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hello, a couple of questions. And new to these forums, btw. GREAT info!
Am getting back into riding.
Am overweight and out of shape. Yet I hate taking things slow.
MY brain still thinks I'm a kid - like the kid that rode allll the time, cuz thats just what one did, back then.
I'm 46, when I was a kid we spent all our waking hours outside of school, on our bikes.
I'm sure many of you all know what I mean.
But sheesh! I am so WEAK now.
DId my first ride last night and it KICKED my butt. Just a 20 minute ride and I was ready to collapse when I got back.
When I started riding another time about 5 years ago, I had low straight bars put on my Trek 800, because I had it in my head I like the lower position. ANd it did agree with me, and I left them. Now, starting up again, they seem way wrong and are killing my hands. I threw the original bars out.
Question: are there bar-ends that extend "up" and "out"? that will incorporate a "rise" as part of the aternative position?
I've looked around a bit and haven't seen any like this.
Also, whoa I must be a whale...I can't stand up on the pedals and "pump" anymore!
Do you all do this?
I remember in the kid days, we rode that way all the time. Is it really just a kid thing?
Anyway, my main thing is I need to get a bit stronger before this gets "fun" again...but was wondering if I'm going to have to buy all new bars? or if there is a bar-end or add on type thing that could provide an alternative, while keeping these flat bars.
How about a taller "stem"? Do people do that?
Thanks a bunch,
funky old Trek 800
Tampa FL


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Homer Soda Festival
The Homer Soda Festival is genuine and unique. We bring together family owned bottlers from all across the country to one place where you can enjoy their family traditions of flavor and fizz. We create an environment where you can not only taste the unique sodas, but meet many of the actual bottlers themselves. The food is high quality and unique, the vendors are all hand crafted, genuine artistic creations, reclaimed relics, and antiques. The music is Americana bluegrass/roots that has stood the test of time much like the bottlers. Everything works to bring generations together to make memories with each other and take them all back to the Main Street USA of yesteryear.
Culture Shock Danville
Formerly "The Taste of Downtown Danville" in Danville, IL. Culture Shock is more than a music and arts festival. It is a celebration of our culture! Come enjoy 3 days of Free unique music, arts, food, vendors, retail and vintage, Comic Con, street performers and more!
Culture Shock
More than a music and art festival. It's a three day celebration of the area's culture, rich with arts and entertainment. Music, arts, food, vendors, retail and vintage, Comic Con, street performers, magic, craft beer, car & motorcycle shows, hair Show, flow artists and more!
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How a 3-D printer saved a dying baby
Using 3-D printing technology, a University of Michigan surgeon made it possible for an 18-month-old boy to win his battle to breathe. The Jan. 31 surgery happened just in time for Garrett Peterson, who since birth had unpredictable episodes when he would simply stop breathing and turn blue.
Garrett had been in a Salt Lake City hospital his entire life, and no one knew how much longer they could keep him alive. "It's really hard to watch your child basically suffocate and pass out before you could revive him and bring him back, over and over,"Garrett's father, Jake Peterson, said in a statement.
Garrett suffered from tracheobronchomalacia. The cartilage in his windpipe was too weak to prop it open when he breathed. The more he struggled to breathe, the more it collapsed. Dr. Glenn Green—a University of Michigan ear, nose, and throat specialist—wanted to surgically implant in Garrett custom-designed, white plastic splintscreated by biomedical engineer Scott Hollister in the university's 3-D printing lab.
The Food and Drug Administration had to grant special approval to use the new technique under its "compassionate-use" guidelines, which can cut through red tape to save a life if no other options exist.
A CT scan of Garrett's trachea provided the information to design a 3-D model of the tube needed to help him breathe. Using technology barely 20 years old, Hollister started with a bioabsorbable plastic dustand fused it with lasers into the exact size and shape Garrett needed to buttress his windpipe.
Dr. Richard G. Ohio, head of pediatric cardiovascular surgery at the University of Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, performed the delicate, eight-hour procedure to implant the splints in a way that would allow Garrett's trachea and bronchi to stay open and to grow normally. In three years, the plastic devices will dissolve, and the breathing tubes will be mature and stiff enough to remain open on their own.
Garrett's surgery was only the second time this procedure had ever been attempted, but Green and Hollister hope it will gain full FDA approval in the future. "It is a tremendous feeling to know that this device has saved another child,"Hollister said in a statement. "We believe there are many other applications for these techniques, but to see the impact living and breathing in front of you is overwhelming."
When it first developed, experts predicted 3-D printing would eventually be used in homes to manufacture consumer goods on the spot, like something out of Star Trek. But the medical field turned out to be the real early adopter of this technology.
Solid objects came first––prosthetic legs and eyes, then replacement teeth and bones. Those could be made from the plastic-dust-and-laser technique. Now, researchers are developing techniques to use a gel of living cells to print new skin on burn victims and fashion living kidney, heart, and liver tissue. They haven't yet solved the problem of printing adequate blood vessels into the organ tissue to keep it alive, but they are getting closer.
In December, The Methuselah Foundation offered a $1 million prize for the first tissue engineers to produce a whole, healthy liver. The Virginia-based medical charity is sponsoring the five-year international competition to advance the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.


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Here is another excellent nail polish from Catrice line: Pimp My Shrimp. At first I was afraid that it will be a bit too orange for me, but it has become my favourite.
Pimp my Shrimp is a dark peach/coral/orange. It has no shimmer – the finish is creme.
It is very opaque – one coat almost guarantees complete coverage, but I like to add another coat, just to be sure. The swatches in this post are made with 2 coats and no top coat. It applies easily, without streaks.
I never comment on the wear of the nail polish, as they all wear off after a couple of days if I don't use top coat.


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- ParaguayRetailFunding via Fundación Paraguaya
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The committee receives periodic training from the Foundation's advisers. They learn how to manage and in particular how to manage the families' finances.
Señora Maria T. is one of our members and she sells clothing from a salon she opened in her home. She has every type of clothing and offers her customers good prices. She takes of the store with her daughter who helps her.
She tells us that her business helps a lot, especially with her kid's school expenses. She hopes the business keeps up and grows daily.
She used the loan she took out to buy a variety of clothes like shirts, pants, dresses, and t-shirts.
El comité periódicamente recibe curso de capacitación de parte de las asesoras de la Fundación, con esto ellas aprenden muchas cosas de como manejar especialmente la economía familiar planificando todas las actividades.
La señora Maria T. es una de las integrantes y se dedica a la venta de ropa en un salón que abrió en su casa, ella cuenta con todo tipo de prendas de vestir y ofrece a muy buen precio a sus clientes, el salón es atendida por ella y por su hija quien le ayuda con las labores.
Ella nos comenta que el negocio ayuda mucho especialmente con los gastos escolares de sus hijos, y desea que el negocio se mantenga y crezca mas cada día.
El crédito que retiro lo utilizó para la compra de todo tipo de prendas de vestir, como camisas, pantalones, vestidos, remeras.
Additional Information
About Fundación ParaguayaFundación Paraguaya is a financially self-sustaining social enterprise that promotes entrepreneurship in urban and rural areas through microfinance, education programs, and more. Its focus on agriculture has helped many farmers boost their crop yields. And a number of other borrowers have taken out loans to start and grow social businesses that have helped deliver eyeglasses, medicines and other helpful services in their local communities.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Robb St, 'granny execution'…Three more charged with murder
Three more persons have been arraigned for the execution-style killing of 72-year-old Robb Street resident, Clementine Fiedtkou-Parris, on June 30, last.
Orin Hinds, 35, of Burnham Boulevard, Mocha, East Bank Demerara, Cleon Hinds, 34, of 23 Middle Road, Albouystown, and Kevin October, 29, of Second Street, Agricola, East Bank Demerara, appeared yesterday before Acting Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry, and were jointly charged with murder. They were not required to plea to the indictable charge.
