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him/her until he/she finds a job/career that is comparable to his/her educational level or would you tell him/her to take a job regardless of the job's educational level? There are parents who DO financially support their children until they find a job commensurate with their educational level no matter HOW LONG it takes while there are parents who push their children to WORK immediately after graduation regardless of whether or not the job is dead end- as long as they work which isn't fair to the children and their career prospects.
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My daughter had a part time job in college and continued it until she found a job in her field. I believe that a graduate can find a part-time job and search for full time employment. Otherwise, nobody wins, as finding a job within a field often takes time. I know someone who could not find a good paying job for several years, as her degree was in a field that did not pay a decent salary. Ir is not fair to parents to support a child who insists on not working until he finds a suitable job.
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I would do what my parents did with me. They told me as long as I was in school, it was my job to get good grades, so I worked only when school was on break, or over the summer. When I wanted to go to grad school far away from home, they told me I had to finance it with scholarships and teaching assistantships. When I got my terminal degree, I was expected to go to work, and support myself. They helped out a little bit if I got in a bind, but for the most part, I didn't need help, because by that time, I was used to working, and not living beyond whatever means I scraped together. It was hard, compared to some of my classmates, whose parents foot the bill for everything, and never had to work while they were in school---but in the long run, I benefited from being expected to contribute. Instead of holding out for my dream job, I took the job that offered me a chance to just go to work in my field, and worked my way into better positions.
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Good question gmwilliams, but I think a question like this requires a complex answer. Being a recent graduate myself I truly understand the difficulty obtaining a job following graduation. One thing to consider would include if the recent grad can get a job in his/her field immediately after graduation. For example, I just received my doctoral degree and have to work one year in a postdoctoral fellowship. So technically I am no longer a college student but in the same token I am not a licensed psychologist either. What that equates to is despite having a doctoral degree I will not get paid as such until I can become licensed after completing my postdoc hours.
So using myself as an example I would be more lenient on my child if this was their situation or something similar. But say he/she graduated with an Associates or Bachelors degree then I would likely expect a little faster results since nothing would be holding them back from employment unless their field is overpopulated.
I guess it would be personal to the particular situation - but my instinct would say if they can go to work right after then that would be my expectation.
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Big Week!
I made it through alive!!! not only my first week of my new job, but also the sprint Triathlon in Wasaga!
After what was quite the overwhelming and process overloaded week, we got to spend the weekend at beautiful Wasaga Beach.
On Sunday I took part in the team challenge in the sprint distance. I felt like the race went surprising well considering I only just got my new bike up and running two weeks ago, and I haven't swam since the winter, I went 1:25! I overcame a panic attack in the water and my aerobar bar pad falling off.
I haven't raced since having kids, and this race reminded me how fun it is, especially racing with a team whose members are so fun and encouraging. teamLPC rocks!
Best Buddies at Wasaga Beach xo
Some epic/aggressive cheering happening on Saturday during the Olympic distance Tri
yes… I decided to do the famous "before-race-gear shot" I love the race numbers!
Annika and Selena were mommy's biggest cheerers!
First 100 meters of the bike… still had one foot out of the shoe, and my aerobar pad had just flown off…
Kinda really hurting… but finish line 200 meters ahead!
Leanne brought Rumour and their newest addition, Gambit. What a great picture of the cutest puppy!

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The Polarity Collection is a line of accessories for the workplace. The project is designed to highlight Visual Magnetics' InvisiLock technology, a powerful feature allowing 3D objects to be mounted to the wall surface using interlocking magnetic polarities. The pieces work in conjunction with this technology to conveniently eliminate the need for any hardware. The accessories sit freely, yet locked onto the wall surface, and held horizontally by the polarities.
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When talking about Atlanta, startups, tech, and becoming a top tier tech startup city, the first question is: "What do we need to add for the ecosystem to go faster?"
My answer: Atlanta needs more full time entrepreneurs.
We have a lot of hobbyists. These are folks who are living off their spouses income, showing up to every startup community event, active in social media, blogging even… but they are in the same place with their startup that they've been for the last 2 years. They say they aren't able to raise money or they justify it by saying there isn't enough capital in our city. I consider these folks hobbyists.
We have a lot of wannapreneurs. Sadly, I see at least one of these per day. It's the guy (and yes, most are guys) in the corporate job, hooked on the crack salary – with a mortgage, club membership, car payments – and isn't willing (or able) to make the dramatic changes that need to happen to do something meaningful. These guys are miserable in their job, climbing the ladder, have the skills needed to be a startup entrepreneur, but aren't able to pull the trigger. Often they come to me with this sad argument: "If I can just raise money, then I can afford to go full time on my startup." Every time, they almost pull off the surprised face when I tell them that they won't be able to raise money until they are in full-time.
We have lots of one-hit wonders. I think this is the most promising group of potential full-time entrepreneurs. It's the original team members of great Atlanta startups. They jumped into a startup 10+ years ago, stuck with it to make it wildly successful and now it's a big company. Now they have their stock options and big salaries but often have the itch. These are the people who have done it before and can usually do it again. Mindspring, Pardot, ISS, Airwatch, Mailchimp, Weather.com, Firethorn, CNN, Radiant Systems… the list of successes in Atlanta is long, and the founding core teams are often still around with the skills to do it again.
We need to recruit outside the state. This is something admittedly, that I need to do better. We all need to make an effort to attend the events like Southland in Nashville and other regional events to promote the amazing resources in Atlanta for tech startups and full-time entrepreneurs.
I know with all the excitement we are moving in the right direction, but it's important to acknowledge our biggest limiter: the number of full-time entrepreneurs. Not ideas. Not capital. Not talent for the growth team. We have plenty of those.


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"You've got to believe in yourself; it's all about confidence. I never think I'm not good enough. I know I'm always good enough to win."
Life changed forever for Nicola Adams OBE at London 2012. Britain's flyweight boxing champion talks about finding love, her troubled childhood and how she's priming her body for pro victory


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England have opted to recall fly-half Toby Flood at the expense of Owen Farrell for the second Test clash with South Africa in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Farrell has paid for a lack of top form with the more experienced Flood partnered with his Leicester team-mate Ben Youngs at scrum-half. Stuart Lancaster has also opted for a new midfield pairing of Manu Tuilagi at inside centre and Jonathan Joseph outside him in the No.13 shirt following an injury to Brad Barritt who will miss the Ellis Park clash following minor eye surgery.
