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Zakhary v. College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, 2013 ABCA 336
On October 3, 2013 the Alberta Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta ("CPSA") to publish information about a discipline decision involving a doctor, and provided needed interpretation and insight into s. 119 of the Health Professions Act ("HPA").
In this case, Dr. Kristina Zakhary admitted to repeatedly failing to respond to a CPSA investigator and admitted that this constituted unprofessional conduct. She made a Joint Submission with the Complaints Director on penalty for a reprimand and payment of costs of the hearing. The CPSA's Hearing Tribunal accepted the Joint Submission on the penalty. No one appealed, and after the appeal period expired, the CPSA temporarily published the conviction and penalty.
Dr. Zakhary sought Judicial Review of the CPSA's decision to publish information about her professional discipline. The CPSA relied on s. 119(1)(f) of the HPA to justify publication:
"119(1) If under Part 2 or Part 4 a regulated member's practice permit is suspended or cancelled, or if conditions are imposed on a regulated member's practice permit or a direction is made under section 118(4), the registrar
(f) subject to the by-laws, may publish or distribute the information referred to in this subsection and information respecting any Order made by a Hearing Tribunal or counsel under Part 4."
Part 4 of the Act is the part dealing with professional conduct.
Dr. Zakhary argued that s. 119 only permitted the Registrar to publish the decision if the Hearing Tribunal issued a suspension or cancellation, which was not the case here.
The Court of Appeal upheld the CPSA's decision and held that s. 119(1)(f) of the HPA can reasonably be interpreted to permit a regulator to publish results of discipline hearings, even if the Tribunal did not order suspension or cancellation.
In a concise and well-reasoned decision, the Court confirmed that regulators under the HPA have expertise in interpreting their own legislation.
In addition to the specific interpretation of s. 119 of the HPA, the Court of Appeal reconfirmed the importance of transparency in this regulatory scheme. It noted that the previous governing legislation for physicians contained repeated presumptions of privacy for the members, but that the HPA does exactly the opposite: "Its scheme is openness" (para. 23).
The decision is important to regulators for a number of reasons, since it establishes that:
Regulators may find comfort in this decision, which reconfirms the importance of professional regulation, and provides authority for publication, without reference to privacy legislation. Rather, the focus is on the intent and wording of the HPA, which requires openness and contemplates publication in the discipline process.
The full decision is referenced as Zakhary v. College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, 2013 ABCA 336.
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St. Malachy's College
|St. Malachy's College
Coláiste Naomh Maolmhaodhóg
St. Malachy's College front exterior
"Gloria Ab Intus" (Glory from within)
|36 Antrim Road, Belfast, BT15 2AE
Northern Ireland
|54°36′32″N 5°56′25″W / 54.6089°N 5.9403°WCoordinates: 54°36′32″N 5°56′25″W / 54.6089°N 5.9403°W
|Grammar School
|Religious affiliation(s)
|Roman Catholic
|July – August
|Belfast Education and Library Board
|Paul McBride
|11 to 18
|Number of students
|1024 (approx)
|Badminton, Basketball, Cross country running, Gaelic, Golf, Hurling, Rugby, Soccer, Swimming, Volleyball
|School Years
|Year 8 – Year 14
|Soccer team
|Malachians F.C.
St. Malachy's College (Irish: Coláiste Naomh Maolmhaodhóg) is the oldest Roman Catholic grammar school in the province of Ulster, and the third oldest in Ireland.[1]
The college was founded in 1833 by Bishop William Crolly, about 50 years after the repeal of the penal laws, which had outlawed, among other things, the celebration of the Catholic Mass, and the provision for the education of the Catholics of Ireland. The school is located on the former site of Vicinage Park, just north of Belfast city centre. Its motto is "gloria ab intus" which translates from Latin as "glory from within".
St. Joseph's Seminary, the seminary for the Diocese of Down and Connor,[2] was situated on the same campus. This was officially known as the Diocesan Seminary at St Malachy's, and colloquially as "the wing" due to it being a wing of the college building. The Diocesan Seminary moved site to the Cliftonville Road during the Christmas holidays of 2012, and has taken the name St. Malachy's Diocesan Seminary, in recognition of both its history and its future.
St. Malachy's is a boys' school providing education for approximately 1,200 students aged 11 to 18. The catchment area of the College is wide, as it is the only male Catholic grammar school in north Belfast: students come from not only local areas such as Ardoyne and New Lodge, but also suburban and rural towns in County Antrim such as Carrickfergus, Antrim town and Randalstown.
