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Broke(n) Promise: Family homeless shelter closes its doors Family Promise of N.Ky. out of money Jessica Noll ELSMERE, Ky. -- Proud graduates of Family Promise, the Strait family, above, stuck together even when they were torn apart by homelessness. Jessica Noll | WCPO Copyright 2014 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Show Caption Hide Caption Previous Next NEWPORT, Ky. – The Strait family believes that family is everything and that sticking together is the key to survival—especially when you're homeless."That's the time families need to be together not torn apart," Denise Strait said, sitting in her living room amidst the numerous framed family photos, once boxed and collecting dust in storage, are nailed to the wall of their two-bedroom apartment in Elsmere. The Strait family is one of hundreds, who over the past two decades, have turned to family-friendly homeless shelter, Family Promise of Northern Kentucky.But on July 1, Family Promise will close its doors, pushing families like the Straits back to the streets or into other shelters, but separated."It is purely the inability to sustain a consistent level of financial support necessary to continue operations," Jeff Poland, Family Promise's executive director said. A Share A A A Share Article Already an Insider? Sign In
Broke(n) Promise: Family homeless shelter closes its doors Family Promise of N.Ky. out of money Jessica Noll ELSMERE, Ky. -- Proud graduates of Family Promise, the Strait family, above, stuck together even when they were torn apart by homelessness. Jessica Noll | WCPO Copyright 2014 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Show Caption Hide Caption Previous Next NEWPORT, Ky. – The Strait family believes that family is everything and that sticking together is the key to survival -- especially when you're homeless."That's the time families need to be together not torn apart," Denise Strait said, sitting in her living room amidst the numerous framed family photos, once boxed and collecting dust in storage, are nailed to the wall of their two-bedroom apartment in Elsmere.The Strait family is one of hundreds, who over the past two decades, have turned to the family-friendly homeless shelter, Family Promise of Northern Kentucky in their time of need. But on July 1, Family Promise will close its doors, pushing families like the Straits back to the streets or into other area shelters, but separated. "It is purely the inability to sustain a consistent level of financial support necessary to continue operations," Jeff Poland, Family Promise's executive director said about the shelter's demise. Families Who Are Housed Together, Stay Together "So much unknown, a path we'd never taken before," Denise said about becoming homeless for the first time during her 28-year marriage."It's not just the addicts or the woman pushing the grocery cart," she said of those who find themselves on the streets. "It's families with teenagers, children, grandparents."Denise, 51, her husband Randy and teenage daughter Emily, found themselves jobless, carless and homeless in a matter of one week."You never know when it's going to be you," Denise said, who has a plaque tacked to her wall that says: When life gets too hard to stand… kneel'.After Randy was laid off from his job in January 2013, the family's only car broke down for the third time. They were a little shy on rent and were swiftly booted to the street by their building's new, unforgiving landlord, Denise remembered."You can be one or two paychecks, or six months away," Randy, who is plagued with diabetes, arthritis and dysthymia manic depression, said.When they left their home they had zero dollars to their name, Denise said, holding up her hand to form an 'O'.After calling around looking for a place where they all could stay, Denise and their then-15-year-old sophomore in high school, Emily, were told to go to the Welcome House, in Covington, which serves up to 30 residents at a time, however, only allows mothers and children, no fathers.Randy, 53, was forced to leave his family behind and sleep at the Emergency Cold Shelter of Northern Kentucky in Covington—which is now also closing its doors in the near future to find a new location."I've never been away from my family," Randy said. "I felt alone, hopeless and useless."READ MORE: Homeless shelter must find new home, raise $1.5MDenise and Emily spent their nights at the Welcome House for about two weeks, waiting for a spot to open at Family Promise for all three of them."It was a sad time. If we hadn't had them, I don't know what we would've done," Denise said about finally getting into Family Promise in early February 2013.On average, Family Promise, which is the only emergency shelter in Kentucky that keeps the entire family together while homeless, has helped 25 families a year with shelter and housing programs. In 2012, they assisted 24 families, which included 73 family members; 46 of those children like Emily.The family spent their days at Family Promise and their nights in churches throughout Northern Kentucky within the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Northern Kentucky.Emily, now 17, who's heading into her senior year with her eye on art school after graduation, managed to keep her grades above a 3.0 GPA, despite having a learning disability."It was the only stability in her life," her mom said."That school felt more at home than the shelter, being other kids made me happy," Emily said about attending Dixie Heights High School. She had to take three