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ACF's Raffle to Save the Reef was drawn 12.00 noon 4 June, 1999.
Thank you to those who participated in ACF's latest raffle. Your help is invaluable and strengthens our campaigning. The lucky prizewinners are:
1st Prize: 3-day guided walk in New Zealand Donated by Outdoor Travel, Air New Zealand and Abel Tasman National Park Enterprises Mr M McGrath, Manly Vale, NSW. Ticket No. 130343
2nd Prize: 4 nights in the Daintree Rainforest Donated by Daintree Wilderness Lodge Mr J Crawford, Carlton, Vic. Ticket No. 034684
3rd Prize: 3-day walk from Katoomba to Jenolan Caves in the Blue Mountains Donated by Great Australian Walks Mr C Chin, Murrumbeena, Vic. Ticket No. 051151
4th prize: $1,046-worth of top quality gear from Kathmandu Donated by Kathmandu. Ms A McKenna, Inglewood, WA. Ticket No. 302583
Ticket Seller's Prize: 4 nights in a rustic mountain cabin in Lamington National Park Donated by Binna Burra Mountain Lodge Ms Y Clarke, Healsville, Vic.
Responsible design
ACF member Elisabeth Dark has an invitation for Sydney members.
In addition to being a member of ACF, I am also involved in the Society for Responsible Design, which is celebrating its 10th year of promoting environmental and social responsibility across all the design disciplines.
SRD has a regular evening talks program in Sydney which might be of interest to other ACF members. On 24 August the topic is `Furniture -- sustainable design challenges', covering ecodesign advances in Australia and internationally. In September is the launch of the `Ecospecifier' project, which is a new resource of ecologically responsible building materials available in Australia. Ring me for more information on Ph: (02) 9564 0721 or email: email@example.com.
So close yet so far
Chris Arnold of Darlington in Western Australia sent an email about the April Habitat cover.
Habitat readers who have flown across the Great Sandy Desert in Western Australia would have experienced deja vu at the sight of your April edition cover, showing the `zoanthid in a semi-retracted state on a sponge'. The orange patches are reminiscent of exposed red sand where the spinifex has been burnt by fires ignited by dry storms. The spinifex, which after the wet season can be almost as green as in your picture, characteristically grows into circular forms identical to the zoanthids. Truly an amazing visual similarity between two settings of contrasting scale and environmental conditions.
Volunteering for conservation
Karen Dimmock from the Australian Trust for Conservation Volunteers has an offer for members.
ACF members are now eligible for a 10 per cent discount when volunteering on all ATCV projects. Normally the charge to participate in a project is $20 a day to cover travel to the project site, food and accommodation. ACF members would pay $18 a day, or $90 for a week. You can find out more about ATCV's practical projects by calling Ph: (03) 5333 1483 or Fax: (03) 5333 2166.
Planned giving appreciated
ACF's work has been supported by a number of bequests receive during the 1998-99 year. We wish to express our appreciation for the generosity and thoughtfulness of the following people in providing for ACF through their Wills, and convey our condolences to their family and friends.
Mrs Engla Dobree Mrs Alice van Zalen Dr Emily Stephenson Mr Richard Sylvan Miss Honor Wilson Ms Jillian Hudson Mr Leslie Anderson Mrs Inez Armitage Mr George Maud Ms Helen Drake Ms Christina Stead
This support of ACF will greatly help us campaign for a better environment, now and into the future.
For information on how you can assist ACF through your Will please contact Nola Wilmot, ACF Donor Liaison and Bequests Officer on Ph: 1800 332 510 or Ph: (03) 9926 6712.
ACF's 33rd AGM -- call for Agenda items
The thirty-third Annual Genera Meeting of the Australian Conservation Foundation will be held in Melbourne on Saturday 20 November 1999 at ACF's office at 340 Gore St, Fitzroy.
Under Rule 49.2 of the ACF Constitution, items can only be placed on the agenda by an ACF Councillor or by notice on writing signed by at least five ACF members. Agenda items for the AGM must reach ACF in Melbourne no later than 5.00 pm Thursday 16 September, marked to the attention of The Secretary, c/-Yvonne West, ACF, 340 Gore St, Fitzroy, 3065. Inquiries relating to the AGM can be directed to Yvonne on Ph: (03) 9926 6701.
Next Generation
ACF has launched a new membership program for young people aged 14 to 25. At only $25 per year Next Generation membership includes a quarterly newsletter, Revive, and will help young people become active and empowered through bimonthly ecopoli kits. Members will also b able to publish ideas and events on the ACF website, network with other young environmentalists and receive information about upcoming campaigns and techniques. For more information please call Kellee Nolan on Ph: (03) 9926 6702.
Plastic that saves the environment!
In the next few months ACF will offer our members the chance to take up a credit card that makes a financial contribution to ACF's conservation work every time it is used -- at no cost to the cardholder.
ACF has chosen American Express to be our credit card provider. As well as supporting ACF's campaigns, the card will offer our members attractive interest rates and conditions. You will be notified about the card by mail in the next month or so, however if you would prefer not to receive this mail please notify ACF's membership department, Ph: 1800 332 510 or (03) 9416 1166.
ACF grows 30%
ACF's ability to influence government and business is linked to the size of our membership. Put simply, the more members we have the more we influence governments to adopt environmentally sustainable policies.
Over the past twelve months, ACF's membership has grown by a wonderful 30 per cent. A significant portion of this can be attributed to ACF supporters who last August sent in the names of people they thought would be interested in becoming members.
Thanks to all who sent in names and to those who subsequently joined. You have played a part of one of the most successful membership drives in recent years.
Twelve months on we are asking members again to provide us with details of people who they think would be interested.
To help, please refer to the mailed with this issue of Habitat, or call the Membership department on freecall Ph: 1800 332 510.
Membership milestones
ACF thanks the following members from around Australia who reached the milestones of 30, 25 and 20 years' membership in the months of June and July 1999. Your support remains as valued as ever.
