Dr. Gary C. Armitage is the R. Earl Robinson Distinguished Professor of Periodontology at University of California San Francisco. He received his DDS in 1966, a Certificate in Periodontology in 1971, and an MS in Oral Biology in 1973, all from UCSF. Dr. Armitage has been a Clinical Associate at the National Institute of Dental & Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) in Bethesda, Maryland, a Visiting Research Scientist at the University of Michigan, and Visiting Professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. He has been President of the Periodontal Research Group of the International Association for Dental Research and has served as chair of the ADA Council on Scientific Affairs.
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From 1995 to 2005 he served in numerous capacities for the American Academy of Periodontology, including as its President (2003-04). In 2006, Rethman was appointed to the American Dental Association's Council on Scientific Affairs. From 2007-2010 he served as the Council's Chair. He chaired a number of national panels of subject-matter experts who published widely cited systematic reviews and guidelines on a number of topics including oral cancer screening, anti-dental-caries adjuncts and antibiotic pre-medication of dental patients with orthopedic implants. Rethman continues to serve as a reviewer for the Journal of the American Dental Association, Compendium of Continuing Education, Dimensions of Dental Hygiene, the Journal of Periodontology, Dentistry Today and other journals. He has also lectured domestically and internationally on several topics.
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The Back Table
Archives and Special Collections at New York University
About The Back Table
Archival Collections Management
Archives of Irish America
Barbara Goldsmith Preservation and Conservation Department
Fales Library & Special Collections
Institute of Fine Arts
Moving Image Archives Preservation
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Archival Trust: A Report From SAA New Orleans, 2013
Sep 19, 2013 by ld819	in Fales Library & Special Collections
By Anna Gurton-Wachter, Archives Assistant, Fales Library & Special Collections
There was a lot to take in at this year's Society of American Archivists conference in New Orleans. It was my first time attending and I wanted to hear it all. I heard about loads of exciting projects, lightbulbs were constantly going off in my mind. "Yes! Let's make it all possible!" I said like a true whippersnapper. As much as I was invigorated by all of the differences I heard among the diverging groups, I was also surprised by how much we all overlapped. One surprise was how frequently I heard varying ideas about archival trust. Was such a basic and age-old principle, perhaps at the very heart of the profession, still something we were getting all riled up about? First, manuscript repositories were in a huff over the outsourcing of preservation work. Was handing over three terabytes of digital material to be preserved the same as sending out papers for microfilming? Were archivists legitimately fearful of sending away this data, or were they being paranoid and fearful of change? How could we decipher who could be trusted with such large amounts of amorphous material?
Trust was again the issue on the table in a discussion of legal issues in oral history projects. Although most oral historians seemed to be in agreement that institutional review boards were too strict and structurally irrelevant to the actual work of oral history, another perspective voiced the potential need for IRBs, because the trust between interviewee and interviewer is a fragile one; many subjects do not realize until they are being recorded how difficult and personal the topic of discussion will be. Is it being made fully clear to narrators beforehand how widely their material will be disseminated? In the human rights roundtable I found similar discussions about postcustodial methods of collecting. Does the collaborative nature of the postcustodial method require additional or unique long term relationships of trust be built up before the transferring back and forth of materials can begin? Archivists attempting new acquisitions strategies encountered many organizations which were hesitant to give up materials, but really needed to buddy up with a large institution that could afford preservation costs – but did they want to be allied (or seen as allied) with these larger institutions? This roundtable lent itself easily to a discussion of archivists getting involved in documenting community movements, such as Occupy Wall Street, in which archivists described themselves as being in a position to be honest about their motives and intentions while assisting in decision-making which would incorporate a larger institutional presence into a community-based group. Everyone stressed the need to build up trust over time, budgeting in several visits with these movements. In all of these scenarios, trust didn't just get mentioned on the sidelines, but was seen as the main element around which everything else orbited.
I started to think about my own experiences at the Fales Special Collections at NYU. Recently, I was at an artist's home assisting her in packing up her materials to take away to Fales. She came across some drawings that were of particular emotional significance to her. She decided these should probably not go with everything else, they should stay with her. I felt the need to remind her that they would probably be better preserved in our care, but also to reiterate it was not my place to tell her what to do. She seemed to have heard that our preservation would be of a high quality but did not fully let sink in or understand the extent of the meaning of the word 'preservation'. Trust and mystery were in the room. As anyone who has worked in an archival repository can imagine, it was not the first time I had encountered someone with so many unknowns about what archives do. At the SAA meeting, I noticed how frequently people were discussing researchers' habits, their needs, their patterns, as if they were completely other, foreign, sometimes purely abstracted as statistical data. Weren't many of us researchers too? Perhaps our heated debates about trusting others, and becoming trusted, were linked to our desire to jump over to the other side – the community, the narrator, the vendor, the donor, the researcher – to understand and be understood as we attempt to acknowledge the fragile gesture of the jump itself.
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Alderac Entertainment Group (AEG) recently announced the 2017 lineup for Smash Up, their shufflebuiding game that pits up to four players against each other with decks comprised of two nerdy archetypes, like pirate ninjas. Fans will see two new expansions in 2017, as well as a special All-Star event for retail stores, and virtual play on Steam.
Factions: Unannounced – all four come from the far East.
Minions from existing sets have been selected to All-Star squads to play basketball….in space. The only way to get the All-Star decks are to win them in officially-sanctioned events at retail stores. AEG does not list a date, only stating the events will take place in the summer of 2017.
Nomad Games and AEG have teamed up to bring Smash Up to Steam, and will be releasing it on iOS and Android later this year. The game is currently in Early Access on Steam. You can play for free with three factions, or you can download a starter pack for $8.99 to get six more factions.
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Meng Lu-lu / Taiwan / New York
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LuLu Meng & Yuki Ideguchi / Emerging Artists from New York 5/13-6/11.2017
The title of this exhibition comes from the theory of socialist Maurice Halbwachs. His concept of Collective Memory suggests that through the sharing of personal memories, a common social memory is formed. The curator of 【Collective Memory】 has invited LuLu Meng and Yuki Ideguchi, up and coming artists from New York, to hold their first exhibition in Taipei. The conception of this exhibition came from the artists individual responses and shared observations of the individual, group, and society.
After completing their studies, both artists moved to New York to pursue careers in art. Their works not only absorb the cultural nutrients from their own place of birth, but also actively integrate with contemporary media and material; creating contemporary work with distinctly East Asian cultural characteristics. They encourage their audience to reflect on what it means to be an individual, part of a group, and also part of nature.
LuLu Meng was born in 1982 Taipei, Taiwan. She received her bachelors degree in Drama and Theatre from National Taiwan University, and her masters degree in Imaging Arts from Rochester Institute of Technology in New York. Her work is influenced by her background in Drama and the connotations of Chinese Confucianism. She is interested in exploring both the homogeneity and heterogeneity of individuals, groups and cultures.
Yuki Ideguchi was born in 1986 Fukuoka, Japan. He received his masters degree in Japanese Painting from Tokyo University of the Arts, and then began his career in New York. His work is deeply influenced by Japanese culture and the East Asian religious thought. He combines Japanese painting and traditional Chinese brushwork skills to illustration the nuances of nature, life and death, religion and folklore.
In 【Collective Memory】, the audience can explore the meaning of life through the artists' unique personal experiences and philosophical enlightenment, and gain insight to the thoughts and inner workings of Lulu Meng and Yuki Ideguchi.
The exhibition is curated by YIART in collaboration with Cloud Gallery with the goal of bringing the work of these two rising artists to a greater public.