buses from the shelter to get to school every day, until she switched to Newport High School, which was a 20-block walk each way.Having her family by her side was important."When you're homeless you need your family," Emily said. And even though "life sucks, you've got to keep walking. Gotta keep walkin', it's all we did."Until the soles of her shoes worn thin, Emily kept walking, and never gave up. They attribute their experience with Family Promise for that glimmer of hope that they always kept tucked in their back pocket."They helped us spiritually and mentally," Denise said of Family Promise.The center's social worker Jodi Penick helped the family apply for food stamps, a first for them, as well as apply for unemployment and seek free food and clothes at other locations like the Brighton Center and Hosea House.On any given day at Family Promise, Denise said she was looking for jobs, setting up interviews, filling out paperwork, and on the search for more shoes… to keep walking.After nearly three months of not having a place to call their own, on March 25, 2013, the family graduated from Family Promise and moved into their current home."I call them the 'second-chance people'," Denise said. Closing Shelter Doors, Families Ripped Apart "They'll split up, that's what usually happens," Denise said about families who become homeless and are not permitted to stay in the same shelter together.There were 5,245 homeless, including 513 youth, counted in Kentucky in 2013, like the Straits, who slept at night in churches throughout the Northern Kentucky region as part of the Family Promise program.READ MORE: Homeless CountIn Northern Kentucky, the homeless count for 2013 was:• Boone County- 24 • Kenton County- 255 • Campbell County- 124But Family Promise will no longer be the shelter for those 403 homeless to turn to in Northern Kentucky."It is with great sadness that after 20 years we have determined to suspend shelter operations indefinitely," Brenda Pair, board president and Jeff Poland, interim executive director wrote in a letter on their website.After opening its doors in 1994, as part of the Interfaith Hospitality Network of Northern Kentucky, with the mission to help families stay together and get them back on their feet with meals, shelter and support, they have to call it quits due to inadequate funding."The 20 years has certainly had its ups and downs and as many of you know we have struggled over the years to maintain adequate financing to continue operating the day center, case management and transportation," the letter read.The Bank of Kentucky, the program's largest contributor, gave Family Promise $30,000 this year, which was part of 2013's total finances labeled as public support and revenues: $325,433 from an array of sources, below, as well as through grants and fundraisers like Homeless to Hopeful and a wine tasting. That's up from 2012's $276,957, according to Family Promise's financial statement.READ MORE: Community gathers for homeless, giving hope while raising awareness and moneyPoland warned, however to be careful making any conclusions from the surface numbers, as non-profit accounting is not that straight forward.Noting that there were certain revenue amounts that were restricted for a particular use."Cash is king in any business, and particularly true for non-profits," Poland said, noting that there were no cash reserves and not enough unrestricted cash available for normal operating expenses. Funders include: Boone County Fiscal Court Campbell County Fiscal Court Kenton County Fiscal Court The Robert M. Butler Memorial Foundation The R.C. Durr Foundation GE Evandale Community Services Fund The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati The Andrew Jergens Foundation The Johnson Family Foundation The Helen Steiner Rice Foundation The Scripps Howard Foundation The Charles and Ruth Seligman Foundation The Spaulding Foundation The Toyota (TEMA) Foundation The Bank of Kentucky Central Bank Chick-fil-a Restaurant - Florence, KY Erlanger United Methodist Women's Group Edgewood Electric Ft. Thomas Woman's Club Ft. Wright Civic Club Heritage Barber Shop Kenton County Rotary Club Taft, Stettinius & Hollister, LLP TiER1 Performance Solutions, Inc. Victory Community Bank VIEW ALL FAMILY PROMISE'S FUNDING REPORTS.On average, the program, which consists of the emergency shelter and rapid re-housing for families, costs $49.59 a day—most families stay 58 days.In 2013, according to Family Promise's financial statement, its total expenses were $296,405, down from 2012's total of $300,780.But with more expenses than unrestricted funds for operating the shelter and about 800 volunteers throughout the program, including nearly two dozen churches that assist in its mission, it just wasn't enough to keep the program afloat, Poland said.As a result on May 5, Family Promise sent out the following letter to all church pastors who were part of the network. Dear Pastors,We are thankful for the long service of our host and support churches. We are thankful for the coordinators and volunteers who serve at each rotation. Many of you have been faithful from the beginning in 1994 when this ministry started, as Interfaith Hospitality Network and you have been servants to others.The 20 years has certainly had its ups and downs as all of you know, and as many of you have experienced. We have struggled over the years to maintain adequate financing to continue operating the day center, case management and transportation. This lack of sustainability has reached a critical stage and we have determined that the