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Terms And Conditions: FAQ
Terms and Conditions are a crucial aspect of any business contract or relationship. Terms and Conditions regulate the relationship between businesses and consumers, suppliers, businesses and other businesses, etc. They are often called Terms of Service or Terms of Agreement and can be found in fine print at the bottom of a contract or a website.
Nowadays, it is virtually impossible to conduct a business without having some form of Terms and Conditions. In the event of contractual or legal disputes, a business' terms and conditions are often the first points of reference. Certain statutes also impose and imply contractual terms into consumer and business contracts.
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Why Are Terms And Conditions Important?
Although it is not mandatory for a business to have Terms and Conditions, it is in your best interest to do so, because Terms and Conditions help:
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- Prevent parties from paying unwanted penalties
- Protect intellectual property rights
- Clearly outline parties rights and obligations
- Ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations
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1. Sale of Goods
When it comes to the sale of goods, the Sale of Good Act (SGA) 1979 automatically implies terms about the quality and title of goods sold in the course of a business into all contracts. Also, the Consumer Right Act (CRA) 2015, treats every contract to supply goods as including a term that the goods are of satisfactory quality and come as described. If you do not have any Terms and Conditions or have Terms and Conditions that do not include these essential terms, you might be vulnerable to legal liability.
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When it comes to the supply of digital content, the CRA 2015 also treats every contract to supply digital content to a consumer as including a term that the goods are of satisfactory quality and come as described.
What Types Of Terms And Conditions Cannot Be Used?
According to the Unfair Contract Terms Act (UCTA) 1977, you cannot exclude or restrict liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence. The CRA 2015 also states that a contract to supply digital content to cannot restrict or exclude the trader's liability. So be sure to keep this in mind when creating your business' Terms and Conditions.
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Estrack ground stations
ESA's tracking station network – Estrack – is a global system of ground stations providing links between satellites in orbit and ESOC, the European Space Operations Centre, Darmstadt, Germany. The core Estrack network comprises seven stations in seven countries.
The essential task of all ESA ground tracking stations is to communicate with spacecraft, transmitting commands and receiving scientific data and spacecraft status information.
Our technically advanced stations can track spacecraft almost anywhere – circling Earth, watching the Sun, orbiting at the scientifically crucial Sun-Earth Lagrange points or voyaging deep into our Solar System.
Our network was established in 1975, with the first 15 m-diameter station located at Villafranca del Castillo, Spain, for the International Ultraviolet Explorer mission (and since then, the original Villafranca location has expanded to become ESAC, the European Space Astronomy Centre, ESA's major establishment in Spain).
In a typical year, the Estrack network provides over 15 000 hours of tracking support to 20 or more missions, with an enviable service availability rate above 99%.
Tracking from start to finish
Tracking is provided through all phases of a mission, from 'LEOP' – the critical Launch and Early Orbit Phase – through to routine operations, special manoeuvres or flybys and ultimately through deorbiting and safe disposal. Estrack can also track rockets flying from Kourou in French Guiana.
Each station features one or more antenna terminals, each of which comprises a parabolic dish antenna and its associated radio signal processing equipment. Using the signals received from space, stations gather radiometric data to help mission controllers know the location, trajectory and velocity of their spacecraft.
Estrack stations provide additional services, including searching for and acquiring newly launched spacecraft, frequency and timing control using atomic clocks and gathering atmospheric and weather data. Some stations are also equipped with GPS receivers connected to our Navigation Facility at ESOC, enabling highly precise orbit and geophysical calculations.
Estrack core network
The core network comprises seven stations; four of these are used for tracking satellite or launchers near Earth and feature 13-, 13.5- or 15-metre dish antennas: Kourou (French Guiana), Redu (Belgium), Santa Maria (Portugal) and Kiruna (Sweden).
In December 2015, Perth station was retired from service and its core spacecraft-acquisition functionality was taken over by a new 4.5-metre antenna located at New Norcia. In 2017, responsibility for Maspalomas and Villafranca stations, both in Spain, was transferred to European industry.
DSA – Deep Space Antennas
In 1998, ESA decided to establish its own network for tracking deep-space probes to cope with the expected rapid rise in the number of interplanetary missions. The aim was to establish three terrestrial stations about 120° apart in longitude to provide continuous coverage as Earth rotated.