30 years Ms R Amm, St Ives, NSW Mr W Keatley, Caulfield Sth, Vic Dr D Hogg, Weetangera, ACT Mr A Kerr, Vermont, Vic Dr R Lefroy, Mosman Park, WA Mr K Little, Ararat, Vic Mrs A Reeves, Broadway, NSW 25 years Mr & Mrs G Wallis, Fish Creek, Vic Mr C Miller, Glen Waverley, Vic Mrs C Schnitzerling, Red Hill, Qld Mr P McMahon, Isaacs, ACT Mr R Forbes, Peakhurst, NSW Mr S Comino, Aspley, Qld Mr S Morris, Berkeley, CA, USA Ms G Lamont, Hawthorn, Vic Mr G Van Munster, Kingston, NSW Mr D Stephensen, Bendigo, Vic Mrs A James, Canterbury, Vic Mr B Maley, Mount Hawthorn, WA Mrs H Brier, Fig Tree Pocket, Qld Miss A Forbes, Spring Gully, Vic Mr E Lawton, Mildura, Vic Mr A Hill, Birchgrove, NSW Dr M MacKenzie, Launceston, TAS Mr R Grieve, East Hawthorn, Vic Mr J Whitehouse, St Ives, NSW Mr A Walker, Surrey Hills, Vic Ms M Kelly, Northcote, Vic Mr D Brigden, Stanmore, NSW Dr M Maskrey, Taroona, Tas Mr K Graham, Swansea, NSW Mr K Adams, Swansea, NSW Mr M Cassidy, East Launceston, Tas Miss V Northey, Lithgow, NSW Mrs L Spriggs, Churchill, Vic Miss A Harwood, Waverley, NSW Miss L Gilmour, Neutral Bay, NSW Mr B Steer, Summertown, SA Miss F Arnott, Blackburn, Vic R English, Carlton North, Vic Mr D Williamson, Macmasters Beach, NSW Dr P Campbell, Kenmore, Qld Mr D Andrewartha, Heathpool, SA Mr L Lauder, East Fremantle, WA Miss L Maynardh, Lameroo, SA Dr C Magarey, Hawthorndene, SA Mrs J McLaughlin, Mona Vale, NSW 20 years Mr A Hassell, Redcliffs Vic Mr S Gye, Warrawee, NSW Mr D V Lightfoot, Hawthorn, Vic R & C Mitchell, Caringbah, NSW Mr A Correy, North Sydney. NSW Mr & Mrs D Renowden, Glen Waverley, Vic Mrs J Webster, Lennox Head, NSW Mrs N Hardie, Coombabah, Qld Dr J Straton, Mosman Park, WA Mrs A Penington, Kew, Vic Mr B Versey, Curtin, ACT Ms J Young, Chatswood, NSW Mr I D Robertson, Kambah, ACT Dr P Fraser, Mordialloc, Vic Mrs E Anselmi, Stawell, Vic Mr R Hayes, Newtown, NSW Mr P Burne & Ms C Herscovitch, Summer Hill, NSW Miss L Gibson, Oatley, NSW Mrs G Clarke, Balwyn, Vic Ms R Bilton, Artarmon, NSW Mr J Pederick, Fullarton, SA R Buck, Tame, NSW Dr R Nittim, McMahons Point, NSW Dr H G Williamson, Frankston, Vic Miss J Hunter, Hawthorn East, Vic Mr W Tagell, Kangaroo Island, SA Dr R Guard, Toowoomba, Qld Prof B Boer, University of Sydney Mr P Hope, Buninyong, Vic J & D Banyard, Floreat Park, WA Miss M Bear, Brighton, Vic Mr B Griffin, Holmesville, NSW Mrs S Saunders, Dungog, NSW Miss A Marshall, East St Kilda, Vic Mr M Hedley, Westgate, NSW Mr L Smith, Essendon, Vic Mr R Webster, Tamworth, NSW Mr B Grant, North Bondi, NSW Mr J & Mrs M Rayner, Emerald, Vic Mr A Ingram, Mylor, SA Ms MN McCammon, Spit Junction, NSW Mr W Chapman, Ocean Grove, Vic Mr J Haley, Randwick, NSW Mr R Stephens, Armidale, NSW Dr G Fitz-Gerald, East Ivanhoe, Vic Dr Leon Barmuta, South Hobart, Tas Mr R Powell, Wembley Downs, WAR O'Neil, Fremantle, WA Mrs M Mills, Dalkeith, WA Mrs J Dawson, North Box Hill, Vic Miss B Silk, Marangaroo, WA Ms J Star, Jarrahdale, WA Ms B Webster, Dorrigo. NSW
Tela launch
Government House in Canberra was the venue in June for the launch of ACF's Tela Papers by the Governor General, Sir William Deane.
The Tela Papers will be published over the next two years and are devoted exploring the relationships between the environment, economy and society, and the changes required to achieve ecological sustainability in the next century. A primary aim of the series is to influence decision-makers, opinion leaders and educators.
The first paper to be released is Health and the environment, which was jointly sponsored by ACF and the Australian Medical Association.
The next two papers deal with environmental and social justice, and future environmental policy needs. Education, politics, business, the media, trade unions, indigenous people and households are among the subjects of forthcoming editions.
To place your order ($10 each) contact ACF on Ph: (03) 9416 1166 or Fax: (03) 9416 0767.
ACF website
Don't forget that for the latest comment and news according to ACF, you can simply look up the ACF website. Media releases, membership details, campaign reports and more can all be found at www.acfonline.org.au.
Year 2000 diaries
Next year's Wilderness and Desk Diaries and Calender will be available for sale by the end of August. Full of stunning images of Australia's landscapes and unique wildlife, the ACF diaries make a fabulous gift. Why not order now for Christmas?
To order or for information call Ph: (03) 9580 5599 or Fax: (03) 9587 3273.
