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ERIC Number: ED216256
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1981-Nov-9
Pages: 34
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Reagan, Pickle and Pepper: Coercive Versus Voluntary Approaches to Encouraging Later Retirement.
Kingson, Eric R.
A model for examining the two basic approaches of encouraging later retirement is presented in which the coercive approach relies primarily on negative incentives such as benefit reductions, and the voluntary approach encourages continued employment through positive incentives and increased employment opportunities. The degree to which these approaches maximize four policy objectives is assessed in terms of: (1) providing work incentives for older workers; (2) offering adequate incomes; (3) maintaining equitable treatment; and (4) meeting financial commitments of the social security system. Costs and benefits of these approaches to healthy and unhealthy older workers, women, and minorities are identified. The paper concludes that, in the absence of improvements in employment opportunities for older workers, voluntary approaches provide the only equitable means of encouraging later retirement. (JAC)
Publication Type: Information Analyses; Reports - General; Speeches/Meeting Papers
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Language: English
Sponsor: University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center.
Authoring Institution: N/A
Identifiers: Social Security
Note: Paper presented at the Joint Annual Meeting of the Scientific Gerontological Society (34th) and the Scientific & Educational Canadian Association on Gerontology (10th), (Toronto, Ontario, Canada, November 8-12, 1981).

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Jiyoung AhnAssociate Professor, Department of Population Health
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Director, Epidemiology Program, Laura and Isaac Perlmutter Cancer Center
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Dr. Ahn's research goal is to improve our understanding of the inter-relationship of diet, genes, and other environmental factors in the causation of cancer. Her recent work has pointed to potential links between human microbiome (i.e., microbial genomics) and oro-gastrointestinal cancers. Following these leads, Dr. Ahn is leading studies of the relationship of the human oral microbiome to pancreatic cancer risk (NIH/NCI R01) and is leading a study of the human oral microbiome and esophageal cancer risk (NIH/NCI U01) as PI. With her NIH/NCI R03 grant, she made a novel discovery that gut microbiome diversity is decreased in colorectal cancer patients, compared to healthy subjects (JNCI, 2013). Building on this important result, she is developing the `NYU Human Microbiome and Colorectal Tumor (HMAC) study to expand her studies on the inter-relationship of gut microbiota and dietary factors in colorectal cancer and advanced adenoma (NIH/NCI R21). She is also co-investigator on a study of the oral microbiome and head and neck cancer risk (NIH/NCI R01). In addition, she is a project leader of the NYU Abu Dhabi Public Health Institute grant to examine the relationship of the microbiome with preclinical cardiovascular disease in that country. A related area of research focus is the influence of nutrition on susceptibility to environmentally-induced disease. Dr. Ahn has established two significant collaborations with environmental scientists in the Department of Environmental Medicine to study the role of dietary factors in air pollution-related risk for cardiovascular disease. In one NIH study (NIH/NIEHS R21), she is using the 500,000 person NIH-AARP Cohort to test the hypothesis that mortality risks due to airborne particulate matter (PM2.5) are more pronounced in people who are under oxidative stress due to obesity and low antioxidant nutrient consumption as PI. In a complementary study (NIH/NIEHS R21), she is leading a study to test whether air pollution is associated with pre-clinical biomarkers of cardiovascular disease in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. She is also a co-investigator of a study on air pollution and mortality (NIH/NIEHS R01). Dr. Ahn received her PhD at Cornell University, and completed her postdoctoral studies at the Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics, NCI/NIH. She has reported her research in 65 peer-reviewed papers, including first/senior authored publication in Nature Genetics, JNCI, Cancer Research, Human Molecular Genetics, and the Archives of Internal Medicine. The quality of her research has also been recognized by significant awards and honors, including NCI-Outstanding Research Paper Awards, the NCI-Intramural Research Award for Innovative Research, the NCI-Fellowship Achievement Award for Outstanding Accomplishments, the AACR-Women in Cancer Research-Leventhal Scholar Award, an AACR Career Development Award, and Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Award. Her scientific work has received broad media coverage, including reporting by the Washington Post, ABC, CBS, Fox, US News & World Report, and Reuters.
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Human oral microbiome and prospective risk for pancreatic cancer: a population-based nested case-control study
Fan, Xiaozhou; Alekseyenko, Alexander V; Wu, Jing; Peters, Brandilyn A; Jacobs, Eric J; Gapstur, Susan M; Purdue, Mark P; Abnet, Christian C; Stolzenberg-Solomon, Rachael; Miller, George; Ravel, Jacques; Hayes, Richard B; Ahn, Jiyoung. Human oral microbiome and prospective risk for pancreatic cancer: a population-based nested case-control study. Gut: journal of the British Society of Gastroenterology. 2016 Oct 14;:?-? (2278642)
"Particulate Air Pollution and Clinical Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors"
Shanley, Ryan P; Hayes, Richard B; Cromar, Kevin R; Ito, Kazuhiko; Gordon, Terry; Ahn, Jiyoung. "Particulate Air Pollution and Clinical Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors". Epidemiology. 2016 Mar ;27(2):291-298 (1856952)
Fecal Microbiota, Fecal Metabolome, and Colorectal Cancer Interrelations
Sinha, Rashmi; Ahn, Jiyoung; Sampson, Joshua N; Shi, Jianxin; Yu, Guoqin; Xiong, Xiaoqin; Hayes, Richard B; Goedert, James J. Fecal Microbiota, Fecal Metabolome, and Colorectal Cancer Interrelations. PLoS one. 2016 Mar 25;11(3):e0152126-e0152126 e0152126 (2052272)
Cigarette smoking and the oral microbiome in a large study of American adults
Wu, Jing; Peters, Brandilyn A; Dominianni, Christine; Zhang, Yilong; Pei, Zhiheng; Yang, Liying; Ma, Yingfei; Purdue, Mark P; Jacobs, Eric J; Gapstur, Susan M; Li, Huilin; Alekseyenko, Alexander V; Hayes, Richard B; Ahn, Jiyoung. Cigarette smoking and the oral microbiome in a large study of American adults. ISME journal. 2016 Mar 25;10(10):2435-2446 (2052252)
Sex, Body Mass Index, and Dietary Fiber Intake Influence the Human Gut Microbiome
Dominianni, Christine; Sinha, Rashmi; Goedert, James J; Pei, Zhiheng; Yang, Liying; Hayes, Richard B; Ahn, Jiyoung. Sex, Body Mass Index, and Dietary Fiber Intake Influence the Human Gut Microbiome. PLoS one. 2015 Apr 15;10(4):e0124599-e0124599 e0124599 (1533022)


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Spacious 4 bedroom home in Misty Ridge Estates. Home offers open floor plan with large kitchen and dining area overlooking living room. Main floor also offers 2 bedrooms and full bath. Lower walk-out level includes family room, 2nd bath and 2 more bedrooms. Large backyard is fenced and backs up to common area. Sq ft is approx.