best option is to suspend shelter operations effective May 5, 2014. We have two families in transitional housing and that ministry will continue for the next 60-90 days.It is our hope that services to Northern Kentucky families will continue in the future. Since last fall we have been in discussions with our sister affiliate, Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati (IHNGC), about how to better utilize our combined resources, facilities, churches and volunteers. There are many elements of planning any potential transition and we are working closely with the leadership of IHNGC to give careful consideration to the best path forward.We are committed, as you and your church are, to being good stewards of the resources provided by our community and providing these services in this manner is good stewardship.We trust and know that you will continue to be a part of this important ministry serving homeless families. Community Could Help Now with a home of her very own, full of patriotic knick knacks and blessing plaques adorning her walls, Denise hopes that the community will rally together and give however they can, so that Family Promise may continue to change families' lives, like they did for hers."You're helping us, people like us," she pleaded to the community. "Some day it could be them. Pay it forward now. If you've got [money] use it wisely. If you don't, volunteer.""They helped us in so many ways. The place is a blessing," Denise, who is now a full-time student and starting a new job next month, said.Randy also has a full-time job. And Emily has her own room, splashed with purple, her favorite color and plastered with drawings and artwork that she has created."There are a lot of people who want to help. You have to look. You have to ask," she said. "I learned that we can be self-reliant but also that you can't do it alone and faith has a lot to do with it." "It's devastating to hear that we are closing. We're the only family shelter in Northern Kentucky. Being homeless disrupts every aspect of family life. My heart reaches out to the community and those in need," Penick, who helped the Strait family and whose last day is June 30, said. Since last fall, Poland said, Family Promise has been in discussions with its affiliate Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cincinnati (IHNGC), about how to better utilize their combined resources, facilities, churches and volunteers—although currently, Family Promise is selling off its furniture and supplies.After meeting with the IHNGC board, Poland said, they approved to take the steps to determine if and when they could accommodate a few Northern Kentucky families in its churches. "There are a number of support groups critical to this decision and I know they have already been meeting with those partners to determine the level of commitment and support," Poland said."I don't want the shelter to close," Denise said. "I know other families who could use Family Promise. Where am I suppose to send them now?"For more stories by Jessica Noll on issues impacting Northern Kentucky, visit http://www.wcpo.com/noll or follow her on Twitter @JessicaWCPO. A Share A A A Share Article
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DIALOGUE Working Paper No. 43, "Non-standard work, social dialogue and collective bargaining in Indonesia"
14 December 2012
The paper provides an overview of the situations facing informal, contract and outsourced workers, and how labour law regulates their terms and conditions of work. It analyses both legal and practical constraints in organizing such workers and the challenges to promoting effective social dialogue and collective bargaining. It also examines how the financial crisis has affected these workers negatively. Interestingly, the number of collective agreements increased in Indonesia during the early years of the crisis, but the trade unions' priority was to secure the jobs of permanent workers.
Summary - Decent Work Country Profile - Indonesia
14 December 2012
The summary of the Decent Work Country Profile in Indonesia is a first analysis of the four dimensions of decent work as defined in the DW Agenda: rights at work, employment promotion, social protection and social dialogue. This study analyzes the legislative and statistical information available, compiling existing national data. A priority of the Government is to produce relevant and reliable indicators to measure decent work and ensure better monitoring and evaluation of country-specific policies.
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10 December 2012
Illustrates the broad range of programmes and activities of the ILO in Indonesia, many of which are directly relevant to the national social and economic goals of the Government.
Social protection assessment based national dialogue: towards a nationally defined social protection floor in Indonesia
06 December 2012
Description of existing social security and social protection schemes for each of the four social protection floor guarantees, identification of policy gaps and implementation issues, recommendations, rapid costing exercise to estimate the cost of completing the social protection floor.
Workshop report: Employment Diagnostic Analysis workshop at Tuban, Tuban, 8-10 October 2012.
30 November 2012
Aimed at delivering assistance for better development planning process based on the principle of knowledge sharing among the stakeholders that have interests in employment issues at local level and encourage them to participate in the employment program planning and implementation.
