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We've been working on self feeding around here. E is good with feeding herself chunks of foods but hasn't used a spoon yet. She doesn't even really want to touch it. We got a new suction bowl and some handy-dandy "spoons" that don't need to be oriented a specific way and got to work! Her expressions were priceless.
This was her first time sitting at the table instead of in a high-chair. (We had previously tried it but she leaned too much to be safe there.) These first few pictures are from before I asked her to do anything and I was just feeding her as-per-usual. So far she's thinking this is fun stuff!
Me – "Touch the spoon!" (demonstates)
E bravely reaches out to touch the spoon. All is well! Look how easy and fun!
Ha! This girl is so silly. Today she touched the spoon a few times without being asked to and soon she'll be grabbing it from me and and feeding herself like it's old news. Until then, I'll be enjoying these expressions and watching her experience a whole new world filled with independence and crazy things… like spoons.

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- Zheng Hu, Chung-I Wu, Weiwei Zhai
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- Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
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- Human Genetics Center and Division of Biostatistics, School of Public Health, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, Houston, Texas, United States of America
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- Departments of Biological Statistics and Computational Biology, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, United States of America
- Chung-I Wu
- Department of Ecology and Evolution, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America
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UK crooner set the record straight in a new interview.
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James Blake confirms new album Radio Silence will feature Kanye West and Justin Vernon
James Blake debuts new song "Radio Silence" — watch
Titillating track is taken from his much anticipated album of the same name.
Sasquatch! 2015 Festival Review: From Worst to Best
A rising star tops the Gorge's fantastic four-day weekend.
Shaky Knees 2015 Festival Review: From Worst to Best
It was a sizzling three-day weekend in Hotlanta.
Frank Ocean and James Blake announce joint tour
Artists scheduled to play three UK shows together this week.
Sasquatch! Music Festival reveals 2015 lineup
Kendrick Lamar, Modest Mouse, Lana Del Rey, Tame Impala, St. Vincent, and more will head to the Gorge this Memorial Day Weekend.
Primavera Sound reveals 2015 lineup, and (once again) it's seriously epic
The Strokes, The Replacements, Underworld, Sleater-Kinney, Ride, and many more great acts set to play Barcelona festival.
Florida's Big Guava Festival reveals 2015 lineup
The Strokes, Pixies, Passion Pit, James Blake, and more will head to Florida this May.
Shaky Knees Festival reveals impressive 2015 lineup
The Strokes, Wilco, Pixies, Tame Impala, and Neutral Milk Hotel will all head to Atlanta this May.
James Blake announces new album Radio Silence
UK crooner's third LP is slated to arrive later this year.
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UH Cancer Center director resigns to 'focus on cure'
Dr. Michele Carbone has been the center's director since 2008, but says he now wants to focus on finding a cure for cancer.
Public workers convicted of felonies still receive pension
In Hawaii those convicted of a felony who work for the city or state still receive their pension but it's an issue that soon could come up i…
Man charged for fatal car accident in Lahaina
A Wailuku man is charged nearly a year after a deadly accident in Lahaina.
Community focuses on helping the homeless
A new report by the University of Hawaii shows 600 homeless people arrived in our state just in the last year.
Suspect in Ala Moana restaurant stabbing identified
Police say a man was stabbed inside Tsukiji Fish Market and Restaurant at around 7 p.m. Friday.
Advocates suggest changing TRO laws when children are involved
Advocates for domestic violence victims plan to ask lawmakers to change a law that was meant to protect children.
Kona man charged with 16 counts after car break-in
A Kona man has been charged with 16 offenses stemming from the break-in of a car last month.
Judge's ruling allows gambling defendants to be re-indicted
A circuit court judge says nine defendants in a case involving sweepstakes machines that were allegedly used for gambling can be re-indicted…
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Roughly 20 members of the Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii, all 13 or under, gathered this week to clean up graffiti on Kauai.
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Castle & Cooke Homes Hawaii broke ground Friday on 400 Keawe, a new low-rise, mixed-use project in Kakaako.
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Google is experimenting with a new service that allows users to see fewer ads on certain websites in exchange for a small monthly fee.
