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January 6, 2014
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Multiple options. Contradictory advice. And a deadline that's approaching fast. Many taxpayers find themselves in this situation at the beginning of the year when they have to make tax-saving investments. Are you also confused? Before you make a choice, go through our cover story to know which is the best option for you. We have ranked 10 of the most common investments under Section 80C on five basic parameters: returns, safety, flexibility, liquidity and taxability. Every investment has its pros and cons.
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August 20, 2014
MUMBAI: To promote financial savings, the RBI has set up an eight-member working group to study issues related to taxation of financial instruments. "With a view to promoting private financial savings, the Reserve Bank of India has constituted a Working Group to study various issues relating to taxation of financial instruments in India and suggest rationalisation," it said in a release. The terms of reference of the working group include, reviewing current...
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NEW DELHI: The government will not insist on know your customer (KYC) guidelines on Kisan Vikas Patra(KVC), a post office savings instrument product that is being reintroduced after an over two-year hiatus, but interest payments above the prescribed threshold will be subject to tax deduction at source. "There will be no KYC but interest payment would face TDS (tax deducted at source)," the official told ET. Small savers, however, may be spared as only interest...
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Sir, Sebi chairman Damodaran is reported to have advised investors to take informed decisions and look at safer instruments like mutual funds rather than enter the stock markets directly. How safe are they? The statement is somewhat ironic coming as it does from a gentleman who played the role of an undertaker for UTI, the biggest mutual fund in India, with lakhs of investors suffering an erosion of their capital in units, although he is not to be blamed for the fiasco. So much for the...
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MUMBAI: Rating agency ICRA said here today that lenders would need to raise Rs 20,000 crore in additional tier-I (AT1) capital this fiscal, but flagged risk posed by lower appetite for such instruments. "They will have to raise Rs 20,000 crore this fiscal and it will only go up, as we approach the FY 2019 deadline for Basel-III implementation, to about Rs 40,000 crore to Rs 50,000 crore per year," ICRA analyst Vibha Batra told PTI. She said lenders are not...
No KYC for Kisan Vikas Patra but interest payment to face TDS
July 30, 2014
Deepshikha Sikarwar , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: The government will not insist on know your customer (KYC) guidelines on Kisan Vikas Patra(KVC), a post office savings instrument product that is being reintroduced after an over two-year hiatus, but interest payments above the prescribed threshold will be subject to tax deduction at source. "There will be no KYC but interest payment would face TDS (tax deducted at source)," the official told ET. Small savers, however, may be spared as only interest...
Instrument of Peace
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Kala Vijayaraghavan , ET Bureau
Progress in evolution from an unhealthy ego to a healthy one is a process of travelling, not a station one arrives at. The entire endeavour is a sadhana , a lifetime work. While great lives guide us, certain inspiring writings also serve to show the way: Ardis Whitman's The Awesome Power to be Ourselves (Reader's Digest, July 1983); James Allen's Are You Troubled?; Ayn Rand's portrayal of the authentic Howard Roark in her The Fountainhead; Benjamin Franklin's elaboration on 13 virtues evolved by him;...
Kisan Vikas Patra: Better option among other savings schemes
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Pallavi Mulay , ET Bureau
The financial services department of the post office offers various savings products that earn assured returns. In the last two years, many of these products lost their lustre as interest rates on bank fixed deposits were higher than those offered by the post office savings schemes. But now bank deposit rates have begun to tumble once again making post office savings instruments an attractive proposition. As it is the season for making investments...
Infosys remains a bearish instrument: Sudarshan Sukhani
July 21, 2011
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Sudarshan Sukhani , Technical Trends in an interview with ET Now talks about Infosys. You had a buy call on Infosys yesterday morning, would you want to revisit that? Yes, it was a day trading call and I explained that. Infy to me remains a bearish instrument. So I would really like to take a long term intermediate position on the downside. Yesterday was just an exception and I did explain it.
OMCs are excellent investment instrument: Deepak Mohoni
August 9, 2011
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Deepak Mohoni, Director, trendwatchindia.com, in a chat with ET Now, gives his call on OMCs What do you think about some of the oil marketing companies and what are the kind of trends that they could show in the near term? OMCs have always been excellent investment instrument simply because they have much lower drawdown than most other stocks. Even when they are going through a decline, the overall percentage drop at the end of the fall is...