Harapan sepanjang jalan - Roads to hope (Bilingual)
13 November 2012
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Rebuilding livelihoods of Mentawai Islands after the 2010 tsunami and earthquakes
10 October 2012
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Indonesia Decent Work Country Programme 2012-2015
19 September 2012
The DWCP 2012-2015 reaffirms the following three priority areas: employment creation, industrial relations and social protection, with their corresponding outcomes, strategies, indicators and targets. It reflects the current socioeconomic context, national priorities of Indonesia, and the ILO mandate and the priorities of the ILO Constituents.
Validation Workshop of the Indonesia Decent Work Country Profile
30 August 2012
A Tripartite Validation Workshop of the Indonesia Decent Work Country Profile was held in Jakarta from 27 to 28 June 2011, to give the opportunity to constituents to discuss the main results of the study and to advise on final amendments before its publication. The Profile provides comprehensive data on decent work for stakeholders in Indonesia and can be used as an important advocacy tool for policy making. The economic crisis and the need to achieve a sustainable recovery based on inclusive growth have increased the importance of efforts to measure decent work (and thus, the importance of these profiles). In July 2009, the International Labour Conference adopted the Global Jobs Pact which proposes policy responses for job creation; mitigating the impact of unemployment; and promoting balanced and sustainable growth. Several Government agencies such as the Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration (MoMT), the National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS), the Ministry of Finance (MoF), the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), Statistics Indonesia (BPS); representatives from employers' associations (APINDO and ABADI), and the confederations of trade unions (KSBSI, KSPI, and KSPSI) were involved in the validation workshop. The stakeholders discussed the main results of the Profile and the way forward to use the Profile for policy design and advocacy, national development planning, and the monitoring of the country's Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP).
Case studies of policy coherence initiatives in developing Asia
21 August 2012
This paper highlights four case studies of national efforts in developing Asia towards greater policy coherence and coordination, ranging from institutional cooperation in poverty reduction programmes to integrated macroeconomic and social protection policy responses to the global economic crisis. Each case study features lessons and insights that other countries can consider when pursuing similar initiatives.
ILO-World Bank Joint Synthesis Report: Inventory of Policy Responses to the Financial and Economic Crisis
03 August 2012
Snapshot Summary - Decent Work Country Profile - Indonesia
01 August 2012
Indonesia Baseline Report: Worker Perspectives from the Factory and Beyond
31 July 2012
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Trade and employment in services in Indonesia: policy brief
12 July 2012
This study investigates the growth of services in Indonesia linkages with other sectors in terms of value-added and employment using statistics from the national accounts, trade and labour force data and input-output data.
Trade and employment in services: the case of Indonesia
12 July 2012
This study examines the importance of the services sector and its linkages with other sectors in terms of value-added and employment from the national accounts, trade and labour force data and the input-output data as well as associated government policies for employment in Indonesia. It focuses on international trade and investment in services, international migration, and policies affecting employment in service sector trade agreements (especially in Mode 4, which is on the movement of 'natural' persons).
Report on value chain analysis of the cattle sector in Bobonaro and Lautem districts, Timor-Leste
20 June 2012
The ILO's Business Opportunities and Support Services (BOSS) project, which resort under the Ministry of Economy and Development (MED), initiated a participatory value chain analysis using the ILO approach to Value Chain Development for Decent Work. The cattle sector in Lautem and Bobonaro districts had been selected by the District Economic Forum as the most potential sector for creating more income and employment opportunities for the poor communities in these districts.
Understanding children's work and youth employment outcomes in Indonesia
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Understanding children's work and youth employment outcomes in Indonesia: executive summary
20 June 2012
The report was developed jointly by the Government and the three UCW partner agencies. As such, it provides an important common basis for action in addressing child labour and youth employment issues. Part 1 of the report focuses on understanding children's work and Part 2 on understanding youth employment outcomes. Part 3 of the report addresses national responses to child labour and youth employment concerns.
Measuring decent work in Indonesia - the decent work country profile at a glance
25 May 2012
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Youth voices from Asia and the Pacific
18 May 2012
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Mayoral candidate wants to talk to auditor about boat trips
Published: May 12,2013
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OCEAN SPRINGS — Jackson County Supervisor John McKay says the deep-sea fishing trips he took in 2012 with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources are now an issue in his race for mayor of Ocean Springs.
