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Any differences in the rolling radius of the tyres can cause the system to reduce engine power when this is not desired. Juli 2007 9:16 09 Towing a trailer — Check that the ball joint fits tightly in the mounting fixture try moving it about to check. Instrument cluster overview Note The instrument cluster is the driver's information centre. In these situations the occupants are protected by wearing the seat belts. Juli 2007 9:16 09 Driver information system 5 seconds, but you can call it up again at any time by Yellow symbols indicate a Priority 2 fault. Audi connect® services are only available where there is mobile network coverage.
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Tips for Getting Corporate Apparel Made!
We all want to get the word out about what we have to offer and how people can know what we're doing. How do you make sure that your corporate apparel is going to be the best that it can be? What ways can you utilize in order to make sure that you're finding whatever is necessary in regards to your situation? Here are some tips that can help you sort out your apparel needs easily.
Who are you buying it for? Are you ordering apparel for a labor-intensive group such as construction workers, or are you looking to outfit your office? Already, there are major differences in the types of clothing that will work best. Depending on the group for whom you're ordering, they will have different expectations for fit, comfort, safety and durability.
Chances are, there's a specific reason you need corporate apparel. Is it for an event? Employee recognition? Everyday wear? Determine that before getting it set up.
Get help when it comes to sorting out what you want! A professional can help you understand how the stitch count of a clothing item may affect your design. Additionally, brand specialists can advise you on appropriate material and color choices for your apparel.
Corporate Apparel – Is It Right For Our Company?
One question that often comes up is whether or not corporate apparel should be something that a company gets and uses on a regular basis. There are a lot of reasons that you may want to invest in it, including the fact that it helps with branding and gives you a "look" that you can utilize.
One big reason that you may want to think about using corporate apparel is in order to make everyone a little more uniform when it comes to what they're wearing at work. Corporate apparel can end up being a great built-in billboard for your company and get people's attention as well.
Of course, it's an investment, and so you may not be in a place where it's right for you and your current marketing plans. It may also not be necessary due to the type of work that you're doing as well. All of those things should be considered and asked when you start looking at corporate apparel options.
If you need help with marketing consulting, contact us today. We're an Arkansas advertising agency that can help you get on track with blogging, social media use, and a variety of other tasks that make it easy for you to get your web presence to where it needs to be.


Classic Industries offers a wide selection of Body Components for your Chevrolet Camaro. Classic Industries offers Chevrolet Camaro Door Hinges, Chevrolet Camaro Door Lock & Key, Chevrolet Camaro Exterior Door Handles, Chevrolet Camaro Latches, Chevrolet Camaro Regulators and Parts, Chevrolet Camaro Rollers, Chevrolet Camaro Window Channels, and Chevrolet Camaro Window Frames.
Replacement door lock strikers for 1982-92 Camaro models. Manufactured to function and fit like the original, but manufactured in bright stainless steel.
Reproduction door handle for your 2010-15 model Camaro. Right outer handle is a direct replacement for the original and are available in black finish.
Everything you need to get your 1968-69 door windows back on the straight and narrow! These individual components are also available for replacement of worn or missing parts. Sold individually. 1 required per door.
Reproduction of the original door window guides for 1970-81models. Replace damaged or rusted guides with this quality reproduction. The guides mount inside the door shell at the front and rear ends of the glass.
Reproduction door handle for your 2010-15 model Camaro. Right outer handle are direct replacement for the original and are available in chrome finish.
Correct reproduction of the window regulator cam spacer for 1971-81 Camaro models. Sold individually. Use as required.
Reproduction door handle for your 2010-15 model Camaro. Left outer handle is a direct replacement for the original and are available in black finish.
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Container Port Strategy
Container security : fundamental technology concepts that protect containerized applications
Author: Rice, Liz,
Containers for Microservices: Kubernetes and Docker Recipes
Contaminants in our water : identification and remediation methods
Contaminants of emerging concern in the lower Stillaguamish River Basin, Washington, 2008-11
Author: Wagner, Richard J.,
Contaminants of emerging concern in water and wastewater : advanced treatment processes
Contemporary cinema and the philosophy of Iris Murdoch
Author: Bolton, Lucy,
Imprint: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press Ltd 2019
Call Number: PN1995.9.P42 B65 2019
Contemporary European Security
Imprint: New York, NY : Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group 2019
Call Number: UA646 .C674 2019
Contemporary German crime fiction : a companion
Imprint: Boston : De Gruyter 2019
Call Number: PT747.D4 C668 2019
Contemporary Indonesian fashion : through the looking glass
Author: Lopez y Royo, Alessandra,
Imprint: Berg Fashion Library 2020
Availability: Full Text Online via Berg Fashion Library
Contemporary issues in policing and security
Author: Davies, Amanda,
Contemporary military geosciences in South Africa
Contemporary Science of Polymeric Materials : A Symposium in honor of Professor Frank E. Karasz on the occasion of his 75th birthday, Valletta, Malta, February 28–March 2, 2009
Contemporary State Policies and Intergenerational Income Mobility
Author: Lefgren, Lars J
Contemporary Vernacular Design
Author: Nash, Clare,
Contempts of Court: Hearings before the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives
Content Aggregation by Platforms : The Case of the News Media
Author: Chiou, Lesley
Content Marketing on The Web: Web Writing for Blogs, Business Sites, Sales Letters, and More
Author: Sinicki, Adam,
Content-area writing that rocks and works!
Author: Harper, Rebecca G.,
Contested identities in Costa Rica : constructions of the tico in literature and film
Author: Harvey-Kattou, Liz,
Call Number: PQ7480.5 .H37 2019
Contested issues in training ministers in South Africa
Subject(s): Christianity Religion
Contested liberalisms : Martineau, Dickens and the Victorian press
Author: Crawford, Iain,
Imprint: Edinburg : Edinburg University Press 2020
Call Number: PR4984.M5 Z64 2020
Contested nation : the mapuche, bandits, and state formation in nineteenth-century Chile
Author: Herr, Pilar M.,
Imprint: Albuquerque : University of New Mexico 2019
Call Number: F3094 .H477 2019
Contested records : the turn to documents in contemporary North American poetry
Author: Leong, Michael,
Imprint: Iowa City : University of Iowa Press 2020
Call Number: PS309.D63 L46 2020
Contested terrain : reconceptualising security in the Pacific
Author: Ratuva, Steven,
Contested world orders : rising powers, non-governmental organizations, and the politics of authority beyond the nation-state
Call Number: JZ1318 .C66 2019
Context and communication
Author: Cappelen, Herman,
Subject(s): Linguistics
Context and method in qualitative research
Context in literary and cultural studies
Author: Ladegaard, Jakob
Contextos cerámicos y transformaciones urbanas en Carthago Nova : (s. II-III d.C.)
Author: Quevedo, Alejandro,
Contextual analysis
Author: Iversen, Gudmund R.
Contextualized exploratory programming using webpages as substrates
Author: Zhang, Xiong.
Continental Dollar : How the American Revolution was Financed with Paper MoneyInitial Design and Ideal Performance
Contingent Linear Financial Networks
Author: Jiang, Bomin
Continuatio Eulogii : the continuation of the Eulogium historiarum, 1364-1413
Call Number: DA220 .C66 2019
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to Belarus : message from the President of the United States, transmitting notification that the national emergency with respect to the actions and policies of certain members of the Government of Belarus and other persons to undermine Belarus' democratic processes or institutions, as declared in Executive Order 13405 of June 16, 2006, is to continue in effect beyond June 16, 2019, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d); Public law 94-412, Sec. 202(d); (90 Stat. 1257).