Your stories for the millenium
This year's December issue of Habitat will be taking a look over the rise and into the next century, providing you with some food for thought over the summer period. ACF would like you to be part of that special issue.
We are inviting all members to write in with stories that celebrate their experience of the Australian environment. A selection of these wilt then be published in the December Habitat.
Your stories can be about looking ahead, imagining Australia in the century to come. Or they can look back -- perhaps to a moment of inspiration, a childhood discovery, taking part in a campaign, being alone in a new place, witnessing an event in nature, learning from others about their place -- anything.
Any length up to 500 words is acceptable, and the author must be a member of ACF (Earthkids can enter too). The closing date for entries is Friday 1 October.
Please send your story to Louise Ray, Habitat, ACF 340 Gore Street, Fitzroy, 3065 (we are unable to return posted stories), Fax: (03) 9416 0767 or email email@example.com.
Melbourne: 23 September
At the ACF Members' night, Alan Reid, President of the Gould League and radio commentator, will talk on the need for wildlife corridors, referring to experiences on his own farming property. Questions, discussion and Campaigns update. 6.00 -- 8.00 pm, 340 Gore St, Fitzroy, $4.00 members, $5.00 non-members (drinks and finger food provided). For information call Angela Ralph, Ph: (03) 9926 6700.3
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Thanks to the antenati.san.beniculturi and familysearch websites, I have managed to find more information on my family tree from the Province of Lucca.
I am now hoping to trace my family back through church records.
There are 3 main towns that my family lived in:-
Chiozza, in Castiglione di Garfagnana
Colognora, in Pescaglia,
Alpe di Stazzema, in Stazzema.
I have wrote to the parish priests in these towns before, but apart from Pescaglia have never received a response (even though I had enclosed donations).
Does anybody know of someone from the Lucca region, who would be able to visit the churches and photograph the relevant pages from their registers?
Obviously, I wouldn't want to be willing to pay over the odds, as I have found some websites that offer this, but start at $1900.
In Chiozza, I am hoping for a search of the records from about 1805-1810 for:-
Possible marriage of Iacopo Mazzei (son of Pellegrino) and Rosa Guazzelli (daughter of Marco) (c.1805-1810);
Possible baptism of Luigi Mazzei - son of Iacopo and Rosa Guazzelli (c.1809-1810).
In Colognora, I am hoping for a search of the records from 1832-1881 for:
marriage of Luigi Mazzei (son of Iacopo) and Rosa Lombardi (daughter of Simeone) - 15th January 1832;
baptism of Erminia Mazzei (daughter of Luigi and Rosa Lombardi) - born on 2nd Feb 1849;
baptism of Giovanni Mazzei (son of Luigi and Rosa Lombardi) - born 1st August 1852 - baptised 10th August 1852;
possible burial of Iacopo Mazzei (son of Pellegrino and Caterina Viviani) between 1832-1852;
possible burial of Erminia Mazzei (daughter of Luigi and Rosa Lombardi) between 1849-1850;
burial of Rosa Mazzei (Guazzelli) - daughter of Marco Guazzelli - died 21st September 1870;
burial of Luigi Mazzei (son if Iacopo and Rosa Guazzelli) died 21st September 1876;
burial of Rosa Mazzei (Lombardi) - daughter of Simeone - died 26th December 1881.
In Alpe di Stazzema I m hoping to find:-
baptisms of Mazzei children, particularly children of Iacopo and Rosa Guazzelli (from 1809-1822);
marriage of Pellegrino Mazzei and Caterina Viviani (c.1780-1788) (plus baptisms of their children;
baptism of Pellegrino Mazzei (son of Domenico) c.1725.
If anybody can help, can you send me a message please?
Darin (England)

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|Chicken livers
|1⁄2 Pound
|1 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|Soy sauce
|1 Tablespoon
|Vegetable oil
|2 Tablespoon
|1⁄2 Clove (2.5 gm), crushed in a garlic press
|Bacon slices
|4 , cut in halves
|Canned water chestnuts
|5 Ounce, drained (1 Can)
1. Rinse chicken livers under running cold water and drain on paper toweling; cut into halves and put into a bowl.
2. Pour a mixture of honey, soy sauce, oil and garlic over the liver pieces; cover. Let stand about 30 minutes, turning pieces occasionally. Remove from marinade and set on paper toweling.
3. Wrap a piece of bacon around a twosome of liver and water chestnut, securing with a wooden pick.
4. Put 6 appetizers in a circle on individual paper plates lined with a triple thickness of paper towels. For each plate, cover with a double thickness of paper towels and cook in microwave oven about 5 minutes at HIGH, or until bacon is done; rotate plate one-half turn after 1/2 minutes.
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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) VISTA, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/27/12 -- E-World Online, a leading provider of electronics recycling solutions, announced today that it has already met the 2012 extended producer responsibility (EPR) e-waste weight requirements for its electronics manufacturer clients in 10 states while supporting continuous funding for free and convenient electronics recycling in states regulating e-waste collection. As the final states' regulatory year-end approaches, E-World will maintain its perfect record for achieving weight requirements for clients in all EPR regulated states through its proprietary solution for consumer electronics manufacturers, the Manufacturer Interstate Take-back System (MITS).
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An animal rescue foundation says its efforts to assist two major banks by providing shelter for abandoned horses in a foreclosure case has left the organization saddled with debt and on the verge of bankruptcy.
Volunteers with the Grace Foundation of Northern California sought to draw attention to the organization's plight Monday morning as they gathered, with a couple dozen horses in tow, at a Folsom shopping center on Blue Ravine Road that is home to branches of Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
The El Dorado Hills foundation filed a lawsuit Friday in El Dorado Superior Court seeking $2 million in compensatory damages from Bank of America, Wells Fargo, an Orange County law firm that represented the banks in foreclosure proceedings and Dwight Alan Bennett, the owner of a Susanville ranch from which the horses were seized.