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Released Date: 26th Feb, 2021
Andhra Pradesh Revised Consent Fee For Oil, Gas Sector And Mining Projects
Environment, Forests, Science and Technology Department vide notification no. G.O Ms. No. 13 has issued the revised consent fee for Consent For Establishment (CFE) and Consent For Operation (CFO) / Renewal of Oil and Gas sector, mining projects/facilities/activities, etc., The revised consent Fee for CFE and CFO are annexed with the notification. It is also informed that the existing Oil and Gas Sector and mining projects, activities, facilities, etc., who have already obtained CFO of the Board have to pay the fee as per the revised rate only after the expiry of the remaining validity period of CFO. Please refer to the notification for details
Effective Date: 26th Feb, 2021
Released Date: 9th Feb, 2021
Regularization Of Consent Fee For CTO And CTE In Case Of Sand Mining, River Bed Mining And Single Transit Permit In Jammu And Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir Pollution Control Board vide Notification No.44-JKPCB of 2021 has issued the consent fee chargeable for processing and issuance of Consent to Establish and Consent to Operate for Sand Mining, River Bed Mining (RBM), and Single Transit Permit (STP). Please refer to the notification for more details
Effective Date: 9th Feb, 2021
Amendment Of Fees Under Various Authorizations In Goa
Goa Pollution Control Board vide Notification No. 1/8/13-PCB/Vol.XIII/Admn/19795 has amended the fees for authorizations issued by the Board under (a) Hazardous Waste authorizations (b) E-Waste authorizations (c) Amendments and expansion involving no additional investment (d) for registration of dealers under Batteries Waste (Management and Handling) Rules. Please refer to the notification for more details
Released Date: 25th Jan, 2021
Standard Operating Procedure For Processing Of Online Consent Applications In Kerala
Kerala State Pollution Control Board vide notification No. PCB/HO/SEE-3/TECH-01/2019 has formulated Standard Operating Procedure with a view of creating a uniform procedure for online consent processing throughout the State of Kerala and to help the Board officials to dispose of the consent application at the earliest. The notification explains in detail the procedure for Processing the applications. Please refer to the notification for details
Effective Date: 25th Jan, 2021
Monitoring Of Water Quality, Effluents, Soil Through EPA Approved Laboratories By Industries In Karnataka
Karnataka Pollution Control Board vide Notification No. KSPCB/AQMC/CEO/2021/4606 has directed all the Industries/organizations in Karnataka State to get the surface/groundwater effluent emissions, soil, etc tested only through the E(P)A recognized/approved laboratories. Please refer to the notification for details
Central Government Extends The Validity Of Environmental Clearances
The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change vide Gazette Notification no. S.O. 221(E) has extended the validity of environmental clearances for reducing the burden of the pandemic outbreak and resultant lockdowns. The notification provides that the period from the 1st April 2020 to the 31st March 2021 shall not be considered for the purpose of calculation of the period of validity of Prior Environmental Clearances granted as per notification dated 14 September 2006 in view of the outbreak of Corona Virus (COVID-19) and subsequent lockdowns (total or partial) declared for its control. However, all activities undertaken during this period in respect of the environmental clearance granted shall be treated as valid. Please refer to the notification for details
Released Date: 7th Jan, 2021
Projects For Extraction, Sourcing, Borrowing Of Linear Earth Exempted From Consent Administration Of Odisha PCB
Odisha State Pollution Control Board vide notification no. 363/IND-II-NOC-Misc-170 has decided for exemption of consent of the Board as under the Air (Prevention and control of pollution) Act, 1981 and Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1971 for extraction or sourcing or borrowing of ordinary earth for the linear projects such as roads, pipeline, etc. Please refer to the notification for more details
Effective Date: 7th Jan, 2021
Released Date: 31st Dec, 2020
Bihar PCB Introduces Auto-Renewal For CTE And CTO
Bihar Pollution Control Board vide notification no. 12 has introduced an auto-renewal system for Consent to Operate (CTO) and Consent To Establish (CTE) under the Air (Prevention and control of pollution) Act,1981 and Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1971. Now, to making the process easier for the entrepreneurs in the state from 1st January 2021, 30 days prior to the expiry of the Consent an option for renewal is granted and as soon as the paid online application is given, the order of consent will be obtained via QR Code (automatically) for operation with the extension of duration. Please refer to the notification for more details
Effective Date: 31st Dec, 2020
Released Date: 30th Dec, 2020
Introduction Of Online Random Central Inspection System Under Himachal Pradesh Pollution Control Board
The Governor of Himachal Pradesh vide notification No. Ind.-A(F)13-3/2017 has introduced an online random Central Inspection System covering the Himachal Pradesh State Pollution Control Board. The framework will integrate the independent inspection systems in various departments to form a Central Random Online Inspection System, responsible for synchronizing multiple inspections and all inspections will be directed through the Central Random Online Inspection System. The Central inspection framework will be applicable to the following acts: (a) The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 (b) The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. Please refer to the notification for more details
Fee Structure Under Biomedical Waste Management Rules 2016 In Odisha
Odisha Pollution Control Board vide Notification no.13112/IND-IV-BW-55(PI) has prescribed the fees for consideration of authorization of units handling biomedical waste in Odisha. The notification extends to health care establishments both bedded and non-bedded, biomedical waste management agencies, research institutions, Veterinary hospitals, Govt Not for profit bedded, non-bedded institutions, etc. The fees prescribed are to be paid one time only and shall be deposited online along with the application form in one go. Please refer to the notification for details