Tata Indicom launches new cordless `Walky Talky' instrument
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HYDERABAD: Telecom service provider, Tata Indicom, launched new stylish cordless Walky instrument for its 'Walky Talky' FWP customers. He said "the New Walky has been designed to cater to the growing needs of the Home Phone users. The stylish appeal of the handset coupled with affordable price plans offers an unmatched value proposition to our subscribers," TTL Chief Operating Officer S Ramakrishna told mediapersons here today. TTL plans to...
Book says how table tennis was potent instrument of diplomacy
July 7, 2014
NEW DELHI: The real history of table tennis is a bizarre tale of espionage, aggravation, and reconciliation, of murder, revenge, and exquisite diplomacy, says a new book. "Ping-Pong Diplomacy" by Nicholas Griffin is the story of how Ivor Montagu molded the game, and how the Chinese came to embrace it and then shaped it into a subtle instrument of foreign policy. Montagu, son of an English baron, was the forgotten architect of Ping-Pong diplomacy. As an...
NASA beams high-definition video from space via laser communications instrument
June 7, 2014
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Expect CIL, ONGC, REC to perform, says Jagannadham Thunuguntla
April 4, 2014
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In a chat with ET Now, Jagannadham Thunuguntla, Equity Head, SMC Capitals shares his views on PSU index . ET Now: What is your perspective on the Goldman Sachs ETF index as well as the PSU index? Jagannadham Thunuguntla: The innovative nature of the instrument will pave way for the similar instruments going forward. Considering that this instrument has yielded the positive results to the investors, there will be a positive spillover effect...
Global chip majors like ADI, Texas Instruments help Indian firms win multi-million dollar deals
March 10, 2014
Neenu Abraham , ET Bureau
BANGALORE: Global semiconductor giants are playing matchmakers these days, helping small Indian companies bag multi-million-dollar contracts from international clients. Semiconductor companies such as Analog Devices (ADI) and Texas Instruments have helped more than a dozen small Indian companies over the last year, while ARM and Sandisk are in talks to facilitate big international contract wins by Indian partners. "Small...
Crisil downgrades NCC debt instruments & bank facility rating
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HYDERABAD: Rating agency Crisil has downgraded its ratings on the debt instruments and bank facilities of the city-based infrastructure major NCC Ltd. For arriving at the ratings, the agency has combined the business and financial risk profiles of NCC with those of its subsidiaries, Crisil said in its report. The agency has downgraded the NCC Ltd rating to BB+/ Negative/Crisil A4+' from 'BBB/Negative/Crisil A3+'. "CRISIL believes...
Sponsorship of terror as policy instrument condemnable: India
July 27, 2010
NEW DELHI: Sharply reacting to reports of Pakistan's military intelligence agency ISI-backed terrorism against it, India today said sponsorship of terror, as an instrument of policy, was "wholly condemnable" and demanded stopping of terror activities from across the border. Responding to the ISI-related reports on 'Wikileaks', the spokesperson of the External Affairs Ministry said "we have seen media reports about classified information, supposedly from US government...
Success and failure are instruments of root cause
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Pariskhit, king of Hastinapur, died of snakebite. His son, Janamejaya, was very angry. "Why don't you invest in a great ritual known as Sarpa-Sattra by which you can kill all the snakes in the world? The world will be rid of these venomous snakes once and for all," said Uttanaka, a sage. Janamejaya took the sage's advise and gave Uttanaka all the wealth he needed to perform this terrible ritual. Soon all the snakes of the earth were being dragged into a sacrificial flame and burnt to death.
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Andraya Williams, a transgender student at Central Piedmont Community College, says she was discriminated against after using a female bathroom on campus.
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The College has examined its policies and procedures, and we are certain that they are in compliance with current laws. The College will work to ensure those policies are followed and clearly communicated.
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According to the American Psychological Association, transgender is a term used for people whose gender identity, expression, or behavior does not conform to their sex at birth.