Beth DeCaprio, the foundation's executive director, said the suit followed efforts to get the banks to take responsibility for the cost of caring for 48 horses, including 16 foals, that the foundation – at the banks' request – took custody of last August.
"We just hope and pray the banks will do the right thing," a tearful DeCaprio said outside the bank branches Monday.
Corporate representatives for the two banks said they have tried to help the foundation.
Jumana Bauwens, a spokeswoman for Bank of America, said when it came to her attention in May that the Grace Foundation had mounted a campaign on its Facebook page to lobby the banks, she called DeCaprio.
She said DeCaprio told her the foundation needed $400,000, and within days Bank of America responded with an offer of $200,000. A few weeks later, Wells Fargo offered to pay $200,000 over a two-year period.
But Bauwens said DeCaprio then told her that costs could total up to $3 million over 12 years because some of the horses were unadoptable. She said DeCaprio balked at provisions of a settlement agreement that would protect the banks against further liability.
"We didn't stop the negotiations," Bauwens said. "She did with the lawsuit."
The financial problems are a result of legal issues regarding ownership of the horses. The lawsuit accuses the banks and Tim Ryan, an attorney representing the banks, of fraud.
It alleges that when ownership of the horses was conveyed to the Grace Foundation, the banks and Ryan knew that ownership rights could not be transferred to the foundation.
According to the lawsuit, the Grace Foundation assumed custody of the horses when a trustee, appointed by Lassen Superior Court at the banks' request, turned over ownership of 32 horses to Lassen County, which then signed them over to the foundation.
The Grace Foundation took custody of the horses in late August 2011 with the intention of seeking new owners through a nationwide adoption program in October of that year. Each of the banks donated $20,000 and Lassen County was to have contributed $10,000 to cover the estimated cost of caring for the horses for up to six months. To date, Lassen County has provided no funding, according to the lawsuit.
Within days of taking custody of the horses, the foundation was advised by Ryan that Bennett had filed for bankruptcy, listing the horses as assets.
According to the lawsuit, Ryan subsequently instructed the foundation not to take any of the usual steps it might otherwise have taken with respect to the newly rescued horses, including termination of early pregnancies.
Consequently, mares have given birth, many following difficult pregnancies that jeopardized their health, and horses in the foundation's care as a result of the Susanville rescue now number 48.
Bank representatives stress that the banks never had legal ownership of the horses and argue that with the lifting of a stay by the bankruptcy court in January, the foundation can claim ownership of the horses and put them up for adoption.
But Stuart Leviton, attorney for the foundation, said the lifting of the stay allows Bennett to challenge the seizure of the horses in state court. Leviton said he hopes the ownership issue can be cleared up within a few months. In the meantime, the foundation's expenses mount. According to the lawsuit, the foundation has spent at least $870,000 on the horses so far and expects to spend more than $1 million on their care by the end of the first year.


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The process of expanding U.S. 221 is starting to pick up speed, following a presentation from Trent Beaver, Division 11 construction engineer for the N.C. Department of Transportation, to the Ashe County Board of Commissioners.
"We want the public to have the latest and most accurate information," Beaver said as he started off his presentation.
The project will cover 16.1 miles of U.S. 221 in Watauga and Ashe Counties and has been divided into five different sections. At the U.S. 221 and 421 interchange, the state is planning on removing the red light and placing an overpass at the intersection.
"We pushed for an interchange at that location for safety reasons," Beaver said. "Everybody knows about the fog at that location."
Beaver said after the meeting there should be no problem in construction the interchange, despite the proximity of the Blue Ridge Parkway interchange with U.S. 421
Section A will run from the U.S. 421 intersection in Watauga County to Idlewild Road and construction is supposed to start in June 2015. Section B will start from Idlewild Road to the New River and also has a tentative construction date of June 2015.
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Beaver said Section D will be the first section built and most right-of-way acquisitions have been completed in that section.
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The road will be four lanes with a 23-foot median.
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Changes by the N.C. General Assembly, now require transportation projects to be prioritized. Beaver said sections A, B and D are already locked in, because the dates for starting construction are set before July of 2015.
Still, he is confident section C will be a high priority, because the section will be connected to the other parts of construction.
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"We're making initial contacts (with the property owners)," he said. "It is as far as we have gotten right now."
The initial contact involves talking directly to the landowners to discuss why the DOT needs their property and how the process of acquiring the land works.
"That means our right of way agents are going out and making individual contact with each of these owners who either will have part of their parcel or maybe all of their parcel involved in some kind of acquisition," said Jordan-Ashley Baker, communications officer for the N.C. DOT.
Baker said according to an environmental impact study done in 2012 by the DOT, there were going to be 103 relocations along U.S. 221. That would be 70 residential relocations and 33 business releocations.
"The 103 relocations is a good estimate, but it is just an estimate at this point," Baker said.
After meeting with the property owners, they can then choose to have an independent and impartial appraisal of their property, she said.
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In addition, the N.C. DOT takes into consideration several factors, including how much of the property is acquired, its location and additional structures. Baker said the N.C. DOT has a $10 million budget for right-of-way purchases on U.S. 221.
"We will sit down and talk with the property owner and hopefully reach a settlement that will move forward the acquisition process," Baker said.
If an owner refuses to have their property acquired by the DOT, the state will then consider using state eminent domain to acquire the land.
"Unfortunately, we're not always able to reach an amicable agreement with the property owner and acquire their property through negotiated settlements," Baker said. "Then it moves toward eminent domain, which is acquisition of the property controlled through the legal system."
If households and businesses have to be relocated, the state will provide moving funds, and when applicable, replacement housing payments determined by state and local regulations. Baker said each property is looked at on a case-by-case basis.
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Very much a male-dominated career in the United States, Industrial Painters earn an average of $16.43 per hour. Experience level and the particular city each impact pay for this group, with the former having the largest influence. Although the larger part have medical coverage and around two in five have dental coverage, just under a third claim no health benefits at all. Work is enjoyable for Industrial Painters, who typically claim high levels of job satisfaction. The data for this synopsis comes from respondents who took the PayScale salary survey.
