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2008 Nissan 350Z Convertible Touring 2dr Convertible (3.5L 6cyl 6M)
Bought a Touring Roadster about two months ago. Here are the pros: powerful, handles great, roomy for a two seater (interior and trunk), great manual transmission, decent bose stereo, easy top operation, nice stock rims. Cons: poor gas mileage, no telescoping steering wheel, road noise, strange rattle over bumps, poor visibility. All things considered, its a great car. The fun factor far makes up for any imperfections. It feels like a true sports car. It has this "brute power" kind of feeling. Its a little heavy for such a little car, but I like that, it makes the car feel solid and planted to the road. I think for the money, it is a great value. I would highly recommend this car.
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Telescoping steering wheel, less rattle and thumps. Hmm, always more power :-)
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The bass player in Scott Weiland's band, Tommy Black, has been arrested for possession of cocaine.
The bass player in Scott Weiland's band, Tommy Black, has been arrested for possession of cocaine.
Following Scott Weiland's death of a cardiac arrest last night at the age of 48, his former bandmates in both Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver have issued separate statements.
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Multiple sources are reporting that Scott Weiland was found dead on his tour bus Thursday night (Dec. 3) in Minnesota.
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Creighton University is within a mile (2 km) of Element Omaha Midtown Crossing, and other popular attractions like University of Nebraska-Omaha are within a few miles (5 km). This 3-star aparthotel has 132 guestrooms and offers conveniences like free breakfast, a 24-hour fitness center, and free in-room WiFi. Shelterbelt Theatre and CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center are a short walk away.
Free breakfast is included with your stay.
All 132 air-conditioned apartments feature kitchens with refrigerators, microwaves, stovetops, and dishwashers. 32-inch LCD TVs come with satellite channels and DVD players, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds sport down comforters. Other standard amenities include iPod docks, sofa beds, and coffee makers.
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Guests of Element Omaha Midtown Crossing enjoy features like a 24-hour fitness center, free WiFi in public areas, and express check-out. If you drive, self parking is USD 10.00 per night, or you can take advantage of the free airport shuttle at scheduled times. Dry cleaning/laundry services make packing light an option. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a convenience store, and an ATM.
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Element Omaha Midtown Crossing3253 Dodge Street Omaha NE 68131
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Ideally situated in a vibrant urban neighborhood, near Turner Park, Element Omaha Midtown Crossing offers dining and shopping nearby, with easy access to both business and leisure. Located near Mutual of Omaha, Kiewit, Berkshire Hathaway, UNMC, and Creighton University.
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Have your team scouted by the top college coaches in the country when you compete at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. This Showcase event is designed to maximize the time your athletes spend in front of recruiters representing the top programs in the country. For a complete list of schools that will be recruiting, click the Planning tab above.
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Ever dream of being on ESPN? That dream can come true! ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex features an on-site ESPN Production Center. We cut event highlights throughout the day, which you can watch on video screens throughout the Complex, the homepage of espnwwos.com, and on the in-room ESPN Wide World of Sports TV Channel in your Walt Disney World® Resort Hotel!
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The Permanent Secretary had also said that interest Statewide Conveyancing would not be paid for delayed payments, as the delay did not constitute maladministration. It had been agreed that the announcement [of the delay] should be made by response to a written PQ and the answer issued as a press release. After answering the PQ, the then Minister issued a press release about the delayed payments.
He said that MAN has commenced payments under the main scheme on 17 October and as at 13 December 27,209 (58%) of the claims had been paid. He said that the timing of those payments had a great impact on farmers' cash flows; the delay undermined their ability to compete in the EU market. particularly when most French producers had received their payments in October. He asked the then Minister what action would be taken to prevent a similar occurrence in 1996. MAFF sent to the Permanent Secretary a weekly progress report on the scheme.
They said that the simplified procedure has not improved the figures as many of the simplified claims had been processed during periods when computer processing time for main claims had been slow. That has ensured that all available resources had been fully taken up on the scheme.They reminded the Permanent Secretary that although simplified claims represented nearly 40% of all the claims that had been received they accounted for only 5% of the monies due. They said that there was little more that could be done other than to resolve any outstanding queries with farmers and to rely on the efforts of staff.
The forecast calculations attached estimated that 82% of payments would be made by the end of December and 98% by the end of January. MAFFs legal department wrote to the Division advising them on the payment of interest for delayed payments. They said that the matter was governed by EC law European Court of Justice case law in relation to remedies was that persons seeking to enforce EC rights must be able to rely on effective protection and, in any event.
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This raises the level of allowable income to $150 for families and $100 for single clients. Also, changes to the act increase the amount payable for fuel costs in recognition of the impact of rising fuel prices in the Yukon. This is just part of the ongoing examination of the Social Assistance Act and its regulations, We are going to continue to explore opportunities that emphasize attachment to the workforce and increase employment supports that help break down the welfare wall. WHITEHORSE – Yukon Housing Corp. has introduced special incentives to reduce residential heating costs and improve energy efficiency this winter, Wayne Jim, the minister responsible for the corporation, announced today at a press conference. view more: E Settlement Agents Perth
Attractive interest rates and incentives for energy efficiency testing will make the cost of home repairs end energy upgrades more affordable, Loans to repair or upgrade residential rental property will be offered at a three per cent interest rate, if 50 per cent of the repairs or upgrades begin by June 31. EnerGuide Residential Audits will be available for $99, one-third of the regular cost, until June 30.
