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In the past two weeks, America has experienced what can only be described as whiplash as Congressional leadership, the Senate, House and President Trump bicker over funding priorities and principles. The President has flip-flopped on his insistence for border wall funding and his threats of government shutdown. On December 13, the day we recorded part 1 of this two-part Lame Duck series, we were still optimistic that a handful of important public lands bills—including the Land and Water Conservation Fund reauthorization—would get attached to a large omnibus funding package. We were also optimistic Congress and the President would avert a shutdown. Unfortunately, hope for the omnibus package—and with it public lands bills—eroded early this week. As of the time we recorded this episode, a continuing resolution hadn't yet been reached. OIA Government Affairs Manager Jess Wahl again helps us understand how the disagreements in Washington stymied progress for critical public land policy that, ironically, has more bipartisan support than almost anything else on Capitol Hill.
When the calendar turns over to January 2019, we'll welcome many new faces on Capital Hill. Likewise, we'll say goodbye to any legislative measures on Congress's docket that do not get passed before the Senate and House of Representatives adjourn for the year. In this episode, OIA's Jessica Wahl talks to Deborah Williams about the work that OIA is doing to get bills passed before the finish line and how this will impact the outdoor industry.
This episode is the third in a series about the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), America's premier federal program that reinvests offshore energy revenue into conservation to ensure that we all have access to the outdoors. Congress created the LWCF almost a half-century ago to guarantee America's natural, historic and outdoor recreation heritage. Most likely, there's a park, trail, greenway or waterway very close to you that was funded in part or in whole by LWCF dollars.
In this episode, host Ben Schenck discovers that not only can he see the impacts of LWCF out his window, he can actually bike all the way from his home in Pittsburgh to our nation's capitol on a series of trails that were connected thanks to LWCF dollars. Travel along with Ben as he rides more than 300 miles and learns about the history of the trail system. Along the way he meets other outdoorists who are thru-biking or section-biking and -hiking the Great Allegheny Passage Trail and the C&O Canal Towpath.
On September 30 of this year, Congress let LWCF expire, so at the time of this recording in November, our public lands and waters have lost over $100 million dollars in potential funding. Encourage your member of Congress to reauthorize LWCF before the end of this year. Visit outdoorindusty.org/lwcf to learn about the fund, to see a map of projects across the country that are funded by LWCF and to find our social media toolkit. Then Tweet or tag your lawmakers in D.C. Tell them why LWCF is important to you and your community. Make sure they know what you—and they—stand to lose if they don't reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Saturday is Day 3 of Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, and it will feature the third of our OIA lunch sessions. Hear from OIA's new State and Local Policy Director David Weinstein about the lunch panel he'll moderate to bring attendees up to speed on the growing trend of state outdoor recreation offices. Learn what you can do for them and what they can do for you. Also, find out about the resources and goodies on offer at the OIA booth, #30001-UL of the Colorado Convention Center. View Saturday's full OIA events and education agenda here.
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This is our short preview of what's coming up on Day 2 of the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market. In this episode we again hear from OIA Executive Director Amy Roberts about Friday's OIA lunch session. The topic: "How Change Happens: Why do some social movements succeed while others don't?" Roberts explains why she invited author Leslie Crutchfield to talk at this year's trade show and how Crutchield's expertise can help guide the outdoor industry moving forward into 2019 and beyond. Also on the agenda Friday is a sustainability session for anyone who wants to increase their understanding of and involvement with the Higg Index as they develop their company's sustainability work. You can view Friday's full OIA events and education agenda here.
Click here to learn more about the work OIA does year round on behalf of its member companies.
In this short episode, we preview a few of the can't miss events on Day 1 of the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, which begins Thursday, November 8, in Denver. Beginning with the Industry Breakfast at 7 a.m. and ending with the Outdoor Retailer Innovation Award, the first day is packed with informative and inspiring programming.
OIA's Executive Director Amy Roberts talks about breakfast keynote Leslie Ghize of the TOBE Report, who will share insights about how today's brands and specialty retailers can thrive in the changing retail landscape. And OIA Political Director Alex Boian explains why the Thursday lunch session recapping the 2018 midterm election campaigns will help attendees understand how the turnout and outcomes affect OIA's policy agenda in Washington D.C. and in state houses around the country. You can view Thursday's full OIA events and education agenda here.
Click here to learn more about the work OIA does year round on behalf of its member companies.
In this short interview, OIA's managing content editor Deborah Williams sits down with Jimmy Chin to talk about to talk about the newest film that he and his wife, documentary filmmaker Chai Vasarhelyi created about Alex Honnold's free solo climb of El Cap: National Geographic's Free Solo. Jimmy talks about the ethical questions that arose throughout the project and the team's desire to reflect an accurate and unflinching portrait of Alex Honnold. He also talks about why this project and the work that he does as a photographer and North Face athlete are so important to helping people—within and outside the outdoor industry—understand the value of our public lands and waters. Take a listen, and then go see this incredible film, which is coming to theaters nationwide this month. You can find out more at freesolofilm.com
With the impending midterm elections, we have released OIA's first ever Voter's Guide. First and foremost, we encourage everyone out there to vote - but more than that, we want you to vote informed! We have the power to put policymakers in office who will continue to grow the $887 billion outdoor recreation economy. Our Voter's Guide provides expert insights and commentary on key issues and races. We help you understand candidates' voting records and how gubernatorial and congressional races across the country could affect the balance of power nationwide on issues important to the outdoors. Visit the Voter's Guide find all the info you need to vote informed this November. And please share the guide with your networks using the hashtag #VoteTheOutdoors.
Finally, one of the issues you'll read about in the Voters Guide and that earned headlines this past weekend is the Land and Water Conservation Fund or LWCF. On September 30, Congress let LWCF expire. Not sure what LWCF is or why its expiration is a problem? Visit outdoorindustry.org/LWCF to get up to speed.
Live from Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in Denver, CO, Deborah Williams brings you the highlights of the day's news, must-attend events, and the hottest products.
Live from Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in Denver, CO, Deborah Williams brings you the highlights of the day's news, must-attend events, and the hottest products.