Author: United States. President (2017- : Trump),
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to Burundi : message from the President of the United States transmitting notification that the national emergency with respect to Burundi, declared in Executive Order 13712 of November 22, 2015, is to continue in effect beyond November 22, 2019, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d) ; Public Law 94-412, Sec. 202(d) ; (90 Stat. 1257).
Author: United States. President (2017- : Trump)
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to certain terrorist attacks : communication from the President of the United States, transmitting continuation of the national emergency with respect to certain terrorist attacks, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d); Public law 94-412, Sec. 202(d); (90 Stat. 1257).
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to Cuba : message from the President of the United States, transmitting notification that the national emergency with respect to Cuba that was declared on March 1, 1996, in Proclamation 6867, as amended by Proclamation 7757 on February 26, 2004, Proclamation 9398 on February 24, 2016, and Proclamation 9699 on February 22, 2018, is to continue in effect beyond March 1, 2020, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d); Public law 94-412, Sec. 202(d); (90 Stat. 1257).
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to export control regulations : communication from the President of the United States, transmitting notification that the national emergency with respect to export control regulations, that was declared in Executive Order 13222 of August 17, 2001, as amended, is to continue in effect for 1 year beyond August 17, 2020, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d); Public law 94-412, Sec. 202(d); (90 Stat. 1257).
Continuation of the national emergency with respect to foreign interference in or undermining public confidence in the United States elections : communication from the President of the United States, transmitting continuation of the national emergency with respect to foreign interference in or undermining public confidence in the United States elections, pursuant to 50 U.S.C. 1622(d); Public law 94-412, Sec. 202(d); (90 Stat. 1257).

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A year later, Puerto Rico says 'Come on down'
New studies on the effects of hurricane Maria highlight a much greater loss of life than reported earlier, as well as inadequate responses by both federal and local governments. But Puerto Ricans see brighter skies ahead.
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A woman walks among hundreds of pairs of shoes on display at the Capitol in San Juan, Puerto Rico, last June to pay tribute to hurricane Maria's victims.
By the Monitor's Editorial Board
A year ago a group of neighbors in the small Puerto Rican city of Humacao desperately signaled for help.
They made a sign visible from the air: "S.O.S. Necesitamos agua/comida," "We need water/food." Their effort symbolized the urgency of the situation in the United States territory, which had been pummeled by hurricane Maria.
Recently the neighbors put up a new sign for aerial view that read "Bienvenidos," or welcome. It signaled "Tourists, please visit us."
Power has finally been restored to the entire island, though the grid is hardly as stable and robust as would be desirable. Most hotels have reopened or will soon, and new ones under construction will join them in the coming months.
"[W]e're ready to turn the page," Humacao resident Janet Gonzalez told CBS News in August. The photo of their cry for help had spread virally worldwide. Now the neighborhood hopes "our new positive message spreads just as fast," she says.
The looming anniversary of the Sept. 20, 2017, megastorm, whose damage is estimated at more than $90 billion, has brought with it sober assessments of what went wrong. An independent study published late last month raised the death toll to 2,975, far more than the original estimate of 64, making Maria one of the nation's worst natural disasters. That total included deaths that occurred up to six months after Maria but were attributed to the storm, with its widespread power outage and the difficulty of reaching remote areas with relief supplies.
"We never anticipated a scenario of zero communication, zero energy, zero highway access," Gov. Ricardo Rosselló has said. He will form a commission to study how to respond better, including whether to establish a registry of vulnerable people who would need urgent help if a future disaster struck.
A Sept. 4 report from the US Government Accountability Office found that more than half (54 percent) of the federal emergency workers sent to Puerto Rico were not fully qualified for the positions they held.
"Federal, state, and territory officials noted that the shortages and lack of training led to confusion...," the GAO report said, while also noting a paucity of workers who spoke Spanish as another key problem.
In a response, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has promised to learn from its inadequate response to Maria and improve its future practices.
One thing Americans might do this winter is visit the island. A sunny beach would be a welcome respite to many and pump money into the local economy.
Tourists ready to be of even more help have plenty of choices, points out an article on the Travel & Leisure website. In true "citizen scientist" fashion they might take a snorkeling trip that includes collecting data on native species or a kayak expedition after dark that could study the effects of light pollution. Other programs let visitors plant trees or clean up the coastline.
At the same time, Puerto Ricans themselves are leading the way in restoring their island home.
"We believe [Puerto Rico is] going to yield one of the best comeback stories in tourism history," says Brad Dean, chief executive of Discover Puerto Rico, a new nonprofit group that helps visitors plan their trips. "The story isn't about what Maria did to Puerto Rico. It's about what people achieved after Maria."
A year after the disaster the signs at last are pointing toward progress.
First Look After hurricane, Puerto Rico switches on to renewable energy
Spring break in Puerto Rico? After María, that means 'rebuild,' not 'relax'
The Monitor's View The real story in Puerto Rico
First Look Lights slowly come on for Puerto Ricans in rural areas


In Issue Nº6 we are celebrated the ingredient EDIBLE FLOWERS. We met the wonderful Jan Billington, an organic flower farmer in Devon who believes that edible flowers should not just as a pretty addition on the side of a plate. The talented Matthew Mason, Head Chef at The Jack in the Green, talked about his love for good local ingredients and shared a couple of incredibly tasty summer dishes. Plus, barbecue expert Marcus Bawdon showed us how to cook up some tasty wood-fired recipes. We took a look at the Kitchen Table Projects, a brilliant new London-based initiative that is passionate about helping up-and-coming food producers get their product out there. All this on top of the usual good stuff you've come to expect!


Bode- Skiing, Riding Bikes, Jesus, Bishop, Boating and Books.
Cliff added to Ryders list- Bode, Mommy, Daddy, Skiing, Wiggle Cars, Cho Cho Trains, Race Cars.
Ryder has such limited words he is at the stage you have to say show me what you mean, and he takes you to what he wants.
I am thankful for my boys. I am thankful that when Ryder is happy is has a spring to his step and does a little gallop. I see it a couple times a day, and every time it makes me smile for such a sweet spirit in my home.


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Tag: fantasy worlds
Young Adult Fantasy (Yes, it's for Everyone)
April 22, 2018 L. Ryan Storms1 Comment
I read. I read a lot. Even when the weather (finally) changes and a warm breeze replaces the arctic winds of winter, I'm no less likely to be found lounging on a couch, a book in hand. The only difference is that I probably have the windows open.
I like to read a little bit of everything, but of all the genres and all the age categories, I find Young Adult Fantasy to be my favorite. Why? (TL:DR? Scroll to the bottom of the page.)
Oh, let me count the ways.
YA Fantasy worlds & world-building: I am an enormous geek when it comes to the natural world around us. Biology is magic and the sheer diversity of it is staggering. Someone I follow on Twitter recently tweeted about David Attenborough and it reminded me of how much he once inspired my love of the natural world. (As did many of my college professors, but they don't narrate specials on Animal Planet or National Geographic, so…) For me, YA Fantasy has taken my love of nature one step further. A good YA Fantasy draws you into a new and unfamiliar alien landscape, yet makes it seem as familiar as our own Earth.
World-building in any genre is important, but in YA Fantasy, it's a crucial element in order to create a new land that's both foreign and familiar at the same time. It's a skill good fantasy authors master early. I don't just want to read about the birds singing in the trees. I want to know which birds in which trees. Paint their feathers for me and make the fronds of the trees filter the alien sunlight onto a dirt floor that's littered with forest debris. Where do the birds nest? What's their song like? Do the birds eat nuts and berries or do they steal the eggs of others' young right from their nests? Are there myths surrounding the birds? What kind of stories have people told about them? I want to breathe it all in as though I'm really there, and that's one of the reasons YA Fantasy is my favorite. The lush world-building just can't be beat and there is literally no limit to the number of fantastical settings and creatures that can be created.