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Visual Basic Reference
Cancel Property
See Also Example Applies To
Returns or sets a value indicating whether a command button is the Cancel button on a form. This command button can be the CommandButton control or any object within an OLE container control that behaves as a command button.
object.Cancel [= boolean]
The Cancel property syntax has these parts:
|An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list.
|A Boolean expression specifying whether the object is the Cancel button, as described in Settings.
The settings for boolean are:
|The CommandButton control is the Cancel button.
|(Default) The CommandButton control isn't the Cancel button.
Use the Cancel property to give the user the option of canceling uncommitted changes and returning the form to its previous state.
Only one CommandButton control on a form can be the Cancel button. When the Cancel property is set to True for one CommandButton, it's automatically set to False for all other CommandButton controls on the form. When a CommandButton control's Cancel property setting is True and the form is the active form, the user can choose the CommandButton by clicking it, pressing the ESC key, or pressing ENTER when the button has the focus.
For OLE container controls, the Cancel property is provided only for those objects that specifically behave as command buttons.
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|Publication number
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|Oct 3, 1989
|Filing date
|Dec 22, 1988
|Priority date
|Dec 22, 1988
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Dean A. Samford
|Original Assignee
|General Housewares Corporation
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (9), Referenced by (16), Classifications (16), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to the field of microwave cookery and, in particular, to a cooking vessel particularly well adapted for cooking poultry.
According to published reports, a substantial percentage of raw chicken purchased in stores has been found to be infected with Salmonella bacteria. Salmonella is pathogenic for man and can produce a variety of uncomfortable symptoms ranging from mild to life-threatening.
Salmonella infected chicken (or other poultry) has not generally been regarded as a serious health problem in the past since the Salmonella bacteria is destroyed by neat pasteurization in the normal process of cooking the chicken. When cooking a chicken in a microwave oven, however, the chicken itself receives enough heat energy to achieve pasteurization, but the cooking juices sometimes do not. This occurs because cooking vessels may be used in which the cooking juices are collected in a chamber protected from microwaves, in order to save energy and to protect the juices from boiling or smoking. Such cooking vessels may prevent pasteurization of the juices and, so, be dangerous to health.
Various microwave cooking vessels, useful for this saving of energy, have been devised. These include, for example, those found in Krajewski U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,230,864, Levinson 3,985,990, and Eke 4,653,461.
In the Levinson patent a shielded chamber for the collection 10 of liquid by-products is integral to the vessel and results in more efficient functioning. Liquid by-products not so shielded would absorb relatively large amounts of microwave energy, resulting in extended cooking time and, ultimately, in the production of undesirable quantities of steam or smoke, or both.
The Krajewski patent discloses a cooking vessel in which the food is supported on an apertured, electrically conductive, partially insulated cover elevated above a container intended to capture liquid by-products. The Eke patent shows a trivet insulated from the oven turntable; it also provides a collection chamber.
The disclosures of these patents are directed to saving energy and/or prevention of smoke without addressing the problem of destroying Salmonella bacteria or other organisms harmful to human health. Yet, underheating as well as overheating of liquid by-products can be a problem in microwave cooking, particularly in the cooking of poultry.
My invention is aimed at addressing the problem of destroying Salmonella bacteria (or other bacteria which can be destroyed by pasteurization) while providing cooking efficiency and utility substantially equivalent to that which has been disclosed in the prior art.
Levinson application, Ser. No. 201,606, filed June 3, 1988, on "Food Preparation Kit For Use In Cooking Food In Microwave Oven Or In Thermal Oven," owned by a common assignee, is related to the above Levinson patent. It is directed to a three-element food preparation kit having an imperforate metal outer container, an inner perforated metal rack carried by flanges on the upper rim of the outer container, and a microwave transmissive cover. The space between the container and rack serves as a liquid collection and steam condensation chamber. The outer container is preferably electrically and thermally insulated from the inner rack. The application does not, however, deal with protection against Salmonella or other harmful bacteria. To the contrary, it serves to prevent the pasteurization of bacteria that are in the cooking juices.
A microwave cooking vessel is provided having an enamelled metal outer container, a microwave reflective, metal, inner rack, and a microwave transmissive cover. The upper surface of the rack supports food during cooking, and its periphery is a downwardly extending flange which complements and rests on the inner surface of the outer container.
The areas of contact between the rack and the outer container are electrically and thermally insulated from one another by a porcelain coating on either the inner surface of the container or on the rack flanges or both. As a result, the inner rack and the outer container together define a steam condensation and pasteurization chamber and, yet, are insulated from one another.
