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Federal agencies who relinquish or share spectrum as part of a government-wide plan to revert coveted bandwidth to the private sector for mobile broadband would receive compensation under a bill approved Dec. 11 by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
The measure would allow agencies to reap some of the benefits from spectrum sales. The bill would create a fund to be administered by the Office of Management and Budget in consultation with the National Telecommunications and Information Agency, the Commerce Department component that manages the federal spectrum portfolio. Agencies would be able to use funds under the bill for sequestration offset or to pay for spectrum relocation costs if they are moving operations to other federally held bands.
The move is meant as a carrot to incentivize agencies to relinquish spectrum as part of a plan to free up 500 megahertz for commercial use by 2020.
"This bill would encourage additional spectrum, a necessary component for the advancement of American innovation, to be made available for commercial use," bill sponsor Brett Guthrie (R-Ky.) said in a statement.
Newly installed Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler endorsed the plan at a Dec. 12 hearing of the Communications and Technology Subcommittee. "I'm a believer that by the time you peel everything away, it comes down to economics no matter who you are," Wheeler said. Wheeler couldn't say whether the funding stream identified in the bill would be sufficient to motivate agencies to give up spectrum. "What's important is that the concept has been developed. It would seem to me that once the concept is codified, then making sure that the incentives are adequate is frankly the easier lift," he said.
FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel told the panel that the legislation is "a good starting point for conversation," and that by some measures federal agencies have effective "veto control" of 60 percent of the airwaves. "Right now they don't have structural incentives to be efficient with it," she said.
The Obama administration is pursuing a mixed strategy of clearing and sharing federal spectrum, and efforts are underway to spur development in the private sector of technologies that allow multiple users to operate in the same spectrum without overlap or interference. Tom Power, the U.S. deputy CTO for telecommunications, wrote in a Dec. 12 blog post that the administration was "encouraged by lawmakers' attention to this important issue."
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Fucking wit chickens, you gotta roaster
I'm close to my morals, only be I'm where I'm supposed to be
That's groceries in the bag wit my whole sum hustle
Won't know the struggle forever
Which most have become accustomed to
Make it uncomfortable to do what do what you what do
Especially if you doing it wrong, I'm ruin the mood
Like bad news in the forecast
Im doin my brew creamy dark, I like my chicks the same and be on the mark
Ask my babymom, I live it out what I say in my song
Better hope I have a change a heart and say I was wrong
Cause if I put it in the ethers that the ancestors pissed
Won't be hard for us to find out why that man was on that cliff
Jump bitch, Jump bitch, all off a little bit of something
I been cheffing in my mind. An entree is what it come with
Some shit you can't pronounce, it's like a French fancy dish
And come quick, this on the house, I'm like a rich man with bricks
Stan smith kicks
Courtesy of Adidas, I'm a leader
I'm a show niggas better than I can treat em
On my re-up, second time around
I'm freed up, name speaking for itself
Or else it's do or die and I won't be up on no shelf, uh-uh
Who the fuck u think this is? I'm Rome Cee baby!
What a nigga crazy
Think they can shame me
But blame me if he do
I'll play the fool once but never twice
Clever devices is in my mind
I'm negligent and nice , an oxymoron to niggas that know
A trigga blow to gut
Ain't that ol' rigamarole
So nigga know I'm Wassup
Sometimes you gotta the extra mile to separate
The salivate at the mouth as I soul control and levitate
Totem pole, I'm at the stake, a vampire killa
Try to say that they could take me out, a damn liar is ya?
That empire bigger steadily growing everyday
And at the rate a nigga goin
There ll be no one in my place
Like the Empire State, a landmark
The Golden Gate
That's a bridge that they goin have to cross that ain't up for debate
I take my time, hold the weight of the world, call me Kronos
And they take me for just taking ya girl but I don't know tho
I don't pogo on the first thing smokin, I gotta go tho
I be out sayonara, til we meat again like Fogo
De Choa my style is wild especially when I'm solo
So imagine when I'm wit the mob
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The prognostic significance of a diffusely infiltrative intramyometrial growth pattern was evaluated in 110 cases of low-stage (stages I and II) endometrial adenocarcinoma. Fifty cases were associated with diffuse infiltration (DI group), and 50 cases had more conventional granulation tissue type intramyometrial infiltration (GTT group). Ten cases with carcinomatous involvement of deeply situated adenomyosis (ADMY group) were also studied. The diffusely infiltrative "adenoma malignum" growth pattern featured typically round, regular individual glands, clearly within myometrium but with minimal or absent stromal or inflammatory cell response. Myoinvasion of the conventional sort was characterized by irregular, sharply angulated abnormal glands within myometrium without interposed normal glands or endometrial stroma. The abnormal glands were surrounded, at least focally, by edematous stroma with granulation tissue type reaction and/or an inflammatory cell infiltrate. Mean follow-up was 77.8 months (range 3-219 months) for the patients with diffusely infiltrative myoinvasion and deep adenomyosis and 86.9 months (range 1-206 months) for the patients with conventional myoinvasion. Recurrence-free survival for patients with stage I disease and conventional myoinvasion (94%) was similar to that of patients with diffuse adenoma malignum infiltration (98%; p = 0.13). Survival rates for both groups were also similar. Two (4%) of the 50 patients with diffusely infiltrative adenoma malignum pattern of myoinvasion died of endometrial carcinoma 36 and 72 months after hysterectomy, and 2 (4%) of the 50 patients with conventional myoinvasion died 34 and 67 months after hysterectomy (p = 0.41). Survival in these patients correlated with depth of myometrial invasion and stage. There were no recurrences in the patients with deep adenomyosis. These results suggest that although endometrial carcinomas with diffuse myometrial infiltration are fully capable of aggressive clinical behavior, they do not appear to behave any more aggressively than those with conventional myometrial invasion. Prognostic indicators of clinically aggressive disease are similar to those that have been previously identified for endometrial carcinomas with the more conventional pattern of myometrial infiltration. They include cervical involvement, deep myometrial invasion, higher histologic grade, and lymph-vascular space invasion. Endometrial carcinomas with extensive involvement of adenomyosis and adjacent foci of minimal myometrial infiltration appear to have very low malignant potential, but the number of cases with this finding and adequate clinical follow-up is limited. This finding needs to be confirmed in a much larger series of cases.