YA Fantasy protagonists: When I was a teen, I was quiet, soft-spoken in crowds, and always pictured myself as a real-life sidekick, certainly not a kickass dragon-riding protagonist who could master the forces of magic and shape the future of an alien world. As a teen, reading YA Fantasy allowed me to escape into a world where not only was I a main character (or following along in the life of one), but I was a confident one, even when faced with danger. It was exhilarating. It's a way to open teen minds without feeling the pressure of the very real dangers of today's world.
Plus, let's not forget how much fun being a teenager really is. In real life? Pimples, exams, puberty, peer pressure, driver's license test, college choices ("What do you want to do? What do you want to be? Decide now. Now, now!")… The list goes on and on, but YA Fantasy pushes all that aside and focuses on giving teens choices that maybe aren't so mundane. Instead of asking teens to face the world as it stands around them, YA Fantasy asks teens to face a new world where they can safely explore life and death choices and empathize with characters who face decisions that are much more terrifying than their own real-life ones!
YA Fantasy protagonists are a mix of grit and insecurity (much like real-life teens) and what makes them worth following is how they grow as characters. Character arcs in YA Fantasy are beyond fun to watch! Good luck trying to get a 25-year-old protagonist to make the kind of progress you can make with a 16-year-old in half the time.
YA Fantasy Influence: Perhaps the best reason of all to read YA Fantasy? To see how it has shaped teenagers in today's world. The kids from Parkland, FL took everyone by storm when they refused to let a culture of gun violence remain the norm. But why were they so quick to speak out? What made their experience different from so many other incidents that had come before? These kids were raised on a steady diet of book and movie series like Harry Potter and The Hunger Games. They've seen teens who look and act just like them as protagonists in their own lives. They've seen characters make a difference, defeat 'evil,' and come out better on the other side. YA Fantasy is so much more than teens saving their worlds. It gives today's real world teens a voice and the hope that they, too, might change their world for good. I can't think of a more noble reason to jump into the next YA Fantasy…
TL:DR
YA Fantasy is a genre everyone should read and it's not just for tweens and teens to enjoy. Ready to delve in? Need a place to start? Try these:
Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi
The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron
Caraval by Stephanie Garber
Frostblood by Elly Blake
Tagged authors, biology, books, David Attenborough, Elly Blake, fantasy, fantasy worlds, grit, influence, movies, natural world, nature, protagonists, read, reading, Sabaa Tahir, series, Sharon Cameron, Stephanie Garber, teenagers, teens, Tomi Adeyemi, tweens, world-building, YA authors, YA fantasy, YA fiction, Young adult, Young adult fantasy


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Yahoo: comScore Underreported Our U.S. Page Views By 1 Billion Last June
Yahoo just put out a press release calling out comScore for seriously underreporting the site's U.S. page views and duration metrics in its June report.
Yahoo says an error skewed the numbers in the June 2010 publication pretty badly – the company claims comScore underreported its U.S. page views by more than one billion and its duration metrics by more than 850 million minutes.
Based on the corrected numbers, on a month-over-month basis, Yahoo!'s U.S. page views were down 4.7 percent versus the reported 7.4 percent, Yahoo says.
For the record: comScore hasn't given any statements regarding the alleged error yet, but Yahoo says the measurement company is committed to issuing the correct numbers in the company's next data release. The Internet company adds that it saw itself forced to make the statement today due the sheer size of the error.
I like how the press release is titled to make it seem comScore is actually the one stepping forward with a statement: "comScore Reports Error in Yahoo! June Page View and Duration Metrics". It's the details.
Chief exec Carol Bartz also had some passive-agressive words for the company to spare:
"We believe comScore is committed to addressing the error and ensuring accurate and reliable reporting of marketplace performance. Yahoo! is fully prepared to work collaboratively with comScore to develop policies and practices to ensure the timely correction of inaccurate information," added Bartz.
Update: comScore EVP Linda Boland Abraham has now commented on Yahoo's press release via the company blog:
Last week we notified Yahoo! of a processing error confined to data specific to Yahoo! which resulted in under-reporting Yahoo! Page Views and duration metrics by 2 to 3%. This morning, Yahoo! made an announcement about the revised data.
The Yahoo! case is a regrettable error which was the result of processing specific to Yahoo! As such, it was an isolated, one-time error that did not affect any other client's data. In addition, no panel data metrics were affected, including data reported on Yahoo!. After a thorough review, we have identified a process to prevent similar occurrences in the future.


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GOP lawmaker compares DC vaccine protocols to Nazi Germany
Responding to a tweet from DC Mayor Muriel Bowser reminding residents that proof of vaccination will be required to enter many business in the city beginning on Saturday, Davidson tweeted an image of a Nazi document with the comment, "This has been done before. #DoNotComply."
Davidson separately tweeted Wednesday, "Let's recall that the Nazis dehumanized Jewish people before segregating them, segregated them before imprisoning them, imprisoned them before enslaving them, and enslaved them before massacring them."
Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota, who is Jewish, told CNN's Jake Tapper that he confronted Davidson about the tweet.
"I told him that the use of such imagery wasn't just a repugnant and dangerous false equivalency, but deeply offensive and painful for Jewish people," Phillips said. "I said I'd debate mandates and tyranny whenever he wishes, but there's no debate on the offense of his post. He could have cared less."
Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger of Illinois also responded to Tapper, saying, "This is the new politics. It's not about leading anymore. It's about how can we out-outrage the other person."
"It's insane," Kinzinger added. "Every Republican leader needs to be condemning that kind of B.S. right now."
Davidson's office did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment on the criticism.
The Anti-Defamation League also tweeted a response to Davidson, writing, "It's never appropriate to compare requirements for public health with the tactics of Nazi Germany. As we've said too many times to count, minimizing the Holocaust in this way is deeply offensive and harmful."


This past weekend my wife and I got out of town and head to Northern California for some camping and hiking in the Humbold Redwood State Park. The goals of the weekend were simple: enjoy some much needed time together, explore this State Park that we have wanted to visit for years, and make some photos along the way.
One of the things I was hoping to try out was doing a time lapse video of still photos taken of the night sky. Since we were going to be far removed from the light pollution of the city, this was a good time to experiment with it. (Of course I decide to do that in one of the places with the tallest trees on the planet!).
Click through on the above photo for a HD video that is a combination of 141 consecutive frames, each one 25 seconds long (17mm f/4 @ 1600 ISO).
When I was planning this before the trip, I thought I would need a Canon Timer Remote to be able to trigger the sutter continuously to capture this series. While in the field it occurred to me that using my existing Canon Remote with my camera in continous shooting mode and then locking the remote would accomplish the what I needed. Continous shooting with out continous attention. The trees are illuminate by a camp ground building across from our site. And the bright burst was the result of a late night camper pulling into their spot.
The trick with this type of exposure is pushing the camera to keep the exposures under 30 seconds. More than 30 seconds and the stars will turn into streaks. So it becomes a trade off between sharpness of stars compared to noise from the high ISO. And using noise reduction software only makes he stars even less sharp.
Once back from the trip, I processed one photo and then synced those changes across all images using Lightroom. I then used FotoMagico Pro to create the slide show and exported it as the HD QuickTime movie.