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Lynne Barton Bier moved to Steamboat in 1988 with her husband Joe and her 3 month old daughter Payje. Lynne and Joe bought The Front Page, a gift store in downtown Steamboat Springs and Lynne's Steamboat career in interior design was launched – well, not exactly launched, it started out quietly a room at a time –and then grew from there. In the past 27 years Lynne has created 3 successful home furnishing stores – The Front Page, Barton's of Steamboat and Home on the Range. Lynne has worked with clients from around the world to help bring their dreams of a Steamboat home to reality.
Lynne grew up with a father who collected everything from Oriental rugs to Alaskan art. He took her to antique stores and art galleries and instilled in her a love of the search for unique, quality pieces from around the world. Living in Paris for two years in the 70s and then working in the Middle-East for two months as a translator added a passion for exotic travel to the mix. Lynne visited flea markets in Paris and London as well as souks and medinas from Marrakesh to Cairo to Damascus.
Not satisfied with just seeing the finished product, Lynne took every opportunity she could to see where and how things were made. Renting a farmhouse in Brittany for a summer provided the opportunity to visit the "cottage" industries and factories where lace and faience were made. In Rabat, Morocco she watched the extended family groups weaving rugs. A trip to Bali with the Wesco fabrics company exposed Lynne to small villages where she watched the carvers bring chunks of stone and wood to life. Most recently she visited the glass-blowing factories in Murano, Italy where artisans create the light fixtures she has been using in clients' homes.
The passion for finding sources for unusual pieces and the interest Lynne has in listening to her clients' vision, coupled with a love of good design, harmony and balance gives each of the homes Lynne works on its own unique, timeless look.
Susan Howard has been an interior designer at Home on the Range since 2002, working on projects of all sizes and scope, including condominiums, townhouses, single family residences, a barn with a loft for entertaining and various commercial projects.
Before moving to the Yampa valley, Susan was an interior designer in Fairfield County, Connecticut, Westchester County, New York and Cincinnati, Ohio. Her 20 year design career includes projects in New England, Kiawah, South Carolina, the Midwest and East Texas.
Susan's early design career was inspired by trips to the Frankfurt, Germany and Milan, Italy Furniture Fairs as well as trips to the High Point, NC and San Francisco furniture shows. Her extensive travels throughout Europe, Scandanavia, South America and the Far East continue to inform her designs with a fresh perspective. Her enthusiasm and extensive design experience have led many clients to become friends, long after her work is completed.
She lives with her husband, son and three dogs in a post and beam solar powered house she designed in the Mystic Valley near Steamboat Springs. Susan's commitment to preserving Steamboat's beautiful environment has sparked her efforts to promote green building practices and products.
Susan has been involved in the following organizations and projects:
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Lisa Webb Berry is the most recent designer to join the Home on the Range team.
Lisa studied at both Colorado State University and Colorado Institute of Art, graduating with a degree in Interior Design. Spending time living in both Colorado and Florida, her projects and experiences reflect a broad range of styles.
Lisa's early career included work with Slifer Designs in Vail and Lee Jofa at the Icehouse Design Center in Downtown Denver (LoDo), and solo design of a clothing store in Larimer Square. Projects that she worked on during this period have been featured in Colorado Homes and Lifestyles and Vail Parade of Homes.
Lisa, a Boulder native, originally moved to Steamboat in 1996. After moving to Florida where she spent three years designing beach residences and country clubs, she and her family made their return Steamboat, because who can stay away from Steamboat!? Lisa has been working at Home on the Range for a year, and in that time has worked on small to large scale projects as well as being one of the smiling faces that greets customers at the Home on the Range Showroom.
Sherry Brown is the one to go to with any questions on the day to day store operations and the billing details. Sherry has been with Home on the Range for 6 years and knows the ins and outs of our operation. Sherry is great at getting to the bottom of any question you may have. If she doesn't know the answer she will search until she finds it!
Sherry has worked in Steamboat in a variety of hospitality industries from restaurants to Central Reservations and approaches everything she does with the same determination to do an excellent job.