Live from Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in Denver, CO, Deborah Williams brings you the highlights of the day's news, must-attend events, and the hottest products.
In this 2-part episode, Deborah Williams talks about a couple places and an issue that are important to her as an outdoorist, a Denverite and a Coloradan. The places are the Montbello Open Space Park and iconic Rocky Mountain National Park, and they are both recipients of Land and Water Conservation Fund dollars. She visits both in this 2-part episode, and she speaks with with some of the projects' stakeholders from the Turst for Public Land, The North Face, Environmental Learning for Kids about how LWCF dollars were put to work.
In this 2-part episode, Deborah Williams talks about a couple places and an issue that are important to her as an outdoorist, a Denverite and a Coloradan. The places are the Montbello Open Space Park and iconic Rocky Mountain National Park, and they are both recipients of Land and Water Conservation Fund dollars. She visits both in this 2-part episode, and she speaks with with some of the projects' stakeholders from the Turst for Public Land, The North Face, Environmental Learning for Kids about how LWCF dollars were put to work.
On todays episode, you'll hear from a couple of "Climate Crusaders" - individuals who have made it their mission to reduce their and their businesses' impact on the planet. First, we'll hear from Mario Molina, the executive director of Protect Our Winters. POW is leading the way in climate advocacy and creating a movement among snow sports enthusiasts and professional athletes to speak up to politicians. Mario will be speaking at the Outdoor Industry Climate Leadership Summit, which will take place over Memorial Day weekend in Telluride, on the first day of MountainFilm.
Next we'll hear from Kim Jordan, the co-founder and now board chair of New Belgium Brewing. Since it's founding in 1991, New Belgium has invested dollars, time, and employees in discovering creative ways to conserve energy in their beer production. It's a philosophy that has not only paid off for the company and the environment, but one that can inspire other companies in the outdoor industry.
Want to learn how you can get involved in OIA's sustainability and climate initiatives? Check out the toolkits for advocating on climate policy and reducing your business's footprint.
Protect Our Winters - https://protectourwinters.org/
New Belgium Brewing - http://www.newbelgium.com/Sustainability
In this episode, Deborah Williams, OIA's managing content editor, talks with Jessica Wahl, OIA's Government Affairs Manager about how OIA is advocating for it's members at the state and federal level. Jessica works in DC on recreation policy, and in this interview we'll hear the latest on what she's working on, the response since the Trump Administration rolled back the protection on the Utah's national monuments, and the actions you can take to make a difference.
You can find out more information about the work that OIA does on policy at outdoorindustry.org/advocacy. There you can also see what current legislation OIA is working on at the state and federal level. Finally, if you want to engage policymakers directly, you can attend Capitol Summit in DC in April.
In June of 2017, President Trump announced that he would withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement. In a letter to OIA members, Executive Director Amy Roberts noted that the withdrawal threatens not only the $887 billion outdoor industry and the 7.6 million American jobs it supports but also the very future of our planet.
As outdoorists, we see and feel the impacts of climate change when each season becomes harder and harder to predict. As businesses in the outdoor industry, we know we have an important role to play. Our Sustainability Working Group is a global leader in the promotion of responsible and resilient supply chains, and Sustainable Business Innovation is one of our association's core pillars. Another is advocacy. Following President Trump's announcement, more than 2,000 mayors, governors and business leaders—including many in this industry—signed the "We're Still In" letter affirming their commitments to the Paris Agreement's climate targets. Outdoor Industry Association remains committed to climate advocacy through our work in D.C. and at the state level to work toward fact-based, innovative and bipartisan solutions.
A few weeks ago at the Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show in Denver, our industry heard from keynote speaker Paul Hawken, the author of the book Drawdown, who explained that those solutions are not far-off. Many solutions are, in fact, already in existence, viable and accessible. Following the keynote, OIA's Sustainable Business Innovation Manager Jessie Curry had an opportunity to sit down with Hawken for an in-depth conversation. Over the next 20 minutes, we'll dig into the book, its solutions and learn what outdoor industry companies—and even individual outdoorists—can do right now to drawdown carbon from our atmosphere and help ensure a viable planet for us all.


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Access Group Announces Significant Growth in Staffing Division as it Continues to Serve the Recruitment Industry
TEAM Service Provider Access Group announces significant growth in staffing division as it continues to serve the recruitment industry
- Access Group enters its new financial year in an incredibly strong position - primed to continue its success story within the staffing market
- In the last 12 months it reports a significant growth in the recruitment division with over 40% of the UK's top 500 agencies now Access customers
- It continues its investment to deliver the most complete portfolio of business applications to help those in the UK staffing industry to thrive and improve margins
- The complete portfolio now spans pre-employment background screening, recruitment CRM, payroll and billing with new modules, such as a GDPR portal being introduced later this year
London – 26 July, 2017. As Access Group, draws its financial year to a close, it is undeniably going from strength to strength with over 40% of the UK's top 500 recruitment agencies and 75% of the top 20, now relying on Access's products.
The end of a financial year is the time to take stock of a business and its current trajectory, and with the number of leading recruitment agencies that now rely on Access products, it's clear that the Access Group is set to continue its market share growth within the staffing industry. With a promise to help the recruitment sector and an impressive customer list now boasting the likes of Adecco, Randstad, Morgan Hunt, McGinley, Staffline and Impellam, Access's recruitment division, is doing just that.
Its portfolio has significantly expanded from its original flagship CRM product, Access RDB, with this year's acquisition of Safe Computing. With the integration of Safe's proven Pay and Bill software, Tempest, recruiters can manage their entire recruitment process from one platform. This means one single point of data entry that flows from the front-end CRM right through to finance and payroll – freeing up the recruiters time from dealing with systems, IT and manual processes to focus on what they do best.
The Safe acquisition, which was considered by Chris Bayne, CEO of Access Group as a "game-changer" for the company, also brought Safe screening, a clever online pre-employment candidate checking product. With around 85% of checks automated by Safe screening it is ideal for those in the fast moving temp world who need to undertake a high volume of background checks quickly, whether ID, DBS, Right to Work, credit or full reference and education checks.
