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When new technology begins to transform a traditional business, there is resistance, there is sometimes fear, and all too often, there is a perception that in the end, there will be winners and losers.
But that's not the case in waste.
Whether you're a waste maker or waste taker, a municipal regulator or waste consultant, this is one of those rare circumstances where everyone is pretty much on the same page when it comes to modernizing and improving operations. A round of interviews recently conducted in the 4th largest city in North America reveals just that.
Waste management professionals from around the industry are clamoring for the insight and control over their operations that other tech-savvy businesses have enjoyed for years. Here's how they responded to this telling question; essentially all had the same answer.
Q: If you had a magic wand that would enable you to do anything you can't do in your waste operations today, what would it be?
Ans: Have access to reliable, real-time information
Waste Consultants Say:
"Our clients need real-time data on tonnages."
We recommend tying waste hauling to bin fullness for operational efficiency. Without information on compaction rates on at least a daily basis, it makes it difficult to schedule hauling as needed. Typically, a pickup is scheduled when a bin fullness hits 70 percent, and the waste hauler requires 48 hours to arrange pickup. Having access to information in real-time is critical to reducing unnecessary pickups – which in turn, cuts operating expenses and carbon emissions.
"It's time to automate old manual processes."
Eighty percent of the administration of waste operations is spent on tedious, manual tasks like data entry, tracking and recording bin weights, composing one-off emails. New solutions are needed that bridge the gap between the physical world of bins and compactors to the world of digitized information. Sensors that measure and capture physical bin data like fullness, weight and time of empty, and consolidate that information into accurate, operational reports, will modernize the waste industry.
Waste Producers Say:
"We need a way to monitor compactor fullness."
It's like operating in the dark when you don't have a fullness gauge on waste bins. We estimate that between 30-40 percent of our pickups are premature, paying to empty compactors that aren't yet full. There is no way to properly schedule waste hauling without the benefit of fullness data.
"Reliable data on confirmation of service!"
Discrepancies between us and our waste hauler is a common occurrence, with no way to verify operations with a single system of record. A GPS system in the hauling vehicle allows only partial insight, and sending someone to spot check a pickup property is time-consuming and costly.
We spend 3-4 hours a week confirming haul data. We're looking for transparency in hauling operations, including access to real-time reporting evidence of full contractual compliance so we can work together with our hauling service with confidence. We require that contractual evidence to comply with corporate environmental initiatives.
"We have a mandate to reduce trucking costs – our largest expense."
This year's budget impacts our municipality's waste management operations. The result: we must reduce our expenses significantly. Accurate reporting on hauling frequency and routes, bin fullness data, and recycling efforts, will help improve efficiencies. We recognize there is a lot of room for improvement and estimate that we can cut our trucking costs by 70 percent based on data from a sister city in our region.
"Trigger an automatic notification for pickup."
Our biggest challenge is our inability to produce automatic communications with our hauling service. Because of the size and seasonality of our operation, compactor fullness and weight must be constantly monitored and vary so widely that fixed pickup schedules can't accommodate them. In an ideal world, we would set fullness and weight thresholds that when met would automatically generate a pickup request.
"Comprehensive reporting is necessary for our annual waste audit."
As a hospital, we are considered large waste makers and are subject to environmental regulations and an annual waste audit. We are held accountable for the entire lifecycle of our refuse, from haulage to diversion to recycling programs. It's imperative that we have access to detailed reporting in order to comply with the mandates set out by our Environmental Services team – down to a daily real-time report of the status of each compactor.
Waste Haulers Say:
"We require competitive tools like on-demand reports."
The waste business is changing and we need to find ways to stay competitive. Providing access to compactor data on fullness and weight, and verification of pickup and landfill dumps would help build much-needed transparency into our operations. Full accountability on our part helps our customers prove compliance with green initiatives and prepare waste audits. We want to be considered an indispensable partner in those processes.
"We need to know when bins reach max diversion weight."
Our pickups are tied to a weight metric so it's vital that we have this information in order to schedule and forecast hauling requirements. Capturing bin weights by haul and consolidating that data costs us time and money. We spend several hours each month manually tracking weights by invoice. A system that tallies pickups calculates total weight and tracks weight in real-time would enable us to control costs by replacing fixed-schedule hauling with an on-demand process.That's a much more efficient way to do business.
Waste Regulators Say:
"By September 2019, waste audits will be mandatory."
The US National Environmental Agency (NEA) has updated mandatory waste audit reporting requirements which affect, but are not limited to, commercial rentable spaces greater than 4,600 square meters (50,000 square feet) and hotels with more than 200 rooms. Beginning September 1, 2019, these businesses must submit a daily record of their general waste.The NEA recommends bulk bins and dust drums are fitted with weight sensors so that refuse weight can be recorded for every hauling trip to comply with new regulations.
Many large enterprises will need to adopt new technologies that can accurately gather remote data and produce the audit reports necessary for regulatory compliance.
Newsmart sensor technology that delivers accurate, real-time data and reporting seems to fulfill the wish list of all key operators in the waste industry. Waste makers get on-demand insight into status and processes. Waste haulers gain the competitive advantage by offering the full operational transparency their clients require. Waste consultants achieve accountability in waste processes. And waste regulators will experience smoother audits with easy-to-produce compliant reports.


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Hundreds of local villages, park and library districts, school boards and fire protection districts throughout suburban Cook County will have offices up for election.
"Citizens wanting to get more involved in government and their communities can make a real difference by serving as an elected official on the local level," said Orr, adding that public service requires a significant amount of energy and time for little – if any – money. "Local elected officials make crucial decisions about education, taxes, public works projects and other quality of life issues that have a great impact in our communities and our daily lives."
Prospective candidates must file their nomination papers between January 13 and January 21. Orr noted that candidates should call their local municipal clerk or board secretary to find out which offices are up for election, how many signatures are required to qualify to run for a specific office and where to file nomination papers.
Objections to a candidacy or nominating petitions can be filed between January 21 and January 28, Orr added.