Note: for a more in depth review of FotoMagico, see Jim Goldstein's FotoMagico 2.5 Review. From my experiences using the demo version to create this movie, it is very easy to use and a great tool. There are some usability improvements I would like to see (like a way to configure watermarking once instead of for each slide show; and a sort option for the photos). It should also be noted that Boinx Software's website (makers of FotoMagico) was very slow and errored on me a few times when I tried to download the demo. And then the software crashed on me when saving the slide show not to mention might have caused my Mac to crash when I put it to sleep with FotoMagico running (not directly blamming it for that one, but it was the only new thing running at the time).
How did you settle on 25 seconds?
Yes, the camera was on manual focus as it was too dark for auto focus to pick up anything. Manual focus on Infinity. The images were all standard RAW, I had a 2 Gig CF in the camera and figured either the card would fill up or the camp fire would burn down, which ever one happened first was the end of my shooting (for the record, it was the camp fire 🙂 ).
25 seconds just happened to be the result of 141 photos and the settings I used in FotoMagico.


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In 2017 the passport of Saint Kitts and Nevis rated 1st place in OECS
In 2017, the St. Kitts and Nevis passport took the best places in various ratings among the countries of the Caribbean and around the world. The government of the country does not intend to stop there and plans to improve the results and awareness of the platinum brand program for obtaining citizenship through investments.
After two years, when the passports of St. Kitts and Nevis were withdrawn due to the removal of the place of birth during the previous administration, the official travel document returns with high praise, as it now occupies 1st place in the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), 2nd place CARICOM is right behind the Bahamas and 50th in the world from 199 countries and territories.
This was announced by the Prime Minister the Honorable Timothy Harris, who at that time quoted the Nomad-2017 Passport Rating. Dr. Harris also noted that Saint Kitts and Nevis now has the sixth strongest passport in the hemisphere and the fourth in Latin America and the Caribbean.
"The methodology used in this latest passport rating considered, among other factors, a visa-free regime, with which they set a high score of 50%, taxation policies, issues related to freedom, and the possibilities by which individuals can have more than one citizenship among other things ", Said Prime Minister Harris. "It's amazing that in two years, international confidence in our passports is now at an all-time high."
Dr. Harris said political activities such as removing the place of birth made St. Kitts and Nevis's passports vulnerable to attack. He added that, against this background, the government is extremely important to ensure that this is corrected.
"My government's specific initiatives, such as increasing our diplomatic footprint and the number of countries with which we now have visa-free entry, have helped. Similarly, our competitive tax policy, the high level of democratic freedoms, including the press freedoms enjoyed here, and our country's enhanced reputation, in particular, are linked to the platinum status of our recognized Citizenship through Investment (CBI) program, with the result that we got our prestigious reputation, " the Prime Minister said. "International recognition of St. Kitts and Nevis as a tourist destination, as well as our exceptionally high rating among the most dynamic countries investing in ICT, our budget surpluses and non-tax budgets, undoubtedly, also positively influenced the perception of our beloved country."
Prime Minister Harris said the reports provided by the Canadian Bank Note (CBN) indicated that about 15,197 ordinary passports, 91 diplomatic and 39 official passports were issued by the former regime without the country of birth. He said the government acted promptly to ensure that the use of these passports was discontinued.
"My government decided to deactivate all passports issued by a former government without a country of birth. All such owners will have to re-apply for a new passport with the respective country of birth, and they will pay the cost of a new passport,"he said. "This is necessary to ensure the integrity of our passport, adhere to international best practice and satisfy our commitment to be a responsible member of the international community."
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Wery interasting! Makes sence thugh. But what the article doesent mention is is protein/carbo hidrate ratio different becouse there is a increase in catbohydrate production, or is protein production its self suffering?
In other words-does one plant still produce the same amount of protein, while it produces more carbohidrates? My guess is thats the case, since protein production is bound mainly on nitrogen, while carbohidrates are in relation to CO2/light.
I don't know the article is definitely lacking in detail. I can tell you when it comes to grasses for cows the same field will produce more protein early in the spring for first cut hay and more sugar in second crop hay. Horse people here are all over that they will get the hay tested and ballance the grain based on the hay. Beef cows are soo much easier. Just give them all they hay they cab eat and a salt block and my Galloway cows are fat and happy.
I have always liked the Galloway cattle, when I retire, I'm planning on a herd of them.
Got some progress done today!
Looking good Kristijan. I envy your ability to have several big projects going in parallell. I usually feel a bit stressed doing that. I don't know where to start and end up doing nothing.
Keep up postning and let us see that greenhouse taking shape.
We did expand the work late in the night, so the foil is on now! We came at a conclusion thugh we shuld wait for the sun to heat/expand the foil before we butty/fix it permanently. Came together real nice. You can feel earths warmth while siting in the greenhouse, eaven at hight.
Kristijan, that green house is looking really nice, plants will be growing in it soon.
It was a rainy sunday and while checking out the greenhouse, the psychadelic sound of rain on tightly streched foil remembered me l havent yet showed the progress! So, this is it.
You can see several experiments in this short video. First, the in the bed composter. The idea is to dump all the organics in it, together with charcialand soil. Once fully processed to the top of the bed, a new composter will be digged out.
Then, horse manure tea oculated charcoal. Used a lot of it.
Third, the lemon tre, tomatoes, paprikas, peppers and chillis are about to survive a winter in. Fingers crossed.
Ahh, the fruits of ambition. Great job, Kristijan, I am envious.
Sorry for the sound, my phone fell in dirthy sulpheric acid a few weeks back, mic isnt too good anymore.
Anyway, the heater is made ou of a 55gal drum with a fireing hach on the bottom part. The idea is this can both be a normal wood burning heater, a sawdust stove, and a charcoal kiln. For now, its just a plain burner. Heats the growbed to see how it all works. It has been burning non stop for about 30 hours now and the soil is just starting to feel a bit warmer. The sandstone is a amazeing heat capacitor!
Edit: l did some more tunnel digging in the evening and while looking at the heater, a idea came to my mind. Lets throw in a potato and a rutabaga for dinner!
Wow now that's nice Kristijan, you do good work, and I like that you used our old gasifier stile lid for your door on the stove barrow, a three in one unit, smart thinking.
You are set for the cold weather with a garden growing all winter long.
Thanks guys for the thumbs up.
JO, wuld you belive l thod about this? there is something deeply relaxing in that greenhouse. Expesialy now with the stove inside.
I managed to put the doors in today, almost ready for harsh winter conditions.
The burner was burning non stop the last few days, well allmost. The soil is still cold deep inside, l think l need at least a week to heat the ~16m3 of sandstone to warm temperature. But it shuld allso last a long long time once fully "charged" with heat.
Why l says "allmost" above? I have found out if l load the burner well, and burn full power for about a hour or two, then air tightly seal the bottom loading lid, the remaining wood will carbonise in a corse of a few hours, or better over night, wich produces some premium charcoal, while still heating the system. I make about 4kg at a time.
Since the charcoal cooks slowly, it is wery dense since the rapid pirolisis gas escapeing from the inside dont fluff the structure. It has a nice hard texture with litle dust once shattered, a metalic ring and like l sayd, much denster thain any char l made so far.
Allso, l think l found a nother use for the exess heat. I put 3 of my free range pigs in the stable to feed them fat for winter slaughter, so this means l need to cook for them every day. Correct, l am makeing a pig pot in the greenhouse heater too, to cook some potatoes, rutabagas and squash.
You're having way too much fun Kristijan! I can still not believe how you manage to get around with all your projects.
All that is missing is a hammock! You would never get me out of there at least after the pigs are gone.