McKay, a Republican, tells The Sun Herald he wants to talk to State Auditor Stacey Pickering about the trips.
The fishing trips surfaced during an investigation of spending by the marine resources agency. McKay and various other public officials took trips on the MDMR boats.
"We didn't know that it was so-called taxpayer money that we were spending," McKay said. "We thought it was foundation money or whatever. We were told that was the purpose of the boat."
McKay's opponent, Ocean Springs Mayor Connie Moran, a Democrat, referred calls on political strategy in the race to political consultant Reed Guice, who works for her campaign.
"This issue of McKay going on the DMR boats wasn't invented by the campaign," Guice said. "There was a front-page story in the newspaper."
The mayor's election is June 4.
McKay said he went on one deep-sea fishing trip with a number of public officials and then about six weeks later, in August, he went on one with his grandson and about 10 other boys around the time of his grandson's birthday.
McKay said he is a longtime friend of former MDMR director Bill Walker and thought Walker's foundation paid for the trips, not the state agency.
Walker was fired earlier this year. The agency came under state and federal investigation last year for spending practices.
Pickering announced in mid-April that Walker and the Mississippi Marine Resources Foundation would donate two boats they own to the state.
"I voluntarily called up (state auditor's office) to get this behind me and everybody else that was on that boat," McKay said, "because none of us did anything wrong, because if I'm innocent, they're all innocent."
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Itaca Fuengirola, Fuengirola
Situated near the beach, Itaca Fuengirola is in the heart of Fuengirola, within walking distance of Bioparc Fuengirola and Fuengirola Beach. Also nearby are Fuengirola Adventure Golf and Sohail Castle.
Hotel Features.
Dining options at this family-friendly hotel include a restaurant, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and tour/ticket assistance. This is a smoke-free property.
The 58 air-conditioned guestrooms at Itaca Fuengirola include minibars and safes. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. 32-inch LCD TVs are equipped with satellite channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer bathtubs or showers and complimentary toiletries. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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- This hotel has 58 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Up to 15 kg
Extra people
- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 12 per night
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 25 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10 per pet, per night
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- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
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- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- Poolside bar
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Golfing nearby
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Climate control
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Rollaway beds are available for EUR 25 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6 per person (approximately)
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Hospital leadership reported that positive earnings for the hospital system were $91,104 in September, reflecting a $323,499 improvement over the monthly budgeted loss and a $1.87 million improvement compared to last year. Factors contributing to the profit included a higher hospital census, more surgeries, and an increase in emergency room patient volume.
Compared to last year, the hospital census for September was up 60 percent, total surgeries were up 32 percent, and seven percent more patients visited Hutcheson's emergency room. Officials also noted that the hospital has seen a steadily improving commercial and Medicare payer mix as compared to 2011.
"Obviously, we are excited to announce the hospital's first system profit in almost three years. It demonstrates our employees' dedication to turning this hospital around and indicates the growing support of physicians and residents in the North Georgia community," stated Roger Forgey, president and CEO of Hutcheson Medical Center.
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Maryland's Department of the Environment (MDE) is moving ahead to finalize best management practices for hydraulic fracturing in the Marcellus Shale. It is in the process of updating its draft report, Marcellus Shale Safe Drilling Initiative Study Part II Best Practices. Chesapeake PSR submitted comments expressing concerned that the proposed best practices are not based on a scientific assessment of likely impacts in Maryland and would allow polluters to hide behind complicated trade secret rules and non-disclosure agreements. We are working with our partners and legislators to fix key problems in the report. Read are comments here.
In addition, PSR , the Maryland Environmental Health Network, and the Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments submitted comments on a study being commissioned by the Maryland's Department of Health & Mental Hygiene on the proposed health effects of hydraulic fracturing. The draft scope of the study is found at www.marcellushealth.org. Chesapeake PSR has been a key player in Maryland in pushing for increased attention to the health concerns associated with hydraulic fracturing. Read our comments here.
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PSR's Dr. Catherine Thomasson joined other public health leaders and Senator Boxer to oppose the inadequate Udall-Vitter toxic chemicals bill (S. 697) and call for real reform that will protect public health. Read more »
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GoSkyWatch Planetarium for iPad - the astronomy star guide
By GoSoftWorks
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***** As seen in Apple's iPad 2 event ***** Easily and quickly identify and locate stars, planets, constellations and more by simply pointing to the sky. Your personal telescope to the wonders in the night sky. Go outside and explore the night sky.