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There is very little Buddhist activity in Belize.
Soka Gakkai International active in Belize City.
The Belize chapter of SGI which consist of two districts one in Cayo and the other in Belize City.
Mondays and Wednesdays at 7pm.
With a weekly meeting in San Pedro.
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Coalition of Mountain States Sign Hydrogen MOU
Cheyenne, WY – Wyoming joined the states of Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to coordinate and develop a regional clean hydrogen hub. Together, the states will work to compete for a portion of the $8 billion allocated in the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act towards four or more regional hydrogen hubs.
Governor Gordon highlighted the importance of four states working together. "Our coalition represents a shared understanding and vision for the future of hydrogen in the mountain west region," he said. "Importantly, it expands the resources beyond what each state has individually and reaffirms Wyoming's commitment to supply hydrogen to consumers through the Western states."
"With estimates that Wyoming is home to as much as 25% of the nation's naturally existing commodity and energy feedstock for the production of Hydrogen, and with one of the most established carbon management infrastructure systems in the world, Wyoming is incredibly well-positioned to contribute to this coalition," said Dr. Glen Murrell, Executive Director of the Wyoming Energy Authority. "Collaborating with our neighboring states only reinforces our commitment to developing a strong hydrogen economy."
The Signatory States will work together in developing a Western Inter-State Hydrogen Hub with supporting facilities in each state in response to the RFP that the US Department of Energy is expected to release in May 2022.
For more information, read the Memorandum in full.
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Another splendid move from the creators of Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, Ninja Theory. Hellblade is a dark fantasy action-adventure game which aimed to become an independent AAA title and from my point of view, it is a masterpiece from every aspect.
We've review Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice earlier, and enjoyed every part of it. If you want to take a look, you can visit here. But today, the exciting news is that Hellblade is coming for Xbox One and Enhanced for One X on April 11th.
Xbox players can pre-order Hellblade on the Xbox Store from Monday and pre-ordering or buying in the first week comes with a 10% discount on the $29.99/€29.99/£24.99 price as a thank you gift from Ninja's Theory to Hellblade fans.