A fourth person, Roy Jacobs, had appeared at the Magistrates' Court two days before his alleged accomplices and was also charged with the capital offence.
At Jacobs's hearing it was alleged that he had been the mastermind in the plot to end the elderly woman's life. It was said that money had been given to the man to kill Mrs. Fiedtkou-Parris, who had been involved in a bitter land dispute matter which was before the courts. Jacobs had reportedly told the police that he had been hired to carry out the act. He further claimed that he hired other persons to assist him.
Clementine Fiedtkou-Parris was murdered at her residence when men had entered her home requesting to see her. According to reports, Parris was heading to the door to inquire as to the persons requesting her presence, when she was shot several times. The men had opened fire on the elderly woman hitting her multiple times. She was later pronounced dead while receiving treatment at the Georgetown Public Hospital.
Cleon Hinds, Orin Hinds and Kevin October were remanded to jail and ordered to return to court on December 6.
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Special report on the Florida Gators soccer team
ORANGE BEACH, Alabama - The University of Florida soccer team is onto the Southeastern Conference Tournament final after a 2-0 win over No. 4 seed Auburn Friday in semifinal action at the Orange Beach SportsPlex. This will be the Gators' 16th appearance in the SEC Tournament final and first since 2013. The Gators will face two-time defending SEC Tournament champion Texas A&M in Sunday's final, which airs live at 2 p.m. ET on ESPNU. How the Gators Scored Friday: An unusual goal from a player known more for her defense and assists put the Gators on the board in the 11th minute. Junior Meggie Dougherty Howard<file:///\\uaadata\Comm\SIDDATA\Soccer\Mary\Soccer%202015\Releases\Two%20Gators%20with%20Double-Digit%20Goals%20Total> was fouled just outside the box and senior Christen Westphal<http://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/westphal_christen.php> stepped up to take the 19-yard free kick. The two Gators at the end of the wall - Dougherty Howard and Brooke Sharphttp://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/Sharp_Brooke.php> - jumped out of the way of the ball traveling along the ground, and it scored at the far post. Florida's second goal of the half started deep in the Gator half. From deep in the Florida half, Rachelle Smith<http://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/smith_rachelle.php> sent the ball up to Westphal. She sent the ball forward to Betsy Middleton<http://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/middleton_betsy.php> located at the top of the Gators' defensive third. The through ball from Middleton led to a foot race for Savannah Jordan<http://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/Jordan_Savannah.php>, who passed her defender to bring the ball into the box to beat the goalkeeper with a left-footed shot to the right corner in the 19th minute. Worth Noting: * Tonight's game-winning goal came from Westphal, the 2015 SEC Defensive Player of the Year. It is her second goal of the season and the third of her career. * Both of Florida's SEC leaders in two offensive categories added to their 2015 totals tonight. The goal by Jordan, the SEC Offensive Player of the Year, is her 21st of the season. Westphal was credited with an assist on Jordan's goal - her 12th of the season. * Freshman Kaylan Marckese's<http://www.gatorzone.com/guides/soccer/pages/season_info/player_bios/marckese_kaylan.php> five saves helped the Gators post their fifth shutout of the season and third of the last four outings. On one her saves, Marckese dove low to the right to keep Brooke Ramsier's shot out of the far corner in the final two minutes of the opening half. The five saves is one off her collegiate high set versus Arkansas on Oct. 25. * For the second consecutive meeting between these two teams, all the scoring came in a half. In Florida's 3-2 loss at Auburn on Sept. 27, all five of the goals came in the second half. In tonight's 2-0 Gator win, both goals came in the opening half. * Today's win sends Florida to the SEC Tournament final for the 16th time in the program's 21-year history. The Gators lead all programs with 10 SEC Tournament titles, with the last coming in 2012. What the Gators Said: What did you think of the Gators performance tonight? "I thought in the first half we did a really good job of keeping the ball and capitalizing on our opportunities. In the second half, Auburn put some pressure on us and that combined with a bit of fatigue, we sort of lost our way in terms of passing. "It was a really good effort by our team. Probably not one of our prettiest but definitely a great result." - Florida head coach Becky Burleigh And the two goals by the Gators? "We knew that we had an opportunity to pass the ball around them and when we did that effectively in the first half, we were really good. I think our lesson learned is that we need to keep doing that." - Florida head coach Becky Burleigh What happened on your goal? "Claire [Falknor] and I both work heavily on free kicks because we know that at some point it is going to be a pivotal point in a match. Claire asked me 'do you want it?' and I said 'yeah, I'll go for it.' Lou (Lauren Smith) told me to keep it down. I got really nervous, but I told myself to focus because we need this. Meggie [Dougherty Howard] did a good job of kind of hiding it and it went in the goal." - senior defender Christen Westphal What led up to your goal? "It was a great build up that started with Christen [Westphal] in the back. She played it out to Betsy [Middleton] who turned and looked up. Auburn had been playing a high line all night and she played me a great ball through. I took a couple of touches and saw the keeper coming out so I hit it with my left foot to the far corner." - junior forward Savannah Jordan How important was the 2-0 lead at halftime? "It was big, but we also knew that was a tough lead to have. Auburn had just come back from a 2-0 deficit to South Carolina on Wednesday to tie the match and send it to PKs. We knew we weren't comfortable with that lead. We were pushing for a third goal but the second half just became really hectic. We stuck it out so that was good." - senior defender Christen Westphal. On the Gators' defensive effort tonight: "I thought our team as a whole played some good team defense because they started throwing numbers forward once they were down. We really absorbed that pressure." - Florida head coach Becky Burleigh On returning to the SEC Tournament final: "We are really happy [to be in the SEC Tournament final]. Last year, our stay was so short, it is nice to be back in the final." - Florida head coach Becky Burleigh Records: Florida: 16-3-1, 8-2-1 SEC AU: 14-5-1, 7-4 SEC Rankings: Florida is ranked No. 5 on the November 3 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) poll<http://www.nscaa.com/rankings/4858/NCAADivisionI/women/Poll11> and Auburn is No. 19. Next up: SEC Tournament final action is next for the Gators. Florida meets Texas A&M at 2 p.m. ET at the Orange Beach SportsPlex. The Aggies advanced to their third consecutive SEC Tournament final with a 1-0 win over LSU in Friday's other semifinal. The SEC Tournament final airs live on ESPNU beginning at 2 p.m. on Sunday. The match can be heard on GatorZone.com and is available on WatchESPN and the WatchESPN app. No. 5 Florida (16-3-1, 8-2-1 SEC) versus Auburn (14-5-1, 7-4 SEC) Stadium: Orange Beach SportsPlex Weather: 76 degrees, 96% humidity, cloudy, winds 9mph 1. 10:41 UF Christen Westphal 2. 18:35 UF Savannah Jordan Betsy Middleton, Christen Westphal Shots: Florida 7; AU 10 Saves: Florida 5 (Kaylan Marckese 5); AU 1 (Sarah Le Beau 1)


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Founded in 1997 in Saint Paul Minnesota's Summit-University Neighborhood, our small "community" of between 4 and 6 adults has always been focused on a practical and unpretentious version of "intentional community". Rather than pretending to have lofty ideals of social perfection, we just make an effort in what ever ways each of us are able to be more intentional about how we live our lives. Why live a life of quiet desperation if you don't have to?
Simply put, we aim to eat lower on the food chain and try to reduce unnecessary use of electricity, choosing wind power through the local power company, buying organic and locally grown food when possible, and shopping with house money at locally owned stores.