***** Featured on ABC's "The View" show
***** Featured in "Wired" magazine
--- What People Are Saying
"Powerful and easy to use, with excellent animation and the widest zoom range." — D.Schroeder, University professor
"GoSkyWatch Planetarium should not be missed regardless of whether you are a casual or hard-core fan of astronomy." — AppAdvice
"I have more than 10 astronomy apps on my iPhone and this is by far the best. Everything I need and easy to use." — Pat, iTunes reviewer
--- What makes GoSkyWatch different to other astronomy apps?
• Easy to use — No buttons to press or modes to select, just point to the sky to start exploring.
• Designed specifically for efficient outdoor use.
• Touch free identification — No need to keep touching the screen to identify what you see in the sky. Great for those cold nights with gloves on!
• Don't need to hold level — Displays the sky view and information at the correct orientation when held at any angle not just landscape or portrait.
• Gyroscope compass auto calibration — No need to calibrate the gyroscope. Advanced adaptive algorithms for smooth and accurate positioning.
• Unique target identification — Touch drag scheme for greatest accuracy and speed since your finger doesn't actually cover what you are trying to identify.
• Planets shown with relative brightness to stars — No oversized graphics that prevent you from distingishing a planet from surrounding stars.
• Full 180 degree display — See at a glance what is in the sky and where without having to pan around.
• Minimal on screen text — Stars and planets easier to identify since they are not covered by text.
• Popup images — No need to keep zooming in and out just to see what is out there.
• Heads up object name, brightness and distance
• Contains all stars visible to the naked eye
• Magnitude adjustment for viewing conditions
• Touchless navigation even for the iPod touch without a compass.
• Looking for a planet, star, constellation or galaxy? Just use the finder and let the arrow guide the way
• Search stars and DSOs sorted by name, distance or magnitude.
• Moon phase calendar
• Sun rise/set times
• Day, sidereal and time lapse animation
• Over 200 images of planets and deep sky objects
• Messier and Caldwell catalogs with images
• Actual image taken of the Milky Way
• Below horizon display
• Look back in time with the birthday star search. Find out how old you were for the star light seen.
• Constellation images, boundaries and patterns
• Solar system, star, DSO, constellation Wikipedia
• Ian Ridpath's constellation StarTales
• Interactive graphical ephemeris
• Planet, star, constellation and DSO ephemeris data
• High performance graphics
• Easy setup using auto location or built in city list
• Location favorites
* No internet connection required. Internet optionally used for auto location, viewing Wikipedia information and StarTales.
Many more enhancements to come as free updates.
* See web site for video demo
What's New in Version 7.1.1
- Option to hide ads after time delay
Download the full version for more features including comets and interactive 3D planets.
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Great App
This app is very easy to use. It quickly shows me where planets and stars are allowing easy viewing with our telescope. Highly recommended.
Adds after paying for app?
I payed to get the comet locations and it worked great... That was a few months ago. I just tried using it to locate a new comet and now a very bright add banner is displayed across the bottom of the screen. Ruined! This app worked perfectly, but none of that matters now that all I can see when I go out in the dark with it are adds...
Seems adequate for basic viewing. Need to spend more money to get more complete versions though. Like the feature that enables you to set the degree of coverage of the night sky which will vary in a well lit city vs the completely black desert sky.
- Free
- Category: Education
- Updated: Jul 02, 2014
- Version: 7.1.1
- Size: 19.9 MB
- Languages: English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Seller: GoSoftWorks Development Co.
- © 2014 GoSoftWorks Development Co.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.1 or later. Compatible with iPad.


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An adorable farm border for kids. All kinds of scenes from a day on the farm are arranged in a cute patchwork design with polka dots and animal sounds. A fine multicolor children's wallpaper from designer Brewster Home Fashions.