Another injury to fullback Mike Brown has seen Ben Foden return to the No.15 shirt having started on the wing in the 22-17 defeat at Kings Park last weekend.
His spot on the wing is filled by David Strettle after he was a late withdrawal from the side that beat the SA Barbarians 54-26 in Kimberley on Wednesday. Ugo Monye was believed to be in the frame for a Test spot but was struggling with a tight hamstring.
Talking of the decisions behind the team selection, Lancaster said: "I am delighted for JJ [Joseph]. He has trained very well and showed against the Barbarians and in his short time on the field in the first Test that he is ready to make the step to international rugby. To have two 21-year-old centres is exciting and we are looking forward to seeing this combination in action.
"Owen has had a fantastic season and I am sure he will make a significant impact from the bench. However, Toby has waited patiently for his opportunity and the time is right to allow him the chance to demonstrate his experience and skills in what will be a very tough challenge.
"It's a shame for Mike Brown who worked hard to get that Test start but Ben Foden naturally reverts to full back and we return to the wing partnership of David Strettle and Chris Ashton that serves us well in the Six Nations."
England team: Ben Foden, Chris Ashton, Jonathan Joseph, Manu Tuilagi, David Strettle, Toby Flood, Ben Youngs; Joe Marler, Dylan Hartley, Dan Cole, Mouritz Botha, Geoff Parling, Tom Johnson, Chris Robshaw, Ben Morgan
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Research filter: The lost continent, allergies, and labouring under climate change
We put some of the week's biggest science stories through the Research Filter.
'Is climate change making you less productive?', 'Do white children have fewer food allergies?', and 'Is there really a lost continent submerged off Africa?'.
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When a player has numerous strengths combined with one significant weakness, it is often said that weakness is an Achilles' heel. The term works as an effective literary shortcut but often isn't apt because, unlike Achilles' wholly debilitating flaw, most detriments of college football players aren't enough to eliminate the player's value.
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Roy Crowne, HOPE's Executive Director, met Andrew at a church leaders' breakfast and heard about the Stepping Out Communities. He says, 'This takes church to where people are. It's an amazing missional idea, building community and giving people a context where they are comfortable to talk about Jesus.'
HOPE is keen to serve local churches as they consider ways to work together in mission. Contact the HOPE office to book a speaker from the HOPE leadership team to meet with church leaders in your area this autumn.


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At least five homes have been reported burglarized in the West Side Austin neighborhood this month.
In each of the residential burglaries, someone forced their way inside through a front or rear door to take property, Chicago Police said in a community alert. The most recent burglary took place between 1:25 and 2 p.m. Monday in the 4800 block of West Harrison.
Other burglaries were reported:
• between 8 a.m. Feb. 1 and 1 a.m. Feb. 2 in the 4900 block of West Quincy;
• between 7:40 a.m. Feb. 3 and 6:30 p.m. Feb. 4 in the 5000 block of West Washington;
• between 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Feb. 7 in the 1100 block of North Lawler; and
• between 7:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Feb. 9 in the 900 block of North Laramie.
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As per HTML documentation, a form can be validated prior to execution by using the onSubmit() method. The onSubmit() method should return a logical value which if true would execute the action.
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Since I have placed an image instead of a button, my HREF submits the form via a javascript call.
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While people are quick to dismiss nuclear energy as bad, Pandora's Promise shows how some leading environmentalists have converted to support its use. Many activists have become disillusioned with the traditional environmental approaches to climate change. They claim that the concerns are so dire, that non-carbon-producing nuclear is the best current solution to mitigate the effects of our years of fossil-fuel guzzling.
The film makes a surprisingly persuasive argument. Experts on the scientific side explain the ways that nuclear energy technology has advanced (new reactors recycle waste back into fuel) and examine what they say is misinformation (inflated radiation fears, that conservation and alternative energies could be enough). The reality is we will need more and more power, and we cannot continue to extract every last bit of oil, coal, and natural gas, then burn it and send it into the atmosphere. The film lays out the benefits of nuclear energy: It is clean, it doesn't pollute the air, it doesn't damage the ozone, and it produces large amounts of energy, which is inexpensive for consumers. One environmentalist says: "To be anti-nuclear is basically to be in favor of burning fossil fuels. I finally had to change my mind."
They make an interesting case. Obviously, what we are doing now isn't working. Coal is the most widely used source of energy in the world, and it is also the fastest growing source of energy. If you think about the air pollution produced by coal-fired power stations, not to mention the mining and transportation of coal, nuclear starts to look a bit better. Essentially, they argue that the devastating effects of fossil-fuel consumption are worse than the dangers posed by the production of nuclear energy.
Previously, to be an environmentalist was to be against nuclear energy. It is interesting to see these people changing their views on it (including Stewart Brand, publisher of the Whole-Earth Catalog). However, the film is almost entirely one-sided, extolling the benefits of nuclear power while portraying anti-nuclear activists as strident conspiracy theorists unwilling to see the truth. And it doesn't address the huge costs of building nuclear power stations (the film was partially funded by Vulcan, which is developing advanced nuclear technologies). However, what's clear is that the old environmental strategies aren't sufficient, and somehow we need to create a new clean-energy infrastructure to replace the current fossil-fuel infrastructure before we all choke to death.


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Veterinary Council Board Visit University of Ilorin Veterinary Teaching Hospital Today For Accreditation
An accreditation team from the Board of Veterinary Council of Nigeria is due in the University of Ilorin this Monday (July 25, 2016) to access the facilities at the University of Ilorin Veterinary Teaching Hospital (UIVTH) for the purpose of clinical accreditation.
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The Director of UIVTH, Prof Emmanuel O. Oyedipe, disclosed this to Unilorin Bulletin during a chat in his office penultimate Friday (July 15, 2016).
According to Prof. Oyedipe, "this accreditation will permit all graduating students of the ten academic programmes in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine to practise as professional veterinarians.