David, l have just a place for it right next to the fireplace!! Thanks for the idea! This one goes in!
How much daylight do you need for the plants you are growing in there or are you just finishing off the plants that grew this summer?
I was wondering that too. How many hours of daylight at solstice do you get there? I know my kale even with some heat will just go dormant without extra light. Mind you I've never given it enough heat. Just having an unfrozen warm space with dirt not snow is nice though. I love my hoophouse on a cold sunny day.
Well the shortest day we have is about from 7.00 to 16.00 so about 9 hours. But sun does lack a lot of strengh in winter so we will see how it all grows. The lettuce grows wery fast at the moment.
Yes the plan is to grow everything to full grown size and capacity in fall and harvest trugh winter. And allso for the plants like tomatos and paprikas to survive till next year.


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Gram for gram livers are the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. Livers from pastured animals are loaded with fat soluble vitamins A, D and K2 and high in iron and other minerals. I started making pâté as a palatable way of eating livers after I came off a vegetarian diet with very low iron levels. Enjoy with vegetable crudities or on quality sourdough or sprouted bread. Our pate is traditionally made with pastured butter but we also make dairy-free version using organic extra virgin cold pressed olive oil in place of butter (select dairy-free in the drop down menu).
Gram for gram livers are the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. Livers from pastured animals are loaded with fat soluble vitamins A, D and K2 and high in iron and other minerals. Sold frozen.
Ingredients: onions* 45%, livers from pastured chickens* 29%, pastured butter*, red capsicum*, red wine*, garlic*, sage*, thyme*, Himalayan salt (Pakistan), pepper*, parsley*. *Australian certified organic.
The genesis for this flavour pâté came when I turned to my 2 year old one day and said "I'm bored of sage & thyme pâté. I need to make a new flavour. What shall it be?" And she said "fig pâté". She was only 2. I hadn't heard her say that word before and maybe I misheard her entirely but in any event I loved the sweet and savory idea and ran with it. Rehydrated figs are used in this pâté to bring them back to wholefoods. I love the crunchy texture of the fig seeds. With the subtle sweet hint of figs this pâté is a very palatable way of introducing organ meats into one's diet especially with children. Sold frozen.
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April 10, 2014 - New Jersey Voters Back Wage Freeze, Nix Gas Tax Hike, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Voters Split On Recreational Marijuana
New Jersey voters support 53 - 42 percent a wage freeze for state workers, but oppose 65 - 33 percent raising the gas tax to balance the state budget, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll released today.
A total of 87 percent of voters say New Jersey's budget problems are "very serious" or "somewhat serious," the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University poll finds.
By a 57 - 32 percent margin, voters say cut services rather than raise taxes to balance the budget. Voter opinions on possible options are:
Oppose 57 - 38 percent layoffs for state workers;
48 percent oppose state worker furloughs, with 43 percent in favor;
Support 55 - 40 percent reduced pension benefits for new state workers.
None of the listed sub-groups wants to raise the gas tax. Opposition ranges from 56 - 42 percent among Democrats to 77 - 21 percent among Republicans.
In an open-ended question, allowing for any answer, 26 percent of New Jersey voters cite taxes as the top priority for Gov. Christopher Christie and the State Legislature, with 18 percent naming the economy or jobs, 16 percent listing education and 5 percent citing the state budget or spending.
"While the George Washington Bridge scandal dominates the headlines, voters are starting to recognize that the budget squeeze is a big problem and they're prepared to look at cuts in public-employee pensions," said Maurice Carroll, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
"Sure it's a labor-friendly state, but voters would consider limiting benefits for public employees. Layoffs? No. Furloughs? It's close. And a bit more than half of voters would support a wage freeze."
"One thing that unites all voters in this most partisan state is opposition to a gas tax hike," Carroll said. "We're all against it." Recreational Marijuana
With yawning gender, age and partisan gaps, New Jersey voters are divided 48 - 48 percent on the issue of legalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal used.
Men support legalization 54 - 43 percent, with women opposed 52 - 43 percent. Voters 18 to 29 years old are for it 56 - 43 percent, with voters over 65 years old opposed 63 - 33 percent. Democrats are for legalization 55 - 41 percent, with Republicans opposed 61 - 34 percent. Independent voters are divided with 48 - 48 percent.
Only 41 percent of New Jersey voters, including 56 percent of voters under 30, acknowledge that they've smoked marijuana.
Marijuana is just as dangerous as alcohol, 49 percent of voters say, while 16 percent say it is more dangerous and 31 percent say it is less dangerous.
Marijuana use does not lead to other drug use, New Jersey voters say 50 - 42 percent.
If personal marijuana possession were legal in New Jersey, 60 percent of voters say it would not bother them if a neighbor grew marijuana in their home.
But 87 percent of voters say they would be "somewhat uncomfortable" or "very uncomfortable" riding in a car driven by someone who had consumed a moderate amount of marijuana.
"There's enormous interest in the proposal to legalize marijuana, but voters split down the middle. Republicans say no; Democrats say yes and the highest support comes from younger voters," Carroll said.
"Most New Jerseyans think that alcohol is as dangerous or more dangerous than marijuana. If their neighbor wanted to grow marijuana, most wouldn't object but almost nobody would want to ride in a car driven by a pot smoker."
11. What do you think should be the top priority for Governor Christie and the State Legislature in 2014?
Economy(General)             4%
Jobs/Unemployment           13
Economy(Other Specific)      1
Wages/Minimum Wage           1
Budget(General)              3
Government spending          1
Budget deficit               1
Taxes(General)              15
Property taxes              10
Taxes(Other Specific)        1
Education(General)          12
Teachers                     1
Funding/Spending education   1
Education(Other Specific)    2
Unions(General)              3
Hurricane Sandy Recovery     3
Healthcare                   2
Elderly Issues               1
Gun Issues/Policy/Control    1
Housing/Affordable housing   1
Immigration Issues           1
Marijuana                    1
Roads/Traffic/Infrastructure 1
Social Issues                1
Bipartisan/Cross party lines/
Coop to get things done     1
GovernmentCorruption/Ethics  1
Replace Governor             1
Other                        8
DK/NA                        8
40. How serious do you think New Jersey's budget problems are; very serious, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not at all serious?
Very serious         43%    37%    43%    46%    44%    42%    25%    47%    44%    44%
Somewhat serious     44     48     45     43     43     45     49     42     46     43
Not too serious       8     11      6      7      9      7     17      6      5     11
Not at all serious    1      2      2      1      1      2      3      2      1      1
TREND: How serious do you think New Jersey's budget problems are; very serious, somewhat serious, not too serious, or not at all serious?
VERY+SMWHT....
Apr 10  Apr 21  Feb 10  Nov 11  Jan 20  Nov 11  Dec 11
Very serious         43      79      82      86      80      86      35
Somewhat serious     44      18      15      13      17      13      51
Not too serious       8       1       2       -       2       -      10
Not at all serious    1       1       1       -       -       -       1
41. To balance the state budget, if you had to choose, would you prefer raising taxes or cutting government programs and services?
Raising taxes        32%    11%    56%    23%    32%    33%    39%    35%    30%    29%
Cutting services     57     82     33     66     61     54     56     58     58     56
DK/NA                11      7     12     11      8     13      6      7     11     15
TREND: To balance the state budget, if you had to choose, would you prefer raising taxes or cutting government programs and services? (* High also 32% Apr 2011)
RAISE TAXES...