Paige Hayes With a background in both Fashion Design and Anthropology, Paige truly loves all of the aspects that make interior design what it is: people, colors, fashion, culture, history, and more. Paige , who grew up in Steamboat Springs and graduated from Colorado State University in 2010, has since moved from Colorado to Albuquerque, then to Alaska, then back to Steamboat! She has been working at Home on the Range for 3 years, and though she started mainly doing advertising and social media for the business, her role has transformed over time to include data entry, order facilitation and follow up, 3d modeling, meeting with clients, and more. Paige has loved being able to learn "the business" over the past few years, and her love for crafts, culture and folk art has helped her develop a deep passion for textiles, furniture construction and fiber art. Paige loves both the creative side of design, as well as the organized and detail oriented side.


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An update for Windows is rendering many older game discs unusuable
Microsoft has released a security update for Microsoft Vista 7 and 8 that will stop game discs that use Safedisc DRM from working.
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Indie Royale Valentine's Bundle includes PC debut for Soulcaster series
The Indie Royale Valentine's Bundle has gone live, and it's time to throw open your wallet, let the bats fly out, and drop at minimum $4.51.
Leisure Suit Larry in Land of the Lounge Lizards remake coming in 2012
If you miss the good old days of late 1980s, early 1990s adventure games, then we've got some great news for you today. The classic Leisure Suit Larry series is being resurrected and remade.
Rumour - Microsoft to bring in Xbox, PC, mobile under one ecosystem
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Fletcher Hotel-Restaurant De Grote Zwaan, De Lutte
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The Census Bureau announced today that the number of people without health insurance dropped from 50 million to 48.6 million in 2011, marking the first decrease since 2007. That information came from the Current Population Survey, but it isn't the only data that Census is releasing on the uninsured.
Census is preparing a second report that it will announce September 20 -- based on the American Community Survey - that will offer a more local view of insurance coverage. It will go beyond state data to examine recent trends in cities, many counties, and in congressional districts. This survey is much larger, and can be used to examine sub-state data and smaller demographic subgroups.
How are various demographic groups faring when it comes to insurance coverage? Specific geographic areas? What are the trends moving forward?
Leading uninsured experts will answer these questions - and your questions - the day before Census releases its second set of numbers.
The webinar aired September 19th at 1:30 p.m., and a recording will be available by the afternoon of September 20th.
Presentations from the speakers and many other downloadable resources on this topic, along with an expert source list, are available below. For more info, you can also watch a recording of the recent SHADAC Webinar on the 2011 CPS and ACS Health Insurance Coverage Estimates that occured on Tuesday, September 25, 2012.SPONSORS: Alliance for Health Reform, Kaiser Family Foundation
The Alliance thanks the Kaiser Family Foundation for its cosponsorship and for the use of its television studio for this webinar.
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WASHINGTON, DC (Aug. 3) – Edward F. Howard, founding executive vice president and CEO of the Alliance for Health Reform in Washington, DC, will retire in March 2016. A nationwide search is underway for his successor.
Over the years, the Alliance has presented hundreds of seminars on Capitol Hill and elsewhere, has organized briefings for reporters around the country and has prepared dozens of issue briefs and "toolkits," as well as a series of highly-regarded sourcebooks for reporters on health policy topics.
Dr. Robert Graham, Chairman of the Board, noted that the search for a new CEO is being coordinated by Association Strategies of Alexandria, Va. Those interested in learning more about this opportunity should email email@example.com or call 703/ 683-0580. You can also view the position profile on their website. The deadline for applications is Monday, October 12.
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The Alliance for Health Reform has released a new toolkit, "Biosimilars: Unpacking Complex Issues."
The Affordable Care Act created an expedited licensure pathway for biosimilars, and, in March 2015, the U.S. approved the first biosimilar, leaving policy makers, regulators, providers and stakeholders to grapple with regulatory and financial questions.
Biosimilars are similar – but not identical – to biologic drugs, and cost less. Unlike traditional pharmaceuticals, biologic drugs are derived from living organisms and tissues, making them more complex and expensive to produce.


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U.S. Rep. Zack Space was one of five Ohio members of Congress to lose their jobs Tuesday, according to early election returns.
State Sen. Bob Gibbs, R-Lakeville, won in an upset, up 54 percent to 40 percent as of 11:30 p.m. and leading in every county except Vinton and Athens. He beat Space 6,574 to 4,551 in Coshocton County.
The biggest upset occurred on Space's home turf, Tuscarawas County. Space had won there by more than 2 to 1 in 2008, but he was trailing Gibbs by 2,000 votes there this year, according to early returns. ...