In the 2000s, the first of three 35 m-diameter Deep Space Antennas (DSA) was built in New Norcia (Australia), followed by stations at Cebreros (Spain) and Malargüe (Argentina). These feature some of the world's best tracking station technology and enable communications with spacecraft voyaging hundreds of millions of kilometres in space. In August 2016, New Norcia station received signals from the international Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn, across more than 1.4 billion km of space.
Network Operations Centre
All stations are operated centrally from the Network Operations Centre located at ESOC using a sophisticated remote control and automation system to reduce personnel costs and boost efficiency. A team of station operators are on shift 365 days per year, ensuring receipt of vital data from spacecraft operated by ESA and numerous partner agencies.
The team is responsible for minute-to-minute remote operation of the antennas; they oversee the acquisition of signals from satellites on a precise to-the-second pointing schedule, and communicate with individual flight control teams via voice loop to ensure a smooth handover of communication passes from one mission to another.
Augmented network
The ESA-owned and operated core Estrack network is complemented by commercially operated stations provided thru service contracts with organisations such as the Swedish Space Corporation (SSC), Spain's National Institute of Aerospace Technology (INTA) and Kongsberg Satellite Services AS (KSAT, Norway).
These include tracking stations located at South Point, Hawaii (USA), Santiago (Chile), TrollSat, Antarctica, and Svalbard (Norway) and Dongara (Australia).
These stations are used especially during the LEOP phase of a mission immediately following launch, when the flight control team needs continuous communication with their satellite, beyond what can be provided by ESA's own stations.
Estrack technology
The smaller stations communicate using radio frequencies in a mix of S- and X-Bands (2025-2300 MHz, 7145-8500 MHz, respectively), while the three 35-m deep-space stations primarily use X-band.
Data rates vary greatly depending on the mission, direction (uplink or downlink), distance and other factors, but typically range from 256 Kbit/s (kilobits per second) to 8 Mbit/s (megabits per second).
Six Estrack stations are equipped with GPS (global positioning satellite) receivers and are connected to ESA's sophisticated Navigation Facility at ESOC, while the three DSA stations can conduct extremely accurate delta-DOR (delta-Differential One-way Range) spacecraft tracking campaigns, the most precise technique now in use for locating spacecraft in deep space.
Stations can also support radio science, in which signals transmitted from a spacecraft through the atmosphere of another body in the Solar System can be analysed to study the atmosphere's properties.
Santa Maria joined Estrack in January 2008 to track launchers lifting off from ESA's Spaceport in Kourou, initially supporting the ATV launches on Ariane 5. It also tracks Soyuz and Vega launches.
International cooperation
ESA shares Estrack capacity with other space agencies, who in return provide tracking services to ESA missions under a number of resourcing-sharing agreements. These include networks and stations operated by ASI (Italy), CNES (France), DLR (Germany), NASA's Deep Space Network and Goddard Space Flight Centre and JAXA (Japan).
For example, NASA's Deep Space Network stations routinely support Rosetta and Mars Express (as well as other, now-complete missions such as Huygens and Venus Express), while Estrack is supporting Japan's Hayabusa-2 mission to asteroid 1999 JU3 (arriving in 2018). In recent years, Estrack has provided support to missions operated by China and Russia, as well as tracking the descent of NASA rovers to the surface of Mars.
This global cooperation allows all agencies to make use of a wide number of ground stations in geographically advantageous locations, maximising efficiency and enhancing scientific returns for all.
This cooperation is made possible, in part, through ESA's strong support for the development and adoption of internationally recognised technical standards for sharing tracking data.
International regulations and standards
In accordance with ITU radio regulations and agreements between ESA and Estrack host countries, Estrack stations are fully licensed and their operation respects requirements such as minimum elevation angle and maximum power radiated, as well as any site-specific constraints included in these agreements.
Estrack stations are designed in accordance with the European Cooperation for Space Standardisation (ECSS) standards.
ESA technical expertise supports European industry
Estrack station development, maintenance and upgrading are done by ESA at ESOC, in cooperation with European industry.
Recent highlights include ESA support to the industrial development of a made-in-Europe integrated chip that powers a new and highly sensitive amplifier that can operate below –253ºC, some 20º above absolute zero. The upgrade enabled the 35 m-diameter antennas to perform like 40 m-class dishes.
ESA has also supported European industry through the development of new technology – an array of eight small radio-frequency sensors around the rim of an existing dish antenna – that enables the quick acquisition of signals from satellites just after launch.