Apr 10  Apr 21  Feb 10  Nov 11  Jan 20  Apr 10  Nov 24
Raising taxes        32      32      26      26      25      32      23
Cutting services     57      59      64      62      62      57      68
DK/NA                11       9       9      13      13      11       9
42. To help balance the state budget do you support or oppose - layoffs for state employees?
Support              38%    55%    19%    46%    41%    35%    31%    36%    42%    37%
Oppose               57     41     77     50     55     59     67     60     55     55
TREND: To help balance the state budget do you support or oppose layoffs for state employees?
Apr 10  Nov 17  Apr 21  Feb 10  Nov 11
Support              38      39      50      56      54
Oppose               57      54      43      38      39
43. To help balance the state budget do you support or oppose - furloughs for state employees?
DK/NA                 9      8      8      9      7     10     13      8      6     11
TREND: To help balance the state budget do you support or oppose furloughs for state employees?
DK/NA                 9      14      11      12      11
44. To help balance the state budget, do you support or oppose - a wage freeze for state workers?
TREND: To help balance the state budget do you support or oppose a wage freeze for state workers?
Apr 10  Nov 17  Apr 21  Feb 10  Nov 11  Jan 20  Nov 24
Support              53      62      72      77      78      71      75
Oppose               42      32      23      20      19      23      21
45. To help balance the state budget, do you support or oppose - reducing pension benefits for new state workers?
TREND: To help balance the state budget, do you support or oppose reducing pension benefits for new state workers?
Apr 10  Apr 21  Feb 10
Support              55      63      66
Oppose               40      32      29
46. To help balance the state budget, do you support or oppose - an increase in the gasoline tax?
TREND: To help balance the state budget, do you support or oppose an increase in the gasoline tax?
Apr 10  Jan 27  Apr 02
47. Do you support or oppose allowing adults in New Jersey to legally possess small amounts of marijuana for personal use?
48. Keeping in mind that all of your answers in this survey are confidential, have you, yourself ever happened to try marijuana?
Yes                  41%    37%    42%    41%    46%    37%    56%    45%    50%    19%
DK/NA                 1      2      1      1      1      1      -      2      1      1
49. Do you think marijuana is more dangerous than alcohol, less dangerous than alcohol, or about equally as dangerous as alcohol?
More                 16%    24%     9%    18%    16%    17%     6%    16%    17%    20%
Less                 31     21     40     24     36     27     53     35     29     18
Equally              49     52     47     54     45     53     38     47     52     55
NEITHR DANGEROUS(VOL) -      -      -      -      -      -      -      -      -      -
50. Do you think that for most people, the use of marijuana leads to the use of other drugs, or don't you think so?
DK/NA                 7      6      7      8      6      8      5      5      7     11
51. In Colorado where marijuana is legal for recreational use, people are allowed to grow the plants in their homes. If marijuana is legalized in New Jersey, would it bother you if one of your neighbors is growing marijuana in their home or wouldn't that bother you?
52. How comfortable would you be as a passenger in a car, with a driver who has smoked or consumed moderate amounts of marijuana; very comfortable, somewhat comfortable, somewhat uncomfortable, or very uncomfortable?
Very comfortable      3%     3%     4%     3%     3%     3%     7%     3%     3%     1%
Smwht comfortable     8      4     10      9      9      7      9     11      9      5
Smwht uncomfortable  18     16     22     14     24     14     28     19     18     13
Very uncomfortable   69     77     63     72     62     75     54     66     69     78
DK/NA                 1      -      1      2      2      1      1      1      1      2


But first you must change the categories. The old way was to sort by name, address, city/state/zip and phone number, not necessarily in that order. Sales representatives used those criteria because they were expected to provide products and services to customers within a reasonable driving distance of their office location. They were expected to qualify people for products and services very early in the prospecting process. They, of course, needed to know prospects' names, addresses, and phone numbers to ensure their after-hours marketing efforts weren't going to be fruitless.
What percentage of today's books of business are set up on those sort criteria? 50%? 70%? 90%? How territorial are the salespeople that serve those books of business? Over the top, right? They base their depth of relationships on the number of products and services they have sold their customers over the years. Now for the question that's going to raise a lot of eyebrows: What percentage of customers bought before either party to the sale knew each other personally? How many of them would stay with their representative even if their best friend worked for a competitor with a competitive price point? No one reading this can honestly say that this has never happened to them. It happens all the time.
It's always been said that selling multiple products to your customers insulates your book of business and establishes a consistent revenue stream by increasing retention. There is no disagreement that more product lines increase retention FOR THE BRAND. Where the disagreement arises is in the argument that customers who own a broad array of products and services distributed by one brand will remain with the representative that initially sold them even when someone enters the picture with whom they share a deeper personal connection. Herein lies the quandary: Does the brand care more about retaining their customer or which representative is serving them?
The old way of ensuring retention is no longer enough. Products and services are now automated. Customers no longer have to "sign here, now here, now here, now here"…on each page of a ream of paper the applications were printed on. They sign ONCE, ELECTRONICALLY, if even then. The myth that more product lines makes it harder for people to leave, and thus, increases retention, is BUSTED. Increasing retention today means sorting on an entirely different set of criteria that most companies don't even have sortable categories for. They don't even know what data they need.
Whoever figures that out first WINS BIG.


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                'db_table': 'comments',
                'verbose_name': 'comment',
            },
            bases=(models.Model,),
        ),
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            name='comment',
            index_together=set([('name', 'type'), ('domain', 'modified_at')]),
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Review Romperayo – Que Jue?
The musical liaisons between the UK and Colombia may not seem obvious at first peek, but curiosity is rewarded by the little anecdotes. Thus we find the legendary tale of The Clash's Joe Strummer falling in love with Andrés Landero via cassette copies in the late 1980s.
More relevant to the current industry climate is the transfer of British DJ and producer Quantic to Colombia and his curatorial role in the 2011 gargantuan compilation The Original Sound of Cumbia released by Soundway records.
Some may wonder at this point whether the underlying connection among this odd pair rests on the convergence of dub aesthetics, an idea furthered by the 2010 collaboration between Guyana-born, London-bred Mad Professor and Bogotá's holy trinity of musicianship: Mario Galeano, Eblis Alvarez and Pedro Ojeda, stepping together on Frente Cumbiero meets Mad Professor.
At any rate global connections are a natural feature of Britain's multicultural tapestry and the response is felt in the music industry by the installment of specialized labels with an admirable eye for subtleties. Discrepant records and its associated label is one such trader of far-away sounds that feel right at home in London town, and Pedro Ojeda's band Romperayo appropriately sees the release of their second LP Que Jue?, under its sublabel SOUK.
Que Jue? is, much like the imagery evoked by its artwork, a muddy ride through South American urban landscapes, in search for signs of vegetation, an escape route into tropical daydreams. From a seamless interchange between what's being played and what's being sampled arises the contradictions of popular tropical music, contradictions which the band uses to craft their material and keep the listener asking for more, like a well-devised plot.
"Maquino Landero" is a narcotic haze of accordion loops – or is it a continuous take? – peppered by bleeps of drowning radio transmissions. "Ay Que Pulguita" demonstrates Pedro's expertise at extracting the right amount of bars from a tropical motif to hold them in a constant state of percussive tension. In a striking track titled "1938", nothing is ordinary. The vocals rise from the nether to fight their way through a dense fog of sonidero drums from hell.
Overall the album is held together by an acoustic treatment that renders its watermark, seeking to emulate the recording techniques, and technologies of the 1970s. In this case they are used for effect rather than utility, a unique brand of dub science.
Elsewhere behind each track on Que Jué? lies an opportunity for re-purposing the immense cache of Colombian musical styles and make sense of their identity in a world on an irreversible path towards globalization with all its goods and ills.