The board of directors wants consumers to have reliable information on which to base their decisions, Combustion testing will enable home owners to decide if their furnace is serviceable, if they should upgrade their burners or replace the heating system. If home owners hire a certified oil burner mechanic to conduct a combustion efficiency test on oil furnaces or boilers they are eligible for a $25 rebate, or $50 for seniors. For home owners in communities where there isn't a resident certified oil burner mechanic, the rebates increase to $50 and to a maximum of $75 for seniors. If home owners service, upgrade or replace their heating systems they will be eligible for an additional $25 rebate. There is a $20,000 budget for this new service and it will be available until June 30 or until the program is fully subscribed.
The new interest rates apply to all current Home Repair and Residential Rehabilitation clients who have applied but have not yet received formal approval of their applications. Every dollar spent by international tourism investors sees a return of $7 to the Yukon economy. WHITEHORSE – The Yukon government will provide $50,000 each to the Yukon Quest International, Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous and NMI Mobility Thunder on Ice for the 2001 winter season, Tourism Minister Sue Edelman announced today.
How to make the legal steps to be done with the right and proper ways?
The legal steps are done with the way of getting the legal steps to be done in the simple ways by the conveyancers. The special person from the real estate field are always Settlement Agent Perth ready to work for the complex steps which are not easy to manage by them in the complex real estate field but they are doing the whole process with the conveyancer for the best steps conduction with the legal persons.
In this way you will able to make your house buying and selling process to be done in the simple and easy ways in the real estate field. The Department reserves the right to suspend grant payments if there is evidence that the grant recipient is at risk of insolvency, or that a scheme is no longer financially viable, that it is failing to progress in accordance with the timetable in the agreed project delivery plan that grant is not being spent or accounted for in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in the grant offer letter.
If, following investigation, the Department is satisfied that the grant entitlement should be reactivated, the eligibility for grant to cover expenditure during the period of suspension will be considered. it is not used in accordance with the terms and conditions and for the purposes set out in the grant offer letter and these grant conditions;
There is evidence from an audit report that there has been any over-payment in relation to the support provided to individuals to purchase a dwelling. The SHI equity loan assistance is repayable in full or in part by the purchaser, either on the disposal of the house or in any other circumstance, and the grant recipient will be responsible for repaying to the Department the proceeds from such repayment up to the full amount of the grant originally provided by the Department to assist the house purchase.
How to make successful steps of the conveyancing process with the legal conveyancers?
Arrangements should provide the opportunity for the HC's Innovation and Development Manager to accompany the independent accountant on at least one of the planned visits in order to monitor the process. The Corporation will look sympathetically at workload issues for RSLs, Auditors and it's own Innovation & Development staff so as to avoid all audits being carried out at the end of financial years.
Where the accountant's report highlights deficiencies in procedural compliance the RSL (Lead) should submit to the HC an initial response to these findings within 14 days of receipt of the reports setting out the reasons for the deficiencies and the corrective measures being undertaken. Upon receipt of the accountant's report and checklists the HC will consider the results of the accountant's factual assessment and form an opinion on the extent that the HC may be assured that procedures and funding conditions have been complied with, and that public funds have been used for the intended purposes. The duties owed to the HC by the accountant under the agreement cease when the specified report, signed by both the Lead Grant recipient and the accountant, and completed checklists are received by the HC all as set out below.
The Lead Grant recipient is responsible for using grant for the purposes provided, maintaining proper records complying with the terms of any legislation or regulatory requirements and the HC's terms and conditions of grant and providing relevant information to the HC on a basis in accordance with the requirements of the grant conditions. The Lead Grant recipient and the HC accept that the ability of the accountant to perform the work effectively depends upon the Lead Grant recipient providing Partnering Programme Agreement GENERAL-2 The Housing Corporation Capital Funding Guide July 2006 full and free access to the financial and other records and the Lead Grant recipient shall procure that any such records held by a third party are made available to the accountant.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the firm of accountants, its partners and staff neither owe nor accept any duty to any person other than the Lead Grant recipient and the HC including, The accountant will perform the engagement with reasonable skill and care and acknowledges that it will be liable to the Lead Grant recipient and the HC for losses, damages costs or expenses caused by its breach of contract, negligence or wilful default, subject to the following provisions. Learn more: E Settlement Agents Perth
What is the main idea behind the conveyancer hiring?
The main reason for the legal hiring of the Enact Settlement Agents Perth is depends on the choice of people so that why it is said that the whole conveyancing process is depends on the people who are doing the process. This would not only help to reduce the resources used, but would also help stimulate markets in recycled materials; something that is currently constraining the growth in recycling. Construction waste is something that the Government needs to address.
This is very important thing to note down which is very legally attached and has the necessary knowledge to perform the legal steps which are complex and typical to manage. Current practice is for developers to build the cost of waste into budgets. By increasing the relative cost of this developers are more likely to think more about reducing it. This has obvious negative impacts on the environment in terms of more intensive resource use (the benefits are of course that new products have the potential to be more energy efficient). Therefore, the long-term goal must be to create an economy whereby it is economically viable to develop products that last and can be repaired and upgraded.