The rack covers substantially all of the bottom of the container. Optionally, it may have a microporous surface, i.e., a surface with a series of apertures large enough to permit the passage of cooking liquids, but too small to allow passage of microwaves.
The upper surface of the rack contains one or more apertures which are large enough to permit passage of microwave energy. The apertures have sufficient total area to pass enough microwave energy to the chamber, during the normal cooking cycle, to pasteurize the cooking juices and rendered fats stored below. The area is not so large, however, as to permit passage of so much energy as to cause undesirable boiling or smoking of the juices during the normal cooking cycle.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of my cooking vessel, partially broken away the inner structure.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the inner rack used to support the food during cooking and, together with the bottom of the outer to provide a chamber.
FIG. 3 is a plan top view of my cooking vessel, with the cover removed rack partially broken away.
FIG. 4 is a side elevation of my cooking vessel, partially in section, the section being taken on line 4--4 of FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a section of a lower corner of my cooking vessel showing method of insulation.
FIG. 6 is a section of one end of the rack, showing a modified method of insulation.
FIG. 7 is a partial perspective view of a modified rack which does not include the microporous surface. It includes depressions around the apertures.
My microwave cooking vessel 1 is formed of three parts: a metal, microwave reflective, outer container 3, a steam-confining cover 9 made of microwave transmissive material such as glass, and a microwave reflective, food-supporting, apertured metal rack 15. Container 3 has an outer peripheral flange 5 to support a complementary flange 11 on the periphery of cover 9 so as to create a generally vapor-tight seal between the two.
In the preferred embodiment container 3 is made of porcelain enamelled steel. As shown in FIG. 5, it is formed of a steel layer 29 coated on the inner surface with porcelain 31 and on the outer surface with porcelain 33. This porcelain serves to provide not only thermal insulation, but also electrical insulation and so serves to inhibit sparking.
As a modification of the above, the insulation can be on the rack itself. As shown in FIG. 6, the supporting flange 21 of rack 15 can itself be coated with enamel 37. This can be in lieu of coating the container 3 or in addition to coating the container.
The metal rack 15 includes an upper food-supporting surface 17 for the food 13 and, extending from the periphery of surface 17, a downwardly extending lower flange 21. Flange 21 is complementary with and rests upon the inner surface 7 of container 3, thus making rack 15 self-sustaining over the bottom of container 3. Preferably, flange 21 extends about the entire periphery of surface 17, and rack 15 is of such size and shape that it covers substantially all of the inner (bottom) surface 7 of container 3. The food 13 to be cooked is supported by rack 15 and is in contact with surface 17.
The space above rack 15 and encompassed by container 3 and cover 9 is the cooking chamber 23. Preferably, its volume should exceed that of the chamber. The function of cooking chamber 23 is the same as that of the chamber described in Levinson U.S Pat. No. 3,985,990. That is, cooking chamber 23 receives microwave energy through cover 9 and passes it to the food 13, both directly and by multiple reflections from the inner sides of container 3 and surface 17 of rack 15.
Rack 15 and inner surface 7 define between them a partially microwave shielded chamber 25. This chamber receives cooking liquids and steam and shields them from microwave energy sufficient to induce and maintain boiling temperature. However, energy sufficient to raise the liquids to the lower temperature required for pasteurization is admitted to the chamber; thus safety of pasteurization and efficiency of condensation are both achieved.
Chamber 25 resembles the Levinson patent to the extent that it receives cooking juices and gases through holes 19. The gases condense in chamber 25 thereby releasing latent heat of vaporization and providing additional heat, returned through rack 15, by conduction, to aid in the cooking of the food.
Chamber 25 differs from Levinson in that it permits the juices to receive a carefully controlled amount of microwave energy. As a result, chamber 25 can serve the additional function of destroying (pasteurizing) the Salmonella or other bacteria. For this purpose, the periphery of the upper surface of the rack 15 includes one or more apertures 20 each of which is large enough and so shaped as to permit the passage of microwaves, steam and cooking juices, so that enough microwave energy can enter the chamber to pasteurize the juices, but not so much as to boil the liquid contained therein. The total area of apertures 20 should be large enough to permit enough microwave energy to pass into the chamber to pasteurize any Salmonella bacteria present in the cooking juices during and before completion of the normal cooking time for the chicken itself. The total area of these openings, however, should not be so large as to negate the other purpose of the chamber, i.e., protection of the juices from undesired excess of microwave energy.
Tests have indicated that Salmonella bacteria found in chicken are killed (pasteurized) by exposure to 140� F. for 3.5 minutes. In the preferred embodiment, this is accomplished for a normal sized chicken (say, two ponds or more) in a household microwave oven with a power source of 600 to 750 watts if there are six round apertures 20 with a diameter of 3/4 inch each, i.e., with a total aperture area of about 2.65 square inches. These holes should be near the two ends of the rack (see FIG. 2) so that they are less likely to be blocked by the presence of the chicken being cooked.
Microwave ovens of significantly greater or lesser power would require apertures having a lesser or greater total area. The total area should be large enough so that sufficient microwave wave energy passes to the juices such that pasteurization takes place during the normal cooking time for the chicken, and not so much more as to either be wasteful of energy or to cause smoking or boiling of the juices.
Problems with microwave ovens having a smaller wattage (less than 600 watts) are readily overcome in two ways: First, if the cooking vessel is large enough, it will not fit into such a smaller, lower powered oven. Alternatively, the rack can be designed with sufficient area of apertures 20 to permit passage of sufficient energy to pasteurize the Salmonella bacteria, with the lesser wattage, during the normal cooking period. The amount of energy received by the liquids should be adequate to achieve pasteurization, but should not be so great as to prevent condensation or induce boiling or burning of the liquids in the chamber 25.