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Axachusetts wrote: Was just thinking today - I know it took a while to get to AXT050 (9+ years). But if you Think About It ( ) it's been less than two years since AXT040 (Remember) and we are now approaching AXT061 once Aware, Siren Song, and Torn Apart get released (not to mention maybe TAI and Belong possibly on the label as well). That means at this rate, we might see the legendary Hundredth release in 3 years. Crazy to think that!
haha, let's wait for TAI first!
So after 'Resurrection' ended the long dry spell Axtone had the year before, 2012 starts off grand with one of the biggest releases they signed so far. In My Mind exceeded far beyond the dancefloor, and like Resurrection even had some radio play here and there.
On the track, we find two familiar Aussies returning again in the name of Ivan Gough, one half of Axtone legends TV Rock, and Feenixpawl. And credit should be given where credit is due to the original producers, we can't deny that Axwell despite his small additions to the existing track, had a huge influence on the final product.
So the star of the show, and the only version that was actually released on Axtone, the Axwell Mix. I'm not sure what the story is, but it simply sounds like Axwell beefed the signing up as usual, and ended up spending so much time on it that a proper credit in the title was justified (plus its not too bad for sales either ).
When I think about it, this might be one of the biggest if not THE biggest Axtone releases of all time, as this remix got a grammy nomination! Together with Eric's take on Midnight City and Tommy Trash his remix for The Veldt, it competed for the prestigious music award for best non classical remix. Eventually, Skrillex won the big one but still , it's quite the accomplishment being nominated alone!
Now about the actual remix. The differences are small but crucial. The biggest thing that you will notice is that Axwell smoothings things out a lot, where the original was still flirting with some slightly rough electro.
As you can hear, this original really is the raw mold of what later became the Axwell Mix. Still a perfectly fine track to me, but the released version worked on by the bossman is obviously more pleasant to put on. This ended up getting a Neon release a few months after Axtone releases their version, similar to In The Air.
Even later, this track got ANOTHER remix from Walden, also released on NEON. For the art, they used the back design Jens made for this release, as it appeared on Vinyl.
Did you know that In Mind Mind was featured on the most atrocious commercial video for a dance tune ever to grace the internet? Apparently KIA has this really weird thing for bizarre Human/Hamster hybrids posing as gangsters in front of their cars, and thought that this tune would fit pretty well to that.
PS: This release has one of the best, if not THE best trailer for an Axtone release ever (Remember when they did those?). The visuals actually made me fall in love with it!
Great read, but you didn't mention Georgie Kay at all! To me the reason why this track became a huge hit in the first place. One of the best edm vocals ever.
For me, Axwell Mix is one of the best songs ever, not just of dance music, no wonder why it got a Grammy nomination. And the job he did on the original shows how much he knows about this music, the original feels below average for me while Axwell Mix is just perfect.


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A place to call home: How the Brexit vote has left Europeans in Scotland feeling lost
Written by Liam Kirkaldy on 6 July 2017 in Inside Politics
"You feel a bit homeless, that's kind of what I'm feeling" - How European citizens living in Scotland have reacted to the vote to leave the EU
Image credit: Migrants Scotland
Like most Glaswegians, Paulina is pretty proud of her city – even the ugly bits.
"I love Glasgow", she says. "The thing about Glasgow is, when it's lovely, it's lovely, but when it's bad, it's really bad. I like that roughness of it as well, if you know what I mean. I don't like very pretty places because I think they're delusional, like you're in a bubble. So I like how Glasgow is ugly as well."
Originally from Poland, she moved to the UK in 2004. After a few years in London she came to Glasgow to visit and fell in love with the city.
"I love Scotland profoundly. I came up to Glasgow to visit and I just felt that it was the place for me. It felt familiar, like home."
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Paulina's husband is Scottish and their baby was born last year. But despite her love for the country, she says the Brexit vote and the associated fall out is making her question her plans to stay in Scotland.
"My baby was born the year of the referendum – she's a Brexit baby. It has definitely changed things. I had an unreserved love for Scotland and now it feels, post Brexit vote – I would say it's like we are on the break.
"As a unit me and my husband we are considering other places. We are looking into options. There is a natural appeal to Ireland, or possibly New Zealand. Equally we were considering staying in Scotland itself, but moving away from the chaos of reality at the moment, maybe Shetland.
"I didn't think it was going to affect me that much, I'm very resilient person, but it did affect me horribly. It is quite heart-breaking in that respect. Of course you can get by and live but it changed my view of this country. I said to my husband, I need to find a reason to fall in love with this country again, because I don't need to be here – I chose to be here."
"You feel a bit homeless, that's kind of what I'm feeling. Where do I actually belong? I don't want to get back to my own country. Due to things that are happening there, I can't imagine going back to Poland… Nothing is fine. That is Brexit."
This feeling seems to be shared by Europeans across Scotland. Maria, from Greece, says her plans will depend on what the vote means for her work. She came to Scotland with her partner around seven years ago. They lived in Glasgow for three years and have lived in Edinburgh since.
She told Holyrood: "Most things still haven't settled down – they are still trying to negotiate and so we will see what happens, but for us there is no reason to leave."
"We like it here, and I wouldn't like to move anywhere else. But it all depends and there will be massive change coming up. If it doesn't affect our work then fine. Otherwise, we will see."
Yet, with negotiations only just getting started, and with the Prime Minister insisting that the future of the 3.2 million EU citizens in the UK will be a point for debate, Europeans living and working in Scotland still have no concrete idea of what the future will hold.
Under plans outlined by Theresa May last week, EU nationals lawfully resident in the UK for at least five years would be able to apply for "settled status" and be able to bring over spouses and children. Those who arrived later, after an unspecified date, will have two years to "regularise their status" but with no guarantees.
Describing her offer as "fair and serious", May said it would help "put anxiety to rest". EU negotiators, however, seemed less than impressed, particularly given the bloc had already proposed to guarantee all British citizens' rights in the EU and provide continued freedom of movement, which will allow UK citizens to cross borders to work or to retire in another EU country.
The deal came under criticism from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. He said: "This isn't a generous offer. This is confirmation the government is prepared to use people as bargaining chips."
Scottish Brexit minister Mike Russell was equally unimpressed. He said: "It is intolerable that it has taken a year for the UK Government to bring forward proposals to safeguard the rights of EU citizens, who have been left in a huge amount of uncertainty about their future rights and status. Human beings should not be used as bargaining chips in intergovernmental negotiations."
And so, a year on, the uncertainty hanging over people's lives continues. Federico moved from Italy to Scotland in November 2015 after being offered a job at a financial group. But after six months they closed their Scottish office. Although he is unsure whether it was a direct consequence of the leave vote, he feels the decision was connected.
"I was very disappointed. I applied for other jobs but with only six months of experience here I couldn't find much. I was bar tending and waiting and did some catering jobs, just to pay the bills. I had just started living with my girlfriend, and the Brexit vote changed everything, because she was afraid I wouldn't be able to stay in Edinburgh. She is English, and moved here two years ago to work for the NHS. So I wasn't working, or didn't have a permanent contract, and it was really bad. I was struggling to make it to the end of the month and if it hadn't been for my girlfriend I would probably have left."
Federico says he loves living in Edinburgh. "It is a wonderful place to live. I am a foodie and the food is amazing here. The seafood is amazing – the fish – and also the meat. The quality of life is so high that whenever I travel around Britain I complain and say 'I can't wait to go home'."