The Director said, "The Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) accreditation permits academic institutions to start their programmes after meeting basic standards. They then visit regularly to monitor quality and adherence. Usually in our case, that involves pre-clinical and para-clinical facilities and training curriculum and we have passed all that".
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Ben & Jerrys is one of the premier ice cream companies in the United States. They are constantly producing new flavors inspired by celebrities and current events. Ben & Jerrys has managed to remain on the cusp of creativity for over 30 years. The objective of this lesson is to teach students how to create a business plan for a new, creative product.
Asteroids, Meteors, Meteorites, and Meteoroids! From Sci-Fi to Reality
In this lesson, students will learn to differentiate between asteroids, meteors, meteorites, and meteoroids, they will think about their definitions and representations in science and popular culture, and they will consider ways to go about further explaining these phenomena to an audience through a critical, creative-writing piece.
Storytelling With the Stars
In this lesson, students learn about the literary elements of plot and characterization using popular movies and celebrities as brainstorming prompts.
Creating a Movie Sequel Using the Eight-Point Story Arc
The objective of this lesson is for students to create a movie proposal for a film executive by using the eight-point story arc.
MLK and Malcolm X: The civil rights movement and the X-Men origins
The American Civil Rights movement inspired many people, including Marvel Comic's mastermind writers Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. They have created some of the most powerful superheroes in the comic universe but did you know some of these characters were influenced by actual real life heroes in history? Lee and Kirby used the iconic civil rights leaders Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X as the inspiration behind the characters Charles Xavier aka Professor X and Erik Lehnsherr aka Magneto, the creators of the X-Men. Rather than fighting aliens and criminals, they fought against the oppression mutants faced on a daily basis in society, albeit by different methods. Much like MLK Jr. and Malcolm X, Professor X chose a non-violent approach and Magneto took more of a defensive stance against violent oppression and prejudice.
It's presumed in comic book lore that Magneto is a villain but Stan Lee had a different perspective when he created the character. Stan Lee says about the metal warping mutant, "I did not think of Magneto as a bad guy. He was just trying to strike back at the people who were so bigoted and racist. He was trying to defend mutants, and because society was not treating them fairly, he decided to teach society a lesson. He was a danger of course, but I never thought of him as a villain."
Even in the film adaptations of the X-Men series, Michael Fassbender who plays the role of Magento, admits the iconic figures were inspiration for their on-screen portrayals.
It came up early on in the rehearsal period and that was the path we took, says Michael Fassbender, These two brilliant minds coming together and their views arent that different on some key things. As you watch them you know that if their understanding, ability and intelligence could somehow come together it would be really special. But the split is what makes them even more interesting and tragic. The Hero Complex, LA Times
Why Fairy Tale Reboots are a Necessary Part of Society
Fairy tale reboots are so in right now. Cinderella's in the theatres, Once Upon a Time had a strong last season, and Maleficent rocked the box office. Versions of all these stories have already been made. So why are we rebooting them? Is it a cynical cash grab by studios? Well, yes, partially. But it's also something more.
Fairy tales are a way to communicate shared values. As our values change, so to must our touchstones that convey them.Magic Mirror by Greg Guillemin The old versions of fairy tales just don't work for people today. We don't seem to find them entertaining, funny, inspiring, or relevant. Our culture has changed, and so our stories are changing as well.
This is not the first time that we have changed fairy tales. Disney itself became rich rebooting the dark German peasant tales of the Brothers Grimm into something light and fun for consumerist America, then rehashed them again with a spate of direct-to-video sequels in the 1990s. Now, Disney, and others, are again changing fairy tale characters to make them more relevant to society today. The changes to fairy tales show us many changes in how mainstream society views both the media and the world.
Why Do Fairy Tales Matter?
Fairy tales, or similar folklore, appear in most world cultures. Often, when they were written, they were not believed to be fiction. For example, the Brothers Grimm published "Hansel and Gretel" in 1812, 66 years before the last real-life witchcraft trial in the United States was held in 1878. These fairy tales had real relevance to people who believed in witches, fairies, and other evil creatures. Now, few people believe, but fairy tales are still relevant. In fact, with the rise of fantasy literature, movies and TV shows, it's clear that we are interested in magic almost as much as those ancestors who believed in it. Partially, this is because we still use fairy tales as what literary critics call "touchstones." Touchstones are references that most people can understand, like the phrases "wicked stepmother" and "magic beans." These touchstones carry a lot of meaning in a small package, and can be used for metaphors, morals, political speeches, and more. They are a way to communicate shared values and understandings. As our values change, how do we update our touchstones?
The RLL Podcast: Ep. 2 – Deadpool, Star Wars, VR and The Art of Storytelling
Abe and Tharaha are joined by special guests, New York Times notable Author Daniel Jose Older and Teacher extraordinaire Maeve Gavagan to discuss storytelling in the 21st century. We explore the advances in storytelling through different mediums such as print, television, film, video games, virtual reality, social media and even live theatrical experiences. Tharaha lets us know about the newly featured content on NuSkool.com including the teachable moments found in the Deadpool and Star Wars films.
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Check out all of the great work mentioned in this episode:
Shadowshaper by Daniel Jose Older
Mama Day by Gloria Naylor
Hamilton on Broadway
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Nueromancer by William Gibson
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
Ernest Hemingway's Six Word Novel
The Danger of a Single Story by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The Art of Storytelling
The objective of this lesson plan is to engage students in the art of storytelling and improve their public speaking skills.
Story Basics: How to Create Your Own Storyboard for Pixar
The objective of this lesson is to have students create their own storyboard based on their own proposed idea for a Pixar film.
Storytelling is an art and is more difficult than it may seem.
A story must include 5 key elements – a beginning introduction, rising action, climax, falling action, and finally, the conclusion.
"I AM" Here for Newtown
In this lesson students will create "I AM" poems that will help them explore their feelings about the shootings that occurred in Newtown, Connecticut.
Traditionally, an I AM poem is an 18-line, three-stanza poem which students write about themselves, a real or fictitious character. These particular I AM poems include prompts that specifically address coping as well as helping the student understand how their own thoughts and lives can be supportive towards the lives of others.


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Hello ! I am Pawan Garg.
I have been trying to setup FLUENT boundary conditions for the problem of Turbulent flow through a straight channel which is rotating at certain RPM in the plane of the channel.