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NewsdayZimbabwe Everyday News
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Mliswa demands improved conditions of service for MPs
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Malema slams 'sellout' ED
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By Farai Matiashe
SOUTH African opposition party Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema yesterday slammed President Emmerson Mnangagwa for allegedly "reversing the gains of the revolution", especially on land and warned that the Zanu PF leader might fail to complete his term of office if disgruntled Zimbabweans decide to turn against him.
Malema told journalists in Johannesburg that by offering to compensate white former commercial farmers for land lost during the fast-track land reform programme, Mnangagwa had gone against the spirit of the liberation struggle.
"It's a sellout position. The way he is going about it, he is not going to finish his term," Malema said.
"That country (Zimbabwe) is swimming in a pool of poverty; they can't afford basic things like primary health, proper education and infrastructure. He gets money and goes to give it to people who are not deserving. He is reversing the gains of the revolution struggle. It's unsustainable."
Early this week, government tabled a ZWR$53 million part payment for the estimated 4 500 white farmers who lost their farmland in the chaotic land reform programme in 2000 under former President Robert Mugabe. The land was redistributed to over 300 000 new farmers, mostly Zanu PF supporters and war veterans.
Finance minister Mthuli Ncube this week announced that farmers would soon start receiving their payments while a full package, amounting to more than $30 billion required for the exercise was being mobilised. But Malema said the ex-farmers did not deserve such compensation.
"They do not deserve any compensation. Mnangagwa is a sellout. We thought he was going to bring a fresh air in Zimbabwe, but he is continuing to be worse than what we have experienced before. Very soon, the people of Zimbabwe will turn against them and he won't have anywhere to run," he said.
Malema's EFF is pushing South Africa to expropriate land without compensation, arguing that whites grabbed land from blacks without paying for it.
But Zanu PF spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo said Malema had no right to interfere in Zimbabwe's internal politics.
"He (Mnangagwa) is the President of Zimbabwe and he was elected in that position by the people of Zimbabwe. We cannot entertain any comment from people who have no relevance to our political discourse. You don't interfere in our internal affairs," he said.
Information deputy minister Energy Mutodi last night told NewsDay that the Mnangagwa-led government's move was meant to mend broken relationships with the Western countries since the land issue was at the centre of Zimbabwe's fallout with the West.
"Government is clearing all obstacles that have hampered cordial and co-operative relations with Britain and the whole European Union bloc. The Second Republic is focusing on re-engagement," he said.
Mutodi said the motive was to win investors' confidence.
"The compensation of the former white farmers is necessary to instil investor confidence. We are implementing a number of reforms that ensure that we create a clear break from the past and lay a firm foundation for investment. That is the (direction) this government has taken," he said.
"We are compensating for improvements and not for the land itself and it's only fair that we handle the land issue in that manner so as to bring finality to the land reform exercise that has caused a lot of disquiet and lack of confidence in our commitment to the rule of law."
Government hopes that the compensation offer would help to persuade the United States government to lift sanctions on Zimbabwe.
The amended Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act, first passed in 2001, says in part: "It is the sense of Congress that the government of Zimbabwe… should enforce the Sadc Tribunal rulings from 2007 to 2010, including 18 disputes involving employment, commercial, and human rights cases surrounding dispossessed Zimbabwean commercial farmers and agricultural companies."
The farmers took their dispute over land dispossession to the Sadc Tribunal, and won, but government in 2011 influenced other regional countries to suspend the tribunal, established in 2005. It was re-instated in 2014 under a new protocol which limited the jurisdiction of the tribunal to only hear cases between member states, such as disputes over water or territory, rather than cases brought by individuals against states, such as human rights violations.
Information ministry secretary Ndavaningi Mangwana said government was being guided by the Constitution.
"Mr Malema's comments are ill-informed and they betray a failure to grasp Zimbabwe's policy regarding land reform," Mangwana said.
"But that's quite understandable because when one plunges into the domestic affairs of a neighbour based on tittle tattle on social media, their chances of getting it very wrong are amplified as is the case here. Zimbabwe's policy is a very fair one. Our policy is not to compensate for land, but for farm improvements. The money set aside by the government in the budget is to pay for that. Now if anyone believes that it's right not to compensate for a house, an irrigation system, barn, borehole or school, then their moral compass is skewed and we have to question their sense of right and wrong."
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Elijah Chihota
Julius Malema failed to correctly interpret the Zimbabwean Constitution. In compensating former commercial farmers Zimbabwe is using Section 295 (3)which focuses on compensation for developments done on the land only. In no way can we say President Mnangagwa is reversing the land reform programme. The President is operating within the confines of the Constitution. There is rule of law in Zimbabwe and Government is simply following the law in an effort to bring closure to the land question and move the nation forward. Malema should focus on his campaigns and not to be the referee of Zimbabwean issue.
Sinyo
Compensating on improvements only without tackling the real and sensetive issue of land ownership will not bring an end to the land reform programme. I am sure those former white farm owners will only entertain the government's initiative if the ownership question is answered fully and fairly. Otherwise cattle Ranchers and game farmers who made very little improvements on the land but depend heavily on the land will feel cheated, Midlands and Matebeleland regions will be (are actually) affected badly. The best scenario is where compensation based on condition funds gotten will be re-invested in the same industry provided ownership is this time guaranteed. If properly handled this process has the capacity to turn around the country's economic fortunes.
Mapungubwe
OH, now when a South African say things contrary to what ZANU PF believes, they are labelled as irrelevant and without rights or say in Zimbabwe's issues.But often times we hear them Zim politicians calling South Africa a sister country,with historical,political and a people connection.We see them grinning ear to ear when people in South Africa fight in their corner. ok
Diibulaanyika
This govt is wasteful how can it pay for land which is not being used instead of calling back all our displaced farmers back so that they start farming after being removed from their farms illegally by idiots . Paying for land that will be for hunting for gundwanes is foolish and lunatic .
Ken Girtz
Its interesting to see the media office holders roll into action in response to Malema, who by the way, is entitled to air his opinion on Zimbabwe internal issues. How these office bearers get it so disastrously wrong! Guns out for Malema, not the US who enacts a law on Zimbabwe internal issues. In any event, the Zimbabwe message should not be out there in reaction to opinions, rather, these office bearers should be burning the midnight oil to articulate and inform the world at large, on the state of the Zimbabwe land reform. If indeed the compensation is being done at the expense of poverty stricken folk, then all ears to Malema. Listen to the deafening silence from these office bearers on this specific point: what is the fare and fate of the majority while you compensate to re-engage? What price re-engagement. The elephant in the room of course is who has and is benefiting from the developments that the nation seeks to compensate. Have a mature debate and not just throw words across the Limpopo that, as I see it, are counter intuitive to the arguments underlying the onslaught on Zimbabwe.
Malema is such a vile odious individual that even ZANU Pf loathe him
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COVID-19: Horgan protests forcing B.C. Ferries passengers out of cars
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B.C. Premier John Horgan wasted no time in protesting the federal government's decision to re-impose its rule that B.C. Ferries passengers have to leave vehicles on the lower decks during sailings.
Horgan said he immediately raised the issue with Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland Sept. 9, the day the decision to remove the temporary exemption put in place for the COVID-19 pandemic. Transport Canada lifted its requirement to vacate lower decks earlier this year after B.C. officials pressed federal officials repeatedly about keeping the ferry system functioning with greatly reduced traffic. Effective Sept. 30, passengers on lower decks must come up to passenger decks, which are subject to mandatory mask rules and have much of their seating blocked off to preserve physical distance.
Horgan said the regulation is stricter than it needs to be for most of the coastal routes B.C. Ferries follows. It was imposed in the wake of the 2006 sinking of the Queen of the North during an Inside Passage sailing at night. Two passengers in the lower vehicle decks died.
2013: Queen of the North officer jailed for negligence
2016: B.C. Ferries passengers banned from lower decks
"This is something that's being imposed, returning to a previous situation that we also felt was a bit heavy-handed for the inland waters that our ferries travel in," Horgan told reporters in Victoria. "We are in the throes of moving resources into public transit, whether it be B.C. Transit, TransLink and B.C. Ferries so we can stabilize public transportation systems. This is an unwelcome intrusion by the federal government at this time, and we're going to pursue it aggressively."
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WYNK-FM (101.5 MHz) – branded 101.5 WYNK – is a commercial country radio station licensed to serve Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Owned by iHeartMedia, the station covers the Baton Rouge metropolitan area and is the local affiliate for The Bobby Bones Show. The WYNK studios are located in Baton Rouge, while the station transmitter resides in nearby Plaquemine. Besides a standard analog transmission, WYNK is available online via iHeartRadio.