Yet the vote definitely effected him personally. "I remember clearly one day a pub I was working for called me and they told me I had lost my job. My girlfriend was very upset. She became really afraid that I would have to leave and that was hard. I could see how this whole environment post-Brexit, with all the politicians taking nonsense on TV, created this really bad atmosphere. It was directly affecting my quality of life. I knew Brexit would take at least two years in the best case scenario, but was always worrying about what would happen. I couldn't make any medium or long-term plans with my girlfriend, and it was just awful."
Meanwhile, a new report from Deloitte found that 47 per cent of highly skilled workers from the EU are considering leaving the UK in the next five years.
In a survey of 2,242 EU and non-EU workers, half living in the UK and half living outside, the firm found that 36 per cent of non-British workers in the UK said they were thinking of leaving in the next five years, with 26 per cent saying they were considering leaving within three.
David Sproul, chief executive of Deloitte north-west Europe, said: "Overseas workers, especially those from the EU, tell us they are more likely to leave the UK than before. That points to a short- to medium-term skills deficit that can be met in part by upskilling our domestic workforce but which would also benefit from an immigration system that is attuned to the needs of the economy."
It is these concerns which have fuelled calls for Scotland to create a differentiated immigration system to the rest of the UK.
The difficulty, according to a new report from the University of Edinburgh, is that the systems most suited to Scotland's needs may be the hardest to sell politically.
The report, Scotland's Immigration Policy After Brexit, examined four options for differentiated immigration systems. Professor Christina Boswell, one of the authors, told Holyrood: "We don't want to recommend a particular scheme, we just wanted to provide a tool for analysing the different implications of the separate systems. Actually, what came out of the exercise is that there isn't a clear argument for one of the schemes over the others, but they score differently depending on the different criteria."
The report concluded that a points-based system would offer the greatest flexibility in attracting potential immigrants – for example based on priorities such as attracting young people or families – to help meet Scotland's long term demographic needs.
Boswell said: "We can see looking at Australia and Canada that if they are well managed then those systems provide an excellent tool. They are dynamic and flexible in allowing a government to select the immigrants it needs. However it would imply quite a substantial institutional and cultural shift if we were to adopt that kind of system."
"These types of systems are premised on really rigorous front end selection processes, but once people enter that is pretty much it. They are granted permanent settlement, generally from the outset, with a very swift route towards citizenship. There are not restrictions on what job they can do, on access to welfare or social services."
But given public perceptions of immigration – whether they are based on fact or myth – a points-based system, in which migrants received full access to welfare and social services, may be the hardest to sell to the public.
She said: "You can imagine that if you introduced a scheme where people had immediate access to the full range of welfare services that would provoke a certain amount of controversy. Plus there is an enforcement issue – typically in these systems people have rights of mobility across the country. In the Australian system there is a requirement that you stay for two years in the region that recruited you, but after those two years you can move onto other parts of the country. In the Canadian system there is no requirement that you stay in that particular state or province for two years. They try to encourage people to stay, but they can't guarantee it, so you can imagine that these kinds of schemes would raise concerns about onward movement to the rest of the UK. There is also the issue about numbers – if Scotland is introducing a system which implies an increase in net migration in aggregate UK statistics, then that is not going to go down particularly well with the Home Office or the UK Government."
Another option would be to make smaller adjustments to the current immigration system to meet skills and labour shortages, such as adjusting current Tier 2 schemes to allow lower skills or salary thresholds for Scottish employers, or reintroducing a post-study work scheme.
But while negotiations continue, a group of European citizens in Edinburgh decided to take matters into their own hands, forming campaign group Migrants Scotland in the wake of the Brexit vote in an attempt to celebrate the contributions of migrants to Scotland, and help make sure their voices are not ignored.
The group formed on the back of One Day Without Us, a UK-wide day of action aimed at combating rising levels of xenophobia following the Brexit vote.
Uta, a volunteer with the group, told Holyrood: "One Day Without Us was initially meant to be a general strike by immigrants. That wasn't possible – there is no union of immigrants – and it wasn't possible for people just to walk out of their jobs, the risk was too great. So we decided to make it a celebration of immigrant's participation. We had music and speakers – a few foreign born musicians gave up their time. It was very positive and we decided we didn't want that energy to die, we wanted it to continue, and so migrant.scot was born."
Different volunteers brought different skills, with one member, Pawel, setting up the site, including a listing of candidates for the local authority elections, to help people get information. Moving forward they plan to organise a multi-cultural festival in the autumn, featuring music and food with the hope of bringing people together.
Pawel came from Poland to visit Scotland 12 years ago, fell in love with Edinburgh and then never left. He worked in kitchens and hospitals, then started studying. He finished college, then undergrad, and eventually he was awarded a doctorate in computer science. "I ended up with the job of my dreams, I've been in it for four years now. It feels like everything I have ever done came together. It's a wonderful feeling, like being home, and like the people around you are your family.
"I bought a flat last year, and got my keys a day before the Brexit vote. So you can imagine how I felt [after the result], because I wouldn't have bought it if I had known.
Moving to Scotland in 1988 after leaving school, Almuth, another member of Migrants Scotland, has spent her entire adult life in the country. "I feel Scottish. I don't have any links to Germany at all. I have been to Germany a couple of times in the last ten years but just as a holiday. My husband is British and my two teenage children too. So to suddenly find myself defined as a foreigner, as a migrant, has been a very strange experience. In fact the only reason I didn't apply for a UK passport when it would have been easy – because it is not straightforward now and may not be possible – is because I felt Scottish and not British. Now I am a foreigner in my own country. It is disconcerting."
She adds: "Although most of us are EU nationals, we don't want this to be just about the rights of EU nationals. What we want to do is bring together different migrant communities, ethnic minorities and people who support migrant rights in general. It is about bringing communities and groups together."
Uta nods. "Sometimes migrants compare different groups among each other, like there's some caste system. There's always someone who thinks they are a better migrant than someone else, and right at the bottom you have the most recent asylum seekers. I think this whole drama, which has knocked a few very privileged people off their perch, could have a positive side-effect, by creating a sense of solidarity, because there is nothing more sobering than having the basis of your privilege called into question overnight. Walking around Europe with a European passport is an enormous privilege."
Also from Germany, Uta moved to Scotland in 1997. "I left college then legged it to Scotland with a backpack. I came to be a cabinet maker and felt incredibly supported and welcomed. I couldn't believe the openness and generosity of this society. It was like a dream. I had a child and then found myself, as a poor single mum, starting from scratch. Eventually I started my shop and I was proud of what I achieved. My son is Scottish – he has informed me that if I have to leave he is staying here. If I had to leave I would lose my business, my social surroundings, my son, and I don't know how I could possibly ask my partner to come with me – he loves his job, speaks no other language, and has children from a previous relationship here."
"I would go home a beggar with no family. I don't want to say I wasted 20 years of my life but sometimes I feel like that. I have had a great life, and this country made that possible."
Pawel says he never did anything political before Brexit. "It was the morning of Brexit, which I spent crying, that I thought, 'this is broken, and I need to do something about it'. It was a moment when I thought, I never want to feel like this ever again. It was like having a really bad breakup."
This theme comes up again and again with Europeans describing their feeling on the Brexit vote. Time and again UK politicians talk about the Brexit process in terms of divorce – of the UK and the EU separating. But for Europeans in Scotland, the sense is different. This is not the UK breaking up with the EU – it is the UK breaking up with them.
As Paulina puts it, back in Glasgow: "Things are now a little bit more complicated. It's adding complexities to our mutual relationship, between me and Scotland. We need to think what we're going to do – how we're going to patch it up."
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