We are members of the Hampden Park Food Cooperative. For more information on food and diet, view our section on diet
We also make an effort to be interested in the well being of our fellow housemates so that we can all feel that our home is more than just a shelter. Many people react to the idea of Intentional Community as strange and probably complicated and stressful. What we have found is that intentional community is often far less stressful and much healthier than living alone.
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Headliner Green Day has cancelled the band's Voodoo Fest appearance, amid speculation on whether Billie Joe Armstrong would be able to perform due to his recent stay in rehab. The band was set to headline Saturday, October 27's bill in City Park.
10/ 9 UPDATE: An MTV report is quoting a statement from Voodoo Fest founder/producer Stephen Rehage: "We, like everyone, were looking forward to having Green Day back at Voodoo. Their 2004 performance was one of the festival's greatest. We are obviously disappointed in the news, but realize the health and well being of Billie Joe is the most important thing right now. We wish him and the entire Green Day family the best and offer them our full support."
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Khloe And Kourtney Kardashian Banned From Hamptons Eatery
June 26, 2014 11:00 AM by Lisa Princ
It's no secret that residents of The Hamptons are not happy about Khloe Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian being there, as many have expressed their disappointment on Twitter and Facebook. But apparently, it's not just the residents who are unhappy about the Kardashian clan, as a local eatery recently banned them from dining there!
Awe, it must be awful to be Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian right now, as we imagine these gals are not used to getting banned from anything. But they did manage to get banned from a Hamptons eatery recently, according to a new report by Radar Online. The eatery, Nick & Toni's, wanted no part of the Kardashians or their entourage recently when the girls attempted to dine there.
In fact, show producers were hoping that Khloe, Kourtney and Kim would dine there because so many celebrities eat at Nick & Toni's, but: "They were flatly turned down, even after being told that Kim would be in town for filming," one insider dished to the site, adding: "Management for the restaurant made it clear: under no uncertain circumstances would they allow their restaurant to be overrun by a bunch of out-of-town reality stars with cameras in tow. Nick & Toni's doesn't need the press, in fact, if they had allowed it, many of their celebrity diners would probably never come back."
Awe, does everyone else feel as bad as we do right now for the Kardashian sisters? Ha, just kidding, folks!
What do you think of the Kardashians being banned from dining at the Hamptons eatery? We know you have an opinion and we want to hear from you. Comment below to share your thoughts with us.
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Oklahoma women's basketball: Sooners' Jasmine Hartman starts, shines on Senior Night, leads OU past Kansas
NORMAN — The fact that Oklahoma senior Jasmine Hartman's night would be special was readily apparent within the first 30 seconds of Saturday's tipoff against Kansas.
Hartman intercepted a Jayhawks' pass, sprinted down the LloydNobleCenter court and scored the game's first points on a fast-break layup.
Starting her first game of the season on Senior Night, Hartman scored a career-high 18 points, and the Sooners beat Kansas 85-77 to snap a two-game losing streak.
Hartman was one of four seniors honored after Saturday's win, and one of two who was able to play against the Jayhawks. Forward Joanna McFarland scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in her final home game.
Injured seniors Whitney Hand and Lyndsey Cloman both wore jerseys and watched from the bench, as they've been forced to do for most of the season.
"These have been an amazing five years," Hartman said during the postgame Senior Night ceremony.
"They were well worth it."
Hartman started as a sophomore on Oklahoma's 2009-10 Final Four team, but she's spent most of her career in a reserve role, entering games as a defensive stopper.
Just before last season — which was supposed to be her senior year — Hartman tore her ACL and redshirted, which allowed her to return for one more season.
"We were thrilled when she made the decision to come back and rehab that knee," OU coach Sherri Coale said during the Senior Night ceremony.
"I'd venture to say we probably wouldn't have beaten Kansas tonight if she hadn't made that decision."
Entering Saturday's game, Hartman was averaging 14.1 minutes and 1.1 points per game. Against the Jayhawks, she played 26 minutes.
Hartman's career-high in points had been the 14 she scored as a sophomore against OklahomaState in 2010.
"It feels like Jasmine's been here a long time, and that's because she has," Coale said. "It's kind of strange, because I can't remember practice when she wasn't here.
"As happy as I am that we won this game tonight, the best thing for me was getting to watch her. Jasmine is maybe our best practice player. She's the same every day."
Junior guard Aaryn Ellenberg led Oklahoma (20-9 overall, 10-7 Big 12) with 22 points. With a late fourth-quarter trey — her 95th of the season — she broke her own single-season OU record for 3-pointers.
The Sooners wrap up their regular season Monday at Texas Tech.
Senior center Carolyn Davis led the Jayhawks (16-11, 7-9 Big 12) with 18 points. Kansas' loss was its fourth in a row since beating Oklahoma 81-71 on Feb. 17.
Kansas senior guard Angel Goodrich, who led Sequoyah-Tahlequah to three state championships during her standout high school career, scored 15 points and added seven assists.


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Eleven belts, eight suits, a Panasonic nasal hair trimmer, seven pieces of dress materials for women and a Tommy Hilfiger pen...these are just a few of the expensive gifts that bookies had allegedly bought for controversial Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf during the IPL tournament earlier this year, according to the chargesheet filed by the Mumbai Police in the betting and spot-fixing case.
IPL spot-fixing case: ICC drops umpire Asad Rauf from Champions Trophy
The 11,000-page document also has details of telephone intercepts of May 12 in which Rauf, while allegedly placing bets with bookie Prem Taneja, is quoted as confirming receiving a watch and demanding Rs 2 lakh to go shopping.
Asad Rauf: Many right calls and a few wrong ones
Following this alleged conversation, according to information provided by Taneja during interrogation, the Mumbai-based bookie sent two bags that were to be delivered to Rauf through his brother Arun Taneja in New Delhi by Air India cargo.
Spot-fixing probe: Extradition proceedings likely against Asad Rauf
The cargo was allegedly sent on May 20. However, Prem Taneja was arrested on May 21 at the airport while trying to leave the country. Subsequently, Mumbai police asked Air India for the custody of the bags and they were sent back to Mumbai on May 23.
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The police has also seized some bills. Three of them two dated April 25 (worth Rs 6,000 and Rs 38,500), one on April 26 (Rs 22,000), were paid for by Taneja. All the bills were in the name of Asad Malik.
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$1 million MacArthur grant will help Florida preserve affordable housing
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Just as Florida's affordable housing properties are reaching old age, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has provided a lifeline. The foundation awarded a $1 million grant to the Florida Partnership, which includes the University of Florida Shimberg Center for Housing Studies, the Florida Housing Finance Corporation and the Florida Housing Coalition, to preserve properties that provide housing for extremely low-income households and people with special needs.
"Florida's emphasis on building the capacity of local and regional nonprofits to preserve affordable rental housing will help the state particularly meet the housing needs of low-wage workers and seniors," said MacArthur President Jonathan Fanton. The Florida Partnership grant was one of 12 the foundation awarded to cities and states throughout the country for a total of $32.5 million in new funding for innovative projects to preserve more than 70,000 affordable rental homes nationwide, including 5,000 in Florida.
"Florida's selection in this highly competitive process marks the state as an emerging leader in the field of affordable rental housing preservation," said William J. O'Dell, manager of the Shimberg Center's Florida Housing Data Clearinghouse. O'Dell and UF researcher Anne Ray are leading the center's research on the MacArthur grant.
"We are honored to work with our partners, the Florida Housing Finance Corporation and the Florida Housing Coalition. This project marks the latest step in a longstanding partnership among our agencies," said O'Dell.
With the state's rapid growth and available land, Florida's affordable housing focus has been historically on new construction, yet most of these newer units have rents that are not affordable to the lowest income families. The MacArthur grant will allow the Florida Partnership to meet the needs of low-wage workers and low-income seniors by helping mission-driven organizations to preserve the subsidized rental properties that serve those most in need.