One system for determining the best number, shape, and size of the apertures 20 is to "tune" them. That is, one would determine experimentally the optimum size, shape and number of apertures for a given microwave generator having power within a given range of wattage and wavelength within a given range. These, then, would be tuned apertures.
The result of my design is that Salmonella bacteria present in the juices will be destroyed at least by the time the chicken or other food has been cooked.
It should be noted that some of the juices may first flow into the chamber after the chicken has been cooking for a period, or even when the chicken is almost completely cooked. These may not remain in the chamber for the full pasteurization period. Because these juices (like the food itself) have been receiving unrestricted microwave energy while in the cooking chamber 23, they will thus be heated to a sufficiently high temperature for enough total time (in the cooking and condensation chambers) to be fully pasteurized. Thus, the primary problem being solved by my invention is that of pasteurization of juices which liquified during the early part of the cooking cycle and which would, in the absence of my invention, have been protected by the chamber from thereafter receiving further microwave energy.
Surface 17 is optionally also covered by holes or perforations 19. Holes 19 are large enough to permit the passage of cooking liquids and gases, such as steam, but are small enough to prevent the passage of microwaves of the frequencies normally used for cooking. Normally, hole diameters of 1/16 to 3/8 inch will be suitable. Whether or not holes 19 are included, it is useful to have apertures 20 placed in depressions in surface 17 (See FIG. 7) for better drainage of the cooking liquids into chamber 25.
It will be noted that my rack structure accomplishes at least one purpose of the Levinson patent and the Levinson application without requiring a more costly and unwieldy container within a container configuration. It provides a partially shielded chamber for the collection of liquid by-products simply by having a flanged rack 15 resting on the inner surface 7 of container 3.
Modifications of my invention are possible. For example, the apertures 19 can be omitted, as shown in FIG. 7, and the apertures 20 be located in depressions in the surface 17, allowing the cooking juices to flow more easily through apertures 20.
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- Corporation Bank bags best MSME Bank Award 2016
MANGALURU: City based Corporation Bank bagged the best MSME Bank Award 2016 instituted by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM). Jai Kumar Garg, managing director and CEO of the bank received the award from the Haribhai Parthibhai Chaudhary, union minister of state for micro-small and medium enterprises (MSME) at the 4th SMEs Excellence Award 2016 held at New Delhi on Tuesday. The award seeks to identify and honour banks and provide role model of best practices in MSME lending. Evaluation has been based on performance in MSME segment - growth, targets, quality, innovation, technology use to improve reach, service quality, penetration and reporting systems, CSR activity for social upliftment, skill building initiatives including training, creating financial literacy and promoting awareness and technology intervention. Realizing the importance of MSME segment, Corporation Bank has taken several initiatives like establishing 177 specialised MSME branches for focused lending under MSME, online loan application facility for MSME borrowers, concession in rate of interest to women and SC/ST entrepreneurs. The bank has exceeded the target allotted under Pradhan Mantri MUDRA Yojana for the financial year 2015-16 by disbursing Rs 985 crore to micro units.
- Haritha Keralam: Kochi corporation to grant Rs 50,000 for each division
KOCHI: After the state government pulled up the corporation for not taking steps to implement Haritha Keralam programme in a proper manner, authorities convened a special meeting on Monday and chalked out measures to ensure the success of Haritha Keralam. Haritha Keralam was designed by the state government to ensure the maintenance and protection of water bodies, disposal of solid waste accumulated in public places and conducting surveys on waste generated from households and shops. The proposals under the project were to be implemented in all wards of with public participation on November 8. Speaking at the council meeting, mayor Soumini Jain said that the project would help the corporation to improve its `Swachh Suvekshan' ratings. The project launched by the Union government to assess and rank 500 cities and towns, based on the level of sanitation and steps taken by respective urban local bodies. "Implementing Haritha Keralam would help improve our ranking ," Jain said. She said the corporation would grant Rs 50,000 each to councillors to implement projects under Haritha Keralam. "The amount will be distributed in instalments. Each councillors will get an initial instalment of Rs 10,000. Once they complete the work using the amount, the remaining instalments would be disbursed," she said. Deputy mayor T J Vinod said many projects designed by the corporation can be incorporated in the programme. "The projects should be implemented with public participation.Drains in each divisions should be cleaned as part of the project. Tender for cleaning drains should be invited soon," Vinod said. There are plans for providing aid to 1,000 families for setting up biogas plants at home. Hotels should be asked to set up their own waste treatments plants. The corporation would soon distribute grow bags for 25,000 persons. All these projects can be incorporated with Haritha Keralam, he said. Opposition leader K J Antony alleged that there was a delay on the part of the corporation in implementing the project. Other councillors, including those from ruling front, said that implementing the project at short notice was a difficult task. The mayor said: "The programme on December 8 was the beginning. We can continue with the projects that we design for each divisions."
- For corporate hospitals, no 'cheque' on crisis
Taking undue advantage of the government's thrust on cashless transactions post demonetisation, some patients have been giving cheques that are being returned because issuers do not have sufficient balance in their bank accounts. This has already cost a few top corporate hospitals in the city more than a crore in the last 25 days.
- Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation stops service to Tamil Nadu; cabs, trucks not to ply
All 470 bus services to and from Tamil Nadu were suspended by KSRTC from Monday. Though the decision to suspend operations was made after two buses were damaged in Tiruvannamalai in south Tamil Nadu at 6.30am Monday, the final decision not to ply any buses for the next couple of days, in view of TN chief minister Jayalalithaa's ill-health, was made in the evening.