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Do you love playing video games so much you wish it could be your job? Getting paid to play has traditionally been reserved for those who land game testing gigs. But new ways to profit off your favorite games have emerged in the last few years – and they could make you a millionaire. (Level up your winnings by investing in this fast-paced, highly skilled industry. Learn more in Power Up Your Portfolio With Video Game Stocks.)
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One of the ways to cash in on your game is to sell virtual items that are part of the game. There are basically no limits to what you can sell. Some people sell specific objects, points, avatars or even entire accounts that have been built up to a high level. But it doesn't stop there. You could also sell real estate, clothing and even a virtual space station – like the one that sold for US$330,000 in the game Planet Calypso this past December.
How Does it Work?
You play the game for fun and have built up a character that kicks some serious butt, but you are ready to let it go – if the price is right. There are a couple of ways to go about selling. First, you can post on classified sites like Craigslist or Kijiji, or on forums specific to your game of choice. The downside of this method is it's up to you to protect your investment. Use secure money transfers, through your bank or sites like PayPal.com, and make sure you are paid before you hand over your password.
Alternatively, you can work with vendors to sell what you've already created. Sites such as Internet Gaming Entertainment (ige.com) buy and sell virtual currency and assets for some of the most popular games, including World of Warcraft, Warhammer Online, Age of Conan, EverQuest, EverQuest 2, Final Fantasy XI, Lineage 2 and many more. And it isn't just casual gamers who are cashing in. You could be employed by an internet vendor who pays you to create and develop accounts for sale. Talk about a dream job! (The glitz and glam of Hollywood could help put some more glitz in your pocket. Find out more in Analyzing Show Biz Stocks.)
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Another way to get paid to play is through professional gaming. Competitive play through organizations like Major League Gaming (MLG) are growing quickly, with 4.4 million online matches played in 2008, up 625% over 2007, according to CBC.ca. In fact, Electronic Arts Inc. (Nasdaq:ERTS). just announced an agreement with MLG to "integrate online tournament functionality across a number of upcoming EA SPORTS titles in 2010". With the help of major sponsors like Dr. Pepper and Doritos, MLG is promising seasonal prizes totaling over $500,000 in 2010 – and that's just for Halo 3. (Teach your kids the relationship between work, money and achieving financial goals with the five simple lessons found in 5 Money Skills To Teach Your Kids.)
Second Life – A Whole New World
According to the creators, Linden Labs, Second Life is not a game – at least, not in the way you might think of a game. Instead, it's an online 3D world where users can socialize using free voice and text chat, shop, run businesses, vacation, fall in love and basically do anything you can in real life, but through your avatar. The Second life currency, Linden Dollars, can be purchased through the company's website and, trade like a real world currency – the cost is not set; it fluctuates daily with the Linden economy. As of March 2, 2010, the exchange rate was around 260 Linden dollars for one U.S. dollar.
In November, 2006, Ailin Graef became the first "virtual millionaire" through her Second Life avatar, Anshe Chung. Graef's net worth exceeded one million dollars U.S. at the time, all of which was earned through the virtual world. Her initial investment was the $9.95 paid for a premium account (basic accounts are free).
Is it Legal?
As this market grows, there are increasing questions about the legalities of selling virtual goods, stemming from the question of intellectual ownership. If you create characters or acquire virtual goods in a game, does that mean you take ownership of them over the company that created the game? In January, 2007, one of the biggest players in this space, eBay, delisted all "virtual artifacts" from its site, including characters, accounts, special items, attire (yes, you can even buy or sell what your character wears!) and points. The big exception eBay made? Second Life.
According to eBay's policy on selling digitally delivered goods and items, "The seller must be the owner of the underlying intellectual property, or authorized to distribute it by the intellectual property owner."
What Games can I Play?
Again, the sky seems to be the limit. If the game has an online component and demand exists, go for it! In addition to the games listed above, you could also consider EVE Online, Star Wars Galaxies, Halo 3, Counter-Strike – people are even selling Neopoints for the online cartoon game at Neopets.com.
