to fire Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld in the spring of 2006, but waited until after the November election and after recruiting Robert Gates. And, he writes, this president who had been reluctant to interact with generals had a recommendation to Gates for the new commander in Iraq: Gen. David Petraeus.
The surge was announced in January 2007, eight or nine months after Bush decided the previous strategy was failing. Bush argues that if he had acted more quickly, there would have been divisions in the government that would have led Congress to cut off war funding.
"The strategic consequences of defeat would have been horrific," Bush says. "Embolden Iran — shudders through the Mideast — al-Qaida triumphant." But now he's optimistic about Iraq and about democracy in the region.
As the sun pours in, it's hard not to shiver at how narrowly we avoided disaster and achieved success.
And here's Debka.com today on Iran's takeover of Iraq:
Iraqi power-sharing is dead.
Iyad Allawi, whose Al Iraqiya party, won Iraq's general election last April but last week lost the premiership to the pro-Iranian incumbent Nouri Al-Malaki, was forced to admit Friday, Nov. 12 that "the concept of power-sharing in Iraq was dead now. For Iraq" he said, "there will be tensions and violence, probably."
That day, too, DEBKAfile's sources report, Hassan Nasrallah told a closed meeting of his Lebanese Hizballah activists that what happened in Baghdad is destined for Beirut.
He was underlining the new reality in the Middle East where Iran and its allies are beating the West out in one crisis after another, forcing pro-US and pro-Saudi political forces to come to terms with antagonists sponsored by Tehran and serving its interests rather than those of Washington. No one in the region buys the proposition that the Obama administration can count as a successful feat the Baghdad power-sharing deal. It may terminate the eight-month stalemate during which Iraq had no government, but it also brought into the Al Maliki administration the anti-American radical Shiite Sadrists, whose affairs are run from a party headquarters in Iran.
It is an open secret in Iraq that Maliki himself, whom parliament Friday awarded a month to form a government, is completely under the thumb of the Sadrists and their Iranian masters and in no position to set about healing the deep dissent afflicting the Iraqi people.
The next ton of bricks about to fall on Barack Obama's head now comes from Lebanon and the Palestinians, both of whom are falling ever deeper into Syria's clutches. As one well-informed American put it his week: "As Iraq goes, So Goes the Middle East."
Bush failed to scotch the Persian snake; after deposing Rumsfeld and muzzling Dick Cheney, he brought in Robert Gates, who has been arguing since 2004 that the US needs to allow Iran a role as a major regional power.
When Dick Cheney argued that Israel should be given the green light to crush Iran's proxy Hezbollah in August 2006, Condi Rice opposed him, Bush reports in his new book, saying that if the US did that, it "would be dead in the Middle East."
The Bush legacy is a brewing catastrophe in the region. Obama, to be sure, is making things worse, and doing things (such as blackmailing Israel) that Bush probably would not have done. That doesn't let Bush off the hook. It's better to admit errors and move on than to post them on every billboard.


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PHILADELPHIA -- Eagles cornerback Ronald Darby suffered an ACL tear against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday night and is done for the year, coach Doug Pederson said.
It's another blow to a 4-5 Eagles team that has been hit hard by injury following their Super Bowl run a season ago.
The secondary is already depleted with safety Rodney McLeod (knee) on injured reserve and cornerbacks Jalen Mills (foot) and Sidney Jones (hamstring) missing time.
Jones is expected to get some work at practice this week and "is close" to a return, per Pederson, while Mills is considered "a little further away." The Eagles will need all the healthy bodies they can get with a trip to New Orleans to take on the high-powered Saints coming up this week.
With a number of corners banged up, Rasul Douglas and rookie Chandon Sullivan could continue to have increased roles.
Darby, 24, has started 16 games for the Eagles since being acquired from the Buffalo Bills in the summer of 2017, and has four interceptions and 21 pass break-ups over that time. He rebounded from a dislocated ankle sustained in the 2017 opener to help Philly capture its first-ever Super Bowl title.
Darby's contract is up at the end of the season. As is the case with running back Jay Ajayi, Darby's ACL tear comes on the doorstep of free agency.