The college today boasts impressive records in both GCSE and A-level examinations, and has had many recent sporting successes, especially in athletics and basketball.[3] The college is also noted for a having a strong music department and was recently designated as the first specialist music college in Northern Ireland.[4]
The current Chairman of the Board of Governors for the College is the Most Reverend Donal McKeown D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Down and Connor and former President of the College (1995–2001).
Location and campus[edit]
St. Malachy's College is located in the Water Works electoral ward of north Belfast, between two main roads (the A6 Antrim Road and the A52 Crumlin Road), close to where they meet at Carlisle Circus.
The grounds of the College are accessed primarily from a tree-lined avenue on the Antrim Road, which leads to the front quadrangle, known as "the quad". The foremost building, which comprises 3 sides of the quadrangle and faces westward, is the oldest part of the College and dates to its earliest days in the 1830s. 'A' and 'B' blocks, housing the History, Classics and Drama departments, as well as administrative offices, the Library and the Chapel, take up much of these 3 sides; the remaining rooms consist of priests' apartments, abandoned dormitories and the Upper Study Hall. The more modern St. Joseph's seminary building completes the fourth side of the quadrangle. The College canteen and Music block are also accessed through the front quadrangle.
The concreted back quadrangle, bounded by the College Hall (westward), the gymnasium (northward) and the old building (southward and eastward), has in recent years been enhanced by several flower beds. The Mater Infirmorum hospital, and a small shrine to the Virgin Mary, both overlook the back quadrangle. The College Hall is the focal point of dramatic productions within the College, as well as assemblies and examinations. In recent years, the College's music department has eschewed the College Hall for its annual concerts, in favour of the more acoustically advantaged Ulster Hall in Bedford Street.
Behind the College Hall is 'D' block, completed in the 1960s, and the adjoining 'E' block, completed in the 1970s. Both consist largely of standard classrooms, with the exception of Physics laboratories on the top floor of 'D' block and Biology laboratories on the top floor of 'E' block. Since the 1980s, the second floor of 'E' block has also become home to the Computing department. The school's Lecture Theatre is on the ground floor of 'E' block.
'C' block, located to the north of 'E' block, was opened in the 1990s and replaced a row of temporary classrooms. It now houses the Chemistry, Art and Technology departments.
At the rear of the College grounds is the Sports Hall, the centrepiece of which is a basketball court, renovated in recent years with a multi-purpose hardwood floor. A synthetic pitch, laid in 2006, is adjacent to the Sports Hall. For security reasons, the pitch is surrounded by high walls on three sides, separating the College grounds from the neighbouring Crumlin Road prison (now derelict) and the closing Girdwood British Army barracks on Cliftonpark Avenue.
Notable Alumni[edit]
- Cardinal Cahal Brendan Daly (1917–2009), Primate of All Ireland.
- Bishop Patrick MacAlister (1826–1895).
- Bishop Henry Henry (1846–1908).
- Bishop John Tohill (1855–1914).
- Bishop Daniel Mageean (1882–1962).
- Bishop Patrick Walsh (1931–).
- Alex Attwood MLA (1959–), Leading member of the Social Democratic and Labour Party.
- Seamus Close OBE (1947–), former Alliance leader.
- Senator Joseph Connolly (1885–1961), Fianna Fáil minister for Posts & Telegraphs, Lands & Fisheries.
- Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, KCMG (1816–1903), Irish nationalist and Australian colonial politician, 8th Premier of Victoria.
- Ciarán Hinds (1953–), film and stage actor.[1]
- Eamonn Holmes (1959–), television presenter/personality[1]
- Michael Ingham (1980–), footballer.
- Major John MacBride (1868–1916), Easter Rising rebel.
- Tánaiste Sean MacEntee TD (1889–1984), Fianna Fáil minister for Finance, Health and TD for Dublin.
- Bernard MacLaverty (1942–), writer.
- Michael MacLaverty (1904–1992), novelist.
- Professor Eoin MacNeill (1867–1945), Speaker of Dáil Éireann and Irish Government Minister.
- Alban Maginness BL, MLA (1950–), the first nationalist Lord Mayor of Belfast).
- Kevin Mallon violinist and conductor. Son of Mary Mallon, former teacher at the college and Ken Mallon, well-known Belfast doctor.