The legal point for the effective conveyancing process is when there is need to hire the conveyancer and you are making the whole process with the conveyancer for the process completion and making legal steps for the easy getting success strategy. You will always feel relax at that time when you will do the legal selection for the conveyancer. The landfill tax is one mechanism for achieving this, and the cost of this should increase progressively. In addition, the Government should think about giving incentives to firms that reduce their waste, while supporting waste reduction initiatives.
The WRAP initiative is a good example of this. Off-site manufacture has often been suggested as way of reducing waste, however the benefits of this need to be carefully weighed against the potential negatives, such as increased transportation and faulty manufacture. One of the major barriers to developing more sustainable products (from mobile phones to office buildings) is the way in which the economy functions. It is generally more economical, both for companies and consumers, to build products that do not last.
How to use the legal conveyancing service in the real estate field?
Pursue and develop a range of alternative funding sources on both an organisational and individual level. Carry out the necessary additional research and policy reviews required to meet the overall aims and objectives of the strategy. The Housing Executive's strategy is aimed at ensuring that all sectors of the housing market in Northern Ireland avail of the benefits of energy efficiency. Within its own stock, the Executive will endeavour to optimise the energy efficiency of homes through a programme of physical works.
The Housing Executive will look for opportunities to integrate energy conservation measures into existing planned improvement and maintenance programmes as a means of marginalising the costs. The housing association sector has a higher average SAP score than other tenure groups. Nevertheless, both the Housing Executive and associations themselves recognise that more work can be done to further improve energy efficiency within this sector, particularly among the older stock that scored below the average figure.
The Housing Executive will encourage housing associations to further improve energy efficiency of their stock through the integration of appropriate works within planned maintenance and improvement scheme. As with its own stock, the Housing Executive will recommend the use of energy efficient heating systems and controls within housing association stock. Although small as a proportion of the total housing stock, nevertheless, it is a matter of concern that the average energy efficiency score for this sector was so far below the Northern Ireland average. The Housing Executive will encourage private landlords to invest in making their properties more energy efficient and would emphasise the financial benefits that this would bring for themselves in addition to reducing fuel bills and improving comfort levels for their tenants.
The situation will be monitored to establish if improvements are achieved within this sector and to confirm whether any further legislation is required. Whilst financial incentives to encourage the uptake of physical measures will be directed at the owner occupied sector; items such as low energy lightbulbs and efficient electrical appliances apply across all tenures. The Housing Executive will build upon existing advice sources i.e. Local Energy Advice Centres and Domestic Energy Efficiency Scheme (DEES) installers, and further train key staff in its own offices to provide advice. Detailed info here: E conveyancing Adelaide
Are there any types of alternates for the entire process of Conveyancing?
The entire process of Conveyancing www.enactconveyancingadelaide.com.au has to work as per the requirement and necessity of the people. As would be the need of the person same would be the various types of plans made for it. Seventeen-year-old Catherine George wanted a life on the tiles so she decided to follow a career in roofing! Catherine, from Ladywood in Birmingham, is an apprentice roof slater and tiler at the National Construction College Midlands in Kings Norton, Birmingham. Employed by Perry Barr-based Lane Roofing Contractors, Catherine divides her time between training at the college and working out on site with the company.
Everything is completely inter connected with the requirement and need of the individual. If it starts with knowing the needs of the people it should also end at giving various types of alternates to the people. She is the only female apprentice on the roof slating and tiling course at the college and of the 25 roofers employed by Lane. As an apprentice roof slater and tiler, Catherine's training involves learning how to tile a new roof as well as how to remove an existing roof and check the timber frame.
Only a lawyer working in it can help in getting the very best alternates for the people always. The NVQ Level 2 course she is studying also involves learning how to read plans and technical drawings and calculate the areas and quantities of materials required. Catherine became interested in roofing following a Schools' Roofing Initiative, organised by the Midlands Roofing Training Group, which she took part in last year.
She was one of seven girls from her school, St. Paul's in Edgbaston, who attended the college for a week to learn the basics of roofing. After spending a week at the college, Catherine returned to school and promptly applied to the National Construction College Midlands. I never wanted to work in an office so coming on the school visit to the College really opened my eyes to what I could do for a career.
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We have also updated our recruitment policy taking into account all relevant legislation and up to date guidance from ODPM and the Cabinet Office. Within the overall Race Equality Scheme we have developed and will now implement our own two-year Action Plan. This process will complement our progress in equality proofing our processes and policies leading to a more equitable working environment for all. The Agency has supported its drive for a diverse workforce by investing in training of 8 people to become harassment investigation officers. They are now able to provide support to our staff who may consider they have been subject to harassment in the workplace. We have provided our staff with welfare and counselling services, to address any concerns.