- Focus on sanitation, revenue generation in N corporation budget
New Delhi: North corporation commissioner P K Gupta on Monday presented the budget estimates for 2017-18 financial year with an expected deficit of Rs 3,610 crore. The income and expenditure estimates have been pegged at Rs 7,199.81 crore and Rs 7,199.60 crore respectively. The deficit is Rs 800 crore more than that of the last budget. The budget does not have any new development project and it focusses mainly on sanitation and simplification of services. Significant stress has been laid on revenue generation to do away with the deficit. The civic body has earmarked 22% of the budget for sanitation. A waste-to-energy plant and a biomethanation plant have been proposed to set up. "Keeping the regular landfill fires in mind, we have proposed to set up a dedicated waste-to-energy plant at Bhalswa. We will also set up two biomethanation plants, one each at Bhalswa and Jharoda Dairy Colony. The focus of the budget is mainly on sanitation and simplification of services," said Gupta. "The reason we have a deficit of Rs 2,400 crore now and expect to have a deficit of Rs 3,610 crore in the next fiscal is because we have failed to pay back the loans to the Delhi government after the trifurcation of the erstwhile MCD." Gupta said that the financial stability could be ensured only by creating more room for revenue generation and implementing Fourth Delhi Finance Commission's recommendations. While no hike in the property tax rates has been proposed, the ruling BJP has called it a "good budget" ahead of the municipal polls. "There is a need to increase the property tax every three years, but no changes have been proposed in the past several years due to immense political pressure. Third Municipal Valuation Committee's report (MVC) was approved by the House, but later it was rolled back. This way, we will never be able to fight the on-going financial battle," said a senior official. Although health and education sectors will receive 11% and 13% of the budgetary allocations, the expenditure on salaries and maintenance of schools and healthcare centres is likely to put a strain on the civic body's finances. No new proposals have been made in these segments. "The budget is quite realistic and we have set targets, which are achievable. There are many projects which are incomplete. For instance, the Rani Jhansi grade separator will be completed by next year," said Gupta. However, leader of the opposition Mukesh Goel called it a pro-BJP budget. "There are no new projects. Property tax remains unchanged and then you complain about fund crunch. The budget is really weak, no wonder it has Rs 3,610 crore deficit," said Goel.
- Corporation hones skills of youth, helps them find jobs
Surendra Kumar Regar of Dhuwalla village under Jahazpur tehsil in Bhilwara is only a matriculate. Due to adverse economic conditions, he could not pursue his studies. However, he has now found gainful employment thanks to Rajasthan Skill and Livelihood Corporation (RSLDC).
- Rent for Lucknow Municipal Corporation properties to increase 100-200% from April
LUCKNOW: From April 1, 2017, properties of Lucknow Municipal Corporation rented out for over 40 years would see 100-200% increase in rent. The owners have been paying a fixed nominal rent in the range of Rs 100-400 per month to LMC for the last many years despite being in prize locations like Chowk, Aminabad, Lalbagh and Mahanagar. People generally end up paying much higher rent for private properties because of higher DM circle rate but LMC has been getting very low fixed rent per month. Whenever LMC tried to float any proposal, corporators would reject it claiming it would put excess financial burden on tenants. After years of consultation with corporators, locals and LMC house members comprising mayor and other political leaders, LMC authorities finally came to a consensus at the meeting on Sunday that from April the rent would be based on monthly rental rate (MRR) of the house's location. The rent would be determined by multiplying MRR by the area of house. Like DM circle rate, LMC also has its own rental rate for each locality which is revised every two years. From April 1, the MRR of 2014 will be applicable for determining rent of LMC's properties. Additional municipal commissioner P K Srivastava said, "The revised rent has been approved by the rent committee formed by LMC two years ago. Though it's a huge hike, it was important considering tenants have been occupying the properties for so many years at fixed amount as low as Rs 100-200-400. It was a huge loss of revenue and we were not able to take care of the properties' maintenance." LMC has over 2,000 rented properties across the city of which nearly 70% are commercial spaces and shops. LMC decides on MRR after verifying many factors like locality, type of road running in front of house, type of construction, etc. People owning commercial properties of LMC will have to shell out higher rent from April 2017 as the MRR of commercial properties is higher than of residential. House tax is determined by multiplying MRR X Area of House X 12 and 15% of this determined value is house tax. Other decisions of LMC Commercial complexes in Charbagh, Faizabad Road Chungi LMC has proposed to make a hotel in Charbagh Chungi on PPP (public-private participation) mode along with some commercial complexes and shops on Faizabad Chungi. In Charbagh, the private agency will put all money and pay nearly Rs 15 lakh annual royalty to LMC. This will gradually increase over period of lease. On Faizabad Road, LMC will build commercial complexes on its own. An LMC level committee has been made to review the proposal and suggest its pros and cons in the next house meeting. Slaughter house on Rae Bareli road LMC has proposed to build a modern slaughter house (carcass utilisation plant) where all unused parts (byproducts) including blood can be used for some economic activity. The project requires about Rs 64 crore and is to be built by a private agency. The agency will pay an annual royalty of Rs 64 lakh to LMC and it has sought financial help from the state government. It would be set up on Bindoa village of Rae Bareli Road of Mohanlalganj.