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The airplane landed and, according to the pilot, he may have "possibly inadvertently hit the gear handle." The nose gear retracted and the airplane skidded down the centerline before drifting off the left side and sliding another 300 feet. The left main landing gear then retracted. In addition to a broken left wing tip fairing, scraped landing gear doors, a crushed exhaust manifold, and a bent propeller, there was structural damage to the nose wheel tunnel. According to the manufacturer, the airplane was equipped with a "squat switch" that senses weight-on-wheels and prevents inadvertent landing gear retraction. The spokesman said there were several reasons why the landing gear may have retracted: a defective squat switch, an over-inflated nose gear strut (that would cause the electrical contacts of the squat switch to separate), misrigging of the squat switch, or the airplane may have bounced, allowing the electrical contacts to separate. According to the repair facility that retrieved the airplane, the squat switch was functionally tested and it operated satisfactorily.
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- Tape import from external material now possible.
- Added MIDI Start and Stop.
- Added Finger key copy.
- Sequencers now respond to external MIDI notes.
- Battery indicator improved.
- Added MIDI indicators in the signal flow screen.
- Added Hi Res rec level control in tape screen with shift.
- Drum Sampler snapshot saving did not always function correctly. Fixed.
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The Finals have been set. Now we can sit back to enjoy a week of the talking heads jawing over who will win
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May 16 2008 11:05AM
Two serieses. Both sitting at three games to one. The remaining games in these series are kind of like Paris Hilton applying to Yale
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Miami's first game as a member of the ACC was against longtime rival Florida State. The game would go to overtime when Frank Gore took it in for an 18-yard touchdown to give #5 Miami a huge 16-10 win over #4 Florida State. After the victory Hurricanes coach Larry Coker said, "Are all games like this in the ACC? I may not like this league."


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When you feel depressed, don't try to escape from it. In fact go as deep in it as possible. Drown yourself in your sadness, become really sad, so that you can touch the very bottom of it. Once you can touch the bottom of sadness, you will suddenly realize that it is the same as the bottom of happiness. The difference is only on the surface; as you go deeper, the differences are lost and the bottom is one.
So next time you are sad, be really sad, drown in it. Don't make any effort to save yourself: don't cry, don't. move from the sadness to something else so you can become occupied and can forget it. No, remain with it. It is difficult, arduous, heavy - but it is worth trying. Once you touch the rock bottom of it, suddenly you are smiling.
Then you can never be sad again, because once you have touched the rock bottom of any feeling, you go beyond it. Very good. Continue.
Just about a year ago I became aware that I had healing powers. When I put my hands on someone I was giving a massage to, my hands started vibrating, and the man said, "What are you doing?" I said, "I don't know. My hands are vibrating." He said it was like an electric current through him. I just wondered what it was about. Then it happened at other times and I found that if I placed my hands over a place that hurt - not on it, just over it - then again the person would feel this current and the pain would go away. I wonder if it is good to develop this power?
Just raise your hands and close your eyes. If something happens, allow it. (Her right hand moves, the left is still; Osho shines his penlight on both.) (You have the capacity, but there are two or three things. Whenever you want to heal somebody, do the humming for at least three minutes. Never do it without it.
You have the energy, but more subtle vibrations are needed. The more subtle they become, the more helpful - and they will not exhaust you as much as gross vibrations. So three minutes of humming before you do it, mm? So you are almost vibrating all over the body. Cooperate with it; you were not cooperating - the hand was moving on its own, you were not cooperating. Help it to move so that the whole body is vibrating; it is not just a local thing.
And the second thing: if you want to heal a woman, it will be difficult. Your vibrations will be very helpful to a man, but for a woman it will be difficult. So for one year don't try on a woman, because if you fail a few times then a wrong autosuggestion goes into your being that nothing is happening and that you don't have the capacity.
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GOP senator files ethics complaint against Inslee
State Sen. Don Benton wrote a letter this week to the Executive Ethics Board alleging that Gov. Jay Inslee broke the law when he directed state troopers last month to stop escorting grain inspectors past picket lines at the Port of Vancouver.
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OLYMPIA — A two-year labor fight between longshore workers and a grain company has spread from the Port of Vancouver's docks up to the corridors of power in Olympia.
Sen. Don Benton, R-Vancouver, wrote a letter this week to the Executive Ethics Board alleging that Gov. Jay Inslee broke the law when he directed state troopers last month to stop escorting grain inspectors past the port's picket lines.
If the board director determines it has jurisdiction, it would assign an investigator to look into the complaint, according to Ruthann Bryant, the board's administrative officer.
That decision could be made as early as next week, she said.
But first, a sense of chronology: The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and United Grain Corp. (UGC) began negotiating a new contract in August 2012. With no agreement reached, union workers have been locked out of the port since February 2013 and nonunion workers are in their place.
After a grain inspector filed a police report claiming to have been harassed while crossing the picket line in August 2013, law enforcement began escorting the inspectors.
The Vancouver Police Department escorted grain inspectors for about a month before pulling out. That's when Inslee stepped in, directing state troopers in October to escort the inspectors, who are state employees. Since the governor pulled the escort in early July, no grain inspectors have been going into the port, hindering the port's ability to ship grain.
"The governor hoped this would provide time and space for UGC and ILWU to negotiate an agreement," Jaime Smith, Inslee's spokeswoman, wrote in an email Friday.
Smith, who declined to comment on Benton's letter, added that Inslee was clear at the time that the troopers were a temporary service.
Benton's letter to the ethics board constructs a different narrative.
"During the last month, Governor Inslee has unlawfully involved himself in a labor dispute, using his executive authority in an attempt to force a private corporation to negotiate with a labor union," Benton wrote. "He has also failed in his basic obligation to ensure the safety of public employees in the performance of their duties. By his failure to act, he has jeopardized a multibillion-dollar industry in our state."
Ripple effect cited
The cargo ships sailing for Asia and the Middle East from the Port of Vancouver carry with them 20 percent of West Coast's grain exports, according to Pat McCormick, spokesman for UGC.