Our provision has extended to providing not only specialist external consultants but we have also appointed a dedicated senior manager as our Welfare Manager. This post provides internal focus for both staff and managers to air issues of concern and seek resolutions or remedial action. The Agency has continued to move towards more openness and accountability, by inviting Trades Union representatives and observers drawn from our own staff. We continue to work closely with Trade Union representatives and our staff to develop policies and outcomes in a constructive and inclusive manner. The Anonymous Feedback Scheme was launched in April 02 and has become a popular conduit where staff can raise concerns anonymously and with confidence. Profile has evolved into an informative newsletter with contributions from staff within the organisation. Detailed info here: E Conveyancing Brisbane
The newsletter covers items such as management issues, legislative items of interest and progress of new and important areas of work within the Agency. Profile is also used to introduce new members of staff to a wider audience and contains details of staff moves. The Agency has been successful in negotiating additional funding from Treasury for its e-business projects. This amounts to £3.2m to take forward work on electronic interfaces for market evidence, remote working and to implement a financial management and human resources IT systems.
Although this is an Agency initiative, we have taken it forward in partnership with all interested parties. The system is in operation in 6 local authorities with many others showing great interest in the technology. VICTOR has been deployed to 45% of the service and through volume and day to day management of our workload we have found areas requiring further development.
What sorts of details are provided to the conveyancers by the clients?
The process Enactconveyancingbrisbane.com.au of getting the job done by a very efficient person is the part of the system of Conveyancing. The clients have to work really very hard to get their desired place as well as requirement. Part of Link's ethos is to develop strong connections with the local communities in which we work, so we are very pleased to lend our support to Barrhead Boys. We're very grateful to Link because, by enabling us to supply our players with kit free-of-charge, they have helped to encourage more youngsters to get involved in playing football.
As getting the satisfied results as per the need and requirement of the people is not an easy thing. It includes various types of problems in it. Link Group has reinforced its commitment to involving its customers with the launch of its new three-year Tenant Participation Strategy. The strategy formalises the activities Link is already carrying out, or plans to undertake, to achieve its vision of developing a partnership with tenants that supports the ongoing improvement of services.
These things play a very important role when a person is able to get the very best and deserving results as per his need and requirement. Link recognises that its tenants possess valuable skills, knowledge and experience that complement those of its staff and board members and will work to eliminate any barriers discouraging tenant involvement.
We especially want to hear the voices of younger people, older people and all minority groups who live within our communities. Tenants – collectively or individually – should be able to become involved at a level that suits them – when they have the time, or when an issue arises that they feel strongly about. The organisation, which is part of the Link group, took up residence at West Bridge Mill, Kirkcaldy, in 1998, from where it offers two services
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The Eitan-type Heron TP, Israel's largest and most advanced UAV, crashed near the Tel Nof Air Force Base, south of Tel Aviv, during a joint test flight sponsored Israel Aerospace Industries, and the IAF.
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The room was fairly cold even though the radiator was on. The plumbing needs to be sorted. I tried to run a bath and only a trickle of water came out and that wasn't very hot. So,I tried the shower and it was the same.
I am disabled and there was always a disabled space for my car and the staff were friendly.
The hotel room was not clean. On the surface it looked clean but when I laid on the bed the wall behind was covered in dust.
Well situated for our requirement to go to " GO APE " for a sponsored event. Quiet and pecefull surroundings. Convenient for local shops, restaurants and pubs. Friendly and helpfull staff. Trouble free booking.
Will neede updating in the very near future but still had character.
Friendly staff very accomodating.
Hotel needs updating old tired decoration.
Awesome service & very friendly. Bend over backwards to help you out
Everything was good
We loved the room design, the quality entertainment equipment, the food was heavenly and in just the right portion size. The staff were most helpful. The scenery and views from the room were amazing.
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this hotel is closing as it has been taken over but the staff did not reflect this and were very helpfull.
the room was extremly hot due to alot of hot water pipes under the floor we had the window open but this did not help. the deco was very drab.hopfully when it reopens we may try it again depending on the price.At presnt if it was not under change i do not think i could recommened it.
hotel staff very helpfull good breakfast good value for money and i would recomend , but sadly i hear its sold and is closing down so i will be unable to rebook this hotel again
a steep walk up to the 3rd floor but there is a lift
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the room did not have a dvd player
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On October 23, 2012, the Department of Social Science & Cultural Studies was pleased to host a talk by Silvia Federici on "Witch-hunting past and present in the global political economy." The following is an excerpt from an interview with Prof. Federici with Matthew Carlin. Prof. Carlin is an Assistant Professor in our department and one of the organizers of the Speakers Series.
A. By "reproduction" or better by reproductive work I refer to the complex of activities, relations, and institutions that in capitalism produce and reproduce labor-power, that is people capacity to work, and in particular procreation, domestic work, and sex work. However, labor power does not have an independent existence. It subsists in living individuals. Therefore reproductive work has a double character; it is at the same time the reproduction of the individual and the reproduction of labor-power and this duality is often the site of a conflict, which has been very important for women to recognize. As I have often pointed out, it was important to recognize that in capitalism the reproduction of individuals has been subsumed (though never completely) to the production of workers for the labor market. This has enable us to disentangle activities that are necessary for the development of our capacities from activities that are instrumental to the preparation of workers for exploitation. This distinction, this disentanglement has allowed women to see that they can refuse "housework" without necessarily undermining the well-being of the people they care for, because much domestic work is the work of being a disciplinarian, the work of reducing expectations. From this point of view the challenge is to transform reproductive work, from work that reproduces people for the market to work that reproduces them for the struggle.