- Lodging complaints with Mysuru city corporation is just a click away
Mysuru: Registering a grievance with Mysuru City Corporation is just a click away with the civic body going online to receive complaints from Mysurueans. MCC has created a multiple platform to receive complaints related to civic issues. One can just log in to www.mysorecity.mrc.gov.in and select 'Janahitha' and then 'Oline grievances' to register grievances pertaining to non-clearance of garbage, potholes, blockage of manholes, stray dog menace, defunct streetlights, bad roads and the like. Complaints, complete with photos, if any, can be sent through e-mails, Facebook posts, tweets and on WhatsApp (8277777728). People can also telephone and complain or download the related app. What's more, the complainants can also track the status of their complaints online. After launching the online service, MCC commissioner G Jagadeesha claimed that people can lodge a complaint in a minute. The complaints will be attended to within 12 hours. If the complaints have any photographs, the civic officials will take photos from the same angle after addressing the issue. Tracking complaint status is also easy, as complainants get text messages on their registered mobile numbers at every stage — like at the time of registration of complaint, its status and after the complaints are attended to. The commissioner claimed that the initiative 'Janahitha' is a first-of-its-kind online service in Mysuru. Till now, 900 complaints have been disposed within the stipulated time. People can also give feedback or suggestions to MCC. Online renewal of trade licence MCC has also inaugurated 'Vyapar', an online service to renew trade licences. Accordingly, traders can log in to the webpage and select 'Vyapar' to fill their details. Within two weeks, they can download the licence online and its print-out will have a digital signature of the authority concerned. "Henceforth, traders need not come to MCC office for the purpose," Jagadeesha said. There are over 23,000 traders in Mysuru city.
- Aurangabad municipal corporation demolishes 15 properties in a day to widen road
Even though the civic body began its drive to widen the stretch from Sansthan Ganapati to Jinsi road as per the city's development plan and demolished 15 properties on Saturday, it could not carry forward the drive, as many affected property owners raised objections over the markings made by the civic authorities.
- PMO lens on Kolkata municipal corporation tax collection after currency ban
A 50% spike in property tax collection by KMC between November 8 and November 24 compared to the corresponding period in 2015 has drawn the attention of the PMO, the income tax department and the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) office.
- Union environment minister urges corporates to allocate budget for waste treatment
GANDHINAGAR: Union minister of state (Independent Charge) for environment, forest and climate change, Anil Madhav Dave urged corporates to spare the money for waste treatment just like corporate social responsibility. He said just like social responsibility, corporates are responsible to environment too and hence they should allocate funds for waste treatment projects. The minister was speaking today at the WASTECH International Summit & Expo organised by Gujarat Pollution Control Board and Confederation of Indian Industry at Mahatma Mandir, Gandhi Nagar. Dave said change in attitude towards waste is the key to waste management. Segregation of waste is the biggest problem in Indian society. Mixed discharge of solid and liquid waste creates a problem in waste treatment. To leave food in dish should be considered as discourtesy towards environment, he added. Minister also emphasized to use a solar energy to reduce waste generation. Chief minister of Gujarat Vijay Rupani thanked environment ministry for removing moratorium on industrial clusters in Gujarat and expressed hope that this move will attract investment of worth Rs. 10000 Crore in the state. Union minister Dave along with chief minister of Gujarat Shri Vijay Rupani, and environment minister of Gujarat, Shankarbhai Chaudhry, launched 'Zero liquid discharge manual', 'Compendium of SOP for recently amended hazardous waste rules' and 'Guidance on best available technique document' on the occasion. In compliance with the Prime Minister's 'Swachh Bharat' campaign, WASTECH 2016 will be a 'Zero Waste' event. Different forms of waste generated during the event will be collected and recycled.
- Petrol dealers withdraw strike, Aurangabad municipal corporation gives 15-day relief
Petroleum dealers withdrew their one-day strike within few hours after the municipal authorities offered them a 15-day time period to comply with fire safety norms. Dealers opened outlets at about 2.00 pm after a meeting with municipal authorities.
- Education dept to warn schools regarding corporal punishment
NAGPUR: All schools in entire Nagpur division will soon be getting directives from the education department to adhere strictly to norms relating to corporal punishment, in the wake of the brutal beating of students by an outsourced choreographer at city's Suyash Convent school. The deputy director of education (DDE) office has decided to ask education officers in six districts under its jurisdiction to ensure that schools get this message loud and clear. Anil Pardhi, Nagpur divisional DDE said, "For the state, safety of students is paramount. Already the government has made corporal punishment illegal and we have zero tolerance for such things. I will be issuing a letter reminding schools of the current legal provisions regarding corporal punishment so that it can be enforced strictly." The state department, in accordance with central laws, has already prohibited physical and verbal abuse of children. Pardhi said, "It's not as if these things are new. Time and again we have issued letters to schools and even our education officers have communicated this in many meetings. We can promise every parent that the education department takes these things very seriously." As far as action in such cases is concerned, the education department can revoke the school's recognition. However this power is used with extreme caution because such a step also means that all students in that school end up being enrolled in an 'illegal' school. For those who are appearing for board exams such a step could be disastrous. Education department is authorized to relocate such students to nearby schools but it's not easy to shift 1000-2000 students at one go to different schools. In such cases it is the responsibility of the school's management to take action against the erring teacher and also register a police complaint.
- 'Light' corporal punishment rampant in state schools
NAGPUR: Though going by the book, corporal punishment is illegal but that does not stop many schools from overlooking it. While brutal physical beatings are a rarity and hardly ever go unnoticed by authorities, milder forms of corporal punishment like pulling ears or asking students to kneel down are rampant especially in state board schools. A senior academician said the socio-economic background of students in many state board schools is one of the major reason such things continue. "Mild corporal punishment not only continues unabated but is also encouraged by both parents and school management. Poor and lower middle class parents are either not aware of their rights or simply don't care if their kids get mild disciplining at school. So how does one stop something against which no one complains?" he asked. Among teachers, physical education teachers are the worst offenders according to principals that TOI spoke with. A principal said, "Their entire psyche is about physical activity and winning, so a natural aggressiveness creeps in. Sometimes they verbally abuse students thinking that they are 'motivating' them. Many of them don't even realize that they have crossed the line." A female principal said that among the offending teachers, almost everybody is a male. "Ever since the government stepped in to ban corporal punishment I have not heard of a case where a female teacher has badly beaten up a child. While I am not giving females a clean chit but there is no doubt that we have more patience when dealing with kids. When I was just a teacher, I noticed that my male colleagues would constantly be ridiculing students in front of everyone, sometimes pulling their ears or hair, sometimes pinching them. Now, these things go unnoticed as nobody considers it serious enough to be reported," she said.