- Alex Maskey (1952–), first republican Lord Mayor of Belfast.
- Henry McDonald, journalist.
- Tim McGarry (1964–), comedian and member of the Hole in the Wall Gang.
- Michael McKillop (1990–), Irish middle distance runner and Paralympic gold medallist.
- Brian Moore (1921–1999), novelist.[1]
- Stephen Morrow (1970–), footballer (formerly of Arsenal).
- Denis Murray OBE (1951–), journalist.
- Sir Oliver Napier (1935–2011), former Alliance Party of Northern Ireland leader.
- Bill Neely (1959–), journalist.
- Séan Neeson (1946–), former leader of Alliance Party of Northern Ireland.
- Martin O'Neill OBE (1952–), former Celtic and Aston Villa soccer manager.[1]
- Sir Charles Russell (1832–1900), 19th century Lord Chief Justice of England.
- Pat Sheehan (1958–), participant in the 1981 Irish hunger strike.
- Robert McLiam Wilson (1966–), novelist.
Notable events since 2007[edit]
- The cross-country athletics team took gold at the All-Ireland Schools' Championships.
- The college's orchestra and choir visited Washington D.C. in April 2007.
- Trevor Ringland, MBE (solicitor, politician, former Irish rugby winger and Irish Rugby F.U. committee member) joined with sporting pupils, past and present, from neighbouring schools, to launch the £3.7 million "Sharing Education Programme", which aims to bring Specialist schools in full contact with their local communities in November 2007. [clarification needed]
- The College celebrated its 175th Anniversary in April 2008 with a concert at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast. It also gathered the students and staff together in the College "Quad" area for a special photo which has not been taken in over 50 years for the college.
- Over the mid-term of the autumn term in 2008 the pupils involved in the senior choir and chamber orchestra made pilgrimages to Rome and Vatican City as part of its 175th anniversary celebrations.
Current members of staff[edit]
- Principal: David Lambon, formerly the principal of St Mary's Grammar School, Magherafelt, succeeded Dr John Morrin (2001–2011) to become the second Principal and non-clerical head of St Malachy's College, all previous heads of the school having held the title President and been ordained Catholic priests.
- Vice Principals: Claire White and Lois Stewart
- Rector: The Very Rev. Michael Spence
Former Presidents[edit]
- The Very Rev. Canon John McMullan, B.A., B.D. 1940–1950
- The Very Rev. Patrick Kerr B.A., Ph.B., S.T.L. 1950-1960. Previously French and Latin Master
- The Very Rev. Canon Walter Larkin, B.A., S.T.L. 1960-1970. Previously Dean of the Seminary and Mathematics Master
- The Very Rev. Canon Patrick Walsh, M.A., S.T.L. 1970-1983. Previously Chaplain to Queen's University, Belfast
- The Very Rev. Canon Noel Conway, B.Sc., B.D. 1983–1995. Previously Head of Physics
- The Very Rev. Donal McKeown, B.A., S.T.L., M.B.A. 1995–2001 Previously Dean of the Seminary and Religious Studies Teacher
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c d e Spencer, Clare (6 May 2011). "Why do some schools produce clusters of celebrities?". BBC News. Retrieved 6 May 2011.
- ^ Diocese of Down and Connor
- ^ St. Malachy's College
- ^ Specialist Schools – Music Regional Training Unit Northern Ireland


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Our family fell in love with Isabela on a trip to Puerto Rico to visit family. We both have hectic jobs and it was the only place we visited where we truly felt we did not want to go home. We decided this would be a great place to have a second home to visit during the cold winter months as well as a place to retire some day. Our children love to go to Puerto Rico and most times we their friends and parents come with us. The west part of the island is truly special because it is less developed and more rustic. However it has everything you could ever need to have a fun and exciting vacation. There are plenty of restaurants and tourist attractions but the best is coming home to a beautiful terrace to watch the sunset or sitting out at night and looking up at the stars. We have great neighbors who have really taught us about the culture of Puerto Rico.
This house sits high on a hillside and is extremely private without being isolated. We absolutely love our choice and would not want to live anywhere else!
We had a great stay at this property! Wally and Lisa were very nice, answered all of our questions, and the house was even better than it looked in the pictures. It comfortably slept 8 people. There is plenty of space to hang out on the deck during the day and the grill and covered deck were awesome for meals.