I have not been able to get a converged solution!
What is the best way to set-up such a flow in the rotating reference frame.
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Hermanus provides some of the most effective land-based whale watching on earth. The very first Whale Crier in the entire world isn't only an important attraction but keeps visitors informed regarding where the whales may be seen when he does his rounds daily. In case it happens that you're in the incorrect location, the Whale Crier will aid you. Out of every one of the spots Hermanus appears to be the favorite spot for whale watching.
Hermanus delivers a number of approaches to view whales plus a massive quantity of other activities to complement a whale watching holiday. The tourists can find an opportunity to see lowland gorillas and chimpanzees within their normal habitat. Regardless of the lovely weather, summer isn't especially busy in Hermanus, because most tourists come specifically to view the whales.
Your trip could be extended or amended to incorporate a few of the activities, there's some great deals available locally and you may be able to book them online if you use an IP anonymizer. Boat tours ought to be prebooked, and although you can impulsively choose the day, you could be left disappointed as a result of availability. Visit Hermanus to discover the only whale crier on the planet.
The boats are comparatively large and very safe with highly experienced crews. There are plane trips you are able to take, to see the whales and also the dolphins from the air. The very best and memorable approach to delight in whale watching is to have a boat trip, the boats aren't allowed too near the whales in case they disturb them.
The optimal/optimally whale watching chances in the world are found in the southern tip of Africa. There aren't any crowds so you may really watch the penguins in their own normal environment. Hermanus is the very best land based whale watching site on the planet. Hermanus is internationally known as the the top place on the planet to perform land-based' whale-watching, however you can likewise enjoy boat-based whale-watching in Hermanus an excellent family activity along with a close up encounter with whales you'll never forget!
Over time, Hermanus has become a favorite spot on the map, and it has seen a gain in tourism income. Certainly, while any Hermanus accommodation vows to present you with a memorable stay, there are a number of that truly stick out from the remains. There are numerous things which are possible to do in Hermanus.
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Boat-based fishing trips might be organized within the local town along with cray fishing trips. Sandbaai beach has various rock pools with fascinating marine living. Hermanus offers visitors the perfect hiking experience. Hermanus has a handful of hotels, guesthouses and bed-and-breakfasts to offer together with a lot of self-catering houses for rental.
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Some friends and I are going to drive from Boston to Bar Harbor in early fall. We'll probably take 95 north, and I hear Rte 1 is lovely, so we might go that way even though it'll add a bit to our time (we are allotting about 7 hours for driving and pulling over and constant snacking). if consensus is that Rte 1 is a waste in the fall, then we'll go 95 to 295.
What are some good places? If we will be driving out of Logan, so we will not be in Boston proper. Our criteria:
Seafood please. Even better if whole-belly clams are involved.
Not pricey ($20 lobster rolls need not apply)
Sit down? Table cloths? Silverware? Not necessary.
Not too far off-course (that is, not more than a 20-25 minute detour from the way we're headed)
I hear Waterman's Beach Lobster is good but we are going mid-late September, and most shacks seem to be closed after Labor Day.
Any suggestions? (We're fairly familiar with Bar Harbor itself, so no restaurant recs there needed).
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In this engaging survey Paula Gooder looks at the ways in which the biblical writers saw heaven and earth connect, exploring all the major strands of belief about life after death, including the role of paradise, and what happens between death and resurrection.
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This book examines what heaven is, and Paula Gooder applies her considerable scholarship to understanding the biblical idea of heaven. She draws on biblical, deutero-canonical books and the rabbinic literature in her survey of the subject, concluding with an examination of what an understanding of heaven means for Christians in the here-and-now. As usual with Paula Gooder, it is written in an easy-to-read style, bringing great scholarship into the everyday world. A must-read for any Christian who thinks we will spend eternity in a disembodied heavenly existence.


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Do you wonder why some people naturally gain respect, while others have to command or, worse, demand it?
Earning respect is in direct correlation to treating others with the same. Showing respect sounds like a basic skill, and yet somehow complaints about being disrespected run rampant around coffee rooms and bathrooms in companies around the country.
Are parents and teachers shirking their responsibility for turning everyone into good little citizens that can play well with others? Perhaps, but more likely, cultural norms have changed. Families allow for greater familiarity, and schools are more focused on test scores and class sizes than they are on teaching little Johnny and Susie to stand out as leaders.
But whether you are the executive in charge or a contributing team member, your ability to earn respect will impact your emotional happiness and ultimate career trajectory. Some people in authority believe they are entitled to respect simply due to their position or experience, but this sort of respect diminishes over time and can ultimately hurt the company culture.
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Great Places: Dunstable
The oldest charter town in Bedfordshire, Dunstable is an historic market town with character and charm and is surrounded by attractive countryside. Located just 30 miles north of London, the town has excellent transport links and is currently home to approximately 37,500 residents.
Dunstable has always been a popular place to live and work. However, traffic congestion along the high street has created a number of challenges for the town. The rich history and market town characteristics of Dunstable's high street have for many years been overshadowed by heavy traffic.
The next few years mark a significant turning point for the town. In 2011 we published a strategy outlining a number of initiatives for regenerating Dunstable and since then we have been working alongside our partners to create a vibrant and attractive town centre for people to live, work, play, visit and shop.
Significant progress is being made to improve the transport links, including the Luton-Dunstable Guided Busway (opened 2013) and the A5 - M1 link and Woodside link roads (opened 2017), which will also improve congestion in Dunstable's town centre by diverting motorway traffic.
We helped to facilitate and speed up the development of the Woodside Industrial Estate and adjacent commercial area by adopting a Local Development Order in May 2014. This has enabled swift planning decisions for Prologis Park and companies Amazon, Lowri Beck and Icopal.
We are currently working on a number of other initiatives, such as the redevelopment of Dunstable's leisure centre and library, with the aim of making Dunstable a great place to live, work, and build businesses.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 185829
Compiling bind-9.3.1-14_FC4.src.rpm on non-fedora system
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:11:27 EST
Description of problem:
Compiling the source RPM on a system without DBUS fails, because %patch25 isn't
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1. rpm -Uvh bind-9.3.1-14_FC4.src.rpm
2. cd /usr/src/redhat/SPECS
3. rpmbuild -ba --define "WITH_DBUS 0" bind.spec
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Prep stage fails; patch asks to patch files that aren't there.