Silvia Federici is a long time feminist activist, teacher and writer.
In 1972s she was a co-founder of the International Feminist Collective, the organization that launched the international campaign for wages for housework in the United States and Internationally. In 1990 she was a co-founder of the Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa and from 1991 to 2003 she was one of the editors of the CAFA newsletter. In 1995 she helped found the Radical Philosophy Association Anti-Death Penalty Project.
She has taught at the University of Port Harcourt (Nigeria) and she is now Emerita Professor at Hofstra University (Hempstead, New York).
Federici has authored many essays on feminist theory, women's history, political philosophy and education. Her published books include: Revolution at Point Zero. Housework, Reproduction and Feminist Struggle; Caliban and the Witch. Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation; Enduring Western Civilization: The Construction of the Concept of Western Civilization and its Others (editor); Thousand Flowers: Social Struggles Against Structural Adjustment in African Universities (co-editor).
Interview with Silvia Federici
January, 2013
Matthew Carlin and Silvia Federici
Q1. Much of your work has centered around clarifying the link between the establishment and subsequent expansion of capitalism, and the degradation of women-specifically how the reproduction of labor inherently depends on the exploitation of women's bodies. In spite of your work on this topic in the books Caliban and the Witch, as well as your collection of essays in Revolution at Point Zero, the issue pertaining to the relationship between capitalism and the exploitation of women has (at best) remained ancillary, and (at worst) been completely neglected within the vast majority of contemporary analyses of global capitalism.
First, how might you explain this omission? Secondly, why do you think it is imperative for any effective resistance to global capitalism to understand the gendered dynamics of the accumulation of capital and the reproduction of labor today?
A. There are several feminists writers who have analyzed the relationship between capitalism and the exploitation of women. Think of Maria Mies, Mariarosa Dalla Costa, Ariel Salleh, and many others including many eco-feminists who have shown that there is a connection between the way women has freely appropriated women's labor and the way in which it has appropriated the wealth of nature, lands, seas, forests==all treated as free resources to be used, destroyed, even exhausted without any thought of the social and ecological cost involved.
It is important to bring special attention to the exploitation of women in capitalism because women still are the main subjects of the reproduction of the work-force. This means that by analyzing how capitalism exploits women we gain insights concerning the changes in the reproduction of the work-force, the needs of the labor market, the models of family and femininity this (re)production requires, and the struggles that women are making on this terrain. Looking at capitalism from the viewpoint of 'women' we can see the profound crisis of social reproduction which is confronting us, in every part of the world, how important it still is for capital and the state to control women's sexuality and reproductive capacity; why the state needs to regulate women's bodies. We also understand the relation between women's resistance to procreation (in some countries) and the politics of immigration. Most important, perhaps, is that by looking at the exploitation of women we can see (a) the political meaning of the neo-liberal program—its destruction of the means of livelihood of millions which is immediately reflected in the pauperization of women, especially in Third World countries, its attempt to create populations without rights providing labor-power at a minimal cost, its relentless destruction of people's lives and the environment, the sense of hopeless and rage these politics generates—hopelessness and rage that translate into more violence against women and against children. (for example The second cause of death for unborn children is violence against their mothers). (b) by the same token, it is women today who are best responding to these new forms of primitive accumulation.
Precisely because their means of reproduction are being destroyed and because they are those most responsible for the reproduction of their communities women are leading in the effort to create new communal form of life. Cooperative forms of reproduction, enabling them to survive despite their very limited access to monetary income. I am not alone recognizing that women are leading the way in the construction of the commons and the transformation of daily life starting from the terrain of reproduction.
Q2: In your answer you refer to reproduction. In fact, reproduction is a theme that runs throughout your work, and serves as the point around which you analyze both the history of capitalism and its current neo-liberal form. In your answer above you seem to pose two forms of reproduction against one another: the capitalist reproduction of the workforce and the concomitant exploitation of women's bodies, and women's reproduction in terms of the workforce and communal forms of socio-cultural life.
Can you explain exactly what you mean by "reproduction" and how it relates to capitalism and the exploitation of women?
Recognizing that reproductive work in capitalism is work that reproduces labor-power also enables us to see that domestic/ family/sexual/ relations are 'relations of production.' That is, they are shaped by the logic of capitalist production, which means that a particular type of worker requires a particular type of family etc. This recognition too has had a liberatory effect, as it has enabled us to understand that much of the misery of family life is generated by the constraints under which it operates, its function in the social assembly line.
*The complete interview will be published in the coming months and made available to Critical and Visual Studies students upon its completion.
Silvia Federici
Professor Emerita and Teaching Fellow at Hofstra University
In 1972s she was a co-founder of the International Feminist Collective, the organization that launched the international campaign for wages for housework in the United States and Internationally. In 1990 she was a co-founder of the Committee for Academic Freedom in Africa and from 1991 to 2003 she was one of the editors of the CAFA newsletter. In 1995 she helped found the Radical Philosophy Association Anti-Death Penalty Project.
She has taught at the University of Port Harcourt (Nigeria) and she is now Emerita Professor at Hofstra University (Hempstead, New York).