Inspectors take samples of the export shipments — usually wheat, corn, soybeans and sorghum — while the commodities are being loaded, according to Hector Castro, spokesman for the state Department of Agriculture.
While UGC has offered to pay for private security, Castro said those officers can only observe and report, and don't have as much power as law enforcement to intervene.
While the grain-shipping season doesn't get busy until September, McCormick said, the lack of inspectors has already caused problems. The company was able to get waivers on the inspections for two shiploads of grain, about 3 million bushels of product. But the waiver process took time.
"The first of the ships we managed to load was delayed 11 days," he said.
UGC is scheduled to ship 17 million bushels in August, and the lack of inspectors is beginning to send delays rippling back as far as the Great Plains states, where the products are grown, he said.
McCormick says neutral parties other than grain inspectors — like river pilots and customs agents — have been able to pass the picket lines without any issues.
Jennifer Sargent, spokeswoman for the ILWU, says the union should not be blamed for problems at the port. A similar American-owned company reached an agreement in February 2013. And she says UGC is responsible for creating tension on the picket lines. She praised Inslee's decision to stop State Patrol escorts.
"Washington taxpayers should never have been forced to provide private security to a private Japanese corporation in the first place," Sargent wrote in an email.
Corporate and union negotiators have sat back down at the table this week, and are scheduled to talk into the weekend.
"The men and women of the ILWU would rather be working in their jobs they've done for decades than walking the picket line," Sargent said.
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Galileo Open Air Cinema (October 2014 – April 2015)
While away the midweek blues with a unique and invigorating outdoor movie experience at the Galileo Open Air Cinema in Cape Town each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from October 2014 to April 2015. Each week cinephiles can grab some popcorn (or other yummy gourmet treats from the exhibiting vendors), settle down on the lush lawns at the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, the V&A Waterfront, the Hillcrest Quarry or at various venues in the Cape Winelands and see firm favourites, cult classics and so much more. Do note that while the Winelands theatre will take place on a Saturday, it is not a weekly event.
COST: Tickets are sold online via TheGalileo.co.za. If the show sells out online, no tickets will be available at the door. Space is limited, so book early to avoid disappointment. Costs vary according to ticket type. Click through to the events for more information.
Hope@Paul Cluver Summer Festival (November 2014 – March 2015)
Support the Thembalitsha Foundation and enjoy top tunes, theatre, comedy and cinema at the Hope@Paul Cluver Summer Festival in the Elgin Valley wine estate's magical forest amphitheatre from November 2014 to March 2015. This season's line-up will no doubt keep patrons enthralled and is set to feature first-rate musical acts, including Matthew Mole, aKing, Watershed and The Parlotones, as well as alternative entertainment, like comedian Barry Hilton, a special Valentine's Day movie and an enthralling kids' theatre festival. Bring along a picnic, some cushions and blankets and make yourself comfortable for an outdoor experience like no other. All profits from the tickets sales will be donated to the Thembalitsha Foundation, a non-profit organisation that uplifts impoverished communities in the area.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com and Computicket outlets, and costs range from R100p/p to R300p/p. Click through to the article for more information.
Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts (November 2014 – April 2015)
The Kirstenbosch hills liven up with the sound of music every Sunday from November 2014 to April 2015 for the annual summer sunset concerts. Each year, hordes of music lovers pack picnic baskets and blankets for the chilled out live music sessions on the historic botanical garden's sprawling greens. This year, patrons can enjoy a mix of performances, from UK act Passenger and icons like Oliver Mtukudzi, Mango Groove and Johnny Clegg to contemporary acts such as Prime Circle, Jimmy Nevis and the Parlotones, to name just a few. What's more, some concerts will have childcare facilities, so moms and pops can rest assured that their kiddies are in good hands.
COST: Tickets are available via Webtickets.co.za and costs vary according to the performer; concessions do apply. Click through to the event for more information on the line-up and costs.
Cape Town Cycle Tour (8 March)
What started out as a peaceful protest to raise awareness about the need for bicycle lanes in South Africa in 1977 has evolved into the largest individually timed cycling event in the world. Now in its 38th year, the Cape Town Cycle Tour, which takes place on Sunday, 8 March 2015, sees more than 30, 000 riders traverse a gruelling 109-km circular stretch that includes a scenic leg over the thrilling Chapman's Peak Drive.
COST: Entries for the tour open on Friday, 26 September 2014; click through to the event for information on fees and race pack collection. Spectators are welcome to support the cyclists at pre-determined points.
Cape Town International Jazz Festival (27 – 28 March)
The Mother City gears up to host hordes of music lovers and audiophiles at the Cape Town International Convention Centre for the 16th Cape Town International Jazz Festival from Friday, 27 to Saturday, 28 March 2015. Billed as the grandest gathering of jazz maestros on the continent, the highly anticipated celebration features international sensations, local icons and up-and-coming talent. This year, the star-studded line-up includes sultry and soulful founding member of the Groove Theory duo Amel Larrieux, the melodic Basia Trzetrzelewska , UK jazz legend Courtney Pine C.B.E, the Gerald Clayton Trio and many more. Plus, local icon Sipho 'Hotstix' Mabuse, new(ish) kids on the block Beatenberg as well as Melanie Scholtz and Jitzvinger, who will each bring a distinct African flavour to the bill.
COST: Tickets for this musical affair are available via Computicket.com and Computicket outlets and costs vary according to ticket type. Do note that there is a strict no pass-out policy, meaning ticket holders will not be able to leave and enter the venue at will. Click through to the event for more information.
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Cape Town Gay Pride (21 February – 2 March)
Cape Town Gay Pride twirls its way into town from Friday, 21 February until Sunday, 2 March 2014 to celebrate cultural diversity and to create awareness for LGBQTI issues in South Africa and beyond. As always, the line-up is both vast and varied, with the big march and festival as main highlights. Smaller events are scheduled all around the Mother City throughout the week as well, and must-attends include Ms Cape Town Pride 2014 and a beach picnic.
COST: All events tickets/entry are priced separately. Please consult Capetownpride.org for information about the full programme.