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Smooth, easy compile.
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This is on a CentOS release 3.6 system; dbus is not present.
Created attachment 126317 [details]
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I was recently lucky to acquire access to 30,000 acres of prime predator country to hunt. The very cool rancher said the yotes have been wreaking some havoc on the current calving going on and wouldn't mind getting some eliminated. Went out this morning and nailed a couple. Here's one taken at 45 yds a big male dropped with the Mossy 500 and dead coyote. Rolled him hard that DC ammo may be expensive but its death with a good choke out to fifty for me in either one of my shotguns.
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Grand Entrance Planned for Jerusalem
Mayor Nir Barkat is behind a plan to revitalize the entry to the capital with skyscrapers and a modern look.
"The Jerusalem Municipality is holding a fervent marathon of discussions and authorizations in order to change the landscape of the city's entrance: 350,000 meters of constructed landscape reminiscent, according to the planners, of La Defense district in Paris. All of the modern transportation routes to Jerusalem will connect there: buses, the light rail, the train, taxis, and bicycles."


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An alternative political venue for news and opinion - independent of Tullytown Borough government
Date: General Election 2011
In September 2010 Tullytown Council hired Carmen Raddi as "Coordinator," a make-believe name from over a decade ago which is not recognized or defined by the Pennsylvania Borough Code, the bible by which borough operations must be operated under Pennsylvania law. Given Mr. Raddi's extensive educational background, years of managing the much larger local municipalities of Bensalem Township and Bristol Township, and the need to match his title with actual job duties and requirements of the Borough Code, he was made "Manager" through an ordinance in February 2011. By any standards he has done an excellent job. Those who believe that $58,000 is excessive for a borough manager need only look back to 1992 when Bob Shellenberger was made manager at a salary of $39,000 plus an incredible, almost ridiculous benefit package (click here to see it). If Shellenberger kept the job and received the same yearly pay increases as other borough employees he would now be earning in excess of $110,000 per year plus benefits, Mr. Raddi earns $58,000.
When the new council majority takes office in January they are looking to fire this genuine professional and bring in one of their political hacks (underlining added for emphasis). Click HERE to stop the madness.
Date: January 3, 2012
Backing down from her promise not to remove Tullytown Borough Manager Carmen Raddi, newly sworn council member MAY KUCHER sat silent as her cronies on Council, RICK ADAMS, MATT PIROLLI and MARYANN GAHAGAN met in private council chambers to force Raddi's ouster. The dirty deed occurred shortly after Kucher's swearing-in along with Councilmen Ed Armstrong and Ed Czyzyk at 6:35pm Tuesday, January 3, only moments before Kucher started her first meeting on Council.
Though nothing was said at the time, it was obvious from the look on Mr. Raddi's face as to what had happened immediately after the swearing-in ceremony. Raddi, the consummate gentleman and professional, continued serving the community until the end of the meeting. Council members Armstrong, Czyzyk and Servis were not factually aware at what had transpired until they followed Mr. Raddi into his office following adjournment of the meeting.
During the election Kucher continually stated that it was all, "Lies, lies, lies" when Armstrong, Czyzyk and
then Councilman George Fox told the public that Kucher, along with ADAMS, PIROLLI and GAHAGAN, was a conspirator in Raddi's removal once she took office (see article below). Kucher even commented that Raddi was a, "good Italian" like herself and that she was pleased with his excellent work.
It is now obvious that the only lies were coming from Kucher's own mouth. The "good Italian" is now gone.
Now that the partridge in a pear tree season is over, other visions and music of old come to mind. Whether it be, "When will we ever learn?" by Pete Seeger or the technician in the Verizon commercials asking, "Can you hear me now".
Well, Dear Tullytown residents, now do you believe what Tullytown Council candidates Armstrong, Czyzyk and Fox warned you of? These three public servants have had in the blink of an eye four years of hard work tossed aside by council members interested more about their relative's jobs than our town and its residents.
Where will it end? Will they now stop the Route 13 project that is about to start any day? Perhaps they will discourage SEPTA from constructing a new train station now scheduled to start shortly after the Route 13 construction, or toss aside Carmen Raddi's long-term financial plans for a Tullytown without a landfill? How about open space plans or dredging Franklin Cove so boats can once again appear on Tullytown's shore?
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Seneca Falls – Gino F. Cologgi, 88 of Mechanic St., Seneca Falls, NY, died Saturday (June 6, 2015) at Highland Hospital, Rochester, NY.
Family and friends may attend Gino's Memorial Mass on Wednesday (June 10) at 9 AM at St. Patrick's Church with Reverend Peter Bayer as celebrant. Burial will be in Sampson Veterans Cemetery at the convenience of the family. There will be no prior calling hours.
If desired, contributions may be made to St. Patrick's Church, 25 Center St, Waterloo, NY 13165 or to the Seneca Falls Library, 47 Cayuga St., Seneca Falls, NY 13148.
Gino was born in Seneca Falls, NY on January 16, 1927 the son of the late Augustus & Mary Turri Cologgi. He was a life resident of Seneca Falls and was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II. He was a graduate of Champlain College in Plattsburg, NY where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. He was retired from General Electric of Clyde, NY and had previously been employed by Gould's Pumps, Seneca Army Depot, Bausch & Loomb, Kodak where he had developed the manufacturing of the Lithium Battery, and had been a consultant for Bombardier of Auburn, NY.
He was a member of the Lt. Cyrus Garnsey Post 435 V.F.W. and the Kirk-Casey Post 366 American Legion, both of Seneca Falls. He was a member of the Seneca Falls Elks Lodge #992, the Seneca Falls Knights of Columbus Council #222, Rumseyville Sportsmen's Club of Seneca Falls and a former member of the Seneca Falls Central School Board of Education. He had also served as a Boy Scout Leader. He enjoyed carving, creating many carvings for his family. His fondest memories were the years he and his family resided on the lake.