Assembled Depth (in.) |
.25 in |
Assembled Height (in.) |
396 in |
Assembled Width (in.) |
20.5 in |
Product Height (in.) |
6.8125 |
Product Length (ft.) |
15 ft |
Area Rug Theme |
Kids & Teens |
Breathable |
No |
Color |
Multicolor |
Color Family |
Beige/Bisque |
Decor Product Type |
Wallpaper |
Kid and Teen Theme |
kids |
Material |
Vinyl |
Moisture Resistant |
No |
Paintable/Stainable |
No |
Pattern name |
Brewster 443B90529 Kids World Farm Animal Border |
Pattern type |
Children's |
Product Weight (lb.) |
.5 lb |
Returnable |
90-Day |
Scrubbable |
No |
Strippable |
No |
Textured |
No |
Theme |
Kids & Teens |
Vacuum clean |
No |
Washable |
No |
Manufacturer Warranty |
Please carefully examine rolls before installing. We will replace any defective merchandise with new product of equal value, but will not be responsible for labor. Additionally, the warranty is invalidated when pre-pasted paper is applied with additional paste as some adhesives are not compatible. Unopened, factory sealed rolls may be returned for any reason within 45 days. |
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CAW approves formation of new union with CEP
The Canadian Auto Workers has voted to join the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers and form a new union.
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The Canadian Auto Workers has voted unanimously to join the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers to form Canada's biggest private-sector union with the aim of changing the country's economic and social course.
More than 600 delegates at a CAW convention at the downtown Toronto Sheraton Centre accepted a package of proposals Wednesday for the new union that would pour millions of dollars more into organizing and open up membership to non-union workers and other Canadians.
"This union will pose a serious challenge to the unrepresentative, unfair economic and political systems workers now find themselves caught in." said CAW president Ken Lewenza after the vote.
"This new union has the potential to change the way workers are represented in this country, bringing about stronger democracy in the workplace and greater community involvement."
Delegates stood up in favour of a package that would improve the two unions' governing structure, financing priorities, servicing levels and strategic direction while making a major effort to extend their influence into communities for social change.
More than 40 delegates spoke in favour of the new union and many of them used their remarks to underline the need to mobilize workers and Canadians so they can dump right-wing governments in Ottawa and several provinces.
Several delegates said the new union and other groups must reverse a corporate agenda that is relentlessly cutting wages, retiree benefits and jobs while governments stand idly by. No one in the crowd of union activists. spoke to formally voice their opposition.
CEP will hold its own convention in Quebec City in October. If CEP delegates approve the same package, the two unions would hold a founding convention next year where they would consider a constitution and new name.
Peter Kennedy, the CAW's national secretary treasurer, said the new unnamed union could grow into a major political force by attracting people outside traditional workplaces that would be able to push for a better society.
The proposed new CAW-CEP union wants to open its membership to the unemployed, retirees, students and other people with similar social interests in communities around the country.
Among other changes, the unions want to double their spending on organizing to a combined $50 million during the next five years to build "density" in some sectors and improve their bargaining position
"We're imagining what this union can be," said Kennedy, who worked on the package with a group of other leaders over several months..
"Do you want to change the world," asked Gaetan Menard, the CEP's secretary treasurer.
"Yes," responded jubilant delegates.
The two unions started formal talks earlier this year in an effort to reinvigorate the labour movement whose membership and bargaining power has declined steadily during the last quarter of a century.
"The old ways haven't worked," said Local 222 preisdent Chris Buckley, who also worked on the package.
Former CAW president Buzz Hargrove applauded his union's move and said the labour movement has to fight back now otherwise the lives of workers, retirees and other Canadians will continue to deteriorate economically.
"Everything we're fighting for is under attack, and this is a turning point," he yelled.
"We're going to be a force to be reckoned with," added another delegate from Halifax.
At one point, Lewenza jokingly asked if their was a nurse in the convention hall as speakers became more emotional and passionate in their remarks.
The CAW and CEP currently represent 190,000 and 130,000 workers respectively in about 20 sectors.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees is the biggest union in the country with more than 600,000 members.
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Starting his public farewell to his flock, a weary Pope Benedict XVI celebrated his final public mass as pontiff, presiding over Ash Wednesday services hours after a bittersweet audience that produced the extraordinary scene of the pope explaining his decision to step down directly to the faithful.
The mood inside St Peter's Basilica was sombre during the mass, as if the weight of Benedict's decision and the finality of his pontificate had finally registered with the thousands of faithful present. But the basilica erupted in a rousing, minutes-long standing ovation as Benedict exited for the last time as pope, bringing tears to the eyes of some of his closest collaborators.
"We wouldn't be sincere, Your Holiness, if we didn't tell you that there's a veil of sadness on our hearts this evening," Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Benedict's long-time deputy, told the pope at the end of the service, his voice breaking.