Design Indaba Expo and Conference in Cape Town (26 February – 2 March)
Get ready for a design intervention! Design Indaba, the creative fandango that's put Cape Town on the world map as a hotbed of innovation, takes place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) from Wednesday, 26 February to Sunday, 2 March 2014. Whether you're engaging with intellectuals at the conference and simulcast or browsing bespoke wares and local goods at the expo, you'll 100% find yourself inspired and motivated to make your mark on the city and beyond.
COST: Tickets are available via DesignIndaba.com or, in the case of the expo, at the venue on the day, and costs vary according to event. Click through to the event for more information.
Jazz on the Rocks Music Festival (27 February – 2 March)
Soak up the sun and the soulful sounds of local and international musicians on the undisturbed beaches of Tietiesbaai at the 2014 Jazz on the Rocks music festival from Thursday, 27 February to Sunday, 2 March 2014. Set on the protected patch of strand in the Cape Columbine Nature Reserve – it's on the border of Paternoster – the live music fiesta boasts a stage built on the rocks overlooking the sea and promises a splashing jol for even the most water-fearing jazz cats.
COST: Weekend passes to the festival cost R400p/p for adults and R200p/p for kids between the ages of 12 and 18 years old – little ones younger than 12 years of age get in for free. Note: patrons staying overnight must organise accommodation arrangements, as camping sites in the nature reserve are all sold out; a limited amount of tents are available via HeartbreakMotel.co.za
Big Blues Music Festival (28 February – 1 March)
Instead of dealing with huge hauls of fish and seafood, the Kleinmond Harbour is set to bring in major musical acts and performances from Friday, 28 February to Saturday, 1 March 2014 for the annual Big Blues Music Festival. Each year, the two-day fair puts top-notch local blues and jazz musicians on stage, much to the delight of fans of groovy tunes and sultry vocals. Party-goers can count on catching festival favourites like Albert Frost, Dan Patlansky, Natasha Meister and many more; plus, since the jam is family friendly, even the little ones can get down to the good vibrations.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com as well as at the gates, and costs vary according to ticket type. Click through to the event for more information.
Cape Town Tattoo Convention (28 February – 2 March)
The sixth annual Cape Town Tattoo Convention is getting under the Mother City's skin from Friday, 28 February to Sunday, 1 March 2014 from its base at the Cape Town City Hall. The much-loved lifestyle expo brings some of the best local and international skin artists together in one place, and gives body art enthusiasts the chance to get a tat or two or just glean some insight from the pros. Apart from oodles of inking, fashion and beauty vendors will be on hand and art events are scheduled throughout the convention weekend. And on the Saturday, inked-up dudes and dudettes can revel to the sounds of Van Coke Kartel, BEAST and The Very Wicked at the annual concert, which is hosted at The Assembly this year.
COST: Tickets to the tattoo expo are available at Capetattooconvention.co.za/buy-tickets and cost R100p/p for a day pass or R250p/p for a weekend pass. The weekend pass includes access to the Saturday night concert; otherwise, tickets for just the show cost R50p/p before 9pm and R60p/p thereafter.
Cape Town Art Fair (28 February – 2 March 2014)
The second annual Cape Town Art Fair returns to The Pavilion at the V&A Waterfront from Friday, 28 February to Sunday, 2 March 2014 for three blissful days of contemporary art viewing and buying. The family-friendly exhibition is set to wow art lovers and newbies with modern and traditional works by established and up-and-coming creatives, and since the ethos of the fair is to make art accessible for all, patrons can purchase pieces they've fallen in love with. This time around, 34 galleries, including some of the leading institutions in the city, will be showcasing bits and pieces of their collections.
COST: Tickets are available at Computicket.com and at Computicket outlets and cost R70p/p for adults and R45p/p for students with a valid student card, pensioners over 60 and children between 5 and 12 years old. Children under 4 years enter for free. Combo ticket with access to the GUILD design expo costs R120p/p for adults and R75p/p for children between 5 and 12.
The Flamjangled Tea Party (28 February – 2 March)
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Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo Cape Town (1 March)
The sexy and sophisticated Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo event gallops onto Val de Vie Estate in the Cape Winelands on Saturday, 1 March 2014 for a glitzy afternoon of fashion and French Champagne (and a bit of sport too). Just like its cousin events, the J&B Met and the L'Ormarins Queen's Plate, the daytime soiree is a haute couture affair that's more concerned about who you're wearing than who you're cheering for. So, be sure to turn up in your chic and glamorous best. The Veuve Clicquot Masters Polo is one of only a few international polo tournaments sponsored by the premier French Champagne house, and it's the only one of its kind on the African continent. As such, guests can expect nothing but exclusivity and extravagance at this glam affair.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com and at Computicket outlets. General polo picnic tickets cost R150p/p and this price includes access to food trucks and a cash bar; VIP pavilion access costs R850p/p and this includes a canapé lunch, a glass of wine and a glass of Veuve Clicquot.
Alien Safari Masked Ball (1 – 2 March)
Embrace your inner dancing sprite at this March's Alien Safari trance party from Saturday, 1 to Sunday, 2 March 2014. DJ all-stars, like Major7 (Israel) and Sideform (Serbia), look to keep the dance floor pumping and the feeling of playful abandon in full swing. And as in past, the massive jol descends on a secluded beach area near Gordon's Bay that features great camping sites, a grand view and the opportunity to catch some waves between sets.
COST: Tickets are R300p/p pre-sale from various Cape Town outlets or online via Quicket.co.za and R320p/p at the gate. The gates will open on Saturday at 12pm. Click through to the event for more information.
The Constantia Craft Beer Project (1 – 2 March)
The second annual Constantia Craft Beer Project fair returns to the False Bay Rugby Club from Saturday, 1 to Sunday, 2 March 2014 for another dose of tasty drinks and food in a family-friendly environment. The festival celebrates micro brews and their passionate creators as well as wine and, of course, the food that pairs so well with both bevies. Revellers can sample local, national and international beers from the likes of Mitchell's, Devil's Peak and Rogue Ales and nibble on nosh from the Cape Town Food Trucks. This year's fiesta also features a showcase of cars and bikes from SA HotRods and live entertainment by The Rivertones and electro outfit The Kiffness featuring vocals by Mathew Gold.