He is survived by:
His wife, Phyllis Fure Cologgi – Seneca Falls, NY
2 daughters – Linda (Glenn) Prosser – Seneca Falls, NY
Donna (Paul) Cerza – Seneca Falls, NY
1 son – Robert (Margaret) Cologgi – Clifton Park, NY
6 grandchildren – Kristen (Will Childress) Cologgi, Kimberly & Matthew Cologgi, Jonathon Prosser, Nicholas (Kristina) Cerza & Michael Cerza.
1 sister – Betty (Charles) Buttacavoli – Holbrook, NY
1 brother – Richard (Carol) Cologgi – Williamsburg, VA.
Several nieces & nephews
In addition to his parents, Gino was predeceased by 2 brothers, Amilio & Robert Cologgi.
Arrangements are under the direction of Doran Funeral Home, Seneca Falls, NY
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Calls for tender :: Coordination of Pilot Testing on Methodologies for Energy Consumption and Carbon Footprint
Deadline: 28 February 2012
(18/07/2011) A call for tenders will be sent soon to 5 candidates identified by the European Commission for a service contract of a maximum value of € 60.000. The objective of this initiative is to provide overall coordination and assistance for the execution of pilot tests by industry on methodologies applicable to ICT products, services and organisations. The Digital Agenda (Key action 12) has called on the ICT industry to adopt, by the end of 2011, a common measurement framework to capture its energy consumption and carbon emissions. In this context industry organisations will road-test the compatibility of the relevant draft methodology standards in the field.


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A list of WEIRD celebrity eating habits includes…
Scott Foley from "Scandal" recently revealed that his family always puts peanut butter on scrambled eggs, so, here's a list of 12 other weird celebrity eating habits…
Kourtney Kardashian peels the chocolate off of her Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and eats it FIRST, "like a chocolate appetizer."
Jennifer Lawrence likes something called a "chili pizza sandwich." She says, quote, "You have a piece of pizza, you put southern chili in it with noodles, and then another piece of pizza, and then you eat it like a sandwich."
Chrissy Teigen mixes her cereals, which is a classic pro move. For example, she recommends Cap'n Crunch mixed with Fruity Pebbles.
Channing Tatum's favorite sandwich is . . . peanut butter, grape jelly, and Cheetos on white bread.
Michael Bublé apparently eats corn on the cob almost like it's a hot dog . . . instead of the 'typewriter,' side-to-side approach, he eats it from the END.
Mariah Carey only eats PURPLE foods like eggplants, grapes, and plums for 3 days out of the week. The diet supposedly has some benefits because purple fruits and vegetables tend to be high in antioxidants.
Stephen King always has a piece of cheesecake before he starts writing.
Fergie from Black Eyed Peas is one of those people who drinks apple cider vinegar. She says she never misses her daily shot of it.
Renee Zellweger's favorite snack is . . . ice cubes. She supposedly said, quote, "As long as I get that 'constant [full]' feeling, it's semi-tolerable."
Billionaire Warren Buffett is 86 . . . and he credits his long life to eating like he's "six years old." He drinks at least five Cokes a day . . . snacks on Utz Potato Stix . . . and occasionally has ice cream for breakfast.
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Penguin recorded a 54-point win over Devonport on Saturday, with the future of the Two Blues on full display.
READ MORE: NWFL 2017: Penguin's youngsters impress as the Two Blues down Devonport
Devonport coach Troy Davies believes his side will learn from their defeat at the hands of the Two Blues
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GALLERY: Penguin defeated Devonport in their NWFL clash at Devonport Oval on Easter Saturday
Ulverstone defeated Wynyard by 14 points on Saturday, 8.9 (57) to 6.7 (43).
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Devonport Strikers made a strong statement in the latest instalment of their NPL Tasmania title defence, defeating South Hobart 2-0 at Valley Road on Saturday.
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China and India have always known to be on a silent war where there is only a wait for a fraction of a mistake before the war wail begins. Even though the mountains that crown our nation have shared the glory with China, till some time ago the roads had been deemed dangerous by many. The Indian pilgrims were devoid of their visit to Lord Shiva's lair.
But now with PM Narendra Modi visiting China in May there might be some scope for them to travel safely and complete their Kailash-Mansarovar trip and feel the presence of Lord Neelkanth. Ms. Sushma Swaraj who is currently in Beijing for the Russia-India-China trilateral meeting said that she is trying her best to resolve the boundary issues for the benefit of both the nations.
Swaraj said that meeting held for close developmental partnership during last September on the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping to India is a proof that both the nations want to unite to enter into the era of "Asian century".
Ms Swaraj's visit to China has been seen as an important one since China's outrage towards the India-US bonding saying that they might not let off India easy to become a member of the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).
Currently, Sushma Swaraj's reason to visit China is to lighten the room for further communications and treaties between the two nations and make a safe path for the Prime Minister to walk in and save the day.
PM Narendra Modi is all set to make a visit to China in the coming May this fall and it is anticipated that it will pave way to a lot more opportunities than before for the nation. Rest assured, in Modi's rule, opportunities keep popping up and we hope that this forthcoming treaty also results in everyone's favor.


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TABLE TALK: Michelle Obama shares a memorable moment with Phillip Raptis of the Yankee Kitchen Family restaurant in Boardman. Before their breakfast, her husband, Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama, stopped in for a workout at Fitness One in niles.
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SENIOR COLLEGEThe badminton league for Senior College Year 11 -13 boys and girls begins in the first week of Term 2. The badminton league for Senior College Year 9- 10 boys and girls begins in the first week of Term 3. Venues: Badminton North Harbour, Bond Cres, Forrest Hill – South Zone Active Badminton Centre, 44-46 Apollo Dr, Mairangi Bay – North Zone
JUNIOR COLLEGEJunior College competition is held in Term 3,commencing in Week 3.
Venue: Badminton, North Harbour, Bond Cres, Forrest Hill
Senior College GamesBoys A & B Grade - MondaysBoys C Grade - TuesdaysGirls A & B Grade - WednesdaysGirls C Grade - Tuesdays
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December 20, 2005
Over the past century, medical advances have extended life spans and improved the quality of life. A new paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research quantifies the benefits economically.
The authors find that:
- The reduction in mortality from 1970 to 2000 had an economic value of about $3.2 trillion per year.
- Over the longer term, the cumulative longevity gains during the twentieth century were worth about $1.3 million per person.