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Industrial painter are responsible for applying paint, varnishes, and similar coatings to materials such as metals, woods, and plastics. They use various techniques to apply paint, including sprays, rollers, and brushes. Industrial painters are generally employed in the construction and manufacturing industries; many of these painters have a specific industry in which they work, such as automotive painting, house painting, painting the interiors and exteriors of buildings, painting the framework of bridges, and painting machinery of all different types and sizes. In addition to the painting itself, many (if not most) industrial painters are also responsible for cleaning and preparing the surface to be painted, removing previous finishes (including by sandblasting), and cleaning up of the area after each step of preparation and painting itself is done.Read More...
Industrial painters' work environments vary; for example, auto body painters working in a shop, many individuals paint interiors and exteriors of homes and buildings, and some industrial painters work in a factory setting. Outdoor work may be required as well. This position often requires standing for long periods of time, climbing ladders, carrying heavy materials, and making repetitive motions while painting. Industrial painters must be able to understand and adhere to industry safety standards.
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When debugging my COBOL program in RDZ, If the program that I specify in CICS DTCN command is not in the test libraries then it doesn't trap the program. Where and how do I specify the libraries in RDZ so that COBOL source is retrieved from the UNIT or PROD libraries? Please help. Thank You.
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Re: RDZ 7.6 COBOL Source File Look Up Question2013-01-22T09:50:45Z in response to SystemAdminI understand that you do not get the source program when the program is launch for debugging.
For debugging a program we need to prepare it for Debug Tool, meaning the TEST compile option and keep the sidefile or listing file produced in the compile step.
If the program has not been compiled for debugging or the listing or sidefile is not found then we will not get the cobol source in the source window. If the file is not found RDz prompts you to specify the place where the listing or sidefile is located.
When compiled for debugging you will have in the load module the pointer to the file.
Re: RDZ 7.6 COBOL Source File Look Up Question2013-01-22T15:48:10Z in response to SystemAdminAfter I setup DTCN in CICS to trap a Production version of the program which is compiled with the TEST (debugging) option, then how do I tell RDZ to pick up the production source. If the program is compiled in the test region then RDZ picks it up, but if the program is not in test library then RDZ doesn't trap that program at all. Please help! Thank you.
Re: RDZ 7.6 COBOL Source File Look Up Question2013-01-22T17:00:21Z in response to SystemAdminWhen you have compiled with the TEST compiler option, we also need to keep the SYSDEBUG file or the LISTING file.
If you are using Enterprise COBOL V4, we have the TEST(HOOK|NOHOOK,SEP/NOSEP,EJPD/NOEJPD) suboptions.
If we have specified the SEParate suboption then we a DD card in the compile step with DDNAME SYSDEBUG has to be specified, and the symbolic information for the debugging is written into the file.
If we have set the NOSEParate suboption then we need to code the SYSPRINT ddname to a permanent file.
When the load module is produced we have a pointer inside the load module pointing to a file.
When debug starts, it will read from load module this file and if found it will show the source program, if the file is not found then RDz will prompt you for designating the file name.
For example I have like the compile like this :
as I have SEPARATE the SYSDEBUG is coded there. In the load module I will have a pointer pointing to SYS028.FANAL.SYSDEBUG(COBCALC)
Now I rename this SYS028.FANAL.SYSDEBUG(COBCALC) to SYS028.FANAL.SYSDEBUG(COBRRRR) and when the debug session starts
it does not find the file being pointed in the load module, so in the window I will type the new name
and I have the source in my debugging session.
Notice that you need the file.
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Re: RDZ 7.6 COBOL Source File Look Up Question2013-01-24T18:44:48Z in response to SystemAdminSince we're talking about debugging in the production system, can you get Debug Tool up properly for any other transaction or other subsystems? Couple of things I'd check:
1) Can you get a simple batch debug job going with Debug Tool?
2) CEMT INQ SYSTEM should show the value of DEBUGTOOL as NODEBUG. I know it sounds backwards but DEBUG indicates CADP while NODEBUG is for DTCN.
3) Can you start a Debug Tool session for any transaction in the production environment?
Even if you can get the Debug Tool session up, you could enter SET DEFAULT LISTINGS command to specify the dataset that contains the production source. I'm assuming as you had already pointed out that you have the correct TEST compiler option with either the SYSDEBUG DD card or if not, the LISTING being saved in a permanent dataset, just as you were doing in the TEST environment.
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Actress Samantha Spiro started acting at the age of ten and hasn't looked back since - and the world of theatre is all the richer for it.
Although Spiro has appeared regularly on television (in series such as Cold Feet, The Knock and The Bill) and on film (Beyond Bedlam, Cor Blimey, From Hell), it's on stage that she's really made her mark.
Her theatre credits include Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick, As You Like It, Jumpers, Teechers, The Tragic Roundabout, Roots, On the Piste, How the Other Half Loves, Glyn and It.
In 2002, she made her musical debut in Michael Grandage's production of Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along at the Donmar Warehouse. The production won numerous awards, while Spiro won both a Laurence Olivier and a Whatsonstage.com Award for Best Actress in a Musical.
Spiro is now appearing - alongside Richard Briers and June Whitfield - in the first West End revival of Alan Ayckbourn's 1975 comedy Bedroom Farce, which opens at the Aldwych Theatre on 8 April 2002.
Date & place of birth
Born 20 June 1968 in London.
Lives now in... Queen's Park, north London.
First big break
In terms of opening doors, it was playing Barbara Windsor in Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick (NT Olivier, 1998).
Career highlights to date
Working with Michael Grandage (As You Like It at the Sheffield Crucible/Lyric Hammersmith in 2000 and Merrily We Roll Along at the Donmar Warehouse in 2000/2001). That's been my best experience as an actress so far. Michael is a master.