COST: Tickets to the beer fest cost R90p/p online via Quicket.co.za or R120p/p at the door on the day, and this price includes a complimentary tasting glass. Kids under 12 years of age get in for free. Brew Bucks, the currency used to purchase beer, wine and food at the fair, are also available via Quicket.co.za at a cost of R100 for 20 bucks. Alternatively, they can be bought at the event on the day.
Feast of the Grape (1 – 2 March)
In honour of a successful 2014 harvest, the Durbanville wine valley will, once again, host the annual Feast of the Grape wine festival at D'Aria Winery from Saturday, 1 to Sunday, 2 March 2014. The vino-themed celebration sees 12 of the region's wine farms come together to put their best vintages forward for attendees to appreciate. Apart from showcasing top reds, whites, pinks and bubbly, the festival boasts a host of wine-themed entertainment, like grape-stomping, tutored tastings, a farming exhibition and food and wine pairing; kiddies can take part in a slew of fun things to do in the kids' zone. The festival starts at 11am each day.
COST: Tickets are available from Webtickets.co.za or at the door for R50p/p, and kids younger than 12 years of age get in for free; do note that there is an entrance fee of R20p/p for the kids' zone. Festival-goers can pick up a branded wine glass as well as 10 tasting coupons at the event on the day for an additional R50p/p.
Eikendal Weintaufe Harvest Celebration (2 March)
Enjoy a grape stomping good time in Stellenbosch at the annual Eikendal Weintaufe Harvest Celebration on Sunday, 2 March 2014. This annual family-friendly Cape Winelands fiesta invites visitors to witness the decades-old tradition of the baptism of the farm's flagship 2014 Chardonnay and then taste the vintage straight from the barrel. What's more, the wine estate has a slew of family-friendly activities on offer throughout the day, including grape stomping, tractor rides, cheetah viewing, vineyard walks and much more.
COST: Tickets can be booked or bought at the gate on the day for only R30p/p, and kiddies under 12 enter for free. The price includes a glass for wine tasting as well as a free sample of the 2014 Chardonnay. For more information or to book your tickets, contact the cellar on +27 (0) 21 855 1422 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
RAMfest Cape Town (6 – 9 March)
Limber up and get ready to head bang until the cows come home when the 2014 RAMfest Cape Town music festival descends on the Elandskloof Farm in Helderstroom for a mosh-pit foray from Thursday, 6 to Sunday, 9 March 2014. In honour of the four-day event's eighth birthday, the organisers behind the fiesta have imported a string of top-notch international acts who will perform alongside Mzansi's very own superstars. In short, get set for an alternative music celebration like no other!
COST: Tickets are available online via Plankton.mobi and at the gate on the day; weekend passes cost R700p/p and no day passes will be available. Ticket price includes access to all shows and the campsite.
Music Exchange (7 – 8 March)
Join fellow audiophiles and entertainers at the Music Exchange conference, a two-day indaba featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions and intensive workshops related to the music and film industries. This year's event will be opened with an address by hip-hop artist and actor Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) and also features indispensible advice from bigwigs like South African-born Hollywood composer Dr Trevor Jones and the legendary Sipho 'Hotstix' Mabuse. Delegates will get to discuss and share ideas on issues relating to making music in Africa, multimedia distribution and rights issues, amongst others. In short, Music Exchange is not to be missed by anyone who wants to take their budding career to the next level.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com and at Computicket outlets and cost R220p/p for a single-day pass or R400p/p for a two-day pass.
Cape Town Naked Bike Ride (8 March)
Bare it all on Saturday, 8 March 2014 and join cyclists in the fourth annual Cape Town Naked Bike Ride. Set to shoot off from Truth Coffee at the Prestwich Place Memorial at 10am, the peaceful, imaginative and somewhat insane cycling race seeks to create awareness around environmental issues, like harmful carbon emissions and oil dependency, and to highlight the vulnerability of cyclists on South African roads.
COST: Entry to the nude cycling challenge is free of charge. Cyclists meet at Truth Coffee at the Prestwich Place Memorial at 9:30am, and the ride starts promptly at 10am.
Paarl Ommiberg 'Round the Rock' Festival (8 – 9 March)
Take part in the merriment and celebrate the Paarl Winelands harvest at the 2014 Ommiberg 'Round the Rock' Festival on Saturday, 8 and Sunday, 9 March 2014. Taking place at more than 15 venues in the region, the decentralised food and wine fiesta offers winemaking insight and entertainment for all ages. Visitors can participate in a range of harvest festival activities, sample new wines straight from the barrel, indulge in gourmet fare and relax to the sounds of live musical entertainment. What's more, there's an extra special amusement schedule for kiddies too, with jumping castles, slippery slides, face painting and more as part of the action.
COST: Tickets are available online via Webtickets.co.za and cost R80p/p; a limited amount of tickets at select estates on the day cost R100p/p. Included in the festival pass is access to the musical entertainment, selected barrel tastings and activities; select special events must be booked in advance on the day with the individual estate.
Infecting the City in Cape Town (10 – 15 March)
Discover a range of creative and innovative shows, art installations and impromptu performances in the nooks and crannies of the Mother City when the 2014 Infecting the City FREE public arts festival descends on Cape Town from Monday, 10 to Saturday, 15 March 2014. Though there are fewer acts in the line-up this year, the festival features bolder, larger pieces and more works that are the result of collaboration between local and international performers; plus, more so than ever before, the cultural fiesta relies on YOU, the audience, for the success of certain performances. Expect to be wowed by 40-odd pieces of performance art, dance, music, visual art and forms that simply defy categorisation, all of which will be performed right on the streets of Cape Town.
COST: Access to the festival is gratis, mahala and absolutely free of charge!
Cape Getaway Show (14 – 16 March)
Plan your great escape with the help of the holiday specialists at the Cape Getaway Show at the Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West from Friday, 14 to Sunday, 16 March 2014. The popular travel, outdoors and camping exhibition features more than 200 interactive displays focused on everything from adventure getaways and high-tech camping gear to cruises and wildlife photography; there is also a host of family-friendly activities on the bill for the weekend.
COST: Tickets are available via the Getawayshow.co.za and at the door and cost R60p/p for adults and R35p/p for pensioners and students; kiddies under the age of 12 enter for free. Do note that senior citizens and students need to provide identification at the door to qualify for their discount. Click through to the event for more information.