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I think my favorite part of the house was the location; it is suited on top of a big hill and is very quite and feels very private.
Another note - Isabella is a quaint town but is not a very touristy place - which has some ups and downs to consider depending on the kind of trip you are looking for.
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We absolutely loved our stay. Lisa was able to answer all my questions and was very helpful with my concerns. The pictures do not to the house justice. It is beautiful spacious home. I think my favorite spot was on the open air deck looking at the ocean in the morning. My guests and I were very comfortable. There are grocery stores and restaurants within an easy drive. The beaches are within a quick drive as well. If you want a great vacation, off the beaten track and away from the crowded resorts, I highly recommend this vacation home. I look forward to using it again in the future.
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- House is nice, spacious and clean
- The view from the patio is great
- Peaceful neighbourhood
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- Waterpump is very loud, but you can shut it off during night (fuse box)
- The nice beaches (see above) are 15 min by car
- Kitchen is a little sparely, e.g. only 4 wine glasses (we bought another four)
- Shopping especially fresh fish (only at crashboat beach) is a little difficult, 10 min by car
As you can see the cons are very minor, so we had a great time!
This home is great for a family vacation the home is on top of a hill you can see the surrounding area. Very bright and sunny in the mornings beautiful start your day also its very quite and peaceful surrounding. The photos of the home is what is in the home. My family and I felt at home, comfortable and secure. When returning to Puerto Rico would like to stay here again. THANK YOU Wally for Opening and letting Us Stay in Your Home.
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Isabela is known for its incredible beaches along the entire shoreline. World famous Jobos beach has great surfing as well as calm areas for children. There are many activities for everyone including snorkeling, horseback riding and attractions within an hour. The Guajataca Forest has over 30 trails for hiking and scenic views. You can also visit the Rio Camuy Caverns which are breathtaking. Isabela is a charming area with many bakeries and local bars with salsa dancing and local fare.
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|Mar 13 2007, 7:27pm Anchor
So I was wondering, if you take remote control of a DeLorean and make it time travel to like 5 minutes in the future, will it reappear in the same spot if you just wait around for 5 minutes? And if you are in 1986 and send it to 11:30 am in 1987, and then you take another DeLorean to 11:28am 1987 and wait around, will the RC one still appear?
|Mar 13 2007, 7:44pm Anchor
I think DeLorean said that you can only send one DeLorean through time at a time, so if you sent one to 1987 you'd actually have to wait for 1987 for it to appear, you wouldn't be able to spawn another one until then
|Mar 14 2007, 1:32am Anchor
no. if you sent it to, say, 7:00 1987, it will still reappear at the next 7:00. you wont have to wait a year. the year doesn't matter. he will be setting a limiter on it anyway so you don't accidentally send it 24 hours into the future and have to wait a day for it to return.
|Mar 14 2007, 12:40pm Anchor
lol that would be a pain but you always got somthing to do when its finshed eh?
|Mar 14 2007, 6:51pm Anchor
Also, does the gameplay stop to show a time travel cut scene as if you were in the car, or do the time travel effects (both entry and re-entry) happen while you still have control of the game?
|Mar 14 2007, 11:57pm Anchor
they happen while you still have control of the game
heres a pic i took
|Mar 15 2007, 12:05am Anchor
Cool. Cant wait to see it in action in the new release
|May 10 2007, 7:53am Anchor
I noticed that you have to "RC" the Delorean again at re-entry to control it or it will drift off and slow to a stop. Is there any way to change this?
|May 10 2007, 9:02am Anchor
More people prefer this way. Allows you to do cool stuff like get out of the way. If you want control, hold down shift tab when the explosions come and when it comes, you'll get control.
|May 15 2007, 3:08am Anchor
hi, when i try to use it, it crashes my game. when i hit Shift-Tab and then tab again, it says
|May 15 2007, 3:20am Anchor
and it does this every time?
|May 15 2007, 3:57am Anchor
everytime if kitt isnt near.
|May 15 2007, 4:18am Anchor
speaking of kitt, i fixed his spawn so that doesn't happen anymore. He just appears behind you if he isn't already nearby.