History
The FM adjunct to WYNK (1380 AM), WYNK-FM signed on the air on September 1, 1968, owned by the Miss Lou Broadcasting Corporation. The two stations simulcast country music, WYNK-FM has kept the same call letters and country format ever since.

Originally powered at 33,300 watts, WYNK-FM got a boost to 100,000 watts in the early 1970s, then relocated to a taller tower in the early 1980s, allowing the station to be heard from New Orleans to Lafayette. McGregor sold WYNK and WYNK-FM in the 1980s to Narragansett Broadcasting, a company that would eventually be acquired by Capstar.

In 2000, Capstar merged with San Antonio-based Clear Channel Communications; WYNK was sold to Davidson Media in 2007, switching to a Christian radio format. In 2014, Clear Channel changed its name to iHeartMedia, after its successful iHeartRadio streaming platform.

WYNK-FM originally served as the flagship station for nationally syndicated Big D and Bubba from 1999 until 2003; the program currently airs on competing station WTGE.

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In Thornton Health LLP v HMRC  TC06831 a company pursuaded the tribunal that it was not liable to register as a contractor under the Construction Industry Scheme: it was a property investor and although it redeveloped one floor of a building that was not enough to say that it had not changed its business to include construction operations. HMRC also calculated penalties incorrectly.
The company was a property landlord with a mixed use residential and commercial property.
It redeveloped the middle floor of one of its properties to it change it to residential and appointed a third party construction company, as the main contractor.
HMRC considered this was a substantial development to change the building to a new use and that it was a contractor' engaged in a 'Construction contract' within the meaning of the Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) ss 57 & 59 FA 2004 and as such required to file CIS returns.
The Appellant had only re-developed one floor of the building. That was not enough to change its business to a contractor.
It did not itself act as a contractor: the contract between the Appellant and its contractor was therefore not a 'construction contract'.
Accordingly the Appellant was not obliged make monthly returns under CIS.
Penalties of £3,700 were not correctly charged.
If they had been properly imposed, they were in any case incorrectly calculated by HMRC and did not take into account the capping provisions introduced in November 2011, under which the penalties would have been capped at £3,000 in total.
Who is a contractor and subcontractor, who needs to register, a closer look at property developers.


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'Not a good sign for alliance politics': KC Tyagi on JD(U) MLAs joining BJP in Arunachal Pradesh
Senior JDU leader KC Tyagi during a press conference on Sunday. (Photo/ANI)
Patna (Bihar) [India], December 27 (ANI): Senior Janata Dal (United) leader KC Tyagi on Sunday said the defection of six MLAs of his party in Arunachal Pradesh to join Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is not a good sign for alliance politics.
Recently, six of the seven JD(U) MLAs of Arunachal Pradesh--Talem Taboh, Hayeng Mangfi, Jikke Tako, Dorjee Wangdi, Kharma, Dongru Siongju and Kanggong Taku-- switched to the BJP.
"We express anguish over six JD (U) MLAs from Arunachal Pradesh joining Bharatiya Janata Party. This is not a good sign for alliance politics," Tyagi said while addressing a press conference on the sidelines of JD(U)'s national executive meet on Sunday.
Earlier Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar downplayed the exit of the MLAs and said that "they have gone their own way". JD(U) is part of the NDA government in Centre and won Bihar election in a pre-poll alliance with the BJP.
Meanwhile, Rajya Sabha MP Ramchandra Prasad Singh has been unanimously chosen as the national president of the Janata Dal (United) replacing Chief Minister Nitish Kumar who held that office till now.
Nitish Kumar was elected as the national president of JDU in 2019 for a period of three years but he relinquished the post today in favour of the bureaucrat-turned-politician RCP Singh.
Singh had served as the general secretary of the party till now.
The Party in a tweet said that Kumar had proposed the name of RCP in the national executive meeting and was accepted unanimously.
Nitish Kumar, while addressing party workers asserted that he made RCP Singh the national president of JD(U) after "considering the idea thoroughly."
"I made him the national president to ensure that we can get more and more work done. RCP Singh will look after the party's work completely."
Kumar said that he had absolutely "no wish" to become chief minister but under pressure, he had become Chief Minister. "I do not mind whosoever becomes Chief Minister. I do not have any wish for this post," he said. (ANI)