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Adapted from the bestselling Young Adult novel of the same name, Wes Ball's The Maze Runner capitalizes on its source material, delivering a fast, fun, scary adventure/mystery that breathes new life back into the ailing realm of cinematic, dystopian YA adaptations. Though it largely follows familiar tropes and clichés of its given sub-genre, the quality of The Maze Runner's execution elevates it above the rest of this year's offerings made specifically for teens.
There's a certain sort of appeal to stories of fights for survival out in a mysterious wilderness. It's what hooked audiences on ABC's LOST, the 2000 film Pitch Black, all the way back to Lord of the Flies. Traces of it appear in other media as well, the latter half of the first two Hunger Games films feature battle arenas filled with savage monsters and one small slip-up could be lethal. In many ways, the appeal of this is rooted in childhood games, playing outside in the woods, pretending there's a monster chasing you. These stories are infused with fairly wild imagination, but I relatable sort of imagination that those who spent hours playing and imagining in their own "wilderness" will click into immediately. It's on this level that first-time feature film director Wes Ball's The Maze Runner clicks, excellently so. It taps right into this phenomenon at its most root level. The premise is simple: a group of young men are stuck living in a large enclosure called The Glade, outside their safety-zone lies a large labyrinth which is inhabited by vicious monsters, and they must fight to survive and, ultimately, find their way out of The Maze.
It's the simplicity of this "backyard play-time" premise that made the original young adult novel, written by James Dashner, such a success, and the premise translates even better up on a movie screen. Those who relate to such sentiment should find much to enjoy in The Maze Runner, it's an action-adventure flick with a distinctly old-school sensibility. Traditional characters, traditional set-up, traditional execution. All of which is ultimately refreshing in contrast to the fad-ish, instantly dated pandering of other YA adaptations that have come out this year (Divergent being the best example). The naturalistic simplicity of Maze Runner makes the whole affair feel like a modest classic from the very opening scene.
It's sturdy and reserved, both in story and in visuals. Ball's VFX experience is utilized in a surprisingly measured fashion here, and while the film tends to favor CGI over practical effects, the results always feel grounded and tangible.
The screenplay, written by T.S. Nowlin, remains largely faithful to the source material while smoothing over narrative rough patches in Dashner's storytelling. It takes liberties when necessary, yet still feels distinctly like the world established in the original novel.for the most part, Nowlin's script is a marked improvement over the original novel, character introductions run smoother, a wider range of characters manage to get in the spotlight (though this is occasionally to the detriment of some of the more central characters). In only one regard does the film adaptation falter in comparison to the book, and that's in the final act. The original novel's ending, while flawed, flowed with relative ease and still competently set up the next entry. The film version's changes make room for additional bits of exposition, but the pacing and internal logic of the sequence suffers greatly as a result. The ending May leave a few non-book readers scratching their heads a bit, but it's hardly disastrous, just rather underwhelming given how well adapted the rest of the film manages to be.
The cast is also a notable strong point. Dylan O'Brien as the designated hero, Thomas, possesses an easy charisma. And, while the character is not particularly remarkable in his traits, it's easy to find yourself rooting for him, which is a credit to O'Brien's instincts as a performer. The rest of the ensemble feels similarly naturalistic, with a casual, convincing chemistry between them. The Glade feels like a believable, functioning mini-society thanks to this excellent cast as well as Wes Ball's apparently finely tuned instincts on pulling the best performances from his actors. One standout performance is that of Will Poulter, playing semi-antagonist, Gally. Gally' portrayal in the film is much more subdued and nuanced than that of his book counterpart, and Poulter plays the role to perfection. Though a consistently antagonistic force, Poulter's performance inspires empathy in a way that brilliantly underlines the themes of moral ambiguity at the story's center. As with most great villains, the Ball and Poulter make it clear why Gally does what he does, digging to the root of fear that drives his actions. It's a surprisingly complex portrayal for this type of movie, yet it's one of the clearest elements which propels Maze Runner to the head of the pack.
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Growing up, Lynne M. Thomas was not particularly a fan of science fiction. Now with her husband, Michael Damian Thomas, she co-edits and publishes Uncanny Magazine, an online science fiction and fantasy magazine.
For her work with Uncanny Magazine, Thomas is a finalist for two World Science Fiction Society Hugo Awards in the "Best Semiprozine" and "Best Editor, Short Form" categories. She has been a Hugo Award finalist 11 times and has won four times in three different categories for her work as an editor and podcaster.
The Hugo Awards are given annually for the best science fiction or fantasy works and achievements of the previous year. Winners will be announced Aug. 11 in Helsinki, Finland.
When not co-editing and helping publish Uncanny Magazine, Thomas is head of Distinctive Collections and curator of Rare Books and Special Collections at Northern Illinois University. She also contributes to the Verity! podcast.
Thomas met with MidWeek reporter Katrina Milton to discuss her recent Hugo Award nominations, her previous wins and co-editing Uncanny Magazine.
Milton: Have you always loved science fiction?
Thomas: I've always loved to read, but I didn't grow up reading much science fiction. I read mostly classics and some romance until I branched out more during college. My husband avidly read sci-fi and fantasy for years, though. Now I curate a science fiction and fantasy collection as one of 42 special collections at NIU. I need to know what's happening in the field, so it's crucial to know what is getting attention, and when to purchase books and add to the collection. … One of my favorite books has always been "A Wrinkle in Time." I didn't really think of it as science fiction at the time, but I re-read the book more or less annually. Meg Murry has always been a character I've really connected with. Being intelligent and kind were marked as more important than makeup and being pretty in that book, which was a powerful message to an awkward 11-year-old version of me.
Milton: What do you do for Uncanny Magazine?
Thomas: I edit and publish short fiction, poetry and essays relevant to the SF/F field. My husband Michael and I are co-editors of Uncanny Magazine. He is a freelance editor and publisher and I co-edit and work at NIU. As co-editors-in-chief of the magazine, we read the submissions that come in and work with the writers to make their writing. I am an editor, not a writer. I don't write fiction at all. I am a consumer and curator, but not a producer in that sense.
Milton: Can you tell me more about your two Hugo Award nominations?
Thomas: This is my 11th time as a finalist for a Hugo Award. I've won the award four times. Being a finalist is fantastic and a bit humbling. It is a community-driven award. People vote because they feel strongly about it. To vote, you must pay membership and be a part of that community. It's similar to the Oscars in that it is an award given for being recognized by your own community.