- Sanitation prime focus of south corporation budget
NEW DELHI: South Delhi Municipal Corporation commissioner Puneet Goel on Friday presented the budget for the 2017-18 fiscal, focusing mainly on sanitation. He pegged income estimates at Rs 4,104.13 crore and expenditure at Rs 4,515.93 crore. Unlike the previous budget, revenue generation is not a prime target this time around. Giving a push to PM Narendra Mondi's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the civic body aims to make south and parts of west Delhi dhalao free. It has set aside 24% of the total budget for sanitation while education and health sectors have also seen a decent increase in allocations. Goel said that the corporation would deploy fixed compactors in every ward for collection of garbage and to ensure that segregation was done at the source itself. "In central zone, we have deployed 10 fixed compactors and it has reduced the number of dhalaos. We are replicating this method in the other three zones but this time, it will be on done at ward level. If every ward gets its a compactor, it will reduce the load on landfill sites. We can send only the unusable waste to landfill site while rest can be treated," said Goel. He also proposed a 30% hike in unit area value for both residential and commercial properties under all categories. If approved, this may increase the property tax by at least 15% though senior officials rule out this possibility ahead of the municipal polls. Goel said from the next fiscal onward, the corporation will not accept cash payment of property tax. "We are developing a mobile app, specifically for payment of property tax and we will link it to e-wallets. We are going digital and won't accept cash from April 2017," he said. However, he proposed to reduce rebates given to tax payers. The rebate for timely payment up to June 30 may be reduced from current 15% to 10%. For senior citizens, physically challenged and women, it may come down from the existing 30% to 20%. However, sources claim most of these proposals will not be approved because of municipal polls. A door-to-door survey is likely to be conducted with the help from Geospatial Delhi Limited (GSDL) in a bid to identify new taxpayers. The commissioner has set a target of Rs 742 crore as property tax collection for the next fiscal. Among other proposals, Najafgarh Zone will get a solar power plant. "A 15-acre plot is lying vacant at Ghumanhera village in Najafgarh zone and we are in talks with Power Trading Corporation to jointly set up a solar power plant. We will have a 50% stake in the project," said Goel. Keeping the rising air pollution in mind, he proposed two construction and demolition waste plants and a waste-to-energy plant. The civic body is likely to get a five new anti-rabies vaccination centres. There is also a plan to convert Purnima Sethi Hospital in Kalkaji into a specialised unit, in collaboration with Safdarjung Hospital. In education sector, programmes like school quality enhancement programme, installation of audio-visual system and setting up of science clubs have been proposed. Leader of the opposition Farhad Suri, however, slammed the budget. "When expenditure is low, it clearly means not much work have been completed. The budget for the next fiscal is weak and doesn't clearly state how it is going to help improve the condition of the civic body," he said.
- Corporation reclaims 1.26 acres of encroached open space worth 13.55 crore in last 2 days
COIMBATORE: Corporation commissioner K Vijayakarthikeyan said that the corporation has reclaimed 1.26 acres of Open Space Reservation (OSR) land worth Rs13.33crores from the five corporation zones over the last two days. This includes the 14 cents of OSR land worth Rs2.5crore the corporation reclaimed on Friday. The land was located at Abhirami Nagar near Ganapathy and was sold to a woman by a property developer. Even thought a civil court had announced a judgement in favour of the corporation in 2007, it took the civic body close to nine years to reclaim the land. Ramasamy Gounder, of Ganapathy, had bought 1.4 acres of land at Abhirami Nagar near Ganapathy in 1963 and obtained approval from the Directorate of Town and Country Planning (DTCP), Chennai in 1966. He sold 25 sites from the land to the public and left 14 cents as OSR land. But he failed to hand over the OSR land to the local body. In 1973, Ramasamy sold the OSR land to his relative J Rajammal and the land sale was registered at a sub-registrar office. However, residents of Abhiramai Nagar approached the city municipal corporation in 1995 and demanded the local body authorities to seize the OSR land and develop a park on it. Subsequently, Ramasamy handed over the site to the corporation on March 22, 1995 and the corporation council passed a resolution to develop a park or some other infrastructure for public usage on the OSR land on April 10, 1996. When the corporation tried to reclaim the 14 cents of land, Rajammal filed a case before a civil court here in 2007. The court ruled in favour of the corporation, but it did not try to reclaim the land for the last eight years. On November 29, SP Thiyagarajan, a civic activist, approached the assistant town planning officer (ATPO) Jayalakshmi, and requested her office to take possession of the plot. Following which, a team of corporation officials, led by Jayalakshmi, reclaimed the 14 cents of OSR land located in Abhirami Nagar, and installed a corporation board on the plot on Friday. "We are identifying other encroached OSR plots in the city and will reclaim them soon," said Vijayakarthikeyan. Thiyagarajan told TOI that this is not first instance of an OSR land being grabbed, and there are acres of such corporation plots illegally occupied within the city limits. "If corporation officials crackdown on these usurpers, they can reclaim many such plots within three months' time," said Thiyagarajan.


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SOMERVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.MANVILLE BOARD OF EDUCATION, DEFENDANT-PETITIONER.