At Access there has also been a considerable drive to ensure customers are getting the most from their software investment. To support this, a dedicated customer success programme kicked off earlier in 2017 with a team of new customer success managers focused to do just this.
Paul Vogel, managing director of Safe Computing also highlights the importance of this customer first approach, noting that "it's critical that we continue investment in new systems and new process to support the products that our customers use as well as those that the market needs."
In a final statement from Andrew Forster, director of the Access recruitment division, he announced that this year will also see the introduction of the Access recruitment GDPR portal that will make it easier for recruiters to comply with the latest government regulations, as well as providing customers with access to use its products in more convenient ways. Andrew comments "we're now able to deliver more value to our customers and provide the most complete portfolio of business applications for the UK staffing industry. We're delighted that many of our clients are now using the full suite of recruitment products we offer and seeing benefits across their complete agency."
Access Group continues to deliver on its mission to help recruitment businesses thrive and improve their margins through greater cost control, improved productivity and compliance. With further plans to integrate a host of additional products that enable agencies greater abilities to source, screen and bill clients, as well as staying complaint, it's clear that going into the next financial year they'll be staying true to their initial purpose.
About Access Recruitment
Access helps the UK's top recruitment agencies to simplify the everyday running of their business to improve productivity, control costs and enable growth.
We bring together best of breed products onto one single platform to make a difference to your entire recruitment process - from sourcing the right candidate, paying staff, billing clients and complying with confidence.
Easy to use recruitment software to keep you up and running - anywhere, anytime.
About Access Group:
Access Group is a leading provider of fully integrated business management software. Its portfolio spans ERP, finance, HR, payroll, recruitment, education, warehousing, business intelligence, professional service automation and manufacturing.
More than 12,000 UK businesses and not-for-profit organisations use products and services provided by Access to improve their performance, profitability and drive growth, unlocking their business potential through improved business insight.
Access Group is one of the top five fastest growing UK software developers, on-going commitment to excellence, customers and employees has also placed the company among the UK's top employers.
For more information about how Access Group supports UK recruiters visit: http://www.theaccessgroup.com/solutions/recruitment-software
Alternatively, keep up-to-date by following Access on:
Blog: http://www.theaccessgroup.com/blog
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/theaccessgroup
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/accessgroup
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Web Development is the art of developing beautiful websites using code that stands out in today's competitive world. Apart from the basic building blocks of web such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript, there are tons of frameworks, tools, libraries, plugins and text editors that one could use to make something useful. In this page, I will be regularly updating the resources related to front-end and back-end web development. Feel free to share it with people interested in this field.
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It's such a spectacular place to go on holiday. The weather is beautiful, the scenery is stunning and it is just the best place to unwind. What makes it so much fun is that there are motorised golf buggies that you can hire to get around the island. It's a lot of fun zipping around the island, without having to worry about cars.
Catseye Beach which is where I took this photograph, is one of the main beaches on Hamilton Island. It is the perfect spot for relaxing, swimming, and enjoying a whole range of fun watersports.
The morning I took this image, the light was absolutely stunning. I had seen these 2 chairs in front of the beach the day before, and I thought to myself it would make a nice composition. I didn't know the sun was going to rise just to the right of me and in my frame, so that was a great surprise. It allowed me to capture a beautiful sunstar as it peaked over the mountain.
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The pearl surface eliminates glare and finger prints giving the true look and feel of a photographic print.
The photograph will be printed using UltraChrome K3™ ink which can produce archival prints with amazing colour fidelity and gloss level, while providing consistently stable colours. Incorporating high density pigments, Epson UltraChrome K3 produces prints with an extremely wide colour gamut allowing the reproduction of colours that were originally envisioned at the point of capture.
METTALIC Pearl – 250gsm
This paper has to be seen to be believed, it's really gorgeous. It's a high gloss media with a remarkable metallic pearl finish. With the right images it can really make them sing like no other paper – with a highly three dimensional look.
This paper offers exceptional image clarity and brilliant colour reproduction with a high-gloss metallic finish.
The photo is mounted to the back of a UV resistant acrylic glass sheet, creating an airtight bond and letting you view the image through a crystal-clear glossy surface. This mounting process preserves your images from scratching and fading and creates a near 3-D stunning visual effect. It also gives the image more depth and colour saturation due to the clarity of the acrylic sheet.
The image is backed with a white 2mm Dibond to add rigidity and use an aluminium sub frame to float it from the wall. Because of the different light penetration and refraction of acrylic glass compared to normal glass, the colours are more brilliant and the image sharper than compared to standard glass in a picture frame.
The image is printed on metallic paper for a pearl like finish. It comes with an easy hanging system and hanging bracket so you can put it up on your wall with ease.
The canvas prints are printed using the finest quality archival inks on cotton canvases.
The canvas prints are coated with an invisible polymer coating which creates a water resistant surface and further protects colours from fading. This finish ensures no glare or reflection and retains the texture of the cotton canvas.
The canvas is stretched around a timber frame and it is ready to hang.
We ship prints worldwide.
Australian customers – All print options can be shipped throughout Australia.
International customers – We only ship prints rolled up in a durable mailing tube worldwide. We don't ship Acrylic Facemounts and Canvas prints. This is due to shipping costs and the risk of damaging prints during transit.
* Please note for international customers you will not be able to check out with an Acrylic Facemount or Canvas prints.
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This is the heart warming story of Expi the Elephant who gifts her mother a lifetime travel experience hopping to new lands such as Dubai. This amazing trip takes the reader on a rendezvous of this vibrant city where they experience the sights and sounds of Dubai. From the Burj Al Arab and the Burj Khalifa to dune bashing and belly dancing on a dessert safari the duo also visit Mall of Emirates, Jumeirah Beach and go Souq shopping!
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Global Medical Advisor - Endocrinology or Oncology
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International Medical Advisor
A pharmaceutical company in Paris is looking for a Global Medical Advisor. The company is an international company with a big reach and its office in France is a small - Medium sized office.