Game developers keep creating new ways to integrate gaming and making money. Kwari, for example, is a PC first-person shooter that makes you money in real time – you make money for everyone you shoot, and lose money every time you get shot. The game is free to download, but you have to pay for your ammunition, rather than paying a monthly subscription.
The Bottom Line
The internet is expanding our definition of career, by allowing a forum for your passion to become your pension. Non-traditional jobs are becoming viable opportunities not only for making a living, but making millions. (Personal finance is not covered in schools, so it's up to parents to teach kids how to manage money. Find out more in 5 Ways To Stunt A Child's Financial Growth.)
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With Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez facing the most serious re-election challenge of his 14-year reign, international observers are bracing for the possibility of social unrest if the outcome is close when voters go to the polls Sunday.
"I think the probability of upheaval and protests increases the closer the vote gets," said Christopher Sabatini, senior director of policy at the Americas Society and the Council of the Americas in New York.
A close vote count between Mr. Chavez and his fresh-faced challenger Henrique Capriles Radonski may trigger a street-level clash between viscerally opposed supporters of the two.
"There are rumors that Chavista armed organizations are ready to come down from the hills should Capriles win," said Mr. Sabatini. "The other side is that if Capriles loses in a squeaker, his supporters have some pretty good basis to claim fraud."
The prospect of an Election Day meltdown in Venezuela, home to the world's largest oil reserves, caps a dramatic campaign in which many wondered whether the 58-year-old Mr. Chavez would overcome a battle with cancer to run for a third consecutive presidential term.
Most polls going into the weekend showed a small lead for the Venezuelan president, who has made international headlines over the past decade for being perhaps the world's most bombastic critic of the United States.
Outside observers credit Mr. Capriles, an energetic 40-year-old state governor, with harnessing a coalition of the nation's fractured opposition factions more effectively than any previous challenger to Mr. Chavez.
Mr. Capriles has won favor among many by hammering Mr. Chavez's failure to rein in violent crime that finds drug-smuggling and kidnapping to be rampant in Venezuela, where the homicide rate is among the highest in the world.
It is a platform Mr. Capriles hoped would open cracks in the cultlike popularity Mr. Chavez's has long enjoyed, especially among Venezuela's poor. They voted en mass for him six years ago after benefiting from socialist education and health care programs that he championed during his early years in power.
"I voted for him, but I regret it," Rosina Dambrosio, a homemaker in Caracas' largest low-income barrio told The Associated Press recently.
"He was going to modernize Venezuela and fight crime. And he also spoke so beautifully. I guess we trusted him too much. He still speaks nicely, but I don't believe him anymore."
Sunday's vote will be the best measure of how widely such views are shared.
"Capriles has run a great campaign, has momentum and is getting around, but Chavez is still in a very strong position," said Michael Shifter, who heads the Inter-American Dialogue think tank in Washington. "He still has a connection to a lot of Venezuelans."
The vote is being watched closely by officials at the State Department, who are all too aware of the delicate relationship that exists between Washington and Caracas.
Recent years have seen Venezuela remain a key oil partner to the United States, with U.S. companies buying a steady flow of Venezuelan crude, despite Mr. Chavez's close alliance to Iran, which is currently under heavy U.S. and international sanctions.


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Did he raid the older film's costume department? Irish and Italian mobsters had very similar fashion senses.
An extremely trivial delay for an extremely trivial film.
Maybe if his mustache had been BIGGER.
Johnny Depp is the OG of reactafacin', so let's look back at some of his greatest "Say whaaat?!" faces.
If that title looks like gibberish…it is, but it's gibberish rooted in truth.
He might be channeling his inner Bill Murray, based on this pic.
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And possibly slurry.
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Johnny Depp is the most evil Siri.
It's unknown if Depp will bring his trademark scarves and hats to the role.
Both Helena Bonham Carter and Johnny Depp will play Beetlejuice. Just kidding. Hopefully.
Amy Adams and Chritoph Waltz, specifically.
I bet this version won't even have "Gimme Shelter" in it. What crap.
Another film where we don't see Johnny Depp's scalp.
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All the best movies have wacky horses.
Lightning can't strike the same place twice.
In a movie about a thing that happens.
Are they worthwhile or a waste of time?