They also note that improvements in health tend to be complementary:
- Improvements in life expectancy from any source raise willingness to pay for further health improvements by increasing the value of remaining life.
- This means that advances against one disease, like heart disease, raise the value of progress against other age-related ailments, such as cancer.
- The authors find that reductions in mortality since 1970 have raised the value of further health progress by about 18 percent.
The authors also suggest that current funding of medical research is too low. A single percent reduction in mortality from cancer or heart disease would be worth nearly $500 billion to current and future Americans. However, the United States only invests $50 billion annually in medical research.
Source: Les Picker, "The Value of Health and Longevity," NBER Digest, December 2005; based upon: Kevin Murphy and Robert Topel, "The Value of Health and Longevity," National Bureau of Economic Research, Working Paper No. 11405, June 2005.
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Adaptation - Adaptation is the term used to refer to the preparations countries will have to make to deal with climate change.
They includes measures such as protecting coastal areas by building sea walls, reforestation to try to prevent flooding, increasing water conservation and changing crops to varieties that flourish in warmer climates
Annex 1 - the world's 37 richest countries (including the UK), whose prosperity has been built on emitting carbon, as opposed to non-Annex 1, roughly categorised as blameless victims
CCS - Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology
CDM - Clean Development Mechanism which enables wealthy countries to offset their emissions by funding pollution-cutting measures in the developing world
COP15 - the official name of the Copenhagen climate change summit — the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP)
CVF/V11 - Climate Vulnerable Forum, the 11 nations most vulnerable to climate change, including Bangladesh and the Maldives.
Greenhouse gases - mostly CO2, methane and nitorus oxide
HadCM3 - climate change simulation model
IPCC - Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the all-important scientific body that advises the UN's climate negotiations
LDCF - Least Developed Countries Fund, established to finance climate change intiatives in poorer countries
MEF - Major Economies' Forum, launched by President Barack Obama to help generate the politcal leadership necessary to achieve a successful outcome in Copenhagen.
UNFCCC - the UN Framework Concention on Climate Change, a standing convention of officials and diplomats haggling over every comma of the final negotiating text.


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Beyond the misery of all this snow, I like to remind myself that there is some beauty to be found. But, seriously, I've had enough snow to last me until next winter.
These photos were taken on January 27, 2010.
Beyond the misery of all this snow, I like to remind myself that there is some beauty to be found. But, seriously, I've had enough snow to last me until next winter.
These photos were taken on January 27, 2010.
Yet another blizzard hits New York City! That's quickly becoming a regular occurrence around here. At least the city was prepared this time and most people knew to stay off the roads. Of course, that doesn't mean that it still wasn't an adventure trying to get around. Just take these people trying to cross Canal St at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge – a long crossing, especially when snow is flying at your face.
BTW, this is the first photo posted here that was taken with my brand new Canon 50D DSLR. So happy.
This photo was taken on January 26, 2010.
I spent three days in Chicago in August 2009. The first day was a beautiful, warm, late summer day. The last two? They were miserable, rainy affairs. Still, one has to make do with what nature deals them. It can't be too bad – after all, I did get to see a Cubs game that was played in a tight window between periods of deluge. On my last morning, I just wandered around The Loop and ended up on the harbor, watching all these boats rocking left and right, back and forth, as the wind whipped and the rain began to fall. A rainy, but oddly beautiful, end to my all-too-short visit to Chicago.
This photo was taken on August 27, 2009.
After dinner at Book Bindery, I decided I wanted some nice Belgian-style beers before calling it a night. That's how I found myself crossing a bridge and then staring to my right at another, much higher bridge. The cool thing was that I had a nice overhead shot of part of Seattle – the lights on the ground and the light reflecting off the river at night.
This photo was taken on October 2, 2010.
Not to get all Old Man McCrankyPants but, seriously? More snow when we've yet to entirely do away with the last blast of snow still lingering on our sidewalks? Sure, it's not Mother Nature's fault that the city's slow response is mostly responsible that there are still reminders of the last storm – the remaining, greying snow and the garbage bags lining the curb – but it'd be nice if she'd be a little understanding. Perhaps a one-month reprieve? Is that too much to ask? Then again, maybe she's taking pity on us because, as I type this, it seems like the snow is starting to taper off already.
This photo was taken on January 7, 2011.
This is easily the most popular photo I've ever taken if my Flickr stats and numerous Gothamist appearances are any indication. This wasn't my Project 365 photo for that day and it really was just a throwaway shot, at least in my mind it was, but I thought it was funny enough to post. I didn't know the origin of these guys being in Times Square, that they were essentially scumbags who wanted money for photos.
This photo was taken on November 29, 2009.
After a frustrating darts game in which I had a chance to win twice but couldn't double out on my first try and subsequently lost on the following turn, I walked over to the bar and saw Lesli's (the bartender) reflection in the mirror. All this time I spent at the bar and I never even noticed there was a mirror behind the bar – that's how in the zone I normally am. Anyway, inspiration struck and I wanted to see how a photo of her facing the mirror, away from the bar would look. Not bad, I think.
This photo was taken on January 3, 2011.
I had gotten to the airport over an hour early for my flight to Chicago – blame it on the insanely good timing of R to E to AirTrain that morning – so I had plenty of time to just wander around JetBlue's spiffy new terminal. I started taking photos of the place and I just lucked out when this guy walked, seemingly striding with purpose, directly into the center of the shot, making an infinitely neater shot than just the terminal itself.
This photo was taken on August 25, 2009.
Thanks to the blizzard that dumped 20 or so inches of snow on us, the sight of garbage bags, piled high and stretching far is a sad, familiar sight on New York City's streets even though it's been a week since the snow fell. Chalk it up to a poorly managed response to the snowfall plus the possibility of a sanitation slowdown. They just started garbage collection yesterday but even that's hampered by a necessary split in service where some trucks are still working on the snow in some areas. It's estimated that there are 50,000 tons of garbage to haul away, some of which has been accumulating since before Christmas. Christmas! That was over 10 days ago! Now all we need are the rats to come out of hiding and then we can sound the alarm for a plague warning!
This photo was taken on January 3, 2011.