SpiritFest Yoga, Dance and Music Festival (14 – 16 March)
Enliven the spirit and exercise the body and mind at the 2014 SpiritFest Yoga, Dance and Music festival at Mountain Shadows guest house in Paarl. In an effort to create a community around mindful living, the 48-hour fiesta features a jam-packed programme of healing yoga sessions, mind-clearing meditation and soul-restoring activities like dancing, swimming and hiking. What's more, festival-goers can browse through handcrafted goodies from vendors, take in the thought-provoking art installations and enjoy feel-good food and drink from the local organic producers. Kids are more than welcome too, and there's even a special SpiritKids programme to keep these little ones happy.
COST: Tickets are available via Webtickets.co.za and cost R450p/p for an adult weekend pass (R550p/p at the gate) and R300p/p for a Sunday pass. Kids aged between 11 and 16 years pay R150p/p, and unfortunately, tickets for kids under the age of 10 are sold out.Festival-goers are welcome to bring their own 2- to 3-person tent and set up camp. Tent permits cost a mere R10.
SA Navy Festival in Simon's Town (14 – 16 March)
Join in the fun and festivities at the annual South African Navy Festival in the seaside village of Simon's Town from Friday, 14 to Sunday, 16 March 2014. The family- and kid-friendly event gives the general public the rare opportunity to explore navy ships, submarines and see the dashing men and women in white demonstrate the skills that help keep Mzansi's national waters safe and sound. Revelers can also look forward to exciting maritime displays, tug boat rides and the ever popular night gunnery shoot, while junior sailors can gear up to frolic in the kiddies' area and take part in a colouring contest.
COST: Access to this event is FREE!
Cape Town Carnival (15 March)
Get ready to shake your tail feathers and dance the night away when Mardi Gras and Ubuntu converge into one big, Mother City-sized party on Saturday, 15 March 2014. That's right, the 2014 Cape Town Carnival floats back into town on a bed of confetti and fun. Gallivanting all the way down Somerset Road along the Fan Walk, this colourful procession regales spectators with vibrant music, dance and costumes – and this time around, over 2000 entertainers are expected to participate. The parade starts at 7:30pm, and this year's theme is 'Imagine', so the possibilities are endless!
COST: Access to this event is free, but if you'd like an exclusive experience, VIP tickets are available via Webtickets.co.za and cost R600p/p.
Cape Fight League 06 (15 March)
Get ready for a knock-out show of toned bodies and mixed martial arts (MMA) skill at the 2014 Cape Fight League 06 at the Sunningdale Sports Club in Table View on Saturday, 15 March 2014. The night of raw determination and world-class fight entertainment pits pro and amateur contenders against each other in a cage scenario. Fifteen head-to-heads are scheduled, and it goes without saying that landing jaw-shattering blows and calculated kicks is the order of the evening.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com, Computicket outlets as well as at the gate on the day and costs range from R100p/p to R150p/p for unreserved seating; VIP seats ring in at R200p/p. Show starts at 6pm and runs until midnight.
Rare Plant Fair (15 March)
Horticulturists, avid gardeners and lovers of all things green are in for a real treat at the 2014 Rare Plant Fair at the Rustenburg Wine Estate in the tranquil Ida's Valley near Stellenbosch on Saturday, 15 March 2014. The fair features close to 40 professional and amateur specialist growers selling rare and beautiful bulbs, orchids, irises, and indigenous and exotic plants that will surely get the green thumbs up. Attendees are also invited to take stroll around the estate's lusciously looked after garden and sip some tea under the giant oak trees. Side stalls will have everything one needs to tend to their own patch of green.
COST: Tickets to the Rare Plant Fair cost just R10p/p and are available on the day at the venue.
Wellington Wine Harvest Festival (15 – 16 March)
Wine, dine and celebrate the end of the grape season at the 2014 Wellington Wine Harvest Festival on Saturday, 15 and Sunday, 16 March 2014. Split into two days and hosted at a number of venues in the Boland Winelands, this decentralised event offers guests a wide variety of activities, entertainment, food and, most importantly, wines to choose from. On Saturday, 15 March, eager attendees can opt for traditional fare and games at the New Fashioned Boere Bazaar at the Diemersfontein Wine Estate, a laidback food and wine pairing affair at the Bosman Family Vineyards or some raucous fun at the Wilder as die Wildtuinevent (it runs for two days) at the Welbedacht Estate. What's more, on Sunday, 16 March, ticket-holders can check out the individual participating wine estates and enjoy FREE wine tastings, discounts and specials as part of the annual Wine Crawl Sunday.
COST: Tickets cost R100p/p and are available online via Webtickets.co.za or at the venues on the day; they include a tasting glass, an event programme, a map and access to Saturday and Sunday's activities. Do note that food and extra drinks are for patrons' own account.
Parklife Music Festival (20 March)
What could be a better way to welcome the long Human Rights Day weekend than with an evening spent in the majestic Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden being serenaded by world class musicians? Experience just that at the third Parklife Music Festival on Thursday, 20 March 2014, which welcomes Scottish singer-songwriter Kt Tunstall and surf-rock Californian Donavon Frankenreiter to the stage. The international acts will be joined by local musos. Audiences are encouraged to pack picnic baskets with snacks and drinks and to bring an extra bit of gees for this increasingly popular outdoor jol.
COST: Tickets for the Parklife Music Festival in Cape Town are available via Webtickets.co.za and cost R295p/p during early bird sales and R345p/p thereafter.
Cape Town We Are One Colour Festival (21 March)
Get ready for mischief and mayhem: the Cape Town We Are One Colour Festival (formerly known as the Holi One Colour Festival) returns for a second year to paint the Mother City's skyline a rainbow of colours on Friday, 21 March 2014 (it's Human Rights Day). After a successful inaugural do in Cape Town in 2013, the carnival of paint powder erupts for a vibrant summer celebration with its first ever international headliner, American house DJ Felix da Housecat, and a new sizzling line-up of local acts. Revellers are encouraged to dress in white once again and rejoice in their love for music, art and dance at this pumping outdoor jol.