Through this role you can actually build your own job. This gives you room and flexibility to create your own structure at work and see your own results come through. You will also be managing a team and training them so you can see people grow and learn from you.
Some of the responsibilities would be:
- In charge of developing, implementing and reporting to ensure you have a good health management system.
- Build and lead new medical department.
- Setting up KOL meetings internationally, creating campaigns internationally and organising Advisory boards on a global level.
- In charge of MSLs internationally.
- Working closely with the marketing manager to build across the board.
Now that we have some points down of what you are going to be doing, let's get into what you will ideally need in order to do this job.
- Physician or a PhD in Pharmacy would be ideal.
- International/European Experience.
- Experienced in operational side (Campaigns, KOL meetings Congress … etc.)
- Managerial experience would be ideal (Managing MSLs).
- Experience in Rare disease (Oncology and dermatology)/ Endocrinology.
- Leadership personality, flexible and a start-up mind-set/small company mind-set.
- Fluent in English.
The client is looking for someone who is trainable, flexible and is ready to take on responsibilities that come with a start-up/small company. If you feel like you a match and have what it takes, then do not hesitate to send your CV.
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We have a picture and details of a new concept from Italdesign Giugiaro... and it isn't the 159. The story inside.
Italdesign Giugiaro will have a very busy schedule at the Geneva Motor Show next month. The company joined with Malaysian firm Proton to create a line of environmentally friendly cars, including the Proton Hybrid Concept.
The five-door concept will debut along with Italdesign Giugiaro's highly-anticipated concept for the Alfa Romeo 159.
The Proton Hybrid has four seats and a high roof to increase cabin space. This also made it easier for designers to raise the seats up, meaning passengers can get in and out without difficulty.
"This is the outcome of several years of study: the solution allows interior spaciousness on a par with that of a segment D saloon despite maintaining the exterior dimensions of a segment A car," said Italdesign Giugiaro boss Giorgetto Giugiaro.
The hybrid system includes an internal combustion engine fitted at the front used to recharge the lithium ion batteries, while the drive is fully electric.
The Proton Hybrid Concept will be introduced in Geneva next month.


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Nearly a decade ago I lived in Tennessee but the girl I was dating lived in Indiana. Every three weeks or so I'd make the 250 mile drive and see her for a couple of days. I'd leave Friday after work and speed my way up through the mountains of Kentucky through the plains of Indiana desperately looking forward to seeing her again. I'd get there around 10:30 or so and usually find her in the kitchen fixing a late supper or popcorn or maybe some muffins - keeping herself busy is what she was doing, waiting on me. We'd grab the food and sit down on the love seat, pretending the physical awkwardness wasn't really there.
But it was always there. When we were apart we'd instant message each other each night into the wee hours, or chat on the phone, but that's such a completely different thing than being in the same physical space as one another. Sitting alone in our respective homes, in front of computer screens we could easily open up, lay it bear with just our words. Put us in the same room and we didn't know what to do with ourselves. Usually we'd wind up curling up together on the couch, not saying a word, just letting our bodies remember each other.
By Saturday morning things would have warmed up and we'd find some grand adventure to do together. We'd go to the park and picnic, or the farmer's market, or wander into the radio station's local musician's concert series. Evening would come quick and we'd catch a movie or fancy ourselves on a nice date with good food. But there was always the knowing - the realization that no matter how good our time was, I was leaving the next day. By the time night took over the sun a slight sense of dread would overcome us. Oh, we'd try to fight it - by not mentioning it, or busying ourselves in some reckless activity, but it was always there. That dread. We'd stay up late in hope that by not going to sleep we'd somehow not allow the morrow to come. But it always did.
Sundays were rough. We'd stay under the covers as long as we could to keep the time from coming. But eventually we knew we had to get out and face the reality. We'd go to church, and grab some lunch and always there was the clock. Tick ticking away. The girl would hold me tight and tell me not to go. Sometimes I'd listen and stay just a little bit longer, and longer until it meant me getting home really late and making me miserable Monday morning back at work. I was always miserable come Monday no matter when I'd made it home.
After a year of this I moved to Indiana to be with her. She promptly left the country. No kidding, I chucked everything to be with her and she moved to Canada. But that's a story for another day. Eventually she did move back, and I did stay the night with her. And every night there after. We married a year later.


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Cannabis store could replace ByWard Market restaurant
Councillor says retailer's proposed York Street location 'a good fit'
The CEO of an Alberta-based chain of cannabis stores says his company is looking forward to setting up shop in Ottawa's ByWard market.
Fire & Flower CEO Trevor Fencott says the new location at 129 York St. — the former Smoque Shack restaurant near Dalhousie Street— would be ideal because the area draws foot traffic and serves as a retail hub.
"We really feel strongly that Ottawa is going to be a key part of what Canadians look at when they see the regulated system," he said. "This is going to be where a lot of people get their first experience."
A 15-day period of public comments on the proposed storefront locations is now open through the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).
But with much of the consultation legwork already done by city council, Fencott said he'd be "very surprised" to get pushback from people living in the area.
Councillor support
The city councillor for Rideau-Vanier, Mathieu Fleury, said the proximity to hotels and transit makes the location work.
"I don't mind the location," he said, adding that he would be watching to see that a cluster of similar shops didn't open in the same neighbourhood.
"I think it's important that the product be accessible," he said.
"The entire goal of the federal government is to remove weed from the hands of gangs."
Fencott is hoping the pull of the cannabis industry will slide into the roster of attractions that already bring crowds to the nation's capital.
"We've got things like Beavertails, we've got things like poutine and now we've got things like cannabis," he said.
"It's very natural, I think."
The company — which has numerous cannabis retail locations in Alberta and Saskatchewan — reached a deal with two Ontario pot-shop lottery winners to open stores in the eastern part of the province, with the second at 75 Brock St. in downtown Kingston.
- Pot lottery winners reaching out to more established players
- Race on to partner with Ontario's cannabis retail licence winners
The partnership will see the licencees undertaking the day-to-day running of the business, with Fire & Flower providing the organizational heft and institutional knowledge of an established cannabis company.