Federici has authored many essays on feminist theory, women's history, political philosophy and education. Her published books include: Revolution at Point Zero. Housework, Reproduction and Feminist Struggle; Caliban and the Witch. Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation; Enduring Western Civilization: The Construction of the Concept of Western Civilization and its Others (editor); Thousand Flowers: Social Struggles Against Structural Adjustment in African Universities (co-editor).
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But DearLeader digress. This article about how the Oregon State Mighty Beavers are sure to defeat Nicholls State. Colonels are from Thibodaux, Louisiana and Nicholls State definitely a team to be respected. Little known fact that Nicholls State basically the same team as LSU Tigers but just wearing different uniforms for this week game, but DearLeader on the scene with the real scoop:
Colonels to open 2013 season against Oregon Ducks in Oddsun Stadium. Chipper talk out side of his mouth and refuse to play Mad Hatter because of size, power and speed of Tigers, so crazy ol Les come up with scheme to trick Ducks into playing LSU. Oregon have different uniform combinations, so Miles take it one step further and come up with different university combinations.
Out of goodness of his giant heart, Oregon State Coach Mike Riley agree to play last game of the season against Colonels so that when they play the Ducks, game seem like a walk in the park. Unfortunate for Oregon that they do not have Crack Research Team like DearLeader – they in for big surprise, HO HO HO.
On to the Keys: This game important, important for Beavers to be focus, ready, and maybe even play varsity past first quarter. Let us review:
1 – Defense. First part of game that is important, defensive set. DearLeader consult with Mark Banker briefly, and about to let BeaverNation in on top-secret Key to Game: Use Nickle Defense to beat Nicholl State. It's so simple, should be crime.
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Sustainable management of tropical forests by creating a market and supporting concession holders
One of the key threats to tropical forests is conversion to for example agricultural land use. Deforestation, and the resulting ecological, social and economical degradation in the tropics, is taking place at an alarming rate. Each year between 12 and 15 million ha of topical forests disappear affecting biodiversity and greenhouse gas emissions.
After 20 years of certification, sustainable tropical timber is still far from mainstream. Trade in certified sustainably produced timber and other forest products has proven to promote sustainable forest management (SFM). Through SFM around 90% of carbon and biodiversity of the forest is conserved as well as the livelihoods of the 800 million people who live in and depend on forests and woodlands.
The IDH Tropical Timber Program facilitates and accelerates sustainable forest management by supporting concession holders in the process towards SFM certification in the tropics.
On the demand side, the European Sustainable Tropical Timber Coalition (STTC) is an alliance of industry, business, government and NGOs dedicated to increasing European demand for sustainably sourced tropical timber. For more information, please visit the European Sustainable Tropical Timber Coalition website.
Part of increasing the demand for sustainable timber in Europe is making sure businesses understand the value of certification and can communicate this clearly to their customers. This is the objective of the VIA initiative (Value and Impact Analysis Initiative), in which IDH has partnered with Kingfisher, Ikea, Tetrapak and SCA.
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9 million ha of tropical forest sustainably managed and indictly improving the livelihoods of 800 million people who depend on the forests.
9 million ha of tropical forest sustainably managed and thus preventing deforestation and forest degradation.
30% market share of sustainable timber on selected European markets
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Both concession holders with large forests and small producers and communities are supported to manage forest sustainably, helping to maintain their source of income and that of their workers.
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Strengthening of local concession holders in The Amazon, Borneo, the Congo Basin by providing them with support on their way towards SFM certification. Consession holders are also provided better access to the international market.
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Support is given in the process of reorganizing the supply chain towards more local processing in developing countries.
Roberto Waack,
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The secret to a long life? BACON, says feisty 105-year-old woman - NY Daily News
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The secret to a long life? BACON, says feisty 105-year-old woman - NY Daily News
Bacon; it's delcious and nutritious.
Stumbled into Primal due to food allergies, and subsequent elimination of non-primal foods.
Start Gluten-Free/Soy-Free: December 2012; start weight 158lbs, Ladies size 6
Start Primal: March 2013, start weight 150lbs, Ladies size 6
Current: 132lbs, Ladies size 2
26lbs lost since cutting the crap.
I love that you posted this in success stories!
My grandmother lived to be 97 and every morning was bacon and fried eggs.
For some, unknown reason, she was always thin and fit.
Bacon has been outlawed by all major religions for thousands of years. Pork is an Atlantean hybrid; consume at your own risk.
Food for thought: Mention one major religion that bans pork that does not come from desert regions. The jews, the muslims... all that came from hot climates originally. You have any idea what hot climates will do to bacon?
These days pork in the desert works like this.
What you can't see from the photo is that it's roughly the size of my apartment.
The pork room is fun for two reasons - first you can get pretty much every bit of pig and every kind of pork product going, far more than in the supermarkets at home - if Dubai's going to do something they do it big afterall. Secondly you get to discover what has pork in it when you don't expect it. Porky poptarts.


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Ystradgynlais is an old mining and industrial town in the Swansea Valley and many remnants of those times can still be found in the local area, including the iconic Ynyscedwyn Ironworks arches, in Glanrhyd.
Ystradgynlais War Memorial
The War Memorial in Ystradgynlais is being remodelled, to include updated memorial plaques which include some spelling corrections of the names of local men among the fallen, as well as a few additional names, who had been left off when the memorial was first created in the 1970s. The access to the memorial has been improved by the creation of a single gateway into Gorsedd Park and a new pathway and base area around the war memorial.