On the face of it, the Victorian era should be a dull area to explore for cinematic adventure. Yes, gunpowder and various early guns that could only fire one shot…
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Introduction Reporting to the HR Manager, this role is responsible for providing a support to the HR Business Partners by assisting with HR Administration. Human Resources Specification Duties will include, but not limited to: HRBP Calendar management Scheduling of appointments including: 6 week catch – ups Internal and external probation reviews Internal Recruitment: Capture internal movements on staff moves,log staff moves with EMS, Service desk, etc. Letters: Offer letters ,job change letters ,probation sign off,settling in and probation review documentation and employee contracts Loans,...
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A national health and weight management company is looking for an Assistant to the Publications and Media Manager/Managing Editor. The successful applicant will need to be deadline driven, have excellent administration skills and the ability to think out of the box to meet deadlines. Strong written and verbal communication skills are a must. The successful candidate will be expected to manage and complete projects as required by the manager, as well as do record-keeping, writing, research for articles, compiling the internal newsletter and proofing of editorials. A positive attitude and a can...
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Personal Assistant - Contract to end March 2016 - R 50 000 CTC per month
CORE DESCRIPTION Responsible for provisioning of high level ME/ GE support and office management/ logistics which includes documentation management, report compilation, coordination of events, interface management, giving inputs to and tracking of various reports/ documentation/ issues/ commitments, e.g. budget, productivity targets, performance assessments and leave of ME/ GE's direct reports, etc. Also accountable for ensuring confidentiality in terms of highly confidential information. JOB RESPONSIBILITIES - Develop and provide management information that includes HR & Financial issues,...
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Do you have a completed HR qualification, working experience within a unionised company and a passion for people? If you can multitask and think on your feet, love administration and assisting people at all levels then this position is for you! A manufacturing concern in the upper highway area is seeking a HR Administrator to manage two regions with 6 branches between the two. Please do not apply if you do not comply with the requirements. Duties will include but not be limited to: Ensure all new wage and salary staff are properly inducted; All wages and payroll administration and paperwork...
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Application must include a CV with a covering letter indicating the position applied for, as well as motivation for meeting the selection criteria. If no CV and covering letter are received, the application will not be considered. Tax & Audit Clerk Location: Lincoln House, Epsom Downs Office Park, Bryanston Salary: R8 000 - R12 000 Benefits: Pension Fund South African Citizens Only SCOPE The Tax and Audit Clerk reports to the GM Property Division, and is responsible for providing ongoing support to the Tax and Audit Specialist and within the PM Division with regards to tax and audit matters....
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Admin Officer – Durban, KZN, local manufacturing company, part of international manufacturer KPA's • Stock – capture stock movements daily, maintain stock master – load stock codes, link stock codes to branches/suppliers, preparation of month end file – issue sheets, freeze stock capture and assemble file, Capture WIP, Audit/Stock Counts – random stock checks, physical stock audits of monthly stock variances, check stock levels regularly, • Goods Receiving – Receive raw mate...rial stock and consumables, update selling prices in the system – GRV all stock on cost • Orders – load purchase...
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PURCHASING OFFICER (Permanent) In this challenging position, you will be responsible for all purchasing related administration including sourcing of food and beverage products, price negotiation and processing of all purchasing related paperwork. It also involves assisting the Inventory Manager with the preparation of information regarding budgets & controls as well as assisting with month-end procedures. The successful candidate will have the following qualifications & experience: Previous experience in a similar role, preferably within the hospitality industry Previous exposure to Materials...
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QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: v Matric v Diploma in Tourism Management/Hotel Management or any other relevant course EXPERIENCE REQUIRED: v Minimum experience required is 3 years as a Front Desk Officer/Concierge. SKILLS REQUIRED: v Strong communication skills v Attention to detail and thorough administrative skills v Self-motivation, commitment and enthusiasm and the ability to work calmly under pressure v Good IT skills i.e. MS Outlook, Word, Excel, Publisher and use of the internet v Excellent planning, prioritizing, organization and time management skills v Ability to multitask v Friendly,...
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RE: mingwin32 (was RE: Patch for Borland C 5.5 to try out.)
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- Ron Aaron wrote:
> Vince Negri <vnegri@...> writes:Still,
> >1) The makefile is a bit off - the non-gui version should still
> >use the vim.rc file to include the main icon and version info
> OK, but why is it necessary to have an icon in a console only version?