Milton: What do you do in your free time?
Thomas: I try to balance my work and get enough rest. We are also full-time caregivers to our daughter Caitlin, who has Aicardi Syndrome. I'm also an extremely slow knitter. When others might spend time watching TV, we typically work on the magazine. We publish a double issue six times a year, every other month. The magazine is published electronically, so it can go directly to your Kindle or other e-reader as an e-Book.
Milton: What features are published in Uncanny Magazine?
Thomas: We publish new short fiction from writers across the world. The magazine features short fiction stories, non-fiction essays and poetry. Each issue varies in length, but we usually publish six pieces of new fiction, four essays and four poems. We are opening for submissions again on June 2, for about a week.
Milton: What do you enjoy the most about being co-editor of a magazine?
Thomas: I think I enjoy reading the stories the most. I think it's amazing to be the one that reads a story and chooses it for publication. I want people who read it and think, "This is the story I live for." I want them to find themselves in the stories and poems and essays. That's the moment we feel we are succeeding. That connection with our audience is so important.
Milton: Do you have any advice for writers?
Thomas: Read and write. Read widely, live, talk to people. Write, revise, edit and write again. Reading and writing critically and critiquing will help you move your craft along. Writing is no different than learning to play an instrument. You start very simply and learn how to play beautiful music, either alone or in an ensemble. That takes a lot of practice.


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EU leaders in Brussels have nominated former Luxembourg PM Jean-Claude Juncker to be president of the European Commission, in a blow to the UK. Prime Minister David Cameron called it "a serious mistake". "This is going to be a long, tough fight," he said. He had pushed for a vote on Mr Juncker – breaking with tradition – and 26 out of 28 countries backed him. Only Mr Cameron and Hungarian PM Viktor Orban voted against him. Mr Juncker is also likely to win a vote by Euro MPs.
The result was, of course, hardly a shock but Mr. Cameron's post-vote behavior was a peculiarly pathetic performance, still talking about imaginary reforms that are not on the table, not in the room, and not in the building — as Mrs Merkel took the opportunity to make perfectly clear.
Over at the Daily Telegraph, Fraser Nelson looks at the smashed glass and tries to find it half full. Courage, principle, you know how it goes. This is nonsense. There is no chance of reform. To claim that there is amounts to an evasion, not a policy. It is cowardice, not courage.
Nelson writes:
[Cameron's] position is strong and simple: he wants a reformed Europe, and wants that Europe to make its best offer direct to the British public.
Well, I might want to meet a supermodel . . .
UKIP's Nigel Farage is not quite so understanding as Mr. Nelson, tweeting:
David Cameron's response to Juncker's appointment shows that he is a loser who has learned nothing.
Back to Fraser Nelson:
There is an element of Mr Smith Goes to Washington about all of this. Cameron has arrived in Brussels shocked at how these politicians all say one thing in private then another in public. He had been promised that Italy, Germany and Sweden would back him in demanding someone better to succeed José Manuel Barroso, but has ended up fighting largely alone.
Oh come on. Cameron has been prime minister since 2010, if he doesn't know by now how the EU works . . .
But there is an even more serious point underneath all this, bigger than Britain's woes, and Nelson makes it well:
The Juncker campaign, meanwhile, is a case study in how democracy is not supposed to work. Just a few weeks ago, electorates across Europe were in open revolt against the Brussels orthodoxy. Ukip and similar anti-establishment parties made massive gains – but not enough, crucially, to upset the overall balance of power. The same people still control the European Parliament, an obscure institution that now wants to make a power grab and appoint the head of the European Commission.
It is an audacious plan, and it looks like being successful. The Lisbon Treaty introduced a vague pledge that national leaders need to take the Euro elections "into account" when choosing a new Commission chief. But Juncker, and some other chancers, took this to mean that they were standing in a presidential election. They set up fake campaigns and held debates. Juncker visited 35 European cities and gave hundreds of interviews – not seeming to care that his name was not on any ballot paper. And he seems to have got away with it: unless Cameron single-handedly overturns the EU machine today, Juncker will be elected president and spend five years doing business with national leaders who regard him as foolish, dangerous and useless after lunch.
The idea that the correct response to last month's Euro elections is the enstoolment of a technocratic federalist is, of course, preposterous . . .
And so it is. And so Europe lurches deeper into post-democracy. Business as usual, in other words. No surprise there.


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The Bunnyranch 4th of July Big Bang Party is one of my (Air Force Amy) favorite parties thrown at the Bunnyranch. It is right around the corner and lasts all weekend long!
We have pool parties, BBQ's, hot scantily clad babes, nude babes, special guests and chefs, girls in bikinis, games, refreshments, prizes and more fun than the Boston Tea Party, or least that's what the place looks like after we are done partying. lol
And- it is not one of our "invite only" events. Anyone and everyone can join in. (shhhh, don't let on that I told you that) tee hee.
Lake Tahoe, just a short 20 minute drive from the Bunnyranch, hosts one of the top 5 fireworks displays in the country.
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What does UKIP stand for these days?
Beyond their obvious stated goal of facilitating Britain's departure from the European Union it is becoming increasingly hard to discern what the party believes, heading into the 2015 general election. We can rejoice that many of the wackier elements of the 2010 UKIP manifesto – such as repainting trains in traditional colours and capping the number of foreign players on a football team – have now been explicitly disowned. But the 2015 manifesto, originally due to be launched at the Spring Conference, is late, nowhere to be seen.
While we wait for the small print, we have to content ourselves with the broad strokes. And the broad strokes have not been very encouraging.
In the video above, UKIP's second MP, ex-Tory defector Mark Reckless, enthuses about UKIP's prospects coming out of their spring conference in Margate. Reckless says:
I talked about how UKIP is the party of the NHS, we're gonna get three billion more for the NHS. My dad's a doctor, my mum's a nurse, our party leader, three times the NHS has been a lifeline for him, and UKIP is the party of the NHS, and that was my message this morning.