The history of the Gorsedd Stones, Ystradgynlais, and of the 1954 National Eisteddfod of Wales is covered in detail, as is that of Maesydderwen School, from its beginnings in the old Maesydderwen Mansion associated with the Ynyscedwyn Ironworks.
South Wales was also a centre of the religious revival in the nineteenth century that saw a score or more of different independent chapels established in the district of Ystradgynlais. Many of these are now being closed, and sold or demolished, and we preserve the memory of some of them here. Throughout a lot of local history, the name of the Gough family shines out, as local landowners and benefactors of chapels, schools and charitable enterprises throughout the district.
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Jordan Devereaux - Reed College, BA in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
I was born and raised in Seattle, Washington. My research career began in 2001, while I was in high school, with a short internship in Roland Strong's laboratory at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center where I investigated the structural biology of the MHC protein MicB. That later led to another opportunity with a local organization called BioLab where I worked in developing yeast assay systems for investigating BrcA mutations that can lead to breast cancer. I came to Portland in 2002 to attend Reed College where I majored in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology in 2006. As part of Reed College's graduation requirements, I produced a thesis investigating the enzyme kinetics of the purine nucleoside phosphorylase-hypoxanthine complex under Ronald McClard. After graduation I joined Francis Valiyaveetil's lab at OHSU studying structure-function relationships in model potassium ion channels. After several years as a research assistant, I joined the PMCB graduate program at OHSU in 2009. During my first year I joined Tom Scanlan's lab for my graduate research - developing new analogs of thyroid hormone. These compounds, unlike thyroid hormone, have selective properties that make them potentially useful for treating conditions ranging from impaired heart function to hyperthyroidism. After graduation, I plan on continuing to work in medicinal chemistry, either in industry or private research foundations to produce new drugs, preferably in the realm of malaria, HIV, TB and other infectious diseases.
Ilsa Kirby - Reed College, BA in Chemistry
Born and raised in the Willamette Valley wilderness, I was eventually deemed fit for general socialization and attended Reed College in Portland Oregon, where my initial focus on history and political science was quickly abandoned for my new found love of chemistry. While at Reed I taught organic chemistry labs, conducted research in organic synthesis, and completed my senior thesis work developing a series of host-targeted antiviral compounds. After graduating with a BA in Chemistry, I traded my lab coat for legal briefs and spend a year working for a law firm in Seattle before joining OHSU's Program in Molecular and Cellular Biosciences in 2014. I joined Dr. Michael Cohen's lab in the spring of 2015, where I have focused on designing and synthesizing chemical tools to investigate the biological role of a post translational modification known as ADP-ribosylation. Following my studies at OHSU, I hope to pursue an academic position at a undergraduate-focused institution.
Kayly Lembke - Scripps College, BA in Biochemistry
I was born an Army kid, my father being an officer in the U.S. Army. My family traveled all round the United States, moving from Alabama to Texas, Colorado to Hawaii, and Chicago to Oregon. My life in science began in high school, doing summer work as a Biological Aid with the USDA-ARS National Clonal Germplasm Repository in Corvallis, OR. I attended Scripps College, in Claremont, CA, and did undergraduate research on Prp43 and its role in rRNA metabolism. I received my Bachelors in 2010 and in 2011 entered the PMCB program at OHSU and the lab of Dr. David Morton. My project is currently centered on understanding how gene misregulation affects synaptic transmission in a Drosophila model of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. Currently, I am focused on successfully completing my qualifying exam. I am also a founding member of the Women in Science Organization here at OHSU, a contributor to the Student Speak blog, and am actively involved in student life.
Rory Morgan - University of Oregon, MS in Chemistry
I was born and raised in Canby, OR, a small town just south of Portland. Although I grew up on a cattle farm and was involved in all things agricultural throughout high school, I chose a different path when I attended Gonzaga University in Spokane, WA to pursue a degree in biochemistry. I conducted undergraduate research on parasitic metabolism elucidation to aid in the development of antiparasitic therapeutics. Upon graduation in 2007, I debated graduate school and an industrial position, but found a balance in the Master's Industrial Internship Program in Organic Synthesis at University of Oregon, where I completed a MS degree in chemistry and a nine-month internship at the pharmaceutical research company Bend Research, Inc. in Bend, OR. My internship progressed into a permanent position as a Research Chemist, where I was employed from 2008-2012, researching a variety of projects centered around drug delivery technologies. With the realization that I was more interested in the early stages of drug development, I enrolled in the PMCB graduate program at OHSU in 2012 to pursue chemical biology research. With my chemistry background, I joined the lab of Dr. Michael Cohen to investigate the biological role of the post-translational modification known as ADP-ribosylation using rationally designed chemical probes and chemical genetic strategies. Upon completion of my doctoral studies, I hope to find a postdoctoral position to aid in my transition back to industry to pursue drug discovery research.