COST: Tickets are available via Webtickets.co.za and cost R190p/p for entry and no paint powder; R290p/p will get you entry and five coloured powders. Powders will also be available at the venue on the day at an extra cost.
ABSA Cape Epic MTB Challenge (23 – 30 March)
Adrenaline junkies and mountain biking (MTB) enthusiasts, listen up! The 2014 ABSA Cape Epic MTB Challenge is set kick up the dust from Sunday, 23 to Sunday, 30 March 2014. The challenge sees 1200 professional and amateur riders traversing 718km, including 14,850m of mountain climbing, as they make their way from the Meerendal Wine Estate in Durbanville through Robertson, Greyton, Elgin and to Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West.
COST: Entries for the 2014 race are closed, but eager participants can take advantage of the early-bird entries for the 2015 race, which open at 3pm on Sunday, 31 March 2014.
Lambertsbaai Kreeffees (Lambert's Bay Crayfish Festival) (21 – 23 March)
Mzansi's crayfish mecca along the West Coast hauls out masses of crustaceans for another finger-licking 2014 Lambertsbaai Kreeffees (Lambert's Bay Crayfish Festival) at the local caravan park from Friday, 21 to Sunday, 23 March 2014. Located just two hour's drive from the Mother City, this quaint fishing village springs to life this March with its annual celebration of seafood, music, activities and West Coast culture.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com, Computicket outlets and at the gate on the day; costs vary according to the day. Click through to the event for more information.
ATKV Oesfees (22 March)
The 2014 ATKV Oesfees (formerly the Franschhoek Oesfees) dances its way onto the March calendar to, once again, celebrate the end of the grape harvest, local music, the culture of the Boland and good ol' fashioned Kaapsekos at the Solms-Delta Wine Estate on Saturday, 22 March 2014. This 12-hour soiree also pays homage to the farm workers who made the harvest possible, and appropriately, there's something on the bill for everyone. Headline acts include the likes of Albert Frost, Karen Zoid, Loukmaan Adams, Theuns Jordaan, and many more.
COST: Tickets can be pre-booked at the Solms-Delta Wine Estate office or online via Plankton.mobi for R130p/p. A limited amount of tickets will also be available at the gate on the day and cost R150p/p. Children under the age of 12 years pay R30p/p; cost includes access to the kiddies play area. Little ones younger than the age of 2 years enter for free.
Earth Hour in Cape Town (29 March)
Do your part this March and participate in the 2014 Earth Hour in Cape Town on Saturday, 29 March 2014. This global environmental initiative calls on ordinary people to take a stand against climate change by turning off all non-essential lights between 8:30pm and 9:30pm. The grassroots movement was started by World Wildlife Fund in 2007 in Australia, where 2.2 million residents in Sydney turned off their lights for an hour. To date, more than 7000 cities and towns worldwide have taken part in this worthy cause. Cape Town was crowned South Africa's Earth Hour capital early in February 2014 thanks to its efforts at addressing climate change; thus, much is expected of Mother City residents.
COST: Admission to this event is free!
Free Cape Town Jazz Festival Concert (26 March)
If you weren't able to secure tickets for the 2014 Cape Town International Jazz Festival or you just want to catch a glimpse of what's in store at the annual musical calendar highlight, then don't miss out on the FREE Cape Town Jazz Concert at Greenmarket Square on Wednesday, 26 March 2014. The mahala Mother City show features a heady line-up of both international and local acts.
COST: Access to this event is FREE!
Cape Town International Jazz Festival (28 – 29 March)
The Mother City gears up to host hordes of music lovers and audiophiles at the Cape Town International Convention Centre for the 15th annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival from Friday, 28 to Saturday, 29 March 2014. Billed as the grandest gathering of jazz maestros on the continent, the much-anticipated celebration features international sensations, local icons and up-and-coming talent. This year, Erykah Badu headlines the event, and notables, like Abdullah Ibrahim, Tasha's World and Shakatak, are set to make appearances as well.
COST: Tickets for this musical affair are available via Computicket.com and Computicket outlets and costs vary according to ticket type. Do note that there is a strict no pass-out policy, meaning ticket holders will not be able to leave and enter the venue at will. Click through to the event for more information.
K-Day Music Festival (29 March)
Catch many of Mzansi's top local performers all under one sky at the annual K-Day Music Festival on Saturday, 29 March 2014 at Sandringham Farm in Stellenbosch. Brought to you by 94.5 Kfm and MTN, the outdoor fiesta features a super hot line-up of South Africa's number one acts, including the likes of Prime Circle, GoodLuck, Mi Casa and Die Heuwels Fantasties. Revellers can bring their own picnic baskets or feast on the goodies available from the on-site food stalls. Plus, with a beer tent for the thirsty and a kiddies' play area for the little ones, it's bound to be an extra awesome day for the entire family.
COST: Tickets cost R180p/p for adults and R80p/p for children between the ages of 3 and 12 years; little ones under the age of 3 enter for free. Tickets are available online via Computicket.com and at Computicket outlets.
ABSA KKNK Festival (29 March – 5 April)
For the 20th time, the ABSA Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (better known as the KKNK) serves up a smorgasbord of stellar Afrikaans arts and culture, concerts, exhibitions and theatrical performances in Oudtshoorn for an eight-day period. This year, the creative cornucopia features a staggering 150 acts and sees a number of festival regulars and renowned actors, like Sandra Prinsloo, Marius Weyers, Shaleen Surtie-Richards and more, take to the stage.
COST: Tickets are available via Computicket.com and Computicket outlets; performances are individually prices and ticket costs range from free to R700p/p.
Val de Vie Cup of Nations Invitational Polo Classic (29 March)
Join in the festivities and rub shoulders with society's elite at the 2014 Cup of Nations Invitational Polo Classic at the exclusive Val de Vie wine estate in Paarl on Saturday, 29 March 2014. Watch as the South African polo team takes on Pakistan, the Netherlands and England in this riveting competition. The equestrian event also treats attendees to local entertainment, gourmet fare, shopping activations and a sleek car show, and guests can expect to mingle with the bold and beautiful style icons of Mzansi.
COST: Tickets for this elite sporting event are available via Valdevie.co.za and cost R380p/p; this price includes access to the event, a light canapé lunch and two glasses of Val de Vie wine.