Forget the fact that Mark Reckless appears to be earning a handsome commission every time he utters the letters "NHS". More worrying is the fact that the backup party of small government, personal freedom and individual responsibility, the last resort for small-C conservatives when the Tory party debases itself in centrist appeasement, is now trying to out-Labour the Labour Party in terms of unthinking fidelity to a broken model of healthcare provision from 1948.
Mark Reckless is an intelligent man, so to hear him make the non-point that Nigel Farage supports the NHS because he has received NHS treatment (as though he would have been left in the wreckage of that aeroplane crash back in 2010, were it not for socialised healthcare) is painful and depressing.
Not only is this approach dishonest (Nigel Farage himself has stated his belief that Britain should move toward an insurance-based system), it is also pointless. For better or worse – and it is nearly always worse – the Labour Party have a monopoly when it comes to the NHS. Delivering universal healthcare in 1948 was about the last good thing that Labour did, and so keen are they to maintain this legacy that they would rather preserve the NHS in its current form for all time, falling healthcare outcomes be damned, rather than let anybody else tinker with their brainchild.
This is not fertile territory for a party of the political right. And every promise made by UKIP to throw more money at the same broken model of post-war healthcare delivery in order to woo a potential Labour voter is equally likely to make a conservative, small government Ukipper reconsider their voting choice in 2015.
Nigel Farage's party appears to be gambling that electoral success in 2015 will come from fusing disaffected traditional conservative support with disaffected angry left-wing support. And tactically (if not strategically) this may make sense. UKIP's narrative – that of a strong nation state being the bedrock of a prosperous society and a weak nation state inevitably resulting in unhappiness, unemployment and unrest – transcends traditional left/right political lines, attracting disaffected voters from both Labour and the Conservatives. Red and blue, after all, combine to make purple.
But the resulting shade is not necessarily pleasing to everyone, especially not to those who were first attracted to UKIP because of their euroscepticism and belief in small government and a lean state.
Having risen to great heights by castigating the main political parties for looking and sounding the same and for occupying the same crowded space in the political centre, UKIP should think twice before taking any steps toward emulating them.


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Guruka Singh is SikhNet's Executive director and original founder of SikhNet back in 1983 as a BBS System. Late last year he changed his whole job focus...and decided to work again with SikhNet (as a full time job). For me personally it is so cool to work with him and share our passions for SikhNet together. It's amazing how God works these things out! Guruka is a great mentor for me and I learn a lot from him on all different levels. He has so much to share, and does so enthusiastically with everyone around him. Guruka Singh sets such a great example for me and others to learn from. I think he has a lot to offer in a very unique way, and hope he has the opportunity in the future to travel to other Sikh communities to share/teach the youth (and the old folk if they are willing). Yesterday afternoon I had a lot of fun sitting with Guruka Singh and talking to him about a variety of topics (which I recorded). I will edit and post the different videos over the next few weeks. Lots of very good stuff! One thing that will be very apparent in the videos is his enthusiasm, smiles and joy. This is who he is...and what I feel living as a Sikh can bring to each of us. The video that I am posting tonight is about himself personally becoming a Sikh and being a parent. Help us caption & translate this video!
Ik Ong Kaar Satgur Prasad, Sat Gurprasad Ek Ong Kaar. It's a reminder of who you are...and that you are one with the infinite. Everything is a gift; even the painful things in your life.
This style originated from the western Sikh communities in America. Most western Sikh women who become a Sikh wear a turban (whether or not they are Amritdhari). This is a common style which is worn. Usually it is at least two layers. One layer of turban fabric and then a white chuni at the final "finished" layer.
This is a quick casual turban that you might tie if you are around the house or exercising. For some women they tie this one when they get up early in the morning for their Sadhana (banis/meditation,etc). The turban shown in this video is about 3 meters long.
This is a common turban style worn in Punjab, India. It is basically a double wide turban. 6 meters of turban cloth are cut in half (two - three meter pieces) and then sewn together on long edge to make it "Double wide". This makes for a larger turban with fewer wraps around the head.
Here is another variation of the dhamala turban without the Chand Tora. Each person adopts their own method of tying the dhamala. Once you learn the basics you can tweak the method to fit you.
This style of turban is generally worn byNihang Sikhs . This is the warrior style turban meant for going into battle. This version show the "Chand Tora" with the metal wire around the turban.
This is a quick casual turban that you might tie if you are around the house or going to do some sports. It is generally worn by kids, or as an under turban to one of the above "full" turbans. The cloth is about 1.5 to 2 meters long. The length will vary depending on if you do a single wrap around, or a few. You can adjust the size to your preference.
In this video Guruka Singh explains the purpose of the beard for men and why a woman doesn't normally have hair there.
Here is a video "slide show" of stories from Sikh history about Guru Gobind Singh. Every year some of the members of our community get together and make a video like this to show during the big Baisakhi Gurdwara in Los Angeles. It's a great way to get into the spirit of Baisakhi and learn something from our history.


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Yiddish was the language of the Jewish Diaspora - the language of a people on the move across Europe - a mixture of Hebrew and Middle German, spiced with Aramaic, Greek, Latin, Old French and Old Italian.
At its height, it is estimated to have been spoken or understood by more than ten million people.
It has suffered a dramatic decline over the last century.
Many Jews migrated to the USA and adopted English. Then there was the Holocaust in which millions of Yiddish speaking Jews were annihilated. The third blow to the language came when Israel decided to adopt Hebrew as its official language.
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Dennis Marks travels to New York to discover what has become of Yiddish and how much of the language survives today.
On the Lower East Side, where many Jewish migrants first came to live, he finds a musical and theatrical tradition which once supported a dozen Yiddish theatres on 2nd Avenue.
He hears from the publisher of The Forward, once the world's most popular Yiddish newspaper, but which is now in seemingly terminal decline.
And he explores the enormous influence of Yiddish culture on American life, its literature and its comedic tradition.
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VGP – The term for land allocation or land lease to organizations for the purpose of agriculture, forestry, aquaculture or salt production; to organizations, households or individuals for the purpose of trading and services or for non-agricultural production establishments; to organizations for implementing investment projects; to overseas Vietnamese and foreign-invested enterprises for implementing investment projects in Viet Nam, shall be considered and decided on the basis of the investment projects or applications for land allocation or land lease, but must not exceed 50 years.