What impact did the many awards for Merrily We Roll Along have for you?
It's quite tricky to put into words. After finishing a production like that, you just don't know which made the big impact - the production itself or the awards? It certainly doesn't do any harm to win awards. And, at the time, winning feels like the most important thing in the world. A couple of months later, you get a bit of perspective. It's just really nice to have the recognition and to be able to think, great, I've achieved that now. Whatever happens, at least you've got that honour to keep forever.
Also, I'd like to say thanks to Whatsonstage.com for your award last year - it was very nice.
Favourite productions you've ever worked on
Merrily We Roll Along, Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick and As You Like It.
Favourite co-stars
Daniel Evans (from Merrily We Roll Along), Adam Godley (from Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick) and Victoria Hamilton (from As You Like It). They're wonderful, generous actors who you can just have a good time with.
Favourite directors
Michael Grandage. He does so much work before you start and has a total understanding of how the production is going to be. He has amazing vision. And he works very closely with the choreographer or designer to give you a lot of freedom but with a safety net at the same time. Michael also really knows how to use the text and he puts trust in you as an actor. Terry Johnson (Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick) was fantastic to work with, too, and I'd love to work with him again.
Favourite playwrights
Shakespeare - it sounds a bit naff but it has to be. Alan Ayckbourn (who wrote Bedroom Farce) came in to see us the other day; he's pretty damn clever as well. And Terry Johnson (Cleo Camping Emmanuelle and Dick) is brilliant. They all understand the human condition and they write wonderful characters.
What roles would you most like to play still?
You always want to go on to do the opposite of whatever you're doing at the moment. It might be nice to do something quite Russian next. There are so many brilliant roles. I'll take whichever comes along. There's not a definite plan for the rest of my career. If you plan, you're probably going to be disappointed because nothing ever goes in the direction you think it will.
What do you enjoy about working in theatre as opposed to television or film?
The rehearsal process. That's something you don't have in television or film unless you're really lucky or really famous. In rehearsals for a stage production, you develop a great relationship with the other actors. You feel like you become a family. As a result, the work is that much more in depth. Also, because you're playing it night after night, you can continue to work on your performance and you have a lot more control. With screen work, you could end up on the cutting room floor or be edited in ways you don't even contemplate. And of course, theatre is wonderful because it's live and you get immediate feedback. That's very rewarding.
What's the best thing you've seen on stage recently?
Nightsongs, which I saw recently at the Royal Court left me absolutely devastated. It got very mixed reviews. Some people obviously didn't get it, which is a shame for them because I was so moved by it.
What advice would you give the government to secure the future of British theatre?
Money should go into building up the reps and developing new writing. The studio spaces of each of the reps should concentrate on new writing. Money is needed to encourage playwrights to keep writing for the stage rather than go into TV and film.
If you hadn't become an actor, what would you have done professionally?
I have no idea. I'd have probably been a dog walker because I'm mad about dogs. But really I couldn't do another job, I'm not very good at anything else. I was far too young, only ten, when I made the decision to act but I don't regret it at all. There've been highs and lows but I've been very happy.
If you could swap places with one person (living or dead), who would it be?
Maybe an actress from another era. There have been times when it's been easier to be an actor, when you could rely on working all the time. When the rep system was going, actors could just do one play after another. Now your career is so diverse, you do lots of bits and bobs. It's never just theatre anymore because that isn't a secure enough lifestyle. If I could make a living out of it, I'd probably only do theatre. But that's not possible.
Favourite book
I've just finished True History of the Kelly Gang by Peter Carey and really enjoyed it, so that's probably my favourite at the moment.
Favourite after-show haunt
Out of the stage door and find the nearest pub.
Favourite holiday destination
I've just come back from Mauritius, where I went for my honeymoon. It was the most beautiful and romantic place, shame it was only for a week.
Why especially did you want to accept your role in Bedroom Farce?
I do think it's a really good play. I did it at drama school where I played Kate. Now I'm playing Jan, who's a bit more of a grown-up. It's not a part I would have automatically cast myself in so that's interesting to me. It's also a fantastic cast; I am very excited to work with all of them.
What special challenges, if any, do you think there are with a farce?
There are unique challenges. You've got to make the people real - it's the situation they find themselves in that is farcical. You've got to be straight and believable so that the audience are absolutely pulling their hair out once the situation becomes apparent to them.
What's your favourite line from Bedroom Farce?
It's just one word that Richard Briers says - every time he says it, we have to try and keep a straight face. The word is 'Rome'. It's the way he says it. How can a person make one word sound so funny?
What's the funniest thing that happened during rehearsals for Bedroom Farce?
Rehearsals were quite giggly. But just before we opened in Guildford, it started to take on the feeling of a morgue. At that point, you really need an audience because nobody in the company is laughing anymore; we've heard it all so many times.
- Samantha Spiro was speaking to Terri Paddock
Following brief engagements in Guildford and Richmond, Bedroom Farce opens at the West End's Aldywch Theatre on 8 April 2002.


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If you're thinking about the beach you were just on right now, you're probably not alone. A lot of people are getting back from vacation and are maybe having a little trouble concentrating. While you're probably feeling less stressed than before you left, it's always hard to get back into the flow of things.
Though you might feel overwhelmed with emails and requests right now, there's some good ways to get back into the work groove one day at a time.
- Prioritize what really matters. Ask yourself if what you're doing is critical to your business. It's easy to get lost in countless daily tasks. Make sure you're not letting the most vital ones slip through the cracks.
- As much as you can, focus on one task at a time. We'd like to get everything done at once, but of course we can't. Often times bouncing from one task to the next without actually completing any of them, you wind taking more time and being less efficient.
- Slow down to go faster. If you're rushing through everything it's likely to lead to mistakes, which will only end up causing you more headaches. Slow down to make sure you're doing things the right way and this should lead to better productivity at the end of the day.