The Florida Housing Coalition will receive $475,000 to educate nonprofits and local governments about preservation strategies and how to access funding, and the Florida Housing Finance Corporation will receive $25,000 to support peer networking activities for nonprofit and for-profit developers in support of rehabilitating aging privately owned properties with expiring subsidies.
For its part, the Shimberg Center will receive $500,000 of the grant to develop enhanced data tools to help the state, nonprofits and local governments make far-sighted decisions about the communities and properties most in need of affordable housing preservation.
"We are excited about this opportunity to connect University of Florida to the needs of Florida's communities. Our estimates show that over 900,000 low-income households in Florida rent their housing; for their sake, preservation of the state's existing affordable rental housing is crucial," said Ray.
UF's research and data collection will address which types of tenants are most at risk of losing their housing, how do rents change at properties not preserved as affordable housing, where the best locations are for affordable housing preservation and how much affordable rental housing is provided by the private market.
All of the center's data will be available to the public on the Florida Housing Data Clearinghouse Web site at http://flhousingdata.shimberg.ufl.edu/.


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Perhaps it's no surprise that the cultural landscape of Australia's southernmost city has been reshaped by a pair of outsiders - one a local who never quite fitted in and the other a foreigner who surprised everyone by deciding to stay. David Walsh grew up in Hobart's working-class suburb of Glenorchy but might just as well have come from a galaxy far, far away. Brian Ritchie, founder of Milwaukee's legendary alternative rockers Violent Femmes, turned his back on the world's centres of music to move to Hobart with his wife in 2008.
In this place where the ocean stretches all the way to Antarctica - this ''teardrop'' at the end of the world - the pair have seeded their own particular passions and watched them flourish into something unique and compelling. Walsh's idiosyncratic Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) and Ritchie's eclectic program for the summer Festival of Music and Art (FOMA), have combined to redefine Hobart as a hipster hot spot. And having made Lonely Planet's top-10 list for 2013, the city is holding its head high.
Dark Mofo 2013: Beam in Thine Own Eye
See the video 'Beam in Thine Own Eye', part of Dark Mofo 2013.
Central to its cultural renaissance is the marvellous MONA, a world-class museum that surprises even those who arrive expecting great things. In a recent edition of the Griffith Review dedicated to Tasmania, Walsh wrote that, when he was looking for a place to house his extraordinary private collection, he chose his home town because ''I wanted to build a megaphone'' - and no one would hear him shouting in New York or Sydney. ''I also had another rationale,'' he wrote. ''People who travel to see something pay it serious attention. It's just a matter of getting them to travel.''
In June, the acronym-loving locals up the incentive levels with the inaugural Dark Mofo festival, a counter-intuitive bid to lure visitors south during the coldest season. From June 13-23, Dark Mofo will embrace the bacchanalian spirit of the winter solstice, with shenanigans including a nude swim in the Derwent River and conversations held in the dark. Like its summer cousin, the festival boasts a diverse line-up: Ryoji Ikeda, Martha Wainwright and the Presets will be among those embracing the darkness.
A highlight of the festival will be the opening of MONA's latest exhibition, The Red Queen, which explores the question of why humans make art. The evolutionary advantages of artistic endeavour will be probed via new commissions and works drawn from MONA's collection and others, including our own NGV.
Walsh acknowledges that Hobart might not top most people's list of winter getaways. ''It took me some time to realise that I like our winters,'' he said during last month's program launch. ''I used to leave for at least a month in the middle of the year. So I don't know if Dark Mofo is an excuse for me to stay [that I don't need any more] or a reason others should come. If they come - when they come - they might well decide that Tasmanian winters are worthwhile also.''
Judging by the number of black-clad hipsters filling flights out of Melbourne during January's MONA FOMA, Hobart has indeed taken on a cool allure. At the festival's performance hub - a sprawling wharf building near Salamanca markets - monotoned Melburnians mingled with tie-dyed locals during a refreshingly laid-back festival where a $90 pass covered most events.
While multi-coloured food vans covered the culinary gamut, Ritchie's sonic menu ranged from hillbilly rock and Ethiojazz to meditative instrumentals and shouty poetry readings. One visiting musician summed up the mood when he enthused: ''there's a philosophy of not giving a f---''.
Somewhere along the way, not giving a f--- has drawn global interest in Hobart's off-kilter cultural awakening and its central player, Walsh. In January, The New Yorker was the latest overseas publication to feature the millionaire gambler, with a lengthy profile of the man they dubbed the ''Tasmanian Devil''.
Devilish he may be, but Walsh's high-wire approach has the crowds gasping in wonder, while gallery directors around the world peer nervously over his shoulder, wondering if he's even sitting the same test. Central to Walsh's rule-breaking approach was his decision to banish traditional gallery labels, instead equipping each visitor with an iPod Touch - rebranded the ''O'' - that tracks their journey through MONA. Information on nearby artworks can be called up via categories headed ''art wank'' and ''Gonzo''. The ''O'' allows a level of interactivity unknown in other galleries, as viewers register their reactions to exhibits such as Wim Delvoye's famed ''pooing machine'' and an installation recreating Philip Nitschke's controversial euthanasia device.
Not every work is a masterpiece, as Walsh is the first to admit. In one of his ''art wank'' insights, he owns up to a slight unease about one commission his girlfriend dislikes. But that's the essence of his success. The collection has been shaped not by a committee of learned academics, but by Walsh's instinctive, bungy-jump approach.
As he straps himself in for next month's leap into a wintry unknown, Walsh is again taking a gamble, this time hoping tourists will embrace a darker vision of southern hospitality. In 2012, when plans for Dark Mofo came to light, Walsh invoked the spirit of his dead father, a greyhound racer whose ashes are now part of the MONA collection.
''My dad once said, 'I'll back the winter to beat any tourist business in Hobart,''' he said. ''He was a bit of a punter, but I've been known to have a bet myself, and I'm going to take his wager. I think he would understand why we think this is a race worth rigging.''
I, for one, am willing to bet the odds are in his favour.
■ Dark Mofo, June 13-23. darkmofo.net.au. The Red Queen, June 18-April 21, 2014. mona.net.au.
Lindy Percival travelled to Hobart courtesy of MONA and Tourism Tasmania.


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A Historic Preservation Task Force appointed by Matthews Mayor Lee Myers has completed their work and presented their recommendations to the Matthews Board of Commissioners tonight.
The group began meeting in November 2008. They were charged with answering three questions: What is the future of the history in Matthews? Do we need a plan to preserve the history of Matthews? If so, what should the plan look like and whose responsibility is it to preserve the history of Matthews?
The Task Force was co-chaired by Mayor Pro-Tem Jim Taylor and Paula Lester of the Matthews Historical Foundation. The group made the following recommendations:
1. Yes – the history of the Town needs to be preserved and protected.
2. The group recommended establishing a Historic Preservation Advisory Committee that would include members of the Matthews Historical Foundation and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission.
3. The group recommended that a comprehensive historic preservation plan be developed for the Town. It would include short, mid and long term goals. The plan should include: locating a temporary facility to store current and future historic artifacts; develop a plan for a permanent facility to showcase the Town's history; examine the boundaries of the current Matthews Historic District and determine if these boundaries should be expanded; identify historic preservation funding and grant opportunities.
4. The group also recommended that the mission of preserving the Town should be the responsibility of the Town Board with the assistance of the new Historic Preservation Advisory Committee and the Matthews Historical Foundation.