VGP - The Government on March 12, 2018 issued Decree 40/2018/ND-CP on the management of multi-level marketing activities ("Decree 40"), replacing Decree 42/2014/ND-CP dated 14/05/2014 on the management of multi-level sale activities ("Decree 42").
VGP – Only foreigners who work as managers, chief executive officers and experts are granted the permit for temporary stay within industrial parks and export processing zones, if necessary, under regulations adopted by the provincial People's Committee.
VGP – The Government on March 1, 2018 issued Decree 27/2018/NĐ-CP ("Decree 27") amending and supplementing some articles of Decree No. 72/2013/NĐ-CP dated 15/07/2013 by the Government on the management, provision and use of internet services and information thereon, tightening the conditions for general electronic information and social networks, and supplementing regulations on the documents, sequence and procedure for providing electronic games.
VGP – The Ministry of Finance on March 30 issued Circular No.33/2018/TT-BTC on prescribing the rates and the collection, remittance and management of appraisal charges for grant of international tour operator licenses or domestic travel service business licenses; appraisal charges for grant of tour guide's cards; and fees for grant of licenses for establishment of Viet Nam-based representative offices of foreign travel service business enterprises.
VGP - On February 28, 2018, The Government issued Decree No.25/2018/ND-CP amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Government's Decree No.60/2014/ND-CP dated June 19, 2014 on printing activities.
VGP – The Government on November 7 issued Decree No. 149/2018/ND-CP ("Decree 149"), detailing Article 63.3 of the Labor Code on the implementation of grassroots democracy regulations at the workplace.
VGP - The Government issued Decree 151/2018/ND-CP dated November 7, 2018 amending and supplementing a number of decrees for investment and business conditions within the state management scope of the Ministry of Finance ("Decree 151").


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'Labor planned to cut health jobs'
ABOUT 4000 Queensland Health employees were targeted for redundancies in the last days of the former Labor Government.
Health Minister Lawrence Springborg tied in the revelation during his defence of his own 2754 jobs cuts to Queensland Health.
Mr Springborg said the former Labor Government sent letters of expressions of interest to 3976 employees to participate in their "voluntary separation program".
"Three thousand, nine hundred and seventy-six was the number of Queensland Health public servants declared surplus and unattached by Labor," Mr Springborg said.
But Public Service Commission figures tabled to Parliament showed only 852 employees accepted the redundancy offers.
"Eight hundred and fifty-two accepted a VSP and unions and Labor MPs said nothing," Mr Springborg said.
"Some VSP recipients had front-line designations.
"They were nurses and health practitioners, but Labor said nothing."
Shadow Treasurer Curtis Pitt said the Government was trying to distant itself from sacking 14,000 public servants by offensively comparing their job purge to voluntary redundancies.
"The truth of the matter is that the Labor Government asked a pool of non-frontline workers if they would like to be considered for redundancy under our government's measured Voluntary Separation Program," Mr Pitt said.
"These offers were made only to workers whose separation from the public sector would not impact on services.
"Ultimately, up to 9000 workers indicated they would like to receive an offer and 3500 workers were given a package."
Mr Pitt said 40,000 public servants were identified as non-front line but at no stage were the jobs been under threat.
He said it was subsequently announced in the Mid Year Review that a further 1500 offers would be available, taking the total of voluntary separations to 5000.


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In these divided times, religious institutions are losing young members and even closing their doors at an alarming rate. Director Aaron Wolf's personal journey of rediscovery comes alive in Restoring Tomorrow, a universal story of hope as a treasured local temple near demise, is lifted up by a community's determination to achieve the impossible. Wolf's journey explores how when any community puts their mind to it, the impossible becomes possible. Wilshire Boulevard Temple, a Los Angeles treasure built by the original Hollywood moguls, needs to raise millions to restore its majesty and vibrancy, thus also restoring the future of the Jewish community, the greater Los Angeles community-and on a personal level, Wolf himself. Written by hwp
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Ahoskie is a perfect spot when you wish a break from busyness of a big city. With everything there is to do, you will need your own car to explore as much as you can while on your vacation. And if you need to mix it up from Ahoskie's easy-going vibes, then get behind the wheel of your Enterprise car rental and see what else is out there.
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Enterprise's minimum age to rent a car in Ahoskie is 21. Take time to review Enterprise's policies, as there may be limitations if you are under 25 in most cases or for higher category rentals in particular.
That depends on how many people you are traveling with and what you'll be doing when you visit Ahoskie. Economy or compact vehicles are easier to park and good for short drives. If you are traveling with family or friends, then a SUV or mid-size vehicle is going to have enough room for all of you and be a more comfortable ride on longer drives. Those looking for a little extravagance on their Ahoskie trip can choose a higher-end vehicle like a Mercedes C-Class or Audi A4 or similar.
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Wed March 30, 2005 - Southeast Edition
CHARLESTON, SC (AP) As workers, politicians and onlookers applauded, a crane gently lowered the last concrete panel onto the deck of the $632-million Ravenel Bridge March 11, closing the last gap in what is now the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America.
"This is a historic day for this historic community," Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. said, calling the soaring bridge with its twin diamond towers "an engineering marvel … a bridge of remarkable grace and beauty."
The bridge, the most expensive ever built in South Carolina, will open to traffic later this year, replacing the rusting twin cantilever bridges that now cross the Cooper River linking Charleston and Mount Pleasant along U.S. 17.
Work on the bridge approaches and paving of the eight-lane main span above the shipping channel remain to be completed.
As a chilly wind blew in from Charleston Harbor under hazy skies, a crowd of approximately 100 people gathered in the center of the bridge's 1,546-ft. main span.
A group of six workers in orange safety vests guided the panel into place. Local television stations, their satellite trucks parked just down the bridge, broadcast the moment live.
"We are now officially the longest cable-stayed bridge in North America," said Bobby Clair, the Department of Transportation engineer overseeing the bridge construction.
The previous holder of that title was the Alex Fraser Bridge in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The Ravenel's main span is 20 ft. longer. The longest cable-stayed bridge in the world is the Tatara Bridge near Niihama, Japan, with a main span of 2,919 ft.