The Stumptown at the Ace Hotel has lines out the door and into the hotel lobby on just about every weekday I've been there. When the blizzard finally came to an end on Monday, I stopped in for some coffee before getting some work done and this place was empty. Dead. This was the only person on line. That's what it takes for them not to be busy – a blizzard in the week between Christmas and New Year's.
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The Big One – an earthquake on or near Canada's west coast registering around 9.0 in magnitude – has the potential to send economic and financial aftershocks all across the country. Such a massive earthquake could cause insurance companies to fail and trigger a domino effect across the financial sector. At present, Canada is not prepared to deal with the consequences.
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Heidi Klum has proved, yet again, that she's the indisputable queen of Halloween.
While the supermodel has donned some pretty intricate costumes in the past – including dressing up as Jessica Rabbit, a detailed butterfly and the Hindu goddess Kali – Klum's costume for her annual Halloween bash this year required a little less make-up.
However, it did require five other women to don synthetic replicas of her face to go as nearly identical clones of the 43-year-old "America's Got Talent" star.
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"This came about because everyone always says, 'How do you juggle it all? How do you juggle it all?' I'm always thinking, 'I wish there were more of me so I could have it much easier,'" Klum told ET outside her star-studded celebration in New York City on Monday. "One could stay at home, the other one could go work! So that's how it happened! It's six-times me today!"
Just because she didn't wear a lot of make-up for the costume doesn't mean the process wasn't incredibly intricate and time consuming.
"I had my face cast and all then the girls had to have their faces cast and it was very tricky because my face had to then fit on their faces, so it was very, very hard to do," Klum shared.
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The mother of four also revealed how her kids reacted when they saw her with the rest of the Heidi squad, sharing, "They thought it was a lot of fun!"
"I think for them, it's probably the freakiest," she added with a laugh.
For Klum, the fun of dressing up for Halloween comes in getting a chance to surprise people, and stir their creative passions.
"I like to inspire people to come up with new ideas so you're not always the same every year," she shared. "That, for me, is always the biggest challenge because I want to surprise people with something."
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"Redistribution" is not a matter of first principles and anyone who tells you otherwise is mistaken. All fiscal policy is redistributive, in that it involves collecting taxes from someone and spending money on programs that benefit someone else. And the question of how progressive that redistribution ought to be depends on outside factors, such as the relative economic cost of various kinds of taxes and the level of pre-tax inequality.
Changes in economic conditions should change people's preferences about the level of fiscal progressivity. For example, if returns to economic growth increasingly accrue to people at the top of the income distribution, we should become more favorable to progressive redistribution. If the economy becomes more fragile, with more risk of recessions that lead to years-long spells of high unemployment, that calls for a more robust and progressively-financed safety net. And if top income tax rates are well below the peak of the Laffer Curve, that creates more room for added progressivity.
As it happens, these are all conditions that have manifested over the last thirty years, and especially the last five — and they're why I favor a more redistributive fiscal policy than I used to. Conservatives are wrong on this issue, and outside conditions have shifted over time in a way that has made them much more wrong than they used to be.
As Barro notes, the The Republican Party today is in a situation very similar to the British Labour Party back in the '80s. Being too extreme made the socialists in the Labour Party ineffective both at winning elections and at enacting policies. If the GOP can become more moderate, it can again be an effective opposition party to the Democrats going forward.


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3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in the 'sleeping' wing connected by covered deck to an open plan kitchen, dining, TV room and lounge in the 'living' wing with another sun deck overlooking the bush.
Tastefully furnished with everything you need.
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If you like we can provide linen for the beds, so you don't have to get home to a load of washing.
Bikes, surfboards, fishing rods and heaps of beach gear for everyone.
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Taurus: trees, coffee/hot chocolate, Christmas sweaters, water lilies, pink roses, presents, autumn leaves, pancakes/crepes, paved streets, comfy blanket.
Gemini: tornado, yellow cabs, crowded citiy, lemons, joker card, sand clock, clouds, roller coaster ride/funfair, ice cream, trains.
Cancer: pearls, old books, woollen scarfs, pocket watch/clock, dried flowers, the Moon, ocean, tearful eyes, babies, lip balms.
Leo: the Sun, champagne, theaters, gold watch/jewelry, crown, lions/felines, sunflowers, fireworks, candies, glitter clothes.
Virgo: libraries, bathrooms, anatomy/medical books, mountains, ice/snow, grey sky, organized desk, forest, cactuses.
Libra; cotton candy, marshmallows, flowers, swans, fans, sculptures, peace sign, macarons/pastries, tutus/ballerinas, sunglasses.
Scorpio: red apples, blood stains, satin sheets, dark streets, abandoned mansion, dark sky/thunderstorm, dark chocolate/coffee grounds, lace, candy canes, potion bottles.
Sagittarius: airplanes, tropical jungle, arrows, cinnamon/spices, dark blue starry sky, haunted house, vinyls, mountains, road signs, cars.
Capricorn: suits, black eyeliner and eyeshadow, wine bottles, pillows, guitar, notebooks and office supplies, coffee, newspapers, boats, blackboard.
Aquarius: dreamcatchers, butterflies, smartphones/technology items, jellyfishes, rings, feathers and birds, neon lights, dark lipstick, tattoos, quotes/pictures about freedom.
Pisces: mermaids, ocean/lake/water, shells, tears, paintings, fog, mosaic, bed and sheets, dolphins, poetry books.
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Helping Children with Loss : A Guidebook Paperback
by Margot Sunderland, Nicky Hancock
Illustrated by Nicky Armstrong
Part of the Helping Children with Feelings series
This is a guidebook to help children who: * are suffering from the pain of loss or separation from someone or something they love deeply * have had a parent, relative or important friend leave or die * are obsessed with their absent parent * have lost someone they love, but have never really mourned * are trying to manage all their painful feelings of loss by themselves * feel that they have lost the love of someone they love deeply * are suffering from separation anxiety * and are adopted or fostered children who miss their birth parent terribly.
Helping children with loss using this engaging story and practical guidebook you can help children suffering from the pain of loss or separation.
They may be: grieving for the death of a parent, relative or important friend; obsessed with an absent parent; struggling to mourn a loss; trying to manage all of their painful feelings by themselves; suffering from separation anxiety; and adopted or fostered children who miss their birth parent.
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