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|May 15 2007, 4:19am Anchor
ya i saw that, i was like whoa where he come from. lol
|May 15 2007, 4:21am Anchor
super pursuited his way over
|May 15 2007, 4:27am Anchor
Into the police centre, so he can't get out. I tried to use CarStat editor, but it tells, that it can't get into handling.cfg. Did you block that?
|May 15 2007, 4:29am Anchor
which DeLorean do i have to be in?
|May 15 2007, 10:08am Anchor
didn't block handling. You have to be in landbased deloreans.
|May 15 2007, 10:48am Anchor
What if your delorean is stolen, when you're out? Maybe even make a bttf-the ride style side mission, for example you come to doc, and while you talk, someone hilacks the Dmc, so you have to take the other delorean, or a train to chase him down.
|May 15 2007, 11:02am Anchor
there is only one delorean
|May 15 2007, 11:04am Anchor
Easy. Use the remote control to override the controls. No bttf ride-esque stuff. As much as I enjoyed that ride, the concepts are hard to believe. So no bttf ride stuff besides IFT. If you have a problem, i'll be happy to delete your posts.
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|May 15 2007, 11:50am Anchor
Thanks, grumph
|May 15 2007, 11:50am Anchor
Besides, i can modify them.
|May 20 2007, 2:04pm Anchor
is the rc in the beta release because i cant find it.
|May 20 2007, 2:07pm Anchor
hint: there's two readme files in your main gtavc folder in addition to the game's readme.
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Eat Your Vegetables: Easier Said Than Done
By JULIA MOSKIN
Published: July 21, 2004
LAST Friday morning, a few miles and a world away from the celebrated Union Square Greenmarket, Jack Hoeffner, a fifth-generation farmer, arranged herbs, potatoes and corn in neat rows on a patch of cracked asphalt under the Major Deegan Expressway. Mr. Hoeffner and about 20 other ''hardy souls,'' as he calls the farmers huddled against a boarded-up corner of the Bronx Terminal Market, are now the only vestiges of a once-robust direct wholesale trade in local produce in New York City.
''When my family began selling vegetables here in 1935,'' Mr. Hoeffner said, ''local produce was the only kind there was.'' The Terminal Market, once a prime portal for farmers to sell to city food markets and restaurants, has been taken over by a developer, the Related Companies, and will be demolished to make way for a combined retail center and public park. Nonetheless, farmers still arrive on this blighted site at 3 a.m. and stay until about 9 a.m., doing cash-only business with anyone willing to buy whole boxes of tomatoes, sacks of corn and flats of herbs.
''Most of us are too big for the Greenmarkets, and too small for Hunts Point,'' Mr. Hoeffner said, referring to the huge market in the Bronx that attracts produce from all over the world and sells it to most of New York's supermarkets and greengrocers.
Where these Bronx Terminal farmers, and their few remaining customers, will go next is part of a much larger question: How can New York City support area farms and nourish its citizens at the same time? It is a balancing act the city has never attempted, though there are programs that tackle parts of the issue -- from poverty and obesity, to botany and immigration.
No one doubts the value of getting fresh, seasonal, local produce to New Yorkers -- and not just the ones who shop at farmers' markets. And there are innumerable ideas -- large and small, current and projected -- on how to do the job.
One key project would be the development of a wholesale farmers' market where supermarkets and bodegas could buy local produce at competitive prices.
''There is no good reason why the only apples I can buy should come from California,'' said Victor Cruz, owner of Bodega del Mundo in Elmhurst, Queens. ''The system now makes no sense.''
More far-reaching would be the establishment of a New York City food policy council, which would oversee all the food-related issues in the city -- from wholesale markets to school lunches to the safety of the food supply.
Both programs have received research grants, and could be up and running, in some form, in time for next year's harvest.
This summer, one hothouse of ideas about farming, nutrition, business and urban communities is the Red Hook Farmers' Market in Brooklyn, which opened for the season on July 10. Red Hook is one of many low-income communities in New York that has no supermarket. ''This is the only place I can walk to now that sells fresh fruit,'' said Dorothy Savarese, at 84 a lifelong resident of Red Hook.
Alongside the usual Ronnybrook farm yogurt and local cherries lay bins of mizuna and mesclun grown by neighborhood teenagers on a half-acre of topsoil at the corner of Sigourney and Columbia Streets. This year's peat moss was left over from a video shot nearby by the rapper 50 Cent; the farm's manure comes directly from the Bronx Zoo.
Terrell Smith, 16, is in his second summer at the farm, and has become the program's resident vermiculturist (a k a the compost guy). ''We get a lot of rats from over there,'' he said, gesturing toward the crumbling shipyards on the other side of the chain-link fence. ''But we get great garbage from the restaurants on Van Brunt,'' he said, referring to new spots like Hope & Anchor and 360, which buys salad greens from the farm.