This is not selling chocolate bars or T-shirts, this is selling a regulated substance, so you really have to know what you're doing.- Trevor Fencott
Actually opening the store is the easy part, Fencott said, but there's a steep learning curve when it comes to navigating the tricky regulations surrounding legalized cannabis — a key reason why licence-holders are teaming up with more established companies.
"This is not selling chocolate bars or T-shirts, this is selling a regulated substance, so you really have to know what you're doing," he said.
"This is the beginning of the industry and it's important that it's done right."
Fencott said the company has suggested modelling the York Street location after another location in Edmonton, where Fire & Flower turned the second floor of the building into an industrial kitchen to show people how to cook with cannabis.
4 of 5 locations known
Ontario announced the results of its lottery to hand out the first licenses to operate cannabis stores last month.
After initially planning a broader roll out, the government announced last month it would only allow 25 stores to open as of April 1 because of concerns it had about the supply.
The six qualifying communities for this round in what the province has deemed eastern Ontario — Ottawa, Kingston, Belleville, Peterborough, Kawartha Lakes and Barrie — get five of those licenses.
These two proposals, along with one on Wellington Street West in Ottawa and another three blocks away from Fire & Flower's Kingston space, mean just one of these proposals has not been put out for public consultation.
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Doing Detach with ICorDebug
Detaching a managed-debugger is somewhat complicated at the ICorDebug API level. In a perfectly-friendly API, you could just call "ICorDebugProcess::Detach" and be done with it. With managed-debugging, there are two main constraints and the hresults (in parenthesis) that you'll get for violating them:
- You can't be doing interop-debugging (CORDBG_E_INTEROP_NOT_SUPPORTED) or Edit-and-Continue (CORDBG_E_DETACH_FAILED_ON_ENC).
- The debuggee must be synchronized (CORDBG_E_PROCESS_NOT_SYNCHRONIZED). This means that you must be stopped at a managed callback, or have called ICorDebugProcess::Stop().
- The debugger has to "undo" any stuff it did, such as:
- adding func-evals (CORDBG_E_DETACH_FAILED_OUTSTANDING_EVALS )
- cancel outstanding steppers (CORDBG_E_DETACH_FAILED_OUTSTANDING_STEPPERS).
- remove outstanding breakpoints (CORDBG_E_DETACH_FAILED_OUTSTANDING_BREAKPOINTS).
- The event queue should be drained.
A lot of this complication is a hold-over from our "ICorDebug is a rocket science API" days. In Whidbey (V2), we tried to make the API friendlier. We actually added almost all of the hresults above for Whidbey.
Some of these restrictions are overly conservative. For example, ICorDebug could remove all steppers and breakpoints itself. Or it could even keep them in and just ignore them if no debugger was attached.
However, some have decent reasons. Dealing with outstanding func-evals is more complex. There's not a clear correct behavior if you try to detach while in a nested-break state. Also, we wanted the debugger still attached to be available to restore the thread at the func-eval completion. Detaching during EnC is also problematic because the debugger (not ICorDebug) has a lot of responsibility for keeping an EnCed program running (eg, by handling remaps).
What if you rudely kill the debugger?
By default, if you rudely kill the debugger, all it's debuggees get killed too. We call the scenario of killing off the debugger in an uncooperative fashion "Rude-Detach". It was definitely not supported in V1.1. For V2, a CLR Host can respond to Rude-detach.


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Refinance Calculator – Will Refinancing Save You Money. – CalcXML's Refinance Calculator will help you determine how much interest you could save by refinancing your mortgage with a lower interest rate.
There's a special wrinkle that affects cash-out refinancing, though. To be tax-deductable, mortgage debt must have been used to "buy, build or improve" your home or second home. So if you do a cash-out refinance and use the funds for some other purpose than home repairs or improvement, they're no longer qualified mortgage debt.
How Do They Calculate Mortgage Loan PMI stands for "private mortgage insurance." Real estate mortgage companies usually demand that borrowers take out PMI if they pay less than 20 percent of the home's value as a down payment. The.How To Process A Mortgage Loan PDF From Application to Closing – freddiemac.com – Amortization: Paying off a loan over a period of time and at the interest rate specified in the loan documents. The amortization of a loan includes the payment of interest and a part of the amount borrowed in each mortgage payment. For instance, on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage, the amortization period is 30 years.Usda Mortgage Rates Today USDA Streamline Refinance: How it Works, Get Rates & Apply. – More About the Streamline Refinance Program. The Streamlined Assist refinance product is a new USDA Loan Program modeled after a pilot product launched in 2012 for 34 states. That program was not accessible to all borrowers because it contained a requirement that the interest rate be reduced by a.
Missouri Retirement Tax Friendliness | SmartAsset.com – In Missouri, income from retirement accounts such as an IRA or a 401(k) are taxed as regular income. Missouri has sales taxes that are slightly higher than the national average and property taxes that are somewhat below the national average. This calculator reflects the changes under the 2018 Trump.
Fha Fico Score Requirements 2019 I Need A Mortgage With Bad Credit Can I Buy a House with Bad Credit? | Zillow – Getting a Mortgage with Bad Credit. If you have bad credit and fear you'll face a loan denial when applying for a mortgage, don't worry. You may still be able to get a mortgage with a low credit score.FHA Down Payment. There are two minimum credit scores requirements for an FHA loan, depending on the down payment level. To qualify for the minimum down payment requirement of 3.5%, a borrower must have a minimum middle-FICO score of 580. Borrowers with a FICO score of less than 580 and all the way down to 500 may still qualify for an FHA-insured loan but they will need a minimum of 10%.
Whether you should use a home equity loan or a cash-out refinance to access the equity, depends on a number of factors. More in this article.
· The FHA cash out refinance is available to more homeowners thanks to lenient guidelines. Pay off debt, or get cash for any reason with this program.
When You Refinance Your House Is the Cash Back Taxed. – The cash back that you receive when you do a cash-out refinance on your mortgage is not taxable because it is part of a loan. loan proceeds do not count as taxable income because they do not increase your net worth.