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IF THE SEC ACT CITED ANTI-COMPETITION THEN HOW DID FINRA BLOCK THE..... (c) Carrie Devorah:
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Once one wades in to a conversation on FINRA and "HOW DID", it is as if one cannot get out only to sink deeper and deeper in to the bog...
..... so to speak.
Know this before moving forward, it's not you. Really. It's not you. It's "them" having set up a complex web one could characterize as Commercial Charade. You did nothing wrong. You did right. You were real. They were not. It's the old pimp-whore relationship, a deliberate web of Wall Street exclusion intent telling you what they needed you to hear.....
Inarguable is that the SEC email states no one else applied to become an S.R.O. How in financial heck could One have arisen out of what was determined would be many? The SEC ACT Of 1934 (revisited in 1975) does use multiples, not singular, multiples.
That is not the case. What is it the SEC looks at, or, one may ask, does the SEC, if at all.
There have been applicants for SROs. For whatever reason, FINRA was the gatekeeper, for good reason.
There is, in this tech world, an emerging opportunity for the S.R.O.s to come out again. As much as I hate to be the one to say it, FINRA and all other FINTECH business leagues, went the way of the Narwhale once Silicon Valley sunk its teeth in to Tech Disruption.
Online investing has already busted down the door of investment advisor accountability. Online alias has already busted down the door of fingering who the investment advisor is, or isnt. One advisor has been calculated to have upwards of over 66 online alias' all of whom track to a PR company. Others track, nowhere, deadending at a Privacy Block.
The INMATES are running the financial nuthouse the SEC has lost control of. In Brit terms, the chief nutters are those accepting without vetting what is presented as WALL STREET GOSPEL.
Question then remains, how has the SOLE S.R.O. got away with it all this time. Oh yes, the S.R.O. moved members in to positions at the Regulator.... duhhhhh


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If you read the previus post you'll know by now that we had fa6ayer and headed back to chalet!
we had nothing special to do, so we decided to go and check out Al-Farsi Kiting Team.
They looked small from a distance, as we fools decided to walk all the way.
Then it appeared to be 3 to 4 km away.
This kid was waving and asking me to take a picture of him! I hate kids in general. but I liked this guys for being so eager to be shot! I wish it was a gun!
The closer we got the bigger the kites become! they are HUGE!
This a full picture of what iw as looking at! through a Fisheye lens.
I was between the legs of a bear for a moment!
If you would know why I hated the kid!
He went out pulling every robe to get the kites down!!! and his father was laughing. I shouted at him so loud that he ran away! F*#$!
Thanks to FR for the Fisheye lens.
If you want, I will have the team to do bloggers Run for you.
and take you to the Farsi Team.
we are having lots of fun because we don't go to malls!
I hate going to malls! I usually spend the weekends at home or the chalet! That's why I wanna join the Karting thing!
Reminds you of her! Why?
Does she bite! Or have a hard skin!
Funny that I actually suggested to my friends that we should go kiting this weekend. Haha..!!
Nice ones and the kites are huge..!! Seems like you guys had a blast.
I hate kids too. yet i hate them all the time, not for a specific reason.
was this last friday ?
Princess : how come you like pic no 1? Everything is black and you can't see anything.. I just used it to show that we are at the chalet!
Just noon : yes dear, Friday indeed!
Nice photos, looks like a lot of fun.
M : yea it was fun, something new for the weekend. You should give them a visit.
The sad thing is that he's father said nothing when he pulled the strings. Like if it's something normal.


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Oyo: Churches, mosques with revenue-earning businesses will pay tax
The Oyo state government says churches and mosques with revenue-generating ventures and businesses will not be exempted from paying taxes and applicable levies.
John Adeleke, executive chairman of the Oyo state internal revenue service, made this known while addressing journalists in Ibadan, the state capital, on Sunday.
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He said the government is working to capture other areas that had not been explored to generate more revenue instead of increasing taxes on business enterprises to boost internally generated revenue (IGR).
On the government's decision to exempt churches and mosques from paying taxes, Adeleke clarified that those with revenue-earning ventures and other businesses would pay taxes, levies and other fees as applicable.
"A culture of an efficient and leak-proof collection in all areas of revenue would be put in place," NAN quoted him to have said.
"Instead of tax increment, we are emphasising the efficient collection of existing revenue and we are bringing our informal sector into the tax net.
"The good performance of Gov. Makinde has also changed the attitude of the stakeholders toward tax payment as most of them are responding without any reminder.
"However, the economy is a big challenge for many companies as this has an implication on Pay As You Earn (PAYE) remittances."
The chairman further explained that some taxpayers that were reluctant to respond are being served reminders after which thorough enforcement would follow.
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He. however, assured the people that any step to be taken to enforce the tax drive would be legal.