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The AIDS epidemic is escalating, the ozone layer is weakening and God has abandoned all mankind. This is the setting for Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika, the conclusion to playwright Tony Kushner's Pulitzer- and Tony-winning masterpiece. Here, Kushner creates a cosmic-scale portrait of legendary characters, including ancient rabbis, blind revolutionaries, imaginary travel agents and, of course, angels, set against a backdrop of old relationships ending while new, unexpected ones begin, amid questions of morality, guilt and forgiveness. Learn More
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Very disappointed-- recommended for 8+ so I brought my 10 year old. Although she liked to watching all that was happening on the stage, we only stayed about 45 minutes (out of the 2 hrs) because she just didn't understand it. The recommended age...continued
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House has gotten around Cuddy's rules by making patients touch themselves. Some guy puts a tongue depressor on his tongue and says "ah." A woman touches her rash and reports that it feels "rough." A guy takes his heart rate, and the number he comes up with makes him either about to die or bad at math. They wait a bit, and since the guy doesn't die, House concludes that he sucks at math; he writes the patient a prescription for StickyBear Math Town. House comes outside and triumphantly tells Cuddy that she owes him thirty dollars. Then he walks into an exam room and sees that his patient is the Designated Hot Girl who wears a vampy dress to the free clinic for reasons unknown. At this, House closes the door, doing a great look into the camera as he does so.
Cut to House coming up behind Cuddy and saying that he owes her ten dollars. Judging by the expression on her face when House pretty much walks into her ass, I'm sure Cuddy has a feeling why. Cuddy hands House the STD test results on his pre-credits patients, and says that she won't pay him for those ones because he already touched them. She says this in a really flirty way, apparently hoping to cash in on House's current amorous mood.
Runny Penis gets a lecture from House about the importance of watching Dawson's Creek in order to learn about safe sex. The guy doesn't actually have an STD, but if he thought he did, then he must have had what House calls "S.W.S. -- Sex While Stupid." This from a guy who uses prostitutes. Even with a condom, you aren't exactly decreasing your STD-catching odds there. House rubs his forehead and starts telling the older lady to watch Dawson's Creek, even getting in a dig when she claims to be sixty but he says he's sure she's older. He really seems to hate that woman.
Finally, House lectures the younger woman. Unlike the other two, she actually does have an STD. She bursts into tears, and House really wishes Cameron weren't off with that dying guy so that she could come in here and give the girl a prescription for hugs. But she can't, so House tells the girl to cheer up: chlamydia is easily cured. He hands her some pills for it, and suddenly she bats his hand away and screams at him not to touch her. "Oh, God," House groans. I'm trying to figure out why House's handing pills to the girl with even touching her elicited a response like that when whatever crotch-wiping he had to do earlier apparently didn't faze her at all. Weird. House goes to Cuddy and says that he needs someone to take his patient. She starts to protest until he finishes, with much drama, by saying that the girl was raped. And Cuddy has to admit that while it's okay for House to learn humanity with toe-to-nostril fungal infections, he should probably sit the rape stuff out.


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For centuries, the mysteries of space have captured our imagination and inspired us to look ever further into the cosmos. Now, the Orlando Science Center invites you to begin your exploration at Our Planet, Our Universe, a new permanent exhibit that takes a fascinating look at space as well as elements found right here on Earth.
An original exhibit on astronomy and earth science, Our Planet, Our Universe explores the strange, curious, and odd peculiarities of the universe and our place in it. Discover the dynamic forces and systems that shape our Earth, as well as other planets and discover the latest information about our solar system. New experiences include computer-based interactives and visuals, including images direct from the NASA/Hubble Space Telescope, and hands-on exhibits that explore some strange - and some familiar - phenomena.
The exhibit is divided into distinct areas that explore earth and space - here are a few of the hands-on exhibits you'll encounter:
Earth, Wind & Sky
- Aeolian Landscapes: Lets visitors manipulate fans to discover how the force of wind can shift sand into spectacular dune shapes and patterns.
- Blue Sky: Find out why our sky is blue through manipulation of different filters in front of a light source through a medium.
- Mars Rover: Guide a to the planetary rover over an 8'diameter simulated Martian terrain Takes the controls of the rover to move and pick up rock samples with its robotic arm while your friend watches the images the rover camera reveals.
Planets & Portals
- Ask An Astronomer: interactive video kiosk featuring short, lively and entertaining answers by the astronomers at the Spitzer Space Science Center.
- Cosmic Collisions: See what happens when galaxies collide through an interactive kiosk.
- Tonight's Sky: What will I see if I look up at the night sky tonight? This software program from NASA is automatically updated every month to show appropriate stars, constellations and other objects playing on a large screen TV.
Gravity, Waves & Warps
- No Sound in Space: Hear what happens when you start an alarm bell, then pump out the air. Can sound waves move through the vacuum of space?
- Black Holes Quiz: Explore the strange and unique phenomena surrounding black holes. Take a journey into a black hole, or find out more at the black hole encyclopedia.