In the Dugout is back! Every week, we will interview someone from the sports media, marketing and social media industry to find out a bit more about them, what they do and their sporting loves.
Today's guest is Gavin Wilson, Media Manager for Championship rugby league club York City Knights. The Knights are renowned for having excellent social media output, so we spoke to Gavin about different types of content, quality over quantity and engaging with supporters.
What was it that made you first get into rugby league?
I was born into it really – my Uncle (Brendan Carlyle) used to play professionally for York, Hull FC, Scarborough and Doncaster and my Sundays were spent following him with my Grandad.
Since you began working in this industry, how much more of an important tool has social media become?
Absolutely huge – When I graduated in 2010 social media was just finding its feet as a mainstream media tool, and it's been fascinating to see just how big it has become. It's unheard of these days for a sports team to not have a social media presence.
In a world where more clubs are trying to compete to get fans through the doors, what do you do to make York's content stand out?
York averaged attendances of 2,053 last year, up 26% from the 2017 campaign.
The ethos around the whole club is built on values of Integrity, Partnerships, Vibrancy and Competitiveness, so I keep that in mind. I just try to have fun with it really, keep things positive and engage with the fans as much as possible.
In terms of output, do you think that it is a matter of quality content over quantity or vice versa?
It's definitely a good combination of the two, create as much interesting/engaging content and share it as much as possible. If the content is boring or useless as a point of information then there's no point in putting it out really – fans will rightly start to switch off.
What has been the hardest thing you've had to deal with/cover as part of your role at the Knights?
When I came on board as Media Manager in January 2017 the club had just been taken over by Jon Flatman, and I had to start from scratch with our Facebook and Instagram channels. It was challenging rebuilding the follower bases as quickly as possible but both channels are now doing really well.
You produce a lot of excellent graphic-led and visual content on a regular basis. Do you think that this is the best way to get crowds engaged and interested in coming down to games?
It certainly helps! Joe Smith (getemonside.co.uk) has come on board as a media assistant this year and his video content has been fantastic, especially on the newly launched YouTube channel 'KnightsTV'. Graphic and visual content is also great for catching the eye in a fast moving social media world, as long as it's short and snappy!
With so many teams challenging for audiences/fans in your area, how hard is it to compete with the bigger sports eg. football, or is it a case of focusing on yourselves rather than external factors?
We focus on ourselves first and foremost. We can't control what other clubs do so its pointless worrying about them. York City Knights are in a great area in North Yorkshire – over 30 miles away from the next nearest professional rugby league club – and we are trying to position ourselves at the heart of the community in our wonderful city. We have a good relationship with the football club in York and there is definitely room for both of us in a city of York's size.
We've seen a lot of fan engagement with the Knights so far this season. Has that helped with building relationships with supporters and encouraging more of them through the turnstiles?
Absolutely. We like to help the fans connect with the club and the players they're supporting. It's their club and they're an important part of our success. We like to create a bit of an 'event' out of each home game, and the fans are at the heart of that. Under 16s get free entry to all Knights games too, its important to get them interested while they're still young!
There are some people who say that the media output at the Knights is better than some teams in the top flights. Given the budgets you have to operate on, how proud does that make you feel?
Very proud! But it's very much a whole club effort and everyone has a part to play in that success.
Given the growth of York in recent years, both on and off the field, how far do you think they can go in the next four or five years?


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ADFA Graduation of old scholar
Congratulations to old scholar, Connor Haas (2012), who not only was awarded his Bachelor of Business but then at his Defence Force graduation was awarded the RSL Sword of Service.
The 2018 Graduation Parade was held at the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) in Canberra on Thursday 13 December 2018.
The Graduation Parade is a significant milestone in the careers of the graduating midshipmen and officer cadets, marking the culmination of three years of military and academic studies at ADFA. The parade incorporates the presentation of awards and is one of the largest ceremonial evening conducted annually in Australia, with the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, His Excellency General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Redt) as the Reviewing Officer.
The Commander Joint Capabilities, Air-Vice Marshal Warren McDonald, presented Officer Cadet Connor Haas with the RSL Sword of Honour for Service.
Nearly 220 midshipmen and officer cadets graduated from the Academy following the completion of their military training and academic studies.


Most people travel to India as observers and tourists – to see the beautiful monuments and landscape, as well as to absorb the sound and smell of the country that's absolutely different from their own. In spite of the fact that India is one of the most rapidly developing countries in the world, there's still a major section that needs push from outside in order to make a move.
Poverty and illiteracy are the two major problems in the country, and they are intertwined with each other. The main aim of Volunteering India projects is to make some positive contribution towards entangling this social knot.
In the last one decade, volunteers from all across the world traveled to volunteer in India and contributed in their own ways, in order to make a difference in the lives of those who aren't as privileged as we are. Let's take a quick look at the benefits of volunteering in India.
Often in life, we do things without knowing why we are doing it. A lot of actions remain undefined. But surely, volunteering won't be one of those. The act of philanthropy will give you a sense of purpose. It'll make you feel good about your decisions and actions as you'll know that you are doing something for someone, without hoping for anything in return. This will boost your enthusiasm, and keep your mind away from unnecessary worries. You'll be mentally stimulated and that'll add more zest to your life.
You must have seen movies like Slumdog Millionaire in which they show the life of the poor and underprivileged ones in India. Well, there are certain common problems that all Third World countries face – for example, illiteracy, poor sanitation systems, unhygienic lifestyle etc. When you take the step to volunteer in India, you not only get to see people facing the problems in their daily life, but also get a chance to help them out through sustainable solutions. You get to work with women and children in different areas, and can provide them adequate knowledge for a better life.
You might leave home alone, but you are never really alone on your volunteering tryst. You'll make friends out of strangers who have also traveled from different other countries to India, with a similar goal as yours. You interact with like-minded people. Volunteering is the best way to widen your network, as you'll meet people from several sectors with different mindsets. And by the end of the journey, you'll realize that you not only make friends in school or college! The people you'll meet in India will leave a mark on your memories.
A major part of your volunteering trip will comprise of communications and interactions. If you are a shy person, you'll slowly come out of your cocoon and realize the joy of opening up. If you are one of those who is always happy to talk, then you'll be on a roll, as you'll come across extremely warm people in India who are always up for a chat! A volunteering journey will undoubtedly improve your social and relationship skills. It'll also make you more confident as a person.
Volunteering isn't just about working for the community, but also about working on yourself – it's both an outward as well as an inward journey. And there's a 'Win-Win' situation. You'll get to know about a lot of potentials that you perhaps never knew you possessed. You'll feel good about your motives and make better decisions for your future. You'll also get an opportunity to learn new things from your peers. You'll have challenges to face, and find ways to overcome them.
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Pork meat exports grow 20.3% in February
Sales to countries in Asia, Africa and South America are on the rise
Brazilian pork exports (considering all products, between fresh and processed) recorded a 20.3% increase in February, informs the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA). Altogether, 81.1 thousand tons were exported in the month, against 67.4 thousand tons registered in the same period of 2020.
February sales revenue totaled $ 185.7 million, up 19.9% over the second month of 2020, at $ 154.9 million.
In the total of the first two months, sales of pork reached 144.2 thousand tons, volume 6.12% higher than that obtained in the same period last year, with 135.9 thousand tons. Revenue for the first two months of 2021 totaled US $ 332.3 million, a number 4.1% higher than that recorded in the same period last year, with US $ 319.1 million.
"The international scenario remains highly demanding for pork in Brazil. This, however, has not affected the internal offer of these products, which remains adjusted ", evaluates Ricardo Santin, president of ABPA.
The main destination for Brazilian exports, China imported 41,600 tonnes in February, a volume 34% higher than that recorded in the same period in 2020.
Also outstanding in the month were sales to Chile, with 4.5 thousand tons (+ 73.5%), Angola, with 3.4 thousand tons (+ 7.4%), Singapore, with 3.3 thousand tons ( + 43.8%) and Argentina, with 2 thousand tons (+ 15%).
"In addition to the good performance of Asian destinations, this month we had a considerable increase in sales to the nations of South America, with a positive balance in practically all destinations in the region", evaluates Luís Rua, director of markets at ABPA.
In the survey by state, Santa Catarina continues as the main exporter, with 40.7 thousand tons shipped in February (+ 16.3% in relation to February 2020). Second, Rio Grande do Sul exported 21,300 tons (+ 30%). In the third place, Paraná shipped 11.3 thousand tons (+ 22.4%).
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Lynford is a rural locality in the Lockyer Valley Region, Queensland, Australia.