Cash-Out Home Refinance Guide – What is a Cash-out refinance? A cash-out refinance is a refinancing of an existing mortgage loan, where the new mortgage loan is for a larger amount than the existing mortgage loan, and you get the difference between the two loans in cash. For instance, if your home is worth $300,000 and you owe $200,000, you have built up $100,000 in equity.
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ACDC Strain Genetics
A cross between Cannatonic and an unknown ruderalis, ACDC was among the first strains that proved cannabis does not always have to be about getting high. While there are only minimal psychoactive effects, the sativa edge will prevent you from slumping into a total spell of sedation.
ACDC Strain Effects
The effects of ACDC are completely non-psychoactive, owing to the high CBD content and lack of THC. However, due to the sativa edge, you will not experience total sedation. At most, ACDC will make you feel more focused, relaxed and sociable. That makes it an ideal daytime strain, safe for use ahead of long productivity sessions.
ACDC Terpene Strain Profile
Although the lack of THC might make you think otherwise, ACDC is a classic cannabis strain in terms of smell. The beautiful puffy buds have that trademark earthy smell, while you will also notice subtle hints of citrus and cherry.
Since this is primarily a medicinal strain, it is a great idea to try alternative ways of consumption, such as vaping.
Medical Benefits ACDC Strain
CBD strains, particularly with a 1:1 THC/CBD ratio, are thought to have a broad range of medicinal uses including helping with pain, inflammation, stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, insomnia, and seizures associated with some forms of epilepsy. Strains with balanced cannabinoid content have also been indicated to have calming effects that could help with nausea, gastrointestinal disorder, fibromyalgia, and muscle spasms.
While not definitive, some research has also suggested that strains with a balanced THC and CBD ratio may help improve the restlessness, hyperactivity and inattentiveness associated with ADD/ADHD.
How to Grow ACDC Strain
ACDC requires quite a bit of attention to grow, as it is not very resilient on its own. More experienced growers will notice early on that the main kolas and branches will need external support to stand upright. Also, the plant is not genetically resistant to pests and diseases, making infestations potentially catastrophic if not handled quickly.
You can grow this plant both indoors and outdoors. However, a controlled environment is better. The buds are tight and colourful, with beautiful pistils putting orange and brown twists on their light green colour.


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Illinois is one of the highest taxed states in the nation and now, statistics show that for the fifth year in a row the Land of Lincoln has lost citizens to outward migration.
According to Census Bureau data, Illinois lost another 45,000 resident in 2018 without being replaced by new people moving into the state.
That number adds to the number lost over the last five years bringing the total to a loss of over 157,000 citizens lost to other states, WGN reported.
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The rate of outmigration turns out to be one person every 4.6 minutes. Or 313 people moving out each and every day.
Change of population in Illinois over the past 5 years:
- 2014: -9,307
- 2015: -24,620
- 2016: -37,447
- 2017: -40,699
- 2018: -45,116
This trend is not just bad for today, it is also bad for Illinois' future. After all, when people move out, they take their future children who won't be born in the state with them.
The Illinois Policy Institute notes: "Since 2011, Illinois has seen an 8.8 percent decline in births. That's the fourth-worst slide in the nation and more than twice as severe a decline as the average state. Births still outpace deaths. But the margin is getting smaller every year.
The group also places the blame for this outmigration on the state's high tax rates.
Taxes appear to be a particular pain point. Half of Illinoisans told pollsters they wanted to leave the state in 2018, and the No. 1 reason was high taxes.
Clearly, the permanent income tax hike state lawmakers passed in July 2017 hasn't helped fix the state's people problem. Families are rejecting Illinois soil as a place to plant roots. And that poses a major challenge in fixing the state's fiscal problems.
And with more young people leaving the state for greener pastures, that makes the Illinois pension bomb even worse. And the state's pension problem is already one of the worst in the nation.
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While I had my autumn papers and my glitter leaves on my studio table, I decided to make another card. This one is for the Autumn Colors Challenge at AAA Cards.
My inspiration came from Lisa Arana's design at the Tag You're It! Challenge.
I love the greys with the brighter autumn hues ... as well as the paper tab at the top of her taga nd the angle cut sentiment.
More glitter leaves and another SRM Sticker Sentiment ... love that beautiful grey-brown background paper from Echo Park Reflections Fall.


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Investigators have released an image after a woman was threatened with a knife in her own home.
The woman also had cash, jewellery and sentimental items taken after a man broke into her house in Sandy Mount, Harworth at around 4am on Thursday, February 28.
Police were called and an investigation is under way.
Detectives have now released an image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.
The man in the image is described as white, in his late 20s, around 6ft tall and of a medium build.
He was also wearing a distinctive looking blue hooded top (pictured) which has lighter coloured piping across the shoulders and the top of the hood, along with dark trousers and a grey woolly hat.
While the image is not particularly clear, the force are hoping people may recognise his features or clothing.
Officers are also keen to speak to anyone who may have CCTV in the area or in nearby Beverley Road.
Detective Sergeant Craig Luckett said: "We understand this is a worrying incident and would like to emphasise that incidents such as these are rare.
"We are conducting enquiries, both in the area and behind the scenes, and we would urge anyone with any information to contact us, quoting incident 48 of February 28."
Anyone with information is asked to call 101.
Alternatively, you can also call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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the dream is never done.
dumblonde put forth a wildly imaginative visual for "dreamsicle" off their self-titled album.
While we impatiently wait until September for dumblonde's entire record to drop, the girl duo, made up of Aubrey O'Day and Shannon Bex, shared five songs upon pre-ordering that include "white lightning," "eyes on horizon," "tender green life," "remember me" and "dreamsicle" – the latter of which sees a creative and mind-bending clip thanks to director Alfredo Flores via Billboard. The girls don Beyonce-esque black leotards affront a white backdrop for part of the clip, other times standing motionless as a projector casts a series of flashing displays over them.
Read BreatheHeavy's exclusive interview with dumblonde here
O'Day explains of the song written by her, Bex, Aubrey's ex-boyfriend Travis Garland and dumblonde co-wrote the song with O'Day's ex-boyfriend Travis Garland and songwriter Hailey Steele:
"We started out this project knowing that visually we wanted to create a different story behind each song," says O'Day. "Each video is in a different stylistic format that, when combined, create the full picture of the many facets that create 'dumblonde'."