"What a great day this is," said Mount Pleasant Mayor Harry Hallman. "This bridge will make a lot of things happen in this community and the state."
Then Riley and Hallman shook hands, standing where the bridge crosses the boundary of the two communities.
The bridge's namesake, former congressman and state Sen. Arthur Ravenel, recalled how a new bridge had been discussed for years before financing was finally put in place.
He noted how he once asked Wade Watson, the project manager of Palmetto Bridge Constructors, the consortium building the bridge, if the job didn't make him nervous.
He recalled Watson saying that after the challenges of finding the money and getting community approval, building the bridge itself is a piece of cake.
"And what a beautiful piece of cake this is," Ravenel quipped.
Later, Ravenel was asked if he had a nickname for the bridge.
"I like the Cuzway," he laughed. "Everybody calls me Cousin Arthur and the reason they do that is really I'm kin to about half the people in Charleston County."


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I was THRILLED to see today that a new incarnation of one of my favorite online shops is back. It's Blobby Farm! The site originally ran from 2003-2006, when owners Chris and Maria decided to take a break for a bit to move and welcome their adorable son to their family. They're back in business and ready to roll, just in time for the gift-giving season!
Blobbies are hard to explain (It's easier just to show you), but the closest it comes for me is to call them fun and funky stuffed animals. They originate partly from Chris's doodles during meetings and partly from Maria's amazing sewing skills.
What I love about these is that Maria hand-makes every blobby you see on the site. While they're being referred to as "art objects" rather than toys (they haven't undergone big-business government safety testing for toys), these make fantastic gifts and toys for kids and not-kids alike. There aren't any removable/choke-on-able parts, they're soft and cuddly, and (for the most part) machine washable. I have a few from the old shop and LOVE them.
In addition to blobbies, there are all kinds of fun things going on at the Blobby Farm–games, online coloring, and a flat-stanley-esque flickr gallery.
Check it out and see what you think! If nothing else, have a laugh and enjoy the creativity.


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So I've heard time and time again that all ladies are flattered by an LBD: a Little Black Dress. I've had a few black pieces in the past, but most seem too heavy for my dreamy aesthetic. I started working at Unique Vintage in Burbank a little while ago; I've gotten more access to their gorgeous collections of clothing. I gasped when I first caught a peek of their in-house brand Luna dress! The dress features a detachable, sheer capelet with a charming Peter Pan collar.
Overall, this versatile dress is well-worth the investment. You can remove the capelet and wear the dress by itself, beneath a cardigan or sweater, and mix and match different accessories. In addition, black is flattering on any complexion, and the style is a classic. It's a welcome addition to any style closet for any season.A rundown of the whimsical look:
- Black Luna Dress from Unique Vintage
- Pegasus bracelet from Ever Faith
- Black kitten heels from Tahari
- Star stud earrings from CIShop
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&TV's popular episodic format with supernatural twists, Laal Ishq will come up with yet another interesting story which will have actors Karan Khandelwal and Krissann Barretto playing the lead roles.
The story will be about a guy who would be very afraid of ghosts. On the other hand, the lead girl will be a social media addict, and will be a very cheerful one too. However, the eerie story will give the characters' personalities a twist!!
The episodic will be produced by Shaika Films, helmed by Pradeep Kumar, Vishal Watwani and Shrinivas Gaddam.
When contacted, Krissann confirmed the news saying, "Yes, I will for the first time foray into the comic line. It was interesting to note that the creative team hand-picked me for this role without any second thought. Ofcourse, the spooky and eerie concept of the story will keep viewers intrigued."
Krissann was last seen in Colors' Tu Aashiqui while Karan was part of &TV's Siddhivinayak.
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If you thought stepping out for an afternoon appointment or stroll meant throwing on jeans and a t-shirt, then let me direct your attention to one Hailey Bieber (formerly Hailey Baldwin). The newlywed model stepped out of her hotel in Beverly Hills, California in the middle of the afternoon wearing a full-on strapless corset top complete with ribbing and a mesh bodice. To complete the look she wore an oversized blazer, high-waisted mom jeans and tall black boots. It was lingerie but make it lunch.
Recently Hailey has employed the same styling trick with every one of her looks and it's pretty genius. She's usually very casual and often wears jeans or sweatpants when she steps out but the way she always seems to dress up or tie together her look is by throwing a blazer or a long collared jacket over the outfit. From sweatshirts to now, corsets it's a simple way to make any item of clothing you throw on into a full-blown look.
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Some parents go all the way out planning for the arrival of a second child at home. From tidying up the house and making it child-friendly, to buying dozens of clothes and toys, the preparation just doesn't seem to end! Having a second child is a life-changing decision and there are only three things that can prepare you for the avalanche of expenses coming your way — planning, planning and more financial planning!
1. Start Early
Let's face it, mothers are the one with more responsibilities when expecting (quite obviously!). Hence, she might decide to take a sabbatical and this means lesser monthly household income. The only way to tackle this and enjoy the pregnancy period and not worry about how you will pay the next doctor's bill or set up the baby's nursery is to start financial planning and saving much in advance.
2. Vacations
Holidays become dearer with a second child at home. Four flight tickets to your holiday destination and booking two rooms in a hotel for around a week's stay is bound to cost you a lot. Plan well in advance to benefit from the discounts in rates or put aside some money every month to save for your dream vacation.
3. Education
Education is a major expense as school and college fees are skyrocketing. Gone are the days when you could manage your child's school and college fees with your monthly income. You need to be well prepared in advance to be able to pay for them. There are a number of child education plans that you can choose from, which not only helps you build up a corpus, but is also insured. Start investing early to enjoy the benefits of compounding.
4. Don't buy what you do not need
Postponing buying that luxury bike or that flat screen television for your room won't seem to be such a bad idea when you see the smile on your child's face when they are playing with the mobile toy over his crib in his new nursery that you built allowing him to have the best of everything a baby needs.
5. Insurance
You may already have a term insurance for your family. Increase the premium of the term insurance when your family grows. A higher sum assured mean that you can be assured of your family's needs in case of unexpected situations.
Find out about the best suited insurance plan for your family here!
Plan your finances as soon as you find out about bringing a second child into your home. Preparing well in advance means that you can budget your family requirements in a better way.