Argued March 12, 2001
On certification to the Superior Court, Appellate Division, whose opinion is reported at 332 N.J. Super. 6 (2000).
We affirm the judgment of the Appellate Division substantially for the reasons set forth in Judge Wecker's thoughtful and comprehensive opinion. Somerville Bd. of Educ. v. Manville Bd. of Educ., 332 N.J. Super. 6 (2000). We add only these brief comments.
The Appellate Division determined that the Somerville and Manville school districts should continue to share equally the special education costs of A.P., a minor child whose divorced parents share joint legal and physical custody and with whom the child lives during alternating weeks. A.P.'s mother lives in Manville since the divorce and her father continues to live in Somerville. At oral argument counsel raised or addressed collateral issues including receipt of state aid, authority to modify the child's Individualized Education Program (IEP), and the prospect that the New Jersey Department of Education (Department) may adopt regulations to address the issue raised by this appeal.
A careful examination of the record reveals that during the period from 1993 to 1997 in which the two districts voluntarily agreed to share the costs of A.P.'s education, the districts also agreed to share state and federal categorical aid. Their methodology was that the districts alternated each school year in paying for A.P.'s educational expense, and the district that paid the tuition in a given year would count A.P. for purposes of state and federal aid. Because A.P.'s placement was at a school in North Branch, the districts also shared the responsibility for providing her transportation to and from school on an alternating weekly basis. In view of the Appellate Division's remand to the Law Division to resolve "future cost-sharing" issues that may arise between the districts, id. at 17, we anticipate no significant problems in fairly resolving questions of cost allocation.
The Appellate Division specifically addressed the issue of cooperation between the districts concerning possible future modifications of the child's IEP:
Somerville and Manville apparently had no problem agreeing on the proper placement for the child when they first agreed to share the costs. While they may disagree about the child's IEP in the future, we assume that professionals in each district will continue to assess the child's needs in good faith and in the child's best interest.
That assumption is grounded in the controlling law. By definition the IDEA [Individuals With Disabilities Education Act] requires the team that develops and reviews the child's educational plan to be "individualized" and to include the child's parents, at least one of the child's teachers, a representative of the local school district, and at the discretion of a parent or school district, "other individuals who have knowledge or special expertise regarding the child . . . ." 20 U.S.C. § 1414(d)(1)(B).
Participation by representatives of both districts would not be inconsistent with the IDEA, or with the New Jersey Administrative Code provision for an IEP team to develop and periodically review each disabled child's IEP. N.J.A.C. 6A:14-3.7 We see no impediment to cooperation between the districts in developing and/or reviewing this child's IEP, with appropriate concern for consistency and continuity in the education plan. [Id. at 16. (footnote omitted).]
We are fully in accord with the Appellate Division's observations.
Finally, the Appellate Division acknowledged, id. at 17, as do we, that the issue posed by this appeal is one that appropriately may be addressed by regulation. The Department of Education participated in this matter as amicus curiae before the Appellate Division, and provided that court with a draft regulation addressing issues of domicile and residency that had not as yet been published or the subject of public comment. We anticipate that any regulation adopted in the future by the Department addressing the issue before us would supersede our disposition of this appeal.
CHIEF JUSTICE PORITZ and JUSTICES STEIN, LONG, VERNIERO and ZAZZALI join in this opinion.
JUSTICE COLEMAN filed a separate concurring opinion in which JUSTICE LaVECCHIA joins.
COLEMAN, J., concurring.
I join in the Court's determination that, under the facts of this case, it is fair to require Somerville and Manville to abide by their mutual agreement to share equally in the educational expenses for A.P. I write separately to emphasize that the Appellate Division's decision should not be viewed as overturning the unitary concept of domicile. Rather, the court recognized that A.P. has alternating domiciles and therefore that the two school districts involved should share the costs as they had agreed. Nothing in the opinions of the Appellate Division or this Court should be viewed as precluding the Department of Education from promulgating regulations that are consistent with the theory that a school-aged child can have only one domicile. Those regulations, however, would presumably be prospective. To fill the gap pending the effective date of those regulations, when joint legal and physical custody is awarded, either the written agreement between the parents, or the order or judgment of the trial court should specify the domicile of the child. The polestar of the Court's opinion and the proposed regulations is educational continuity for A.P.
Justice LaVacchia joins in this opinion.
Chief Justice Poritz PRESIDING
OPINION BY Per Curiam
CONCURRING OPINION BY Justice Coleman
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Arcus Japan Fund is based in Hong Kong. The firm's business is Pooled Investment Fund. The form D was filed by Gudrun Goebel Director of the Management Company. The company was incorporated more than five years ago. The filler's address is: Fundrock Management Company S.A., H2o Building, 33, Rue De Gasperich, Hesperange, N4, Luxembourg, L-5826. — — Arcus Investment Limited is the related person in the form and it has address: 28 King Street, 5Th Floor, London, X0, United Kingdom, Ec2v 8Eh. Link to Arcus Japan Fund Filing: 000091957416015678.
Analysis of Arcus Japan Fund Offering
On average, startups in the Pooled Investment Fund sector, sell 37.80% investment fund interests. Arcus Japan Fund sold 100.00% of the offering. The average investment floor size is $24.76 million for companies in the Pooled Investment Fund industry sector. The total amount raised is 96.36% smaller than the average for companies in the Pooled Investment Fund sector.
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UNIJOS Pre-Degree/Remedial Science Admission List 2016 is Out
This is to inform the general public that the University of Jos, UNIJOS Pre-Degree/Remedial Science Admission List 2016 is Out .
The management of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) has released the remedial science admission list for the 2015/2016 academic session. Acording to the report, the UNIJOS remedial science programme admission list has been successfully uploaded online on the school website and it's accessible to candidates.
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