The girls told BreatheHeavy earlier this month they had the final say over every element along the way. "We've had all the creative control," Aubrey said. "We actually did this entire project on our own… Shannon and I from day one have put together all the visuals for this project, we've produced all the creative of the visuals, we were able to make all of our visual aesthetics come to life… all of the storyboards, shots, creative, writing, producing, every single element of this project Shannon and I have been involved in."
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Make no mistake, this is one of the most tragic Arsenal summers of the last ten years. The manager took his contract right up to the wire and undertook even less preparation than usual.
He had three jobs this window.
One was to sell the deadwood that's clogging up the squad numbers wise, but also from a salary perspective. My calculations yesterday left that figure at £32.5m in wasted wages this season. You can't drop net £30.5m in CL money and not address an over indulged squad size (31 players). It is absolutely beyond the pale someone at the club wasn't working on moving those players on or cutting a deal for them to go for free. So far, we've shifted 3 players.
Second job was to make changes to the backroom team. Whether you call it a general manager, a sporting director, or a Director of Football. We needed to hire someone who could be in charge of overseeing the machinations of the playing side. You need someone identifying weaknesses, working on deals to move on players, and taking care of contracts and wage distribution. What did we do? Brought in a contracts lawyer who was briefed to the media as 'taking the second part of contract negotiations'… a completely pointless hire who has achieved nothing so far. Chambo wants out, Ozil isn't signing on, and Sanchez is leaving. We're so f*cked, Wenger is keeping Jack Wilshere on the books. A player who couldn't make it into the Bournemouth starting 11 come the end of the season.
We also finished 5th last year. We were humiliated on the big stage by a club with similar finances to us. It's clear our backroom team needed a massive upgrade. So what did we do? We signed a fitness coach to an already strong team (who is working part time, and we paid over the odds for). We gave all the deadwood coaches that protect Wenger's power structure new deals. We added Jens Lehmann as a token signing for the fans. Also questionable how broad the recruiting process was considering Wenger was undecided on his deal until the last minute. We basically didn't add anyone with experience to the playing side of the backroom team.
3rd job was to recruit like a demon. Address our failings from last season by plugging clear gaps. We also needed to up the quality of the squad. There's a reason we finished 5th, and it's disgraceful that Wenger thinks it's because of his indecisive and selfish behavior on his contract, because it shows you he's not looking at his consistent average performances of the last 6 years. Anyway, Wenger has added a grand total of two players. A left back and a striker. He had this to say on his summer.
"I am very pleased with our market because we bought good players who can integrate with our style of play,"
"That's what we want. On the other hand, it is very difficult. Today, the prices are out of proportion. The transfer market has become very demanding today.
"There is no transfer market anymore because the price depends only on the identity of the buyer and when you are English, you have straight away 50 per cent [extra] on the price of a player and that makes it difficult to act."
Luis Suarez was out of proportion when we stupidly bid £40m and £1 on a buyout clause that wasn't a buyout clause. But guess what? Next summer he went for £75m.
The same summer, when we refused to meet Florentino's £32m price tag for Higuain. He ended up at Napoli, a team with far less resource than us, then moved to Juventus for £90m a year later.
The horrors of Paul Pogba moving for a world record fee… a year later, it's doubled.
For an economist, Wenger really doesn't seem to have much understanding of value or market trends.
According to Wenger, it's been a tough market for 12 years. Same excuses every summer, while other teams simply crack on and get things done. We're fishing around shooting for perfection both in terms of talent, and the optimum price… and consistently losing out. Thomas Lemar was never going for £40m. Why didn't we sell Alexis for £60m at the start of the summer, and throw the same cash at the Frenchman?
Aurier for €25m. Matuidi for €20m. Coman €20m. Tielemans €25m. Is this a market we can't play in?
Instead of playing it smart, we're trying to pass off keeping players as a strategic win.
We are in such terrible shape, and it's all because we afford too much power to a man who isn't winning on any fronts these days. This season will be a car crash, and we absolutely deserve it.
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Fuelling the Fires of Faith covers:
Faith in Action
Henleaze Hospitality: support for Syrian Refugee Families in our community and elsewhere in Bristol.
Hidden Voices: working through the Clewer Initiative on Modern Slavery and forced labour issues across Bristol and the wider area.
Homeless in Henleaze: support for homeless people who seek help locally.
Faith in Prayer
Silent Retreats: at Llangasty Retreat House near Brecon.
Prayer Groups: Prayer for the Parish before every PCC meeting and Friday afternoon Prayer for Children and Young People
Faith in Culture
Visio Divina: Bible study with the aid of art linked to bible texts.
Book Groups: Group members read a book and discuss its links to Christian faith
Faith in Community
Ale and Arty Charity Festival: Brings people from across Henleaze and beyond together to enjoy art and craft stalls, craft ale, prosecco and wine and live music. Venue: St Peter's Church.
Lunches, BBQ's, Cream Teas: arranged on an occasional basis to bring people together and raise money for particular charities.
Faith Seeking Understanding
Study Sessions: arranged on an occasional basis, enabling and encouraging people to explore possibly contentious subjects on a free-ranging basis e.g. 'The Creed - can you believe it?' 'Come as you are' – Inclusive Church materials on Mental Health, Access and Human Identity
House Groups: Groups meet for Bible study and fellowship. Some are long term, some are seasonal e.g. for Lent, Meetings may take place in the evening or afternoon, weekly, fortnightly or monthly.


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Fly fishing at a discount? Perhaps it isn't done, but somebody is doing it
A year and a half ago Sam Melner decided to beat the commuter rat race to New York City. The president of Liveright, a publishing house, he quit to start a new venture from the basement of his Westchester home: selling fly-fishing books at a discount by mail order. Perfect strangers told him he was crazy, but Melner took an ad in The Fly Fisherman magazine, and the response was such that he issued a small catalog. He is now doing business from a full floor over a local grocery, selling both books and fly tackle under the name of The Fly Fisherman's Bookcase Tackle Service. (Melner also sells discount bird books under the name of the Audubon Bookcase.)