Getting your focus back may not be easy, but if you take a methodical approach, you'll be getting ahead in no time.
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Former union ministers A Raja, Mukul Roy, SM Krishna, Pawan Kumar Bansal and CP Joshi are among the 22 ex-ministers who are occupying big ministerial bungalows in the VIP Lutyens Zone even long after they lost right to retain them. DMK's A Raja has been occupying the bungalow for the longest time – since November 2010.
Besides them, leaders like Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad Yadav and Congress's Buta Singh are also enjoying the extended stay at the VIP properties due to special concessions meted out to them by the UPA government in contravention to a Supreme Court judgment.
Buta Singh's case was forwarded by prime minister Manmohan Singh himself to urban development minister Kamal Nath who cleared it even though the union finance ministry was not in favour of it.
These MPs, who cease to be ministers, are mostly occupying plush type VII and type VIII bungalows. Type VII and VIII bungalows are among the largest government accommodations and these are meant for ministers and secretaries. They usually have eight bedrooms, four servant quarters, two garages with front and back lawns too.
Prominent oldest names among the list of the 22 MPs are former telecom minister A Raja embroiled in 2G scam, who has been occupying it since November 2010, and former communications minister Dayanidhi Maran who is holding on to the property since July 2011.
Other names who figure in the list are former foreign minister SM Krishna, Mukul Wasnik, Subodh Kant Sahay, Harish Rawat, CP Joshi, Pawan Kumar Bansal, Dinesh Trivedi, Mukul Roy, Saugata Roy, Vincent H Pala and Agatha Sangma among others.
The information was revealed in reply to a RTI application filed by activist SC Agrawal who had sought information on the subject.
Besides this list of 22, the RTI reply also revealed that RJD leader and former railway minister Lalu Yadav and former Bihar governor Buta Singh are getting a special rent-concession on the extended lease of ministerial bungalows in contravention of the orders of India's highest court – the Supreme Court.
While Lalu's case was cleared on grounds of his diabetic and cardiac treatment at AIIMS, Buta Singh's case was cleared by urban development minister Kamal Nath after a letter by PM Manmohan Singh was received that highlighted Buta Singh's application seeking bungalow on grounds of threat as he enjoys z+ security.
In Buta Singh's case, the union finance ministry had not supported the move stating that, "the revision of rental liability from market rate to special rate would be contrary to the judgment of the Supreme Court as that would amount to waiver of licence fee prescribed for such allotment for which the Government is not empowered". However, Kamal Nath had cleared the proposal.
Last year, the apex court had issued guidelines on unauthorised occupants of government bungalows.
RTI Activist SC Agrawal, who had filed the application, said, "big question arises if reasons given by Lalu Prasad Yadav and Buta Singh for retaining ministerial bungalows that too on special concessional lease-rent can provide such palatial residences to common people of this nation!".
"Political rulers including also those chaired in cabinet committee on accommodation must not be allowed to bypass Supreme Court directions in respect of government-accommodations. Any relaxation to Supreme Court directions should be cleared by the apex court only. SC's order should be complied in letter and spirit," Agrawal added.
But their stay would be under the lens of new government that is expected to take charge later this month as these premium bungalows in Lutyens' zone are mostly for the ministers and are always in demand as there is always shortage of such properties.


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MONTREAL There are teams, such as the Toronto Maple Leafs, that believe you can't win without big players on your top two lines.
The Leafs cited a lack of a powerful centre as one reason they failed to make the playoffs. It remains GM Brian Burke's top concern to be addressed heading into a summer of free agency.
The Montreal Canadiens, however, made the playoffs — like they seem to every year — with a top-six forward squad that's even smaller than Toronto's.
And, while they face elimination against the bigger Boston Bruins on Tuesday night, it's not size of the body that's going to matter.
"There's no doubt it's nice to have big forwards," said Canadiens coach Jacques Martin. "But it's not always the size of those players. Sometimes it's the size of the heart.
"And sometimes smaller players have big hearts."
The hearts of the Montreal Canadiens — and the blood pressure of their fans — will be tested Tuesday, much like they were on multiple occasions a season ago.
The Canadiens last season faced elimination six times through two rounds, and won five times, coming back from a 3-1 deficit to Washington and a 3-2 deficit to Pittsburgh before finally falling to Philadelphia in the Eastern Conference final.
"The fact a lot of our players have been through the situation (facing elimination), I think it helps you prepare," said Martin.
"The more times you play, the more you're put into certain situations, that's where experience comes in," said Montreal captain Brian Gionta. "You've been there. It's just that comfort level of being in those situations.
"You still get excited, but there's nothing you can do about it. You go out and play your game."
That's where "heart" is measured.
"It's playing with that desperation, knowing there may not be a tomorrow, you play on that edge," said Gionta.
At this point, any Leaf fan would take their Toronto team playing in an elimination game in the playoffs, given the alternative presented over the past six seasons.
It's a question worth asking — how can Montreal get to the playoffs regularly with players smaller than even Toronto's?
Only one of the Leafs' top six — Mikhail Grabovski (at 5-11) — is listed under 6 feet. Only one of Montreal's — Travis Moen (at 6-2) — is listed at over 6 feet. Admittedly, these "official" NHL stats tend to be inflated. Or perhaps the players were measured with their skates on.
But, while Leaf forwards stand head and shoulders over Montreal's in size, it's the Canadiens who show the true stature.
"Our guys that are small like playing within traffic," said Martin. "And you have Martin St. Louis (of the Tampa Bay Lightning) and a lot of other smaller players who have done very well. Sure, if you have size, it's an advantage at times, but sometimes the determination, the character of the individual are also great attributes."
Part of the answer: Montreal's smaller players come up big. Forward Mike Cammalleri (listed at 5-foot-9) has been a one-man show, with two goals and five assists for the Canadiens.
But they admittedly need more. The Gionta-Scott Gomez-Moen line has paled by comparison, combining for two goals (both by Gionta) and five assists.