> it's no hardship to include it.a) It looks nice. :)
b) It means you get a decent-looking shortcut when you right-click
drag and 'create shortcut here'
c) When you use "Open With..." on a file, choose console vim, and
select 'always use this program', the resulting document icon looks
> >2) Even though the resulting vim.exe is tapping into msvcrt.dll,have
> >it is noticeably larger(*) than vim.exe built with VC++ v6, which
> >has the C runtimes statically linked in. I would expect the version
> >using the DLL to be smaller, else why bother??
> >
> >(*) 615K vs 592K
> First, the settings I have in the ming makefile are to maximize speed over
> size, as I consider speed of foremost importance (anyone using syntax
> highlighting probably concurs :-< ). BTW, after compressing with UPX, I
> a gvim.exe of only 313K, and vim.exe of 283K. YMMV.here is
> Second, you are comparing apples and oranges. Tell MSVC to compile for
> maximum speed and dynamic libs,and then compare. Also, the difference
> 23K, which is not IMHO a big deal.OK, after tweaking the makefile.w32 to build for maximum speed and DLL
linking, I get a 536K app. Looked at one way, that's still only 79K.
Looked at another way, the MSVC exe is over 12.5% smaller. That's a
significantly higher degree of optimisation. (It UPXes to 267K, BTW)
I was just surprised to see such a difference. It would be interesting
to see what you get with Borland 5.5.
Of course the acid test would be to benchmark the two as well, since
as you rightly say the speed is the really important thing.
> If you like MSVC, don't stop using it on my account! Bill needs your
> :-)That's right, with all these lawyers he must be down to his last
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Nick Fillmore is a Toronto-based freelance journalist and social activist. His work at the CBC over more than 30 years included the broadcast of several investigative documentaries. He was a member of the editorial board of THIS magazine and was a founder of the Canadian Association of Journalists.
Five years after the Great Recession of 2007-08 destroyed the lives of millions of people and cost trillions of dollars to the world economy, many of the big investment banks that caused the near total meltdown are still involved in shady and sometimes criminal financial gambling schemes that could crash the economy of the West again.
Independent economists warn that another melt-down could destroy the economy as we know it. Fear is ever present because the giant private banks - particularly US banks - bet trillions of dollars that are not properly secured and could cause havoc if defaulted on.
"A resurgence of right-wing economics, driven, as always, by ideology and special interests, once again threatens the global economy - or at least the economies of Europe and America,"
Five years after the Great Recession of 2007-08 destroyed the lives of millions of people and cost the world trillions of dollars, many of the big investment banks that caused the near total meltdown are still involved in shady and sometimes criminal financial gambling schemes that could once again crash the global economy.
Independent economists warn that another meltdown could destroy the economy as we know it. Fear is ever present because the giant private banks - particularly US banks - bet trillions of dollars that are not properly secured and could cause havoc if defaulted upon.
"A resurgence of right-wing economics, driven, as always, by ideology and special interests, once again threatens the global economy - or at least the economies of Europe and America," said economist and Nobel Prize recipient Joseph Stiglitz.
Millions of ordinary citizens who have their savings and investments tied up in big banks are unaware that their money and the entire economic environment around them is at risk.
Crime in the corner office
Multi-national banks - which of course have huge legitimate activities - employ "the best and brightest" minds they can find, paying them big bucks to work out illegal schemes and find loopholes in government legislation that will make the bank executives filthy rich.
Here are a few examples of activities of some of the big banks since the crash:
Amazingly, despite all the criminality, not one executive of any international investment bank has gone to jail, or has even been prosecuted.
Bankers use exotic instruments to get rich
The investment banks and traders use an array of dizzying financial instruments to make massive, often illegal profits. Included are derivatives, hedge funds, credit default swaps, reverse convertible bonds, and other exotic creations that promise either huge gains or disastrous losses.
Even before the big banks start their wild gambling, they have little room for losses. As crazy as it may sound, some banks routinely have liabilities of perhaps 95 percent of their assets. This means they have less than five per cent of their assets to gamble with. A medium size loss could put the bank in a near-bankrupt situation.
Even so, they are not afraid to gamble big.