- Warping Space: Manipulate 'stars' and 'planets' along a 2D universe to see how different space can warp into 3 dimensions.
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NASA's last space shuttle, Atlantis, has left International Space Station and is back home. Their mission was the 135th and last flight for the program, which began in 1981. Over the past 30 years, the space shuttles held more than just humans and the occasional animals. A Star Wars lightsaber, Buzz Lightyear figurine, and even the Mets' home plate have all been space travelers. See a list of the top 9 weirdest things that flew into space.


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Eat iron. Pump iron. Repeat. It's a mineral that carries oxygen from your red blood cells to your tissues and muscles, meaning it's kind of essential to daily functioning and overall health—especially if you're working out.
As a man, you want to shoot for 8 mg per day, which is fairly easy to get. Heme iron (found in animal protein sources) is generally a bit better absorbed than non-heme iron (found in plant sources), but even if you're a vegetarian or vegan, you can still hit your goal. Promise. And that, in turn, will help keep your energy up and your immune system strong.
So, whether you're a meat lover or a fan of all things green and grainy, you'll find an iron source for you in the options ahead. Pro tip: Pair each iron-packed food with a food rich in Vitamin C , like citrus, bell peppers and broccoli. It'll help your body better absorb this precious mineral. (You're welcome.)
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Island drug agents stopped Christopher Magee as he drove off the ferry from Woods Hole Jan. 8 with seven grams of heroin, but according to the Times they issued a summons instead of taking him to jail:
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A designer needs to have access to my website, he will need to have access to the database, could someone please tell me how do i set up permissions for them to have full access to the database? Do i create an additional user for the database & then set the permissions from there? Also i've created an ftp account for them but i don't know how to give them permissions for this, i don't want them to have access to all of my files, just some. I'm using cpanel & don't want to give them my cpanel login details.
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I have to say that if I was your developer, I would be a little bit concerned by the lack of trust that is evident in your wish to restrict his access to "some" of your server's files. If it's about confidentiality, that should be part of the contract. Anyway...
It's not possible to change FTP access restrictions unless you have sufficient control over the server configuration, specifically the FTP user permissions. Many hosting providers don't even provide for more than one FTP user - those that do may not permit that degree of customisation. If yours does provide this degree of control, it will be available at the time of creating a new FTP user.
Changing MySQL users and permissions in cPanel is simple. Select the user; select the database; then select the permissions and click to add them.
Info like that is all available on the cPanel website: click here.
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DEVELOPERS looking to spend millions redeveloping the Market Place shopping centre have had to apply for special permission — to move four out-of-use public telephones.
The K6 red telephone boxes in Bridge Street have grade-II listed status, meaning they are protected as 'street furniture' of special architectural or historic interest.
Now Moorgarth, the owner of the Market Place, has had to apply to move them before it can start the new phase of its ambitious plans for the shopping centre.
It wants to shift the boxes — which have been sealed closed — to another as yet undisclosed location in the town centre to make way for a 'click and collect' car park with 20 spaces off Bridge Street and Corporation Street.
On Thursday, Moorgarth will also find out whether councillors will back its vision for the shopping centre's vaults, as they look to turn them into restaurant and bar units.
It received permission to build a nine-screen cinema in the centre back in January, as part of a major regeneration bid.
The former public toilets in Bridge Street will also be demolished under the latest plans to create new space for new restaurants.
Recommending approval of the scheme, council planning officer Jodie Turton said in her report that the rehaul of the Market Place would benefit the whole of Bolton town centre.
"The re-use of the redundant public toilets will have a positive impact on the character and appearance of the area, providing an active frontage to the currently underutilised area, which is dominated by bus stops", she said.
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"However, although the development proposal will result in the loss of the listed telephone boxes, these are to be relocated elsewhere in the town centre and their loss from this location, which it should be noted is not their original setting, is not considered to have a detrimental impact of the character of the area or wider conservation area."
A bid by Crompton Place shopping centre to create an 11-screen multiplex cinema, with a range of restaurants, cafes and bars, is set to be discussed at next month's meeting of the planning committee.


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If the Prime Directive is so arrogent, what would have happened if the Spainards use it with the Meso-Americans instead of using the raping, pillaging and 500 years of Catholic guilt and cutlrual assminilation. Would the world be a different place? Would things have turned out as bad?
No one will ever know.