"It's time for everybody to step up," said Gionta. "Veteran guys, leadership guys, everybody needs to be at their best, no matter what."
Even bringing up Burke's name with Gionta (listed generously at 5-7) gets his back up. Gionta's size is one of the reasons many believe he was left off Team USA's Olympic squad last year.
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"The coach is just trying to get right combinations, and whatever works," Hossa said. "It's gonna work . . . You just got to get in and play well."
Mueller said it wasn't a huge adjustment to switch to a new line.
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The trio will try to keep things going Saturday against the Calgary Flames, who defeated the Coyotes 4-1 in their previous meeting.
"Every game is so big right now," Reinprecht said. "We have to approach it as a do-or-die game. We are a team on the outside looking in (at playoff spot), so every game is big and every point is big."
The Coyotes, who have outpaced last year's win and point totals, have raised expectations as their success has taken hold. Their goal now is to move up in the Western Conference and grab a spot in the top eight. There are 17 games remaining, with 10 at home, where the Coyotes are 14-14-3.
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California Milk Advisory Board Embarks on China Trade Mission
The California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB) announced today that on November 8, key board members, members of the executive team and several partners will travel to China to participate in an organized trade mission. The delegation will be investigating and promoting the state dairy industry's trade opportunities with the country as demand for products made with Real California Milk increases.
This trade mission is extremely well timed to take advantage of heightened opportunities to open up new export avenues for California's productive dairy industry and to meet China's growing demand for safe and reliable dairy products.
In addition to a number of CMAB board and executive team members, partners including Cacique USA, California Dairies, Inc., Challenge Dairy Products, DairyAmerica, Inc., Dairy Farmers of America, Inc., Fiscalini Cheese Company, Foster Farms Dairy, Great Lakes Cheese Company, Joseph Gallo Farms, Land O'Lakes, Inc., Leprino Foods, Pacific Cheese and Western United Dairymen will travel to China on the eight-day mission. The mission is designed to establish a greater understanding of the scope of the dairy industry in China, and to help facilitate business deals that will initiate and expand additional trade options.
"Though some companies have contracts with the Chinese dairy industry, for many California dairy producers and manufacturers of products made with Real California Milk, breaking into international markets seems like an intangible goal," said Stan G. Andre, chief executive officer of the CMAB. "We anticipate that this trip will help solidify our current position in China and hopefully open even more doors to further opportunity."
News of recent Chinese dairy industry issues contrasts dramatically with California's commitment to quality. This has led to increased interest in manufacturing products like butter and cheese with Real California Milk in China. California's dairy industry thrives under some of the most stringent product safety standards and maintains some of the most sustainable production practices in the United States. In fact, milk from California actually exceeds the United States' federal guidelines for the amounts of calcium and protein in each serving.
While demand for California dairy products is already high, it continues to grow. A study released by the CMAB in September showed California's dairy business generated a record 41 billion pounds of milk. The data represents a nearly 12 percent increase in milk production since 2004.
"California currently exports a number of dairy products to China including butter, mozzarella cheese for pizza and specialty cheeses and commodity cheeses," said David Freedheim, sales consultant for the CMAB. "This kind of business could expand dramatically in the years ahead."
In 2007, the CMAB introduced the Real California Milk seal. Products made with Real California Milk that are processed in China, such as cheese and butter, will be encouraged to carry the seal. Updates and key findings from the trade mission will be reported at the December CMAB Board Meeting in Napa, CA.
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For Western Illinois University senior running back J.C. Baker, something was missing during a huge portion of the 2013 season.
Or maybe we should say some one.
"Nikko, that's my brother," said Baker of classmate Nikko Watson. "As soon as he went down last year, it was hard on me. He stepped in from day one to help me out to learn the system."
The day Baker arrived in Macomb from Arizona a year ago was also the first day of fall camp.
By the end of the season, Baker became WIU's leading rusher, finishing with 1,149 yards on 216 carries. He scored six TDs, finishing with a 5.3 yards per carry average.
Meanwhile, Watson finished with 503 yards and five scores on 139 carries. His season would be cut short however by a major staph infection. That infection put him in an intensive-care unit and at one time threatened his life.
As both enter their final seasons, they are looking to go out on top.
"We can win a championship here," Baker said.
Meanwhile, Watson says this year's Leatherneck squad is the best team he's been part of since coming to Western.
A year ago, WIU finished 4-8 overall, 2-6 in the MVFC despite having the second-ranked defense in the league.
"Last year, the offense let down the defense and special teams," Baker said. "We put the defense and our special teams in a bad situation by not finishing drives.
"This year we have to come together as an offense and do our parts to where we can finish drives and put points on the board, so that the defense doesn't have to work as hard as it did last year," he added.
Baker (5-8, 190) brings the quickness element to the backfield, while Watson (6-0, 250) provides the power.
"Ever since I've been here, it's been a two-back system," Watson said. "It's positive for me and (Baker). You need two backs in this league. I feel me and him could be capable of gaining 1,000 yards. We have a good offensive line coming back."
"Our linemen do a tremendous job every day," Baker said. "I feel as though if I miss a hole, or we're not getting the yards, that's on us (running backs). The offensive line is going to take care of their business. They've been doing their thing since day one."
With eight returnees on offense, Baker believes the team will achieve better results in 2014.
"Everybody knows their job this year and everybody's comfortable," he said. "We've got a lot of guys coming back hungry. They want to prove that we can have 1,000-yard rushers and we can trust Trent to get the ball to the correct receivers."
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"My expectations are to lead the program and to help these young guys understand that you've got to be a man and get about your business," Baker said.
For Watson, it's a matter of being positive and being someone that the younger players want to look up to.
After his struggles of 2013, Watson can't wait for the new season to begin.
"J.C. is like a little brother to me," Watson said. "We're competing every day at practice, I make him better, he makes me better. We're just ready for the season to start."
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