Diana Parrish – Reed College, BA in Biology
I grew up in San Diego, California and moved to Portland to pursue my undergraduate degree at Reed College. For my senior thesis I studied suppression of T cells in Dr. Laurens Ruben's lab, and I graduated in 2006 with a BA in biology. I worked as a lab technician at OHSU for 3 years before beginning my PhD program in 2009 and joining Dr. Beth Habecker's lab in 2010. The goal of my research is to identify the proteins responsible for nerve degeneration in the heart after a heart attack, and how this degeneration contributes to abnormal heart rhythms. Following graduation, I plan to further my training as a postdoctoral fellow, and eventually hope to have my own lab.
Erika Riederer –Skidmore College, BA in Chemistry
I grew up in central New Jersey and attended a small liberal arts college in upstate New York, Skidmore College, for my undergraduate education. Initially a neuroscience major, I found that chemistry, specifically biochemistry, held the potential answers to questions in which I was interested. At Skidmore, I was able to work in Dr. Reba Howard's lab investigating the effects of alcohols and anesthetics on a eukaryotic member of the pentameric ligand gated ion channel family, GluCl. After graduating with a Bachelor's in 2014, I joined OHSU's Program in Molecular and Cellular Biosciences the same year. Following my interest in membrane proteins and biochemistry, I joined the Valiyaveetil lab in Spring 2015 and have started research on elucidating the mechanism of transport of excitatory amino acid transporters (EAATs) with an archeal homologue, GltPh. As for after graduation, I plan to pursue a postdoctoral fellowship.
Gabriel Romero –University of Minnesota, BS in Neuroscience
Before joining the Physiology and Pharmacology department at OHSU in 2014, I spent three years conducting research at the University of Minnesota. During this time I investigated the role of D-serine as an NMDA receptor coagonist in both the mammalian retina and prefrontal cortex with Dr. Robert Miller and Dr. LiLian Yuan. I then studied the glia-mediated modulation of neuronal signaling in the hippocampus with Dr. Alfonso Araque. It is during this time that I developed a fascination for sensory systems and synaptic transmission. In the summer of 2015, I joined the lab of Dr. Larry Trussell to explore neuronal communication by taking advantage of the unique electrical properties and circuitry of the auditory system. After graduating from OHSU, I plan on pursuing a career as an academic investigator.
Elizabeth Swanson - Carroll College, BA in Chemistry
I grew up in Bozeman, MT and attended Carroll College (Helena, MT) for my undergraduate education. After graduating with a degree in chemistry in 2008, I moved to Portland where I worked as a laboratory technician at OHSU for five years. During this time, I realized what I value most about scientific research is the potential to make a positive impact on human health. With this in mind, I entered the OHSU MD/PhD program in 2013. After completing two years of medical school, I joined the Department of Physiology and Pharmacology and decided to pursue my thesis research in the lab of Dr. David Ellison. Following graduation, I plan to complete residency and fellowship training in urology before pursuing a career as a physician scientist in academic medicine.
Katie Tallman - Western Washington University, BS in Biochemistry
I grew up in Tacoma, WA and attended Western Washington University for my undergraduate education. While at WWU, I performed organic synthesis research with Dr. James Vyvyan. I graduated with a BS in biochemistry in 2010 and joined OHSU's Program in Molecular and Cellular Biosciences the same year. I began my thesis research with Dr. David Grandy, but joined Dr. Kimberly Beatty's group in 2013. Our research employs a combination of chemistry and biology to target two main areas of tuberculosis research: host/pathogen interactions and point-of-care diagnostic assay development. My current work focuses on the development of enzyme-activated fluorophores for tuberculosis biomarker discovery. Ultimately, I aim to remain in health-related research and currently find myself drawn to non-academic career paths.
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Research In Motion offers services to Blackberry customers that allows them subscription access for wireless connectivity via a mobile carrier. As you complete the following requirements, assume that the Blackberry services department uses many of Research In Motion's existing resources such as its software, phone systems, account databases and buildings.
1. Identify several of the variable, mixed, and fixed costs that the Blackberry services department is likely to incur in carrying out its services.
2. Assume that Blackberry services revenues are expected to grow by 25% in the next year. How do you expect the costs identified in part 1 to change, if at all?
3. Based on your answer to part 2, can Research In Motion use the contribution margin ratio to predict how income will change in response to increases in Blackberry services revenues?


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Source: Revised GRE PDF 1st Ed. Section 6: Math; #21 (p. 90)
There is a pattern here...an increase by 1/x% implies a decrease in (x+1)%.
I mean an increase in 50% implies a dec in T by 33.33%
similarly inc by 25% means a dec by 20%
similarly inc by 16.66% means a dec by 14.28%...
Nov 27, 2015 • Comment
Hi Vish,
Thanks for your comment :) There is definitely a pattern in this question!
However, I'm not exactly sure what (1/x%) represents. An increase of 50% is means that the new value is 1.5 times greater than the original.
It turns out that S and T are inversely proportional. In other words, S is proportional to 1/T. So, when S changes by a factor of x, then T will change by a factor of 1/x. And we can express a decrease of T as (1-1/[change in S]).
If S increases by 50% (a factor of 1.5), T will change by a factor of 1/1.5 = 2/3. The new value of T will be 2/3 of the original value, which is a decrease of 1-2/3 = 1/3 = 33.3%.
I hope this helps!
-Cydney :)
Hey, vish this is fixed pattern above you mention there!
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