Geography
Lockyer Creek forms the southern and eastern boundary of the locality. The land is flat and used for crop farming. Forest Hill Ferndale Road passes through the locality roughly parallel and to the north of the creek; the housing is mostly along this road.

History
The locality was named and bounded on 3 June 1994.

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Lockyer Valley Region
Localities in Queensland


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philosophy after Habermas
Through the Habermas studies project, I'm primarily interested in promoting understanding of his work.
Yet, the "after" can be important, relative to his great example. What others find important about Habermas is equally important, to me. But my sojourn with Habermas' work is long running, such that philosophy after Habermas has threefold resonance: in light of, in constructive critique of, and beyond—whatever that can mean, and there's the appealing point: What can "beyond" accurately mean, then progressively mean? What can that importantly mean for philosophy after metaphysicalism?
A problem for philosophy as such—dimly appreciated, I sometimes think—is that it's presumably about more than the character of leading minds (i.e., as singularities), the unintegrated array of specialist foci and disputes, and the administration of curriculum. We might feel satisfied to say that the kind of curriculum is a family of historical concerns that have evolved into well-defined specialties within, and the family itself is a curiosity of some sociology of philosophy. That would imply that philosophy has no integrity of its own vis-à-vis other humanities.
So what? What is "Literature" anyway? Is philosophy as such the conceptual topology of it all? What could that be, after The Death of Metaphysics—or, rather, after metaphysicalism, since metaphysics itself is a kind of inquiry, not as such a resultant doctrine?
We have loved the hope of formalization that had to be relativized, but what can be said about the relativity? Is it something about evolution? And evolution is some comprehensive singularity—some Covering Concept, like "consilience" universalized?
The classical, archetypal desire to capture It All remains—not that comprehensive comprehensibility can be captured, but that the appeal belongs to our nature. What can philosophy be about, "essentially"? Such questions don't go away, if only because they're so possibly generative, like wanting to know how space-time as such emerges from quantum foam. We may never know, yet learning why this is to be is such a fruitful pathmaking: evolving (as transitive verb) mathematics and Big Science along the way.
If being Habermasian doesn't imply scholasticism, then the "after" is not a trivial thing. Orienting "the" Question of Philosophy relative to Habermas honors his rightful place in intellectual history (in light of, say, a half century of allegedly post-metaphysicalist philosophy after Heidegger's "task of thinking" [short video]).
There is progress in Our conceptualization, but its general character is very elusive. The evolving character of conceptual progress may be "Simply" the conceptuality of our evolving, which easily seems to be nonsensical.
Habermas at the end of "The Language Game of Responsibility..." [free PDF] seems to be making a parting grand statement in this spirit (pp. 39-42), which a reader might not anticipate from the prevailing topic. His remarks are necessarily precursory, due to the nature of the conceptuality: to comprehensively comprehend "the genesis of the learning mind itself....The natural genealogy of the mind is a self-referential project; the human mind tries to capture itself [sich einholen] in comprehending itself as a product of nature" (42).
Yet, genesis is about ongoing generativity; its nature is self-enhancive (autopoietic, autogenic), I would argue. Proffering theories of mind is part of Our cultural evolution that advances in the endeavor, prospecting Our future culturality in our projects of explanation.
Representational and reconstructive interest is derivative of Our at-once futural, prospective, and generative interest in advancing the "nature" "of" "mind" through enhancing our capabilities (if not advancing humanity in itself).
This discussion is associated with the "good thinking" area of gedavis.com.
Be fair. © 2017, g. e. davis