PLEASE NOTE: All dates are subject to change.
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'House of Commons Journal Volume 10: 24 November 1691', Journal of the House of Commons: volume 10: 1688-1693 (1802), pp. 559-561. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=29153 Date accessed: 27 November 2014.
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Martis, 24 die Novembris; 3° Gulielmi et Mariæ.
Earl of Ailsbury's Estate.
Amending Highways.
Settlement of the Poor.
Wittering Manor.
Aulnage Duty.
Hackney Coaches.
Private Business.
Intercepted Papers.
East India Company.
A MESSAGE from the Lords, by Sir Miles Cooke
and Sir John Francklin;
Mr. Speaker, The Lords have passed a Bill, intituled,
An Act for a Twelve Years Lease, made by the Earl and
Countess of Ailsbury, for Payment of Debts, which was
determined on their Deaths, to have Continuance absolutely for those Twelve Years: To which they desire the
Concurrence of this House.
And the Messengers withdrew.
The Bill was read the First time.
Resolved, That the Bill be read a Second time.
Mr. Bowyer reported from the Committee to whom it
was referred to consider of the former Laws for Enlarging
and Amending of the Highways, and of their Defects;
and to prepare and bring in a Bill for the better Enlarging
which they had directed him to present to the House:
And which he did do. And the same was received.
Mr. Hutchinson reports from the Committee to whom it
was referred to inspect the Laws relating to the Provision,
Settlement, and Employment of the Poor for the Time
to come, That they had prepared a Bill for the better
Explanation of Two former Acts for the Settlement of
the Poor, accordingly; which they had directed him to
present to the House: And which he did do. And the
same was received.
An ingrossed Bill from the Lords, intituled, An Act
for Sale of the Manor of, and Lands in Wittering in the
County of Northampton, and the Advowson of the Church
of Wittering aforesaid, late the Inheritance of Wm. Stydolph, Esquire, deceased, late Father of Sigismond Stydolph, Esquire, was read the Second time.
Resolved, That the Bill be committed to Sir John Cary,
Mr. Densell Onslow, Mr. Buscawen, Mr. Onslow, Mr. St.
Johns, Mr. Howard, Sir John Cutler, Sir Cha. Windham,
Sir Hen. Winchcomb, Sir Bourch. Wray, Colonel Granvill,
Sir Rob. Henley, Mr. Trelawny, Colonel Roll, Major Vincent, Mr. Bull, Sir Tho. Travell, Sir Tho. Darcye, Mr.
Christie, Mr. England, Mr. Vincent, Sir Tho. Pope Blunt,
Mr. How, Mr. Kendall, Sir John Parsons, Mr. Hampden,
Mr. Foley, Sir Hen. Vane, Mr. Longton, Mr. Hunt, Mr.
Wallop, Mr. Palmes, Sir Jos. Herne, Mr. Hedger, Sir
Fra. Vincent, Mr. Ryder, Sir Tho. Mompesson, Mr.
Fuller, Sir Fra. Drake, Mr. Cooke, Sir John Key, Mr.
Arnold, Sir Wm. Rich, Mr. Sherrard, Sir Wm. Strickland,
Mr. Ryder, Sir Tho. Middleton: And they are to meet
this Afternoon at Four of the Clock, in the Speaker's
Ordered, That the Bill for transferring the Collection
of the Duty of Aulnage to the Custom-house, and giving
a Recompence to the Crown for the same, be read the
Second time upon Friday Morning next.
Ordered, That Leave be given to bring in a Bill for
Regulating of Hackney Coaches in the Cities of London
and Westminster.
Ordered, That no private Business be proceeded upon
after Ten a Clock.
Then Colonel Granville reported from the Committee
to whom was referred the Perusal, Translation, and Examination of the Papers lately taken in a French Prize,
That they had made some Progress in the said Matter;
and had used and translated the said Papers; and had
directed him to return the original Papers to the House:
The which he brought to the Table.
Ordered, That the said original Papers be returned to
the Lords, according as their Lordships desired by their
Message Yesterday to this House.
Colonel Granville also moved, That the Committee
may have Leave to sit again.
Ordered, That the said Committee do sit again on
Friday next, at Four a Clock in the Afternoon.
Ordered, That Colonel Granville do carry the said
Papers to the Lords.
Then the House, according to the Order of the Day,
resolved itself into a Committee of the whole House, to
consider further of the Petitions touching the East India
Mr. Speaker left the Chair.
Sir John Guise took the Chair of the Committee.
Mr. Speaker resumed the Chair.
Sir John Guise reports from the said Committee, That
the East India Company had made a further Progress in
their Defence to the Heads of Complaints against them:
And that the Committee had directed him to move the
House, That they might have Leave to sit again.
Resolved, That this House will, upon Friday Morning
next, at Ten a Clock, resolve itself into a Committee of
the whole House, to consider further of the Petitions
touching the East India Trade.
Then Sir Jos. Herne, the Governor of the East India
Company, according to the Order of the House, delivered
in several Accompts, as a State of their Stock and Debts
at Home and Abroad: Which were read; and the Titles
Totals, and Balances, are as followeth; viz.
Factories at Fort St. George, and in the Bay of Bengale.
Ordered, That the Consideration of the said Accompts
be referred to the said Committee of the whole House.
And then the House adjourned till To-morrow
Morning, Nine of the Clock.
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The European Commission has prepared a set of questions and answers as well as a flowchart to help companies understand when they can and when they cannot send personal data abroad. The European Union's Data Protection Directive protects the personal data of EU citizens from abuse and misuse. Organisations have a duty to protect …
The US is considered a safe place to send data?
I note
India and China are not included.
any other favourite outsourcing countries?
@ John Smith
My thoughts exactly. Particularly worrying that just about every financial institution has call centres in India.
@John Smith
The problem is that the actual data & system isn't moved overseas, just the people who log onto the system. So the banks claim it isn't an issue. Yeah right....
Still not to worry
As long as they're worked too hard to not copy your details and no one has got screen capture software loaded they have no problem.
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A successful summer isn't complete without a jaunt into Central America
Shall we look at the evidence?
No theme
Just fresh photos
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