"Preserving the history of Matthews will be an ongoing process that begins with these recommendations from the Task Force. These recommendations set the foundation for preservation for now and the future. Preserving our history does not prevent future development but rather can enhance that development by incorporating both the past and the future as we work to retain our heritage and move forward," said Mayor Pro-Tem Jim Taylor.
"I am pleased about the establishment of the Matthews Historical Preservation Committee. This commitment to history and preservation is a necessary building block in the town's overall plan. Incorporating historic properties into future development creates a unique town while allowing us to be progressive. The Matthews Historical Preservation Committee, working with the Matthews Historical Foundation, and other local history groups will have the ability to preserve and protect our history as well as our local artifacts," said Paula Lester, Co-Chair of the Task Force.
The Matthews Board of Commissioners did vote to move forward with the first step in this process by establishing the Historic Preservation Advisory Committee. If you are interested in participating on this committee please contact the Matthews Town Clerk Jill Pleimann at firstname.lastname@example.com or call her at 704-847-4411 ext. 231.


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The efforts of the Physics department to increase the representation of women have been recognised by the award of Juno Champion status by the Institute of Physics. The aim of the Juno Project is to recognise and reward departments that can show that they have taken action to address the under-representation of women in physics and to encourage better practice for both women and men. See the full story here.
Space vehicles on the moon risk being covered in dust say researchers.
Space agencies around the world have plans to continue the exploration of the Moon in the next two decades, with ever more sophisticated robots paving the way for astronauts to walk on the lunar surface once again.
A major problem is the dust found on the lunar surface, material that is abrasive, sticky and unhealthy to breathe, potentially fatally compromising an astronauts life support system. Now an Anglo-French team of scientists have modelled how this dust will affect any rover vehicles travelling across the surface.
Professor Farideh Honary from the Department of Physics, who was Vice President of the Royal Astronomical Society from 2011-2013, presented the new findings at the National Astronomy Meeting in St Andrews.
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The first ever digital tool to enable people with autism to connect to their social network when they feel stressed has been invented by researchers.
The advantage of the digital tool is that it can also create an online map of peoples stress patterns. It was developed after extensive consultation with the autism community, including people with the condition.The project is part of an ambitious È1.9m EPSRC project called Catalyst led by Professor Jon Whittle from the School of Computing and Communications. Full story.
More than two hundred sixth form students have been guaranteed a conditional offer of a place at Lancaster University after completing the Target Uni Mentoring Programme.
The year 12 school and college pupils from 19 schools across the North West are all academically gifted but may need encouragement to apply to top universities despite their ability, either because they are the first in their family to study for a degree or have other issues such as a disability, being from a low income family or are cared for by someone other than their parents. Full story.
As of 1 July 2013, the Universitys wind turbine has generated 3.15 million kilowatt hours of electricity the amount it takes to power 987 homes for 1 year. The turbine has been generating electricity for the University since 23 November 2012.
The wind turbine was projected to generate 11-17% of Lancaster Universitys annual electricity consumption (depending on average wind speeds) and to reduce carbon emissions by 1,800-3,000t CO2e per annum. Actual generation from the wind turbine has supplied 15-20% of University monthly electricity consumption since January, reducing University carbon emissions by 1,600tCO2e in the 7 months since the wind turbine started operation.
For more information on the Universitys plans for a more sustainable future, visit www.lancaster.ac.uk/sustainability/.
Congratulations to academic staff who have been promoted to grade 8 (senior lecturer and Senior Teaching Fellow):
Dr Nicos Pavlidis (Management Science),
Dr Nikolaos Kourentzes (Management Science),
Dr Laura Machin (Lancaster Medical School),
Dr Jason Alexander (Computing and Communications),
Dr Paul Levy (Mathematics and Statistics),
Dr Tineke Brunfaut (Linguistics and English Language),
Linda Piggott (Applied Social Science), Dr Graeme Burt (Engineering) and Dr Amit Thakkar (European Languages and Culture).
The 5th anniversary of Lancaster Universitys Spectrum Centre for Mental Health Research will be on July 9.
The Spectrum Centre is the only academic institution chosen by the Government to help improve psychological therapies for people who have experienced severe and enduring mental health difficulties.
The event will be launched by the Dean of the Faculty of Health and Medicine Professor Tony Gatrell along with guest speaker Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Liverpool Professor Richard Bentall.
There will also be talks from Spectrums co-directors Professor Steve Jones and Dr Fiona Lobban at the event which is from 12noon to 430pm, with lunch and refreshments provided.
If you wish to attend and learn more about Spectrums achievements and contributions to mental health research then please contact email@example.com to enquire about booking a place.
The confirmed running order for tomorrows Graduate Summer Festival is now available on the LUGrad website and on the Facebook event. Come along, enjoy the fun.
LUSU Chief Executive Peter Elliott was recognised at the NUS Awards with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award for over 40 years' service to the Students' Union movement. The award was presented by NUS President Toni Pearce.
Claire Geddes, LUSUs current Director of Policy and Communications, has been appointed to the role and will take office on 1 October following Peters retirement.
Welcome also to the new Students Union sabbatical officers who took up their posts on 1 July:
President - Joel Pullan, VP Campaigns and Communications - Rachel Harvey, VP Union Development - Laurence Pullan, VP Welfare and Community - Tom Fox, VP Education - Joe O'Neill and VP Activities - Emily Pollitt.
Lecturer in Digital Art and Culture Dr Emile Devereaux (LICA) has been awarded further funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to develop collaborations in India. Full story.
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi (Associate lecturer in Creative Writing) has won the Kwani? Manuscript Project, a new literary prize for unpublished fiction by African writers, for her novel The Kintu Saga.
Professor Cary Cooper (LUMS) gave the Arie Shirom Memorial Lecture at the University of Tel Aviv this week attended by senior faculty, former students and Israeli business leaders. Professor Shirom was one of Israels most famous applied psychologists. The lecture was called From Stress to Wellbeing.
An article by Hannah Morgan, lecturer in Disability Studies, has been given the Award for 2012 Best Conceptual Article in the journal Social Work Education and has been made freely available online.
The article will be the subject of an online journal club that is taking place via twitter on 11 July as part of the Collective Consciousness through Creative Connectivity keynote address at the 15th UK Joint Social Work Education Conference and 7th UK Social Work Research Conference. The journal club twitter account is @jswecjour13.
Further details here.
Staff have helped to raise over È900 during Christian Aid Week, which is the highest amount ever collected on campus. This money will be used to help to alleviate extreme poverty - for more information on how the money is spent, visit www.christianaid.org.uk.
Steve Charman from the Chaplaincy Centre would like to thank everyone who has given money, books, time and energy.
Vacancies which have been released this week include:
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Dr Simon Mabon (PPR) was interviewed live on BBC1 TV news and BBC 5 Live about the political crisis in Egypt, Professor Farideh Honary (Physics ) was quoted in the LA Times about research into lunar dust and Professor Stephen Wilkinson (Law) was interviewed by BBC Radio 4s Today programme and in The Independent about why a ban on sex selection of IVF embryos is not justified.
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Cashiers Office day closure
Cashiers Office will be closed between 10.00am 11.30am on Tuesday 9 July for staff training
Further information about all the following work is available on the Facilities news webpage, or by contacting the Facilities helpdesk, 01524 593333.
EE Signal Disruption please check new dates/times as the disruption times have been reduced
As part of the Bowland Tower Accommodation refurbishment project work needs to be carried out on the roof of Bowland Tower. As the EE mobile phone antennas are located on the roof there will be on-going disruption to the EE mobile service over the summer period. Contractors will keep signal loss to a minimum. See website for the antenna shutdown schedule.
Closure of underpass
Work is scheduled to start from Sunday 21 July for three weeks to replace the original pipework in the far end of the underpass and add new motorcycle parking spaces. The underpass will be closed to ensure your safety during this work. To view the travel and traffic arrangements during this time see here.