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Restaurant Reviews
You Gotta Have Buns, Hon … Impossible Burger Review At Duckworth's Park Road
For the past six months or so, seems like all the vegan buzz has been about The Impossible Burger. It's the "burger that bleeds!" It's the burger that has the appearance, texture, and taste of "real beef"! It's better than the Beyond Burger! Or – no, it's not??? It's dietarily vegan – unless, of course, it's… Read More ›
Vegganers Luck – Vegan Meal Delivery/Catering
*12/31/18 – Zariyah is currently taking a hiatus from her catering service. We hope to see Vegganers Luck again in the future! I'm excited to announce that Charlotte, NC has yet another vegan dining option – Vegganers Luck! Vegganers Luck is a vegan meal delivery and catering service. But as Zariyah says, "Vegganers Luck is… Read More ›
Restaurant Review: ABC Commissary (Walt Disney World – Hollywood Studios)
On the Saturday of our visit to Walt Disney World, we spent a very enjoyable morning at Hollywood Studios, riding and re-riding The Tower of Terror and the Rock 'N' Roller Coaster. Eventually, we had to eat lunch. The ABC Commissary was another place we stumbled upon, since we didn't have reservations and didn't… Read More ›
Restaurant Review: Nine Dragons (Walt Disney World – Epcot)
Most of our Disney trip, Jules and I were winging it as far as restaurants went. (In other words, we hadn't made restaurant reservations in advance and alerted the management I was a pain-in-the-*ss vegan who would require a special meal and possibly a visit to my table by the chef.) Anyhoo, we were in… Read More ›
Restaurant Review: Be Our Guest (Walt Disney World)
Disney is a bit overly fond of using the word "magical." But in the case of Be Our Guest, the word magical truly applies. Be Our Guest is one of Walt Disney World's most popular restaurants (second only to breakfast at Cinderella's Castle). The wait list is legendary – you need to book your reservation… Read More ›
Vegan At Walt Disney World
Is Walt Disney World vegan friendly? The answer, as I found out on my recent visit to Walt Disney World – Orlando, FL, is … It's complicated. There is certainly vegan food to eat, but your choices are limited. However, that's not as bad as it sounds, because EVERYONE'S choices are somewhat limited. To deal… Read More ›
Conscious Cravings – Austin, TX
I was excited to try Conscious Cravings in Austin, TX. It's always fun to try vegan eateries on the road, experience the different concepts and cooking styles, taste the local flavors, find inspiration. Yelp was full of positive, glowing reviews – although admittedly Yelp is notorious for deleting any reviews that are less than positive…. Read More ›
Senor Veggie – San Antonio, TX
San Antonio, TX is a city of surprises – from the disappointing (the Alamo is a gigantic souvenir shop!) – to the sublime, such as gorgeous old churches and the lush green beauty of the flowering shrubs, waterfalls, and koi ponds of the Japanese Tea Garden. Senor Veggie, an all-vegan restaurant located at 620 S. Presa Street, definitely falls into the sublime category. It is without a doubt one of the very best veg restaurants I've ever been to, and quite possibly has the world's best veggie burger.
Restaurant Review: Zoe's Kitchen
Zoe's Kitchen is another rapidly expanding fast-casual restaurant that takes its vegan customers seriously. Drawing on culinary influences from the 21-country Mediterranean region, Zoe's offer vegans flavorful new options.
Which Wich To Offer More Vegan Options – Test Market Charlotte, NC!
Which Wich is a rapidly expanding, veg-friendly chain that is adding new vegan items to their menu this fall. Charlotte, NC is one of their four test markets! VegCharlotte has tried and tasted these new items – including a vegan chicken sandwich – and has the inside scoop. Let's just say, we'll never eat at Subway again.
Restaurant Review: The Comedy Zone and Texicali (NC Music Factory)
In Charlotte, NC it's becoming possible to find good vegan food just about anywhere – including hypnotist shows at The Comedy Zone. Here's what a vegan needs to know.
Restaurant Review: Chuy's Mexican Food
NOTE: This review was written several years ago, about the Chuy's SouthPark location. That location has since relocated to 7314 Waverly Walk Avenue, Charlotte, NC 28277. (Among other things, parking was considered to be a major issue at the SouthPark location and one of the reasons for the move.) The menu, however, appears identical, although prices… Read More ›
Restaurant Review: Thai House
Charlotte, NC is fortunate enough to have nearly a dozen Thai restaurants – most of which are good, and a few of which are excellent. Thai House, a family run business which has been around more than 20 years, is one of the excellent ones.
Vegan Dining Options in Myrtle Beach, SC
Myrtle Beach, SC can be a bit tricky for a vegan going on vacation. But vegan food can be found! Here is my list of vegan dining options we discovered during our recent trip to Myrtle Beach.
Restaurant Review: Bay Naturals Healthy Market & Kitchen, Myrtle Beach, SC
If you are vegan or vegetarian, you can't say you've been to Myrtle Beach until you've been to Bay Naturals!


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Trump Officially Kills TPP
Making good on a campaign promise, President Trump cancelled an agreement for the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) on Monday in one of his first official White House actions. While the deal was not likely to make it through Congress, the cancellation reaffirmed Trump's tough talk on trade.
Analysts suggest that cancellation of the TPP agreement may have an impact on further trade negotiations, especially as it relates to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Trump is expected to meet with leaders of Canada and Mexico soon to discuss opportunities to revise NAFTA.
Both Canada and Mexico are top-three importers of dairy products from the U.S., and any revision of trade policy could have significant impacts on future trade opportunities. Because the U.S. dairy industry relies heavily on trade markets to soak up burgeoning supply and maintain prices, dairy producers should look to any changes in trade agreements with trepidation.


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SamurAI Coding Rules
SamurAI Coding is a programming contest in which programmers compete for their superiority in AI programming skills. In the contest, the game named SamurAI 3x3 (samurai three on three) is played by two armies of three samurai each, and each of participating AI programs controls one of the samurai in each game. Many games with different army composition are played in a contest and the winner will be the program controlling the samurai with the highest total score.
- Outline of the Samurai 3x3 Game
- Rule Details and Programming Interface
- Tournament rules are described in the preliminary round page and the final round page.