Derivatives, one of the main trading instruments, are a complex, extremely high risk transaction. Two parties make a bet on what will be the future value of some sort of asset that has a varying value. Analyst Alan Kohler says: "It's a bit like betting on flies crawling up a wall, without having to buy the flies."
As one example, two former JPMorgan Chase employees are facing criminal charges related to a derivatives trading scandal last year that cost the bank $6.2bn. The bank is reported to have ignored growing risks and hid losses from investors and federal regulators.
Had JPMorgan Chase's loss been larger, and had there been other claims against the bank at the same time, it might have crashed, taking the investments of millions of people with it.
No-one knows the exact value of derivatives that exist globally, but it's at least an unimaginable $1,200 trillion, which is more than 20 times the size of the entire world economy.
"We can say this with virtual certainty," wrote Steve Denning in Forbes magazine. "If we continue as now and ignore them [derivatives] again, the great white shark of a global financial meltdown will gobble up the meagre economic recovery and make 2008 look like a hiccup."
Another big crash can occur at any time if the wrong conditions come together - perhaps a combination of the collapse of a bank's multi-billion-dollar derivative package, the bankruptcy of a European country, and the freezing of credit in many countries in the world.
The way things stand now, the banks irresponsible behaviour will no doubt lead to another even worse crash. It could happen tomorrow.
Not surprisingly, the pay is always good at the top of the heap of the Jekyll-and-Hyde world of high finance. In 2012, James Dimon of JPMorgan Chase carried away $42m, and Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs was awarded $21 million. Meanwhile, between 2009 and 2011 in the US, hourly pay for workers grew on average by just two percent per year.
Mega-banks fighting against being regulated
The mega-banks, headed by unscrupulous executives and with the support of thousands of lobbyists and hundreds of high-paid lawyers, continue to defy efforts by authorities to stop them from engaging in their risky and often illegal financial dealings.
In the US, powerful, multi-million-dollar lobbying by the big banks has prevented the government from enacting legislation that would prevent banks from gaining access to taxpayer funds if a super-bank was on the verge of bankruptcy.
The bankers have also stalled the implementation of legislation that would prevent them from using the savings and investments of everyday people when they engage in highly risky ventures for their own profit. Additionally, they are also successfully fighting off proposed legislation that would demand that banks put up more money to guarantee derivatives they wager upon.
Another instrument of the big banks, the Washington-based Institute of International Finance, is leading the fight to stop implementation of global, voluntary regulatory standards. Known as Basel III, the rules would make the banks increase the amount of back-up funding. Again, the banks say the regulations would not only be detrimental to them but also slow economic growth. Independent economists say the proposed regulations do not go far enough to rein in banks' autonomy.
In January 2013, the bankers claimed a significant victory when Basel III officials backed down and agreed to broaden the definition of the assets the banks could use to back up their loans. Officials also agreed to delay the start of the regulations to 2019 - an absurdly long period of time.
Giant banks must be brought under control
Governments - particularly in the United States and the European Union - must start showing the intestinal fortitude to stand up to the banks. The way things stand now, the banks' irresponsible behaviour will no doubt lead to another even worse crash. It could happen tomorrow.
Solutions need to be found that serve the interests of the public, not the interests of a bunch of out-of-control gamblers.
Governments must urgently step in and take control of dangerous gambling instruments, such as derivatives, so there is less risk of them blowing up. Banks involved with derivatives should put up billions of dollars to protect against any unforeseen losses, and then plan to end the whole derivatives fiasco by gradually banning them.
We must then remove the control that banks have over governments and the general public. This concerns the "too big to fail" problem. In 2011, 29 banks in the world were so large that, if even one of them failed, it would take a huge chunk of the global economy down with it. Because this fear hangs over the head of our governments, they are afraid to charge big banks with criminal activities. In addition, mega-banks are able to intimidate regulators when new banking laws are being negotiated.
Our world will not be safe economically until we eliminate the huge amount of influence the rogue and immoral banks have over us. The obvious way would be to break up the banks and control their size.
Nick Fillmore is a Toronto-based freelance journalist. He has worked for more than 25 years with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, including time heading CBC Radio's Investigative Unit, and is a founder of the Canadian Association of Journalists. His blog can be seen at: nickfillmore.blogspot.com
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