"Thank you for having given us the luminous example of the simple and humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord," Bertone said, quoting Benedict's own words when he first appeared on the loggia overlooking St. Peter's Square after he was elected pope.
"Viva il papa!" the crowd yelled as Benedict stepped off the altar.
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent, the most solemn season on the church's liturgical calendar that ends with Holy Week, when the faithful commemorate the death of Christ and his resurrection on Easter Sunday. By this Easter, on March 31, the church will likely have a new pope.
The scene was festive earlier in the day, when Benedict took the extraordinary step of speaking directly to his flock about why he had broken with 600 years of tradition and decided to retire on February 28.
"As you know, I have decided to renounce the ministry that the Lord gave to me on April 19, 2005," Benedict said, to warm applause. "I did this in full liberty for the good of the church."
He thanked the faithful for their prayers and love, which he said he had "physically felt in these days that haven't been easy for me". And he asked them to "to continue to pray for me, the church, and the future pope".
Benedict looked tired but serene as he basked in a standing ovation when he entered the packed hall for his traditional Wednesday catechism lesson. His speech was interrupted repeatedly by applause, and many in the audience of thousands had tears in their eyes.
A huge banner reading "Grazie Santita" (Thank you Your Holiness) was strung up at the back of the room and a chorus of Italian schoolchildren serenaded him with one of his favorite hymns in German - a gesture that won over the pope, who thanked them for singing a piece "particularly dear to me".
He appeared wan and spoke very softly, but his eyes twinkled at the flock's welcome - warm and heartfelt if somewhat bittersweet.
"He gave us eight wonderful years of his words," said Ileana Sviben, an Italian from the northern city of Trieste who couldn't hide her sadness. "He was a wonderful theologian and pastor."
The Reverend Reinaldo Braga Jr, a Brazilian priest studying theology in Rome, said he, too, was saddened when he first heard the news.
"The atmosphere was funereal but nobody had died," he said. "But then I realised it was a wise act for the entire church. He taught the church and the world that the papacy is not about power but about service."
It was a sentiment the retiring Benedict himself emphasised when he told his flock that the "path of power is not the road of God".
Benedict is the first pope to resign in about 700 years, and the decision has placed the Vatican in uncharted waters: No one knows what he'll be called or even what he'll wear after February 28.
The Vatican, however, revealed some details of his final day as pope, saying he would attend a morning farewell ceremony with his cardinals and then fly off by helicopter at 5pm to the papal summer retreat at Castel Gandolfo.
Under that timetable, Benedict will be far from the Vatican when he ceases being pope at 8pm - a deadline decided by Benedict himself because that's when his normal workday ends.
Vatican spokesman the Reverend Federico Lombardi said no formal or symbolic act was needed to make his resignation official at that time, because Benedict has already done all that was required to resign by affirming publicly he had taken the decision freely.
Benedict's final official acts as pope will include audiences with the Romanian and Guatemalan presidents this week and the Italian president on February 23.
Making sure the transition goes smoothly, Benedict made an important appointment Wednesday, naming the No 2 administrator of the Vatican city state, Monsignor Giuseppe Sciacca, as a legal adviser to the camerlengo.
The camerlengo, or chamberlain, helps administer the Vatican bureaucracy in the period between Benedict's resignation and the election of a new pope. The current camerlengo is Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state.
He and the dean of the College of Cardinals, his predecessor Cardinal Angelo Sodano, will have a major role in organising the conclave, during which the 117 or so cardinals under the age of 80 will vote on who should succeed Benedict.
The Vatican has made clear that Benedict will play no role in the election of his successor, and once retired, he will be fully retired. He plans to live a life of prayer in a converted monastery on the far northern edge of the Vatican gardens.
But his continued physical presence within the Vatican walls has raised questions about how removed he really will be from the life of the church. Lombardi acknowledged that Benedict would still be able to see his friends and colleagues.
"I think the successor and also the cardinals will be very happy to have very nearby a person that best of all can understand what the spiritual needs of the church are," Lombardi said.
Benedict is expected, however, to keep a low public profile.
As a result, Benedict's final public appearances - his last general audience will be February 27 - are expected to draw great crowds, as they may well represent some of the last public speeches for a man who has spent his life - as a priest, a cardinal and a pope - teaching and preaching.
And they will also give the faithful a way to say farewell under happier circumstances than when his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, died in 2005.
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