The FFBTS 1972 Christmas catalog offers such new books as Art Flick's Master Fly-Tying Guide at $8.50 and Ernest Schwiebert's Nymphs at $7.75, plus previously published books, for instance, McClane's Standard Fishing Encyclopedia at $16.95. Under the imprint of Van Cortlandt Press, Melner has reprinted Hewitt's A Trout and Salmon Fisherman for Seventy Five Years, $6.95, and LaBranche's The Dry Fly and Fast Water/The Salmon and the Dry Fly, $5.95. The books have done well, although some older mail-order houses refuse to handle them. Cutting prices is apparently out of place in gently bred fly-fishing circles.
On average Melner discounts tackle at about 15%. For the comparison shopper here are some sample offerings from the Christmas catalog: Hardy "Princess" reel, $38.50 ($43.50); Scientific Anglers Fly Line DT-6-F, $9.95 ($13); Scientific Anglers System 6 Fly Rod, $59.95 ($75).
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Review: 100 Days of UKIP
UKIP: The First 100 Days (Channel 4; viewable for next 29 days in UK only)
Last night, Channel 4 screened a programme which imagined what the first 100 days of a UKIP government would be like if it won the election outright this coming May. It follows a Sikh woman elected as a UKIP MP in Romford in Essex (on the eastern fringe of London); she is apparently the party's first Asian MP and much is made of her background and the friction this causes with other members of her family. It uses a lot of archive footage showing real statements by various UKIP candidates and councillors, some of which in this programme had become MPs or even ministers, and ends with the MP losing out on political promotion after siding with her own community after they are disproportionately hit by a UKIP immigration clampdown. (More: TiiRoaC.)
Naturally, the first thing that was announced after they won the election was an exit from the EU, which caused the FTSE 100 index and the Pound to drop hugely. A week or so later, Airbus announced that it was pulling out of the UK as a result, and a company in Romford which supplied parts to Airbus also closed down. The new MP, Deepa Kaur, who had been giving walking tours of Romford's markets and receiving very approving responses from local white market traders, suddenly had to deal with angry former aircraft parts workers and a brick was thrown through her constituency office's windows. When workers told her that it was all down to the government's policy, she tried to blame the 'cynical' company. Her own brother lost his job at the factory, and when he took her to task, she responded that she had tried to help 'real' workers who had wives and children, when he was still living with his parents.
Next, UKIP announce that they are going to launch a clampdown on illegal immigration, claiming that much of the crime in the UK was perpetrated by Romanians, and Deepa gave a speech in which she said that immigrants who wanted to contribute and abide by 'our' values were welcome, but those who wanted to go against them and "steal our welfare" had to be sent home. This led to a series of raids against various businesses and policemen and immigration officers were seen bursting into properties and dragging people out into the streets and bundling them into vans. This leads to demonstrations in the streets, both from left-wing groups supported by unions who chant "racist scum", and also from the EDL and a small group who call their opponents "commies", something I've not heard on demonstrations here in years. Eventually it gets violent as one of the groups breaks through the police barriers.
After a visit to a Women's Institute in Romford, a white lady challenges Deepa about how raids are carried out without warrants and disproportionately target "brown-skinned" people. She asks Deepa if she has ever seen one of these raids and Deepa responds that she has not, but it is being arranged for her to go on a raid, which satisfies the woman. During the incident, an Asian man is injured but is himself charged with assaulting an immigration officer and held in custody. This leads to heightened demonstrations and more aggressive challenges from Deepa's brother. UKIP have declared a new Bank Holiday, a "festival of Britain" day to take place 100 days after they take power, and street parties are held across the country to "celebrate" Britain (and distract from the economic crash caused by the withdrawal from the EU).
Deepa participates in one of these events and her brother, wearing a T-shirt supporting the young man injured in the immigration raid, is in the background; Deepa tells him to "go home" but he does not (I am surprised he did not respond "to where, India?" or "this is my country" or something like that). At this point she is being prepared for promotion to a ministerial position after three UKIP ministers resign or are sacked after their racist remarks are made public. However, at the meeting she tells people that the man injured in the raid was innocent and that she intends to make a statement to the police to that effect. She also agrees that the raids were disproportionate and that Britain was really better than that. As a result, she "rules herself out" for promotion, but secures the release of the young man, and a reporter says that tensions had calmed as a result.
The programme was shot from the point of view of some Channel 4 journalists who follow Deepa round for her first 100 days as an MP, and occasionally we see the police or UKIP telling the film crew to get back or turn the cameras off. The fundamental premises of the programme are, I suspect, sound — that a UKIP government will launch a crackdown on immigration and make a show of contempt towards 'political correctness' in their way of operating, and that pulling out of the EU would lead to businesses pulling out. However, I very much doubt that a UKIP government (or any government) could take an action that directly led to thousands, or even millions, of jobs being lost overnight and then be able to distract from it by holding street parties or even clamping down on immigrants, illegal or otherwise. Bear in mind that even a "landslide" election victory in terms of Parliamentary seats is usually only generated by a percentage of the votes in the upper 40s; the majority of people would still have voted against them, and the result would have been enormous unrest. No talk was heard of the Scottish independence cause being resurrected, which it would have been.
I question the point of making the programme at all, given that a pure UKIP government is simply not going to happen: there are too few people in the party with any credibility and too many who have made stupid gaffes showing their ignorance, bigotry and quite unfashionable views about matters like the status of women. A more likely prospect is a Tory/UKIP coalition, which would lead to at the very least a referendum on exiting the EU. Only one likely effect of 'Brexit' was mentioned — the pull-out of major manufacturers — although the others would likely have only become apparent after it happened, such as increased difficulty and delay in travelling and transporting goods into and out of the country, which would be well after 100 days. Still, it's a break from the relentless over-exposure of UKIP in the media, the making a statesman of Farage; the most likely UKIP government is a government of inept clowns which quickly brings disaster.
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