But you're automatically saying that the mistakes we've made before we'll make again. I don't think anyone here is presenting the idea that Starfleet officers raping the natives and giving them blankets infected with small-pox would be allowed.
Plus, in a post-scarcity economy that Trek presents, there would be little of value to be gained from primitive cultures that you help in most cases.
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By the end of this lesson, learners should be able to:
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Safety in the Workplace
In 1970, Congress passed the Occupational Safety and Health Act. This act requires employers to follow occupational safety and health standards, providing workplaces free from serious recognized hazards. This law helps protect workers by setting and enforcing workplace safety and health standards. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) provides safety and health information, training, and assistance to employers and workers.
In order to comply with OSHA, employers should provide safety training as a part of job orientation and follow an established safety policy. Ideally, employers provide regular safety training to enforce their safety policy, making the greatest effort to prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace.
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The simple act of sitting in a desk and working on a computer can put stress and strain on your body. Over time, this unnecessary strain can result in painful injuries. These injuries can sometimes lead to decreased productivity and lost workdays. To maintain your health and safety, consider the following:
Body Position
- Head and neck should be upright, not bent forward or backward.
- Head, neck, and trunk should face forward.
- Trunk should be perpendicular to the floor.
- Shoulders and upper arms should be relaxed and perpendicular to the floor, not outstretched or elevated.
- Upper arms and elbow should be close to the body.
- Forearms, wrists, and hands should be straight and parallel to the floor.
- Thighs should be parallel to the floor and lower legs about perpendicular to the floor, not crossed.
- Feet should rest flat on the floor.
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- Chair should accommodate your size (it should not be too big or too small).
- Seat has cushioning and rounded edges.
- Armrests support both forearms but shouldn't interfere with movements.
- The monitor should be directly in front of you so you don't have to twist head or neck.
- The monitor should be at or directly below eye level.
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Keyboard and input device (mouse or trackball)
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- The telephone should be placed within reach. It shouldn't be propped between the ear and shoulder.
To help alleviate strain on your body, stand up, stretch, or walk around at least once an hour.
Basic Safety Tips
While safety rules vary according the organization and specific job, there are several basic things you can do to remain safe in the workplace. Many accidents are due to careless behavior that might have been easily prevented.
- Walk at all times. Be careful going through doors. Moving in a controlled fashion decreases the chance of accidents. Never run, jump, or engage in horseplay.
- Keep your work area clean. Unattended open drawers, wastebaskets, papers, litter, garbage, boxes and other debris increase the chances of slips, trips, and falls.
- Don't touch or use any equipment that you have not been trained or given permission to use. If you are asked to use machinery, make sure you understand how to use it, the hazards of using it, and protective clothing that is needed. Be aware that loose fitting gloves, long hair, clothing, and jewelry can get caught in machinery.
- If you are asked to use a product that might be hazardous, make sure you know about the hazards and how to protect yourself. Even common cleaning products can contain chemicals that could be hazardous if used improperly.
- Smoke in designated smoking areas only. Thoroughly extinguish all tobacco products when finished.
- Be aware of flammable materials that can catch on fire, including solvents such as oil, gas, paint thinner, etc.
Basic Safety Tips (Continued)
- Stay away from contact with bodily fluids (blood, saliva, urine, etc.). If you are required to clean up bodily fluids, take universal precautions. If you have not been instructed on universal precautions, ask for training.
- If your job requires you to lift things, lift with your legs (get instruction from your supervisor, if needed). If something is too heavy, ask for help.
- Be careful when lifting or stacking items above your head. If you must use a ladder, be sure it's stable and equipped with non-slip treads. Never use a chair as a substitute for a ladder.
- Know what to do during an emergency. Pay attention during emergency drills, so you know the routes to take when leaving an assigned area to go to a safe place.
- Observe all cautionary signs in the workplace.
- If you believe a job task is unsafe, believe something in the environment is unsafe, or if you have any question at all about safety, talk to your supervisor immediately.
Getting Injured on the Job
Do everything you can to ensure your health and safety both at home and in the workplace. Participate and support your workplace's safety program, and always follow all safety rules and regulations.
However, if you are injured,
- Tell your supervisor immediately.
- Follow the prescribed safety procedure.
If a co-worker is ever injured and fails to go to a supervisor, talk to your supervisor.
If you fail to report an injury to your supervisor, it could make it difficult to make a worker's compensation claim.
- The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). OSHA is a division of the U.S. Department of Labor. Search safety topics and articles.