Recently my wife, Paula and I went to the movies (a usual Friday night event) and saw "Eddie The Eagle" starring Taron Egerton (as Eddie) and Hugh Jackman as his coach. The movie while not an Oscar hopeful is a true story and depicts the struggle of one man to achieve his goals in the face of everyone telling him "what he could not do".
I'm always asked what skill set is the most valuable today. While there are many answers that would be correct, one skill that often get over looked is curiosity. No one rarely talks about it at work. Even fewer think about asking questions about it duing the selection process and even fewer evaluate it and reward through the performance appraisal process. It's absence, believe it or not, is felt most in larger companies where the beauracy and structure make it almost impossible for it to survive let alone flourish.


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UT College of Fine Arts added as new partner in Puerto Rican Arts Initiative
Dean Ramón Rivera-Servera, standing, meets wth collaborators in Puerto Rico for the Puerto Rican Arts Initiative. Photo courtesy of Rivera-Servera
Along with his leadership and administrative experience, Dean Ramón H. Rivera-Servera brings a significant grant project with him as he moves from his previous position at Northwestern University to lead the UT College of Fine Arts.
Rivera-Servera launched the Puerto Rican Arts Initiative (PRAI) in 2017 to help artists rebuild and develop new work after hurricanes Maria and Irma devastated the island. In the immediate aftermath of the storms, Rivera-Servera worked to raise funds to support artists in Puerto Rico, securing $150,000 from Northwestern University and an additional $500,000 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The Puerto Rican Arts Initiative created a platform to commission a group of Puerto Rican artists and paired them with mentors over a period of two years to create new work and to connect them to universities and museums, where they could deliver workshops and translate their work to broader communities while building new professional connections and opportunities.
As the project kicked off its second phase in spring 2021, the UT College of Fine Arts became a new project partner as Rivera-Servera began transitioning into his new role as dean. The project also secured an additional $750,000 in funding from the Mellon Foundation.
"We're interested in artists who are working with their communities and organizations to build up their collective efforts," Rivera-Servera said. "This includes a number of artists who take decommissioned or abandoned schools or residential or commercial buildings and reactivate them by creating cultural centers, artist studios, galleries, theaters and so on. We attached that infrastructure to affects or feelings because those buildings provide space for gatherings but also allow for the emotional commitment to the collective."
With this new support, the project's second phase will sponsor 10 new performance and ephemeral practice platforms to be led by 11 Puerto Rican artists. They may each invite between four and 10 additional artists to assist with or collaborate on their work. The new funding also supports six short-term projects involving a lead artist inviting two partners into collaborative practice. A series of workshops designed to advance knowledge and technique around performance art practices and other ephemeral arts will also be integrated into the offerings.
The artists selected to lead PRAI's second-phase platforms are Eduardo Alegría, Edrimael Delgado, Sofía Gallisá Muriente, Jorge González, Teresa Hernández, Lydia (Puchi) Platón, Pó Rodil, Rubén Rolando and Carlo André Oliveras Rodriguez, Gisela Rosario Ramos and nibia pastrana santiago. The new group of artists will work with the Puerto Rican Arts Initiative through the end of 2022 and will receive more than $40,000 in support, including $20,000 in sustenance stipend and $17,500 in project support. This entails a micro-residency program to activate additional artists and additional support for travel to advance their work in collaboration with university and surrounding communities in Chicago and Austin.
The artists selected to lead PRAI's projects are Vanessa Hernández Gracía, María José, Alejandra Martorell, Kairiana Nuñez Santaliz, Awilda Rodríguez Lora and Lío Villahermosa. The projects will receive $9,000 in support each, including support of two micro-residencies for artistic collaborators within each of the projects.
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The world is jam packed with adrenaline junkies and some of them are watching this video! So what's your sport, rock climbing or river rafting? When so many people are willing to look danger in the eye, it isn't odd that complete businesses are being opened to cater to this need! This means that there are all the more options to choose from, so take your own sweet time to browse through them and pick the one that sets your heart racing! Anyway, have you heard about shark cave diving? It is exactly what you are thinking- diving within a cage in shark infested waters. While most people will pee their pants at the mere mention of this "sport", for others this is a way of life! Come on, not everyone has a heart strong enough to watch sharks trying to sneak into a cage with you because this is anything but romantic! But if you are still intrigued by this sport and want to know about the life of a shark cage diver, stay tuned.
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