On the same morning, a few subway stops away at the Greenmarket in Sunset Park, more big ideas were playing out on a small stage. Buyers were paying for their apricots, bok choy and flores de calabaza with state and federal money, in the form of $2 vouchers issued by the New York State Farmers' Market Nutrition Program.
''It's the W.I.C. money that keeps the markets going,'' Mr. Hoeffner said, referring to the national Women, Infants and Children nutrition grant program. ''Not the chefs. Restaurants come and go, but people always need to feed their families.'' In 2003, New Yorkers spent $2.5 million dollars in the vouchers at city farmers' markets.
On the corner of 59th Street in Brooklyn was a stall covered with fluffy bunches of papalo, pepicha and other Mexican herbs, grown on the seven acres Martin Rodriguez leases upstate in Orange County. Mr. Rodriguez, a Mexican immigrant who lives in Sunset Park and commutes to his farm at night, belongs to the New Farmer Development Project, a joint attempt by the Greenmarket network and the Cornell Cooperative Extension to identify and support immigrant New Yorkers with the kind of agricultural skills that younger Americans are less and less likely to have.
''We are trying to get them back to the land,'' said Bob Lewis, the chief marketing officer for the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. ''God knows someone has to get out there, or we won't have any farms left at all.''


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JAIPUR: Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje on Monday announced several measures for empowerment of Scheduled Castes and Tribes in Rajasthan, while affirming the State Government's resolve to bring them into the mainstream of development and provide quality education to their children.
Addressing a public meeting in Bikaner marking the birth anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar, Ms. Raje said the SC/ST children would get the benefit of amended Anuprati Yojana, while the facilities in their hostels would be improved and the provision for "Ambedkar model villages" would be doubled from Rs.1 crore to Rs.2 crore.
Ms. Raje said the Anuprati Yojana would benefit the SC/ST youngsters appearing at the entrance examinations of IITs, IIMs and medical colleges as well as the competitive exams for administrative services. "Students with 60 per cent marks in the senior secondary examination getting selected in medical and engineering colleges will be given a lump sum of Rs.10,000," she announced.
The Chief Minister said the hostels for SC/ST children run by the Social Justice and Empowerment Ministry would be equipped with all modern facilities, while the State Government would bear the tuition fee .
Ms. Raje announced that the provision of Rs.1 crore for development of 2,463 villages across the State identified as Ambedkar model villages would be doubled to Rs.2 crore. Besides, a permanent special unit will be established under the State Livelihood Mission for giving training to unemployed SC/ST youths and getting bank loans for their self-employment.
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BOSTON, June 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Organizers of the "Hot Stove, Cool Music" concert series today announced the addition of artist Howie Day, former American Idol semi-finalist Ayla Brown, New Orleans rock band Cowboy Mouth and well-known Boston area rock band Furvis to their all-star performance lineup. The second annual charity fundraiser takes place on Wednesday, July 12 at Fenway Park beginning at 6:00 p.m.
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Thank you for joining this forum. It's great to have the opportunity to chat to somebody who's actually living the life many of us wished we had.
My first questions: many top juniors did not make an equally successful transition into professional tennis. In fact, some had relatively mediocre pro careers. Why do you think this is so?
What are your short-term and long-term goals?
Do you think a below average height in professional tennis is a significant hurdle today?
At what age did you start playing tennis and what kind of regimen did you follow? For example, how much time a week did you spend on a court at the age of 5, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, etc. And now? How much time did you spend in the gym and on fitness? And now?
I assume many coaches at a hand in your development, would you like to mention some names?
How many hours should a kid spend in (private or otherwise) lessons in a typical week
practicing? It seems to me that too many parents spend a fortune on lessons when a kid should be practicing and playing matches.
It's a tough question to answer, as the reasons for either success or failure are quite different for everyone. Some players didn't succeed were that they didn't train hard enough, others were set back because of injuries, and some others just never had what it takes to be a top pro from the start.
My short term goals are to be around the top 500 by the end of this year, while the ultimate goal is to be the #1 player in the world and winning Grand Slams.
I first tried playing tennis around the age of 5, but I didnt start playing on a regular basis until I was 7 or 8. Even then I only played a few times a week. I would say I got a lot more serious about my training when I was 10 or 11 years old. I don't really remember how much I played exactly back then, but it wasn't as much as I needed to, as I had trouble finding hitting partners.