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Credit Where It's Due: IGDA's Della Rocca Speaks Out
Gamasutra spoke to IGDA executive director Jason Della Rocca about the organization's recent push for industry-wide adoption of crediting standards in games, on the heels of controversy surrounding an absence of credit for members of the Rockstar Vienna t
The IGDA has recently begun a push for industry-wide adoption of crediting standards in games, in the wake of claims, originally broken by Gamasutra, that a number of Rockstar Vienna employees were missing from the credits of Manhunt 2. To that end, the company has released a public beta of its Credit Standards Guide, which was posted in September to the IGDA's members for feedback. The Credit Standards Committee chair, John Feil, will also host a roundtable at the 2008 Game Developers Conference, titled "The IGDA Credits Movement: The Revolution Is Already Here". Gamasutra spoke to IGDA executive director Jason Della Rocca about the push. He called accurate, complete and fair crediting "essential" to professional development and artistic fulfillment for all, and added that credit standards would also aid employers in making hiring decisions. How do you get publishers to credit consistently? What motivation can we give them? This is an industry driven by talent. More and more, we are seeing studios take a "talent = asset" approach. This includes practices like being mindful of work/life balance, maintaining competitive pay scales, providing opportunities to learn/grow, and ensuring credit is accurately given. Those studios that hold onto abusive practices will have a tougher time holding onto top talent. Which, in turn, is the talent they need to make great/profitable games. Ultimately, investing in talent is the best way to run a business. So, beyond pushing credit standards as simply the "right thing" to do, natural economics (and the maturation of the profession/industry) will help drive their adoption. What wider conclusions has the IGDA drawn on the state of game crediting? An earlier report from the Credit Standards Committee did an assessment of the current state of industry crediting, both in terms of process and labels/titles. That's online at: http://www.igda.org/credit/IGDA_CreditsSnapshot_Apr06.pdf In short, the conclusion is that it's all a big mess. Though, what's encouraging is that we're getting interest and buy-in at all levels. Not only is the rank-and-file developer keen on the prospect of consistently receiving fair and accurate credit, but we're hearing from producers who dread the credit process and are desperate for a set of rules/standards to refer to. Studios, of course, like the idea of having a degree of assured accuracy so that CVs can't be bloated with "embellished" credit claims. What do you say to those who demand the right to credit as they wish - for example, games like Guitar Hero III just credit all of Neversoft alphabetically. Is this wise? A big alpha dump is certainly better than no credit at all, as was the case in Manhunt 2. However, the IGDA standards specifically call for fully-contextualized credits. A big list of names does not provide enough info or insight into who contributed what to a given project, eliminating many of the benefits of having a standard in the first place. At the end of the day, we are proposing a set of voluntary standards. While our hope is that all studios will adopt the standards, we realize it may take a while.


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Q: VDD Error with 18F24J10 after turning off XINST I am using a PICKit2, pk2cmd, and SDCC to program a PIC18F24J10. In the course of troubleshooting some problems I was having with my code, I upgraded to SDCC 3.4.0. Compiling with the latest version gave me a warning,
"The code generated by SDCC does probably not work when XINST is enabled (possibly by default)."
So, I've gone ahead and disabled it via
    #pragma config XINST=OFF

And now it doesn't program with pk2cmd, giving me the following error:
    Program Memory Errors

    Address    Good      Bad
    003FFE     00FFFF    00F000
    VDD Error detected. Check target for proper connectivity.

Without the XINST=OFF line, it programs successfully. I can swap back and forth between having no change with Success and having XINST=OFF with Failure.

A: Are you using the right microcontroller definition?
As stated in the device datasheet http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/39682E.pdf  this microcontroller does not have configuration fuses, it loads the configuration at the end of program memory (0x3ff8 to 0x3fff).
If you extrapolate this to the configuration registers (config1l, config1h, config2l, config2h, config3l, config3h, devid1, devid2) it is the address matching the devid1 register which should be read-only...


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The "Hide The Women & Children" GameThread: #2 MSU at Rutgers
The Big Ten losing streak is at 31 game and counting. No sane person should expect it to end tonight.
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Corey Sanders was suspended for two weeks and will return tonight after missing four consecutive games. Deshawn Freeman and Shaq Doorson have been declared out for the season. Ibrahima Diallo had also been declared out for the season, but played 18 minutes against Northwestern this past Saturday. With the return of Sanders and Diallo, Eddie Jordan will have nine scholarship players available for tonight's game.
The question is not whether this game will be a blowout, as I don't really know how it won't be. The real question is how much of a blowout. Does Michigan State come in build a solid lead and coast to a comfortable 25 point win? Do they play hard for a good portion of the game and build a 40 point lead before stepping off the gas? Or do they go into full on take no prisoners mode and hand Rutgers its worst loss at home in program history, topping Purdue's 50 point win at the RAC in January? God it has come to this. Join us in the comments to commiserate over what is as close to a definite loss as there is.


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Welcome to the Ithaca College Center for LGBT Education, Outreach, and Services!
Our campus is home to a diverse, vibrant, and engaged community of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT), and allied students, staff, and faculty. Many LGBT and allied people have found the campus and surrounding community an ideal place to learn, work, and live.
The Center for LGBT Education, Outreach, and Services actively fosters the academic success and personal growth of LGBT students, and it offers college-wide services to enhance the campus community's understanding and appreciation of LGBT people and themes.
Our center is located on the lower level of the Hammond Health Center. The center's services include
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Founded in 2001, the center provides access to information, education, support, and services that value each person's unique diversity. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Islamabad Convent Schools (ICS) are two high school in Islamabad, Pakistan under the administration of Catholic Church. and this school has two branches, F-8/4 and H-8/4. The school in F-8/4 has classes till six and the one in H-8/4 has more classes than F-8/4. The current principal is Sr
Parveen Lal and the principal of F-8/4 is Sr Catherine Mehenga

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