Partial closure of Bigforth Drive (main drive) for pedestrian walkway improvements
Between Monday 22 July and mid-September work will start on a new pedestrian walkway over Lake Carter to connect the main footpath directly to the Sports Centre without having to cross the road. The following traffic arrangements will be in place.
For the University Visit Day on 28 August all of Bigforth Drive will be open as normal.
The Legacy goes on at the Sports Centre.
Race for Life Event on Campus Sunday 14 July
The Sports Centre will host the Race for Life, as part of Cancer Research UKs largest women-only fundraising events. Sign up here; there is still time to take part. If you cant take part in the race (if youre male, for instance) you can still support Cancer Research UKs fantastic work by volunteering to help with the event.
For more information about parking and restricted access onto campus during the race visit the Sports Centre website.
Childrens summer holidays activities
There is an extensive range of activities for children at the Sports Centre, to keep them entertained throughout the summer holidays. For information about Childrens Intensive Climbing Lessons, Intensive Swimming Lessons, or Mad4Kids Multi-Activity Days and weeks then visit the Sports Centre website.
Food and drink during the summer vacation
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Researcher Day Research in a Difficult Climate: How to Thrive and Survive as a Researcher in the 21st Century.
26 September 9.30am - 4.30pm Management School.
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Business Innovation for Growth (BIG) Conference 2013: Wed 10th July 2013
The conference is designed to help Lancashire's business leaders from all sectors to think differently about business growth and explore ways of growing businesses through exploiting new technologies and conquering new markets. Speakers include: Clive Grinyer: Cisco, John Ashcroft: The Economist, Martin Higginson: IDE Group, Phil Jones: Brother, Wayne Hemingway MBE and Dr Rachel Cooper - Imagination Lab LICA. The event starts at 12.00-5.45pm (followed by reception 6-8pm). Further details and registration here.
Helga Nowotny
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LUMS Faculty Research Conference 2013
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the morning of the 9.12 was cloudy, i was up at 6:30 and was afrraid that that the climb to the volcano will be canceled, but it didnt.
the cloud was just low clouds and the summit was sunny.
volcano villarica is active and in the resent days it is possible to see red light above the summit at night. and from the summit it is possible to see the laba in the creator.
after one day of orginizing send some stuff to bariloche i left pucon, this time riding with a parthner, an israely i met in pucon. first day was from pucon tp linca ray the shores of a beatifull lake.
the next day we rode on a dirt rode sorroundind the lake from west. when i checked a small side roat i fount a stage on ahill above the lake serrounded by beatifull sites, with a statue of W.A. Mozart we set to eat lounch while a track with warkers arrives and told us thet in the following evening there is an anual concert there.
we staied in the next town and went to the concert the following evening it is a great place to listen to Mozart and Beethoven on a pastoralic landscape.
we rode one more day near pangipully lago near lake forests and volcanos (starting to be boring) to prk hauillo huillo where rhere are nice waterfalls.
the last day we took a 3 h boat toward argentinian border crossed the border to argentina
in the afternoon its started raining and didnt stop, further more we found out that the road go only up ( not like the map ), it was hardest day until now we finished it at 2030 wet cold and tiered at san martin de los andes .
we will probably continue tomorow
to be continue...
San Martin De Los Andes, Argentina


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Preston Library Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) Evacuation & Accountability Teams
The Building Coordinator for Preston Library is Col. Don Samdahl and Lt. Col. Susie Hastings is the Alternate Building Coordinator. The responsibility of the Building Coordinator for COOP is to ensure safe evacuation of personnel from the building in the event of an emergency. If the Building Coordinator is absent the Alternate will assume this responsibility.
In an emergency the Evacuation and Accountability Teams will ensure that:
Floor Plan showing staff emergency evacuation assignments
Lt. Col. Susie Hastings, Ms. Tonya Moore, Ms. Sherry Teague, Maj. Tom Panko stationed at Circulation Desk
In an emergency, the alarm should sound via the phone system, email, and an outside loud speaker. Evacuation Teams will go to their assigned floors to facilitate evacuation of patrons and determine if there are handicapped personnel who cannot use the stairs or need assistance. Evacuation Teams should try to help them to a safe area as it is unlikely that additional assistance will be available.
When floors are cleared we will assemble in a designated assembly area and conduct an accountability of personnel. The designated assembly area may be the Parade Ground or the 300 level, in the event of a tornado warning. The Evacuation Team leaders will report to the Building Coordinator regarding personnel who have been moved to an Area of Rescue Assistance. The Building Coordinator will report the status of the Library to the chain of command.
A fire situation is a special case with special procedures. The fire alarm will sound, and library staff should exit the building immediately. They may help others in their path but should not detour to check other areas. The alarm will clear the building, and fire fighters responding to the alarm will check Areas of Rescue Assistance.
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There are a lot of handjob sites out there. More then I would have assumed before I started checking out porn sites for a living. Needless to say, there are quite a few good ones and I bring that up because CockStrokingBitches isn't one of them. It is, however, an okay network of sites when all the bonuses are taken into account. Since we were here last, there are only three more videos. The updates are down to once a month and it seems probable that they are rotating content.
More disappointment came when I saw that there were only 16 episodes available. That's pretty self-explanatory, as is the average-quality of the videos. The pictures are large and look great.
The movies are split up into seven parts, which can be streamed or downloaded in Windows Media format. There is, however, no option to download the whole thing in one shot, which is a little frustrating. The scenes themselves are also a little frustrating as they aren't the most exiting handjobs I have ever seen.
For me, a good handjob scene involves a chick that really gets into it. She strokes, she spits, she stares at me (through the camera) and shows off her tits and ass. Finally, after stroking me off (figuratively), she takes a big load all over her tits or face, or both. Here, some babes provided a good scene, while others were just not that exciting. Also, there definitely wasn't enough pussy and ass shown by the chicks during the scenes.
What possibly saves this overpriced site (considering there are only 16 episodes) are the over 70 bonus sites. The reason I only say 'possibly' is because, for the most part, the bonus sites aren't anything special either. Among them you will find hundreds of feeds and streaming video sites covering numerous categories. Not all of the bonus sites have there own videos and the ones that do, don't have many and the quality isn't any better then average (some are worse).
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my bike was stolen a couple days ago outside punch fitness on madison between 78th and 79th! my bike was burgundy with white tires and road drops with white tape. very hard to miss. im sure the bike is in pieces or painted something else so im not even going to dwell on it. but if you do see it around nyc let me know!
anyways my question is more about the bike i plan on replacing it with. im thinking of getting a celest pista via condotti. it will be about a month or so before i can afford it but its definately on the top of the list. i commute in to the city and i chose the via condotti over the pista steel because it has a brake bridge in the rear when i want to ride single speed.
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- Website - Division of Worker's Compensation
- Email - Email Bureau of Insurance
The Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Act does not provide worker's compensation coverage for domestic servants or any person whose employment is not in the course of a trade, business, profession or occupation of the employer.
The term "employee" in section 102.07(4)(a) of the Act, defines every person in the service of another under any contract of hire, express or implied, as an employee with two exceptions:
Although neither the statutes nor the case law provide a definition of "domestic servant" as it is used in s. 102.07(4) of the Act, the department has consistently ruled that persons hired in a private home to perform general household services such as nanny, baby-sitting, cooking, cleaning, laundering, gardening, yard and maintenance work and other duties commonly associated with the meaning of domestic servant, meet the definition of domestic servant intended by the Act.
Cornelius v. Industrial Commission, 242 Wis. 183, 185 (1943) defines a trade or business as an occupation or employment habitually engaged in for livelihood or gain. If a person's employment is in the trade, business, profession or occupation of the employer, he or she is an employee, no matter how casual or isolated the employer's trade, business, profession or occupation may be.