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SkillsUSA Advisor Kevin Weston said the competitions are open to any student who wants to compete, all they need to do is join the club on campus and qualify during a written exam. The state competition is a hands-on application of the same skills. This year, RLC students took part in the Architectural CAD Drafting, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education, Technical CAD Drafting and Welding contests.
Governor Pat Quinn welcomed the competitors during an opening ceremony before the students got to work in their own categories.
"In every contest we participated, we have a medal winner, which is really good. We've never done that before," Weston said. "This year we have three Rend Lake students who will go on to Nationals. We go to Nationals almost every year, but we've never had a student go on to World Skills. This year, Architectural Drafting CAD will be at World Skills, so that will be really good for our students."
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Performers from the ballet's acclaimed 2011 British Liasons series. Photo: Nick Moir
THE Australian Ballet is 50 years old on November 2 this year. So what, you might ask, in a city where institutions such as the Melbourne Cricket Club are 174 years old and the National Gallery of Victoria is celebrating its 151st anniversary.
It's sobering to realise that the Melbourne-based national company was the first publicly funded arts company in Australia.
Money to found it was reluctantly stumped up by the Menzies government in 1962 after pressure from passionate balletomanes and the persuasive skills of legendary senior public servant H. C. ''Nugget'' Coombs.
Some of the 90 male students aged between 9 and 14 training at the Australian Ballet School. Photo: Rebecca Hallas
Tonight the Australian Ballet is celebrating not only its survival but also its rude health, with Infinity, a ''triple bill'' of dance works by Australian choreographers Graeme Murphy, Stephen Page and Gideon Obarzanek.
The works by these contemporary artists at the top of their game prove that the Australian Ballet is not only a company of rigorous and classically trained dancers but also an arts company that embraces the new and the challenging.
It was always thus according to one dancer who began with the company in 1962 and has remained with it ever since, although he will finally retire from dancing in December, at age 78.
The Australian Ballet's 1994 production, Divergence. Photo: Jim McFarlane
Colin Peasley, the AB's ''artist in residence'' was one of about 600 past and present employees who gathered for a company birthday party in Docklands two weeks ago. Fifteen other dancers from its 1962 intake were also there.
''It was absolutely amazing,'' says Peasley. ''Everyone looked absolutely brilliant and as good as they did when they were with the company.
''The really nice thing about dancers, and the same goes for athletes, is that because it's such a physical job it's for people who really want to do it. Everybody has a mad passion for it and that's what makes them interesting and driven,'' he says.
Some of the thousands of pairs of ballet slippers the company's dancers go through each year. Photo: James Geer
Valerie Wilder, the AB's American-born executive director who moved from the Boston Ballet to Melbourne in 2008, says dance taps into our ''primal kinesiological urge to move''.
''And the wonderful thing about dance is you can be engaged with it without having aspirations to become a professional ballet dancer. It has a wider expression that includes fitness and learning,'' she says.
About 400,000 children around Australia appear to have that urge too. According to the most recent Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, 348,000 girls and 42,000 boys aged between five and 14 participated in some form of dance outside of school hours each week in 2009.
Its popularity continues to grow, which some argue might have something to do with the growth of dance programs on television.
The bureau says male participation rates increased from 1.6 per cent in 2003 to 2.4 per cent in 2006. The female participation rate climbed 20 per cent in 2000 to 26 per cent in 2009.
Thousands of small dance schools across the country are giving organised sport a run for its money. The bureau's survey of children's participation in sport outside of school is greater than dance -1.7 million children play some sort of sport - but only swimming is a more popular pastime than dance.
About 500,000 children swim each week. In other sports, about 360,000 play soccer and about 235,000 play Australian rules football each week.
In many ways the Australian Ballet is dance's equivalent to the AFL and the ''team'' to which many weekend ballet dancers aspire. Its own dance school in Southbank, where children from year 6 to year 12 study and dance full time, accepts only about 12 new students a year.
''About 1000 children apply for those spots,'' says Marilyn Rowe, a former AB principal dancer who has run the school since 1999. ''The interest in dance has grown and that's lovely when you think about how much attention is given to sport,'' she says.
''Of course we have to be careful when we use the word 'excellence' because then we will be called 'elitist'.''
The AB, which takes a number of graduates from the AB dance school each year as well as from elsewhere, does represent the elite. It is the leading exponent of classical ballet and its 69 full-time dancers aged between 18 and 38 perform about 180 shows a year, mostly at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne's Arts Centre.