At the moment, a typical training day would include around 4 hours of tennis and 2 hours of fitness, although this can vary greatly depending on what we are focusing on at any given time.
My dad definitely deserves most of the credit for developing me until I started working with Tennis Canada, midway through the year I turned 15. Afterwards, I started working with Guillaume Marx and Jocelyn Robichaud, who are still my coaches at the moment, as well as Kieran Foy as my fitness trainer.
That last question is also tough to answer, as it really depends on the player's needs at the time. I would say its good to do about 50% lessons and 50% matchplay and sparring with other players, typically.
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for the majority and just given to those who claim pension credit ie the poorest of pensioners.
If the working well paid can loose their child benefit if one of them earns over £60,000 why can't those pensioners who do not really need it, have it.
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"..who has worked and paid NI for 30 years.."
That's only a recent thing. I had to put in 44 years to get mine, as have many pensioners.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 5:48PM
Good point BT, it is like when you visit the doctor and they tell you how expensive your medication is as if you have not already paid in advance for it over the last 40 or 50 years.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 5:52PM
Seems like it is a crime to want something back unless of course you have paid nothing then it is your entitlement.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 5:53PM
BT, that's a good point, I had to put in more than 30 years as well to get 100% state pension.
Statistics, Love 'em or hate 'em: If you had 2 single pensioners - both receiving £142.70p per week - one claiming a 50% state pension + pension credit and the other claiming 26% state pension + pension credit, then their average income from state pension would be 38%.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 6:10PM
A couple of posts refer to refusing to accept the winter fuel allowance. I am not aware of this option. What is the procedure?
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 6:18PM
Cheques/BACS may be sent to me..
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 6:19PM
bumpkin "Seems like it is a crime to want something back"**
I was under the impression that National Insurance was what it says - insurance.
I suppose that you write and complain to your house/car insurers when they don't give refunds at the end of each year??
The idea of the NI scheme was that those fortunate enough, or to be lucky enough, never to fall on hard times are prepared to contribute towards those that cannot.
All 'insurance' works on the same principles, some groups pay for the others needs. Personally if someone needs expensive heart surgery or cancer treatment and I don't - then I consider myself lucky not to be claiming that particular largesse courtesy of the taxpayer.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 6:21PM
I notice that there as been mention of means testing and also an increase on Saga holidays, but as anyone thought deeper into this?.
Perhaps some of the more wealthy, might consider spending some of their ill gotten gains on themselves, before letting the government decide on how their nest egg should be spent?.
Regarding means testing, the government did an exercise about six years ago, which lasted for about four years. Pensioner's were receiving an annual letter informing them that the government had surplus unclaimed funds available, that people were not claiming, and it was their 'rights' to do so. The only problem was that it all became a catch 22 situation, because many people were unable to actually claim, because they were slightly over the 'wealth or poverty' line in the reckoning. It took the government four years to realise the administration costs were outweighing any funds being actually paid out. So somewhere, there are still surplus unclaimed money about?.
Pension credits have also been mentioned. I know of one person who gets a pension plus pays no council tax, yet still complains that they do not get enough from the state. That person left school, got married, produced two children, became a full time mother and housewife, and as never took up full time employment throughout her life. Do I feel annoyed about that, yes I do, because I have paid all my dues throughout my life, and I feel as though I am still reaping far less than I paid, yet others have paid nothing?.
Winter fuel allowance, plus the £10 Christmas bonus as been a godsend for some, and lets hope it remains so. Those that do not want it have the choice of refusal or giving it away to their chosen charity perhaps?.
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Posted January 5, 2013 at 7:17PM
Spider9, I did not ask for anything back it was offered. To use your analogy if your car insurer offered you a refund or discount would you refuse it? I agree with you on the NHS issue, the less I need to use it the happier I am however much I have paid in.
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spuds "That person left school, got married, produced two children, became a full time mother and housewife, and as never took up full time employment throughout her life"
You say she 'as' never worked - what's wrong with that? Is it a requirement that all women go out to work, even if their husband's income is sufficient for the family?
"I feel as though I am still reaping far less than I paid"
Therein lies the rub, you feel the 'Insurance' is simply a saving scheme , so what you pay in you get back. That would be a ridiculous situation, and defeats the whole notion of 'insurance'.
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