Although neither the statutes nor the case law provide a definition of "home-care provider", the department has consistently ruled that persons hired in a private home to give primary-care to an individual such as help in walking, bathing, preparing meals and special diets, supervising use of medications and exercise therapy and other duties commonly associated with the meaning of primary-care giver, meet the definition of home-care provider.
While a home-care provider may assist in preparation and clean up of the recipient's meals, such activities are considered incidental to the primary-care duties, rather than domestic servant duties.
The Labor and Industry Review Commission (LIRC) has held that home-care providers are not domestic servants. LIRC has consistently ruled that a person providing personal care to an individual is not a domestic servant.
Joyce Ambrose v. Harley Vandeveer Family Trust, WC claim no. 86-39393 (LIRC, February 28, 1989); and Shirley A. Nickell v. County Kewaunee Other, WC Claim no. 94-064155 (LIRC, September 24, 1996). WKC-13089-P (N.04/2002)
No, LIRC has held that a person providing personal care to an individual does not perform services as part of the trade, business, occupation or profession of the recipient (i.e., the patient-home-owner client) of those services. A recipient arranging for personal care ordinarily is not engaging in a trade, business, profession, or occupation.
Nor is arranging for a family members home-care an occupation or employment. LIRC has held that providing or arranging home-care for oneself or one's relative is not part of a causal or random trade, occupation, business or profession and is not done for livelihood or gain, at least as those terms are commonly understood in a business sense. The result is there is no employer-employee relationship under the Act.
Speaking generally, if this employer-employee relationship existed exclusively between the worker (the home-care provider) and the recipient of the service (client), and all the elements of direction, control and payment rested with the recipient, the recipient would clearly be the employer and the worker would clearly be an employee of the recipient. However, this employment would be considered not to be in the course of trade, business, profession or occupation of the employer (client). Therefore, worker's compensation insurance would be optional on the part of the employer (client).
If, however, a county social-service agency is also involved with this employment arrangement and if a majority of the elements of direction, control, payment and normal employer rights and obligations shift to the county, the role of the employer for worker's compensation purposes most likely would also shift to the county.
Even if the recipient (client) retains some minimal direction and control, the fact the county has most of the control becomes a very strong indicator that the county is the employer. The fact that the work of the home-care provider contributes to the satisfactory performance of the duties of the county could be construed to be a substantial benefit to the county.
Consequently, if the county controls and pays the home-care provider, and benefits from the work even though the recipient (client) retains some control and receives benefits, the county is the employer for worker's compensation purposes.
Any claim filed by a home-care provider injured while performing services under these conditions is decided on a case-by-case basis according to the facts and circumstances at the time of injury.
There are two possible outcomes:
The statute that defines who is a state or municipal employee does not exempt domestic servants. Section 102.07(1) of the Act, defines "employee" to include any person in the service of the state or a municipality under an express or implied contract of hire. More generally, s. 102.07(4) of the Act, defines "employee" to include every person in the service of another under a contract of hire, whether the contract is express or implied. However, "domestic servants" are specifically excluded from the definition of "employee" for persons in the service of another under s. 102.07(4)(b) of the Act. No similar exclusion is found in s. 102.07(1) of the Act, dealing with persons in the service of the state or municipalities.
LIRC has held that the domestic servant exemption does not apply if the county is the employer. Shirley A. Nickell v. County Kewaunee Other, WC Claim no. 94-064155 (LIRC, September 24, 1996)
Since, the facts will vary from case to case, so will the answer to the question. In most cases, the client receiving the services in his or her home, will obviously have some control over how the details of any work is performed within the home. However, in many cases, especially where the county is paying the person's wages, the county's control over the details of the work will also be significant. Then, secondary tests come into play.
The secondary tests for determining an employer are:
Again, since the answers to these questions will vary, the decisions will vary from case to case. Still, where the right to direct and control the details of the work is arguably shared, the fact that the county pays for the domestic service becomes a very strong indicator that the county is the employer. However, pay arrangements can vary. For example, where the county reimburses the client, the payment test is arguably less definitive in determining the answer. Similarly, where the county reimburses only a portion of the costs, other tests may play a larger role in determining whether the county is the employer.
Any claim filed by a domestic servant injured while performing services under these conditions is decided on a case-by-case basis according to the facts and circumstances at the time of injury.
Generally, if there is a dispute regarding insurance coverage, remuneration and/or benefits, it is adjudicated on a case-by-case basis according to the facts and circumstances at the time of injury.
If an employer has a worker's compensation policy in this situation, the policy will cover any person working under the employer if he or she is found to be an employee at the time of injury.
An employer who does not have a worker's compensation insurance policy when he or she is subject to the Act, is subject to monetary penalties. The penalty for failure to carry worker's compensation insurance when required, is twice the amount of premium not paid during an uninsured time period or $750, whichever is greater. In addition, if an employee is injured while working for an illegally uninsured employer, the uninsured employer is personally liable for reimbursement to the Uninsured Employers Fund for benefit payments made by the Fund to the injured employee (or the employee's dependents). The penalties and reimbursements to the Fund are mandatory and non-negotiable.
Employers who are not subject to the Act and do not carry worker's compensation insurance may be sued in a civil action for damages by an employee who is injured while at work.
Both a temporary help agency and an employee leasing company is the employer for worker's compensation purposes of any employee whom it places, loans or leases to another employer.
Section 102.01(2)(f) of the Act, defines temporary help agency as an employer who places its employee with or leases its employees to another employer who controls the employee's work activities and compensates the first employer for the employee's services, regardless of the duration of the services.
Under s. 102.04(2m) of the Act, a temporary help agency is the employer of an employee whom the temporary help agency has placed with or leased to another employer that compensates the temporary help agency for the employee's services. A temporary help agency is liable for all compensation payable under the Act to that employee.
Employee leasing companies that lease employees to other employers are responsible for worker's compensation benefits in the same way that temporary help agencies are.
If a temporary help agency or an employee leasing company places, loans or leases an employee to provide home-care or domestic servant services, either directly to a recipient (client) or on behalf of a county, the temporary help agency or employee leasing company is the employer for worker's compensation purposes.
Under section 102.07(8) of the Act, a person is required to meet a nine-part test before he or she is considered an independent contractor rather than an employee.
To be considered an independent contractor and not an employee, an individual must meet and maintain all nine of the following requirements:
Note: A social security number cannot be substituted for a FEIN and does not meet the legal burden of s. 102.07(8) of the Act.
Yes, all employers, including those that employ domestic servants and home-care providers, may voluntarily elect coverage for their employees. In the event of a work-injury, the employees are eligible for all medical, indemnity and other worker's compensation benefits, without regard to who was at fault in causing the injury.
The voluntary purchase of a worker's compensation policy also protects the employer from most civil tort actions by employees related to the work-injury. With few exceptions, where the employer has the worker's compensation insurance coverage in place, an injured worker is limited to the benefits to which he or she is legally entitled under the Act.
Questions often arise concerning the interpretation of the coverage and exclusion requirements of the Act. Information and assistance concerning these issues is available by writing:Wisconsin Worker's Compensation Division
Via phone at: (608) 266-1340
Domestic Servants and Home-care Providers (WKC-13089-P)


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If you have been on the hunt for the ideal location to take your family on holiday, then you won't have to look any further once you have seen the range of available accommodation in Merricks and the surrounding area. You can rest assured that your family will have the most enjoyable stay possible and will never be bored:
Attractions: let the kids run wild at one of the three mazes in the area (such as the Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Garden or the Arthur's Seat Maze) or take them on a dolphin snorkeling trip.