In 2011 it attracted about 250,000 people to its performances, which mix traditional repertoire with contemporary works. Its subscriber numbers in Melbourne totalled 14,000 last year compared with 10,000 in 2003.
Colin Peasley argues that ballet's increasing popularity has something to do with the changes in young people's physicality, which has made them better dancers.
''It's an athletic pursuit and they have to start young. I didn't take my first class until after I finished school and that was ballroom dancing. But now the young men in the company start dancing at seven and eight.''
Peasley says a better diet has created more dancers who are more exciting to watch.
''In my time you were regarded as tall if you were five foot eight [173 centimetres] but our tallest man now is six foot four and our tallest girl is five foot 10½,'' he says.
''It's more difficult for them to dance than a compact person, but the audience sees the line of the body better.''
A more sophisticated approach to costumes, lighting and staging has created a more visually exciting experience than in the early days of the company, when dancers performed in front of painted backdrops of lakes and trees.
''And there was so much padding with dancers running around filling in three hours of dance in one storyline,'' Peasley says of the traditional ballets such as Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty, which the company still performs to great audience demand, but in new streamlined versions choreographed by artists including Murphy.
Peasley says it did not take AB dancers long to gain confidence in the company's abilities. On its first overseas tour in 1965 they realised, as many Australians do on their trips abroad, that all the world is made up of talented and not so talented people, just as it is at home.
''Here we think everyone overseas is brilliant so that makes us work so much harder. It was just extraordinary to sell out Covent Garden, get 40 curtain calls in Berlin and 15 minutes of applause in Paris,'' he says.
Although the company has had its controversies - including a 26-day dancers' strike in 1981 over working conditions and artistic direction - those who work in the company now say its management has been consistently assured and financially conservative. Even now a chunk of its annual income comes from the car park and leased offices it owns at its headquarters and rehearsal studios perched just behind the Arts Centre.
According to the AB's associate executive director, Philippe Magid, the company's solid management history and artistic direction for the past 11 years under former AB dancer David McAllister has meant its shift to the digital age has been faster and more stress-free than has been the case for some other arts companies.
Magid cites social networking as the most significant change in the company's operations, with dedicated staff running its blog, Behind Ballet, which gets 40,000 hits a month. Also its corporate website attracts about 60,000 unique views a month.
''We made a decision to invest a lot in CRM [customer relationship management] four or five years ago and we're getting good results out of that now,'' he says.
The company uses its home-ground advantage - footage of athletic dancers doing what they do best - to provide existing and potential ballet fans with examples of what they will see live.
''We send 'triggered emails' to customers who have bought tickets, which gives them background on what they will see, a photo gallery, footage of the performance, pointers to car parking and where to eat, and even what they might wear if they are a first-time visitor.
''We tailor to people's buyer behaviour. We have a 360-degree view of them and can track their ticket purchases over their lifetime,'' he says, referring to various software programs, the company's archival data and information from the Census and other market research.
''For instance, we will know that someone who buys a single ticket to see Nutcracker or Sleeping Beauty in Adelaide or Brisbane is less affluent than a single-ticket buyer in Melbourne or Sydney,'' he says, sounding as if he could get a job at ASIO.
Magid says this information doesn't influence artistic programming. ''But it informs it,'' he says. He points to how the company responded to market research in 2006 that told it a significant number of customers wanted ''anchor repertoire'' of traditional ballets around which new works were programmed.
Valerie Wilder says the success of the company's digital reach is also due to it employing artists who are ''internet babies''.
''They are very comfortable with Twitter and Facebook and and there's nothing more rewarding than a young person being able to communicate with [others] directly,'' she says.
If a dancers' strike ever hits the company again, then Twitter might add a whole new dimension to employee relations.
''We encourage Twitter conversations whether the conversation is positive or negative - it's great to be discussed,'' says Magid. ''Moderating those conversations is a big mistake.''
The big challenge for the company now, say Wilder and Magid, is working out a way of bringing together the thousands of children who are practising dance each week and making a more direct connection with the Australian Ballet.
''We have very good education programs and do a lot of work with schools and we have links to dance schools, but there isn't one body to bring that all together. That hasn't been tapped yet, but it's in the back of our minds,'' says Wilder.
Magid uses another sporting analogy for the task ahead. ''The challenge is for us to create an Auskick sort of umbrella organisation,'' he says.
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