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When I woke up this morning, it was 45 degrees outside. Not quite cold enough for gloves yet, but if your hands are sensitive, you might want to dig out a pair of fingerless mitts. At least lightweight, lacy ones. So I thought it might be time to find some free patterns for fingerless mitts on the web.
First, here's my own pattern for fingerless mitts. The honeycomb pattern on the back of the hand makes these extra warm, so they might not be the best mitts for this month, but I can say that I have made myself 2 pairs, plus I gave away at least 4 pairs last year, and every pair is dearly loved.
Susie Roger's Reading Mitts is a free download on Ravelry. I like two things about this pattern, the long length to cover your wrists and the picot edging.
If you want something lacy, check out Always and Forever from the NanoEffects blog. The designer calls for Paton's Grace, which is a sport weight cotton yarn, but for autumn/winter, you probably could make these in a sport-weight alpaca or wool or acrylic and be very comfortable in them.
For Halloween, make these Skully Fingerless Mitts from Nadine's Patterns Blog. Or, if you want the full Jolly Rodger and not just the skull, try these Asymmetrical Skull Mittens from Metriculitus. Use glow-in-the-dark yarn for the skulls and you are sure to be spooky enough to accompany your kids when they trick-or-treat. In fact, one of the kids may steal them from you.
Joyce Dawson has these cute medium-long Branbles Fingerless Mitts on Ravelry for cable lovers. They'd be perfect with any Aran-inspired sweater.
Another pair of Aran-inspired mitts is Marilyn Losee's Fingerless Gloves from Caron. Th e pattern is free, but you have to go through the process of checking it out with a shopping cart on Yarnspirations.com. It's worth it, though. They are beautiful.
And finally, if you want something lacy and elegant, try these Traveling Vine Lace Wristwarmers from the SusanInStitches blog.


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Delve into the functional, decorative and expressive possibilities of plates, bowls and other tableware forms. By focusing on these forms as a canvas and finding inspiration in historical examples, participants learn a variety of techniques to create special serving pieces for the display of food and as a means of personal expression.
Students use stoneware clay to throw pots for serving, such as plates, bowls and cups and explore simple alteration of these forms. To add imagery and embellishment, a variety of techniques for surface decoration are shared, including brushwork, inlay using clay and wooden stamps, incising, combing and slip trailing. Fire in high-fire reduction and soda firings.
Students receive demonstrations of stamping and incising, altered thrown forms, brushwork, slip trailing and combing. Slide presentations include historical and contemporary examples of plates and platters.
Michael Kline is a studio potter based in North Carolina who makes utilitarian ceramics with botanical-themed painted and stamped surfaces. He holds a BFA from the University of Tennessee where he studied pottery, painting and printmaking. In 2015 he visited the Freer-Sackler Wing of the Smithsonian and was struck by seeing a 15th-century stamped and inlaid Korean bowl and has since focused on applying this technique to his own work and aesthetic.


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Coffee's dark colour and acidic nature stains teeth.
Coffee is the favourite daily beverage of many people throughout the world and a lot of them cannot start their normally without it. They are always at a risk of getting their teeth stained. The stains can be brown, yellow and black in colour. The unsightly stains can appear as spots or cover the whole or certain areas of your teeth. Coffee is considered to be a bigger culprit in causing teeth stains as many factors are combined in this drink.
How Coffee Causes Teeth Stains
The teeth's enamel, the hard protective layer all around that protects it, is porous. That is why the enamel can be easily stained because it is not difficult for substances such as coffee to fill the pores. The nature of enamel also varies from person to person. In some it is rough while in others, it is smooth. Rougher enamels are more likely to get stained as compared to the smooth ones.
Some other factors have an effect on coffee's staining impact on teeth. Genetic differences such as thicker enamels or natural yellowing due to ageing can cause differences in staining due to coffee. At times, some people wrongly make the culprit out of coffee when it is actually their advancing age to blame for yellowing of teeth.
Foods and beverages with high acid content can speed up the teeth staining because they have a corrosive effect on your enamel. Coffee has high acid content. Some other drinks with high acid content are tea, orange juice, tomatoes and many citreous fruits. Coffee with its dark colour has to take the blame for causing teeth stains more easily than other foods or beverages. The more you drink these beverages, particularly the dark ones such as tea, coffee and colas, the more you run the risk of staining your teeth.
The wise thing would be to limit your coffee consumption to one or two cups daily. Moreover, you should avoid keeping the drink in your mouth for too long as it increases the exposure to teeth. Having coffee with a straw can also help. Brushing your teeth or rinsing it water every time you have coffee is also a very good way of keeping teeth stains away. Teeth stains from coffee or any other substance may not require a special dental visit, but if you want to try any sort of whitening or teeth cleaning product, do so only after your dentist's advice.
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We've collated some of the main topics covered by Jez in the last week across our Telegram and Discord communities.
J Cad: Is there a time limit per session? If there's not, then couldn't a player stop playing and keep the channel open forever to avoid paying up?
Jez: There is a timeout. If the player keeps playing and the casino still has bankroll the channel stays open. If the player or casino goes offline or stops playing the channel will be auto closed after the timeout period. Which we're tweaking exactly how long that needs to be. Short but not too short.
Lifo: When can we expect to hear more about gambling licenses?
Jez: There's a lot… I mean *A LOT* of work going on there. It's been tough because blockchain gaming is very new… we've chosen a more flexible and faster jurisdiction for our first license (Curacao) – meanwhile, we're applying for Gibraltar and Malta licenses, which will take time! We're fairly confident we'll get one or both of those.
Erwin: Can you explain a bit more? Is there someone in the team busy with the talks about the licences?
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Lifo fifo: Does FF still have 2 casinos signed or has that number increased since?
Jez: There are two casinos prepping to go live. They both have brands, and will get announced in due course. Once those go live we can start talking to the many people that have asked to be the next casinos but we've been deferring those conversations until the first two go live. I get emails every single day from people who want to be FunFair casinos. There's no shortage of interest, but we have to start with the first one. Go live. Deal with teething problems. Do the second one. And repeat. Slowly ramp up. Until there are lots, one day, hopefully.
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