Beach: what child doesn't like the beach? By choosing accommodation in Merricks and the surrounding area, you are putting your family within walking distance of some of the most attractive and sheltered beaches on the Victorian coast.
Food: there is plenty of child-friendly places to eat if you have chosen accommodation in Merricks – why not take them to Mornington Peninsula Chocolates and let them watch yummy chocolate delicacies being made, or out for a delicious pub meal?
Safety: taking your family to Merricks can be much safer than taking them to other areas of Victoria (specifically the city), as there isn't a lot of busy traffic or shady characters that you have to watch out for.
It doesn't matter what time of year you're looking at getting your family out of the house and onto the coast – accommodation in Merricks is fun and attractive all year round. Let the kids wear themselves out with all the attractions on offer, whilst you and your partner sit back and relax.


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Highway 12 on Hatteras Island, north of Rodanthe, remains closed due to impacts from ocean overwash.
Based upon NC DOT'S initial assessment, it is projected that Highway 12 from Oregon Inlet to Rodanthe will open by Thanksgiving.
Currently, Highway 12 is clear between all the villages of Hatteras Island.
Crews also have done an on-site inspection of the top part of the Bonner Bridge and examined the water depth around the support columns. The DOT will be releasing the results of these inspections. Meanwhile, the Bonner Bridge remains closed to traffic until Highway12 on Pea Island can be restored.
Cape Hatteras Electric Cooperative is now on normal operations with service to all Hatteras Island villages. Centurylink has repaired a damaged fiber link, which has restored cell phone and internet service on Hatteras Island.


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Fiery Hannity to Ann Coulter: That's the Strongest Argument I've Heard in Gun Control Debate
Last night on Hannity, author and commentator Ann Coulter discussed the debate over gun control and the proposed bill in New York that would implement stricter laws. The bill, approved by the State Senate and expected to become law, would impose a tighter ban on assault weapons and limit a firearm magazine to holding seven bullets, down from the current limit of 10 bullets. (Here is some more information about the proposed legislation.) Coulter argued that having less bullets in the magazine is not an effective way of dealing with the problem of mass shootings, like the one that took place in Newtown, Conn. "Like all liberal solutions, this has nothing to do with the problem {C}{C}
we're supposed to be addressing," said Coulter, who pointed out that attackers in mass shootings have ample "time and preparation" to replace the magazine and/or carry multiple weapons. She said limiting the amount of bullets a magazine can hold actually affects private citizens who keep guns in their homes for protection, referencing the recent case of a Georgia mother who shot an intruder. "It's only if you're the victim of a home invasion, as that woman in Georgia was last week. [...]The intruder opens the door (of the crawl space where she was hiding) and God bless her, she shot with six bullets in her gun. She shot all six, but only five hit the intruder, which is very good when you are a panicked woman protecting your children and probably not constantly down at the gun range. She hit him in the face and neck five times and yet he not only lived, he lived to flee in a car. What if there had been two intruders? What if she had not been as good a shot and only three of the bullets had hit him? It's when you have a home invasion that you need a large-capacity magazine, especially if you're a female who isn't constantly at the gun range," Coulter said. Hannity called her argument "probably the strongest" he has heard about whether to restrict the size of gun magazines, which is being discussed at the national level by VP Joe Biden's gun violence task force. Watch the discussion:


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Birth Name: Glenn Gordon Caron
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Born: 04/03/1954
Glenn Gordon Caron was born in Brooklyn, NY on April 3, 1954 and spent his childhood in Oceanside, Long Island. He was not a particularly motivated student during his days at Oceanside High School, but progressed on to college at the State University of New York College of Arts and Sciences at Geneseo, where he studied speech and communication. Film was his true goal, however, so he ultimately switched to the theatre department. After obtaining a BA degree in drama, Caron paid the bills with a series of blue-collar positions, before managing a movie theater and toiling for an advertising agency. Looking for an inside track into moviemaking, Caron decided to try his hand at writing screenplay... Continue Bio >>
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I watched Dateline last night which featured Drew Peterson, the Illinois police officer who was arrested yesterday on a charge of murdering his third wife. His fourth wife, who is 30-years younger than he is, has been missing for nearly two years. He said he ran off with another man -- yet this gal has never called her family or friends since disappearing in Oct., 2007
I don't know if he is innocent or guilty, but the guy is too damn cocky.
Scumbag and a murderer.
is he a creepy bastard or what? How do these pretty women fall in love with him?
"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
How the heck is this dirtball not already behind bars?
It's not like me at all, but I've been hoping for someone to take the law into their own hands with that guy. I can't think of more than a handful of people that put me in that frame of mind.
I'll take 'people who deserve a bullet to the head' for $1000 please Alex.
Where is Dexter when you need him!
"They'd write things like...Lloyd. See you around....maybe."
--Lloyd Dobler
Somehow he was recently ready to marry some 19 year old, though I think the dad would have shot him. A missing person and death in his past are a good indication that this is not a good person. Beware!!!!!!!!
He was on the front page of the tribune on friday or saturday while walking into the courthouse.
They quoted him as saying "check out my bling" (the handcuffs) and some other random crap. This guy is a scumbag and deserves the death penalty.
I put him in the same league as OJ. Everyone knows he did it but the press and the American people love hearing them try to talk their way out of it. It's kind of fun to watch people that you know are lying. It's like Bonds and baseball.
He is a scumbag and so is that girl who killed her daughter, then partied.
He is a wack job, and a scumbag.
is a big ******** with several personality disorders!!!
Originally Posted by Wx4Cy
I'll take 'people who deserve a bullet to the head' for $1000 please Alex.
Now THAT is funny!
I watched the Dateline piece as well. What is amazing to me is he killed his 3rd and 4th wives; yet he is already dating a girl that is again much younger and more attractive than he is and he had 1,000 e-mails from other interested women who wanted to date him. The guy is old, wanted on murder, and not all that attractive. I do not understand women.
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Fumo's Fiancee Files Petition to Put Broccoli Rabe Behind Bars [UPDATED]
Just don't drop a rutabaga in the shower.
Just don't drop a rutabaga in the shower.
Plus: Gordon Ramsay gaff puts a British prison on lock down; and the FDA looks into the safety of inhalable caffeine, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus happy livestock news and more, all in our morning news round-up.
Plus: McDonald's CEO suggests cutting business taxes to fix the economy; and EU countries now label pollen as an ingredients in honey, all in our morning news roundup.
A high of 6,600 prison inmates refused food this week to protest inhumane conditions.
Inmates stand behind a hunger strike that started on Friday at Pelican Bay over inhumane conditions.
Plus almonds may have magical powers, and keeping a food diary is key to weight loss, all in out morning news roundup.
Plus burglars rob a food bank in Baltimore, and with fewer people flying, airport food-vendor earnings are down, all in our morning news roundup.
Vegas glitz comes to Chinese nightlife and a favored sweet could cause the blues.
"Woman Who Chopped Off Father's Penis and Sautéed It Now Taking Cooking Classes in Jail."


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Wii U US Commercial: How U Will Play Next - NewsBrent Galietti, posted on 01 November 2012 / 2,992 Views
It's the first of November, and there's only 18 days left until Nintendo releases the Wii U in North America. It would sure be a good idea to start airing commercials in that region, right? Nintendo agreed, posting their first US Wii U ad up on Youtube and their various social media pages.
So, what do we have here? I see colors, lots of colors. Many different abrupt camera movements (it's so awesome, we can't keep the camera still!). Everyone is in their own square, like Hollywood Squares on some kind of trip. And in between that, there's the Wii U, showing off its games, tablet, TVii, and it all ends with the declarative slogan: "How U Will Play Next".
Now that the first ad is out there, are you more excited for the Wii U than before?
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