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Mr Jason Hargrave has continued to work in both the NHS and private sector, training in podiatric surgery after passing his primary membership (Podiatry Association) at The University of Manchester in 1993. Award of Fellowship was gained in 1995, after surgical training at Lewisham University Hospital (Fellowship of The College of Podiatrists (surgery) FCPodS).
After a 3-year period as an Associate Specialist, Mr Hargrave secured a Consultant NHS position at Charing Cross Hospital (Hammersmith & Fulham NHS PCT) in 1998 and had also previously set up the Podiatric Surgery services for Lambeth NHS PCT at St Thomass Hospital in 1996 and later for Sutton & Merton NHS PCT at Sutton Hospital in 2004. After gaining practicing privileges at The Harley Street Clinic in 2002, he has continued to build his private practice with outpatient facilities at 18 Wimpole St.
Dr Hargrave took up a new NHS post in 2006, where he is the Consultant for The Norfolk Foot Surgery Centre (Norwich Community Hospital), providing services for the whole of the county of Norfolk. With a surgical throughput of 700 cases per year, Mr Hargrave is a vastly experience foot specialist, having performed over 6000 foot and ankle procedures. His particular specialist interests and extended training lie in the treatment of hallux valgus and mid and hindfoot reconstruction for complex pathological flatfoot conditions.
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This past week has been very busy for us, as we had Pawlooza (a doggy festival), work and a full day of pickling! It was hectic, but we really did have a lot of fun and it was neat to think that in a way, Little Muppet was there to experience these things with us.… read more »
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By Kate O'Dell, Opinion Editor
Spring break is time away from the obligations of school. For many students, it's a vacation back home. For others it is a great chance to put in extra hours at work and get a good paycheck. Other students use it to get ahead on schoolwork as the semester end draws near. However, at UNO there's a large group of students who spend their break volunteering to help others. This year marked the 10th anniversary of 7 Days of Service.
Last week, more than 1,500 students from UNO and local public schools went to work for 14 different non-profit organizations. Some of the non-profit organizations involved included Habitat for Humanity, Lauritzen Gardens, the Stephen Center and the Salvation Army. Twelve various building and renovation projects in the Omaha and Council Bluffs area were the focus of this spring break.
The week launched on March 17 and ran daily from March 19 to the 24. The days began at 8:30 a.m. when students checked in at the Milo Bail Student Center. Volunteers were then bussed from UNO's campus to the work sites. The day ended at 3 p.m. when they were bussed back to campus. Volunteers could choose which days they worked and had the option of working all seven days or just one, whatever their schedule allowed. The flexibility is convenient for the students who want to be involved but, because of demanding work schedules, etc., can only offer their time on certain days. Students registered to volunteer on the university website.
"Seven Days of Service is a great way to expand your skills while helping out your community," Kathe Oleson Lyons, director of UNO's Office of Community Leadership and Service, said. "Volunteers help nonprofit organizations while learning more about their city."
The program was started in 2003 when seven UNO students decided to spend their spring break repairingthe homes of low-income families. Since then, according to Oleson Lyons, thousands of students have been involved with the program. Oleson Lyons said that the students are of significant importance in keeping the week a successful operation. She said students are "intricately involved" as they directly help in organizing and managing the days. A trend Oleson Lyons is happy to see emerge is the active involvement the students have taken when finding new nonprofit clients to work for. Over the years students have been vying for the interests of new nonprofit organizations. This helps the program stay fresh and relevant and keeps students involved with organizations currently in need in the Omaha area. Professor David Ogden's public relations students help with the program by providing the news releases and media plans.
Even more impressive than sheer numbers is the dedication of these volunteers.
"What I think I walk away from this particular year noting is that there is a growing group of committed volunteers," Oleson Lyons said. "Whether it's rain or shine, they were there this week, with no prompting."


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An Idaho mother who gave her child a marijuana smoothie to help her cope with a medical condition has lost custody of her kid.
Kelsey Osborne's three-year-old daughter, Madyson, has a history of seizures. The girl had been having "particularly bad" ones after taking prescription medication last month, according to KTNV.
Osborne said she gave Madyson a smoothie with a tablespoon of marijuana butter, and the girl's symptoms stopped within an hour.
The mom took her to the doctor after the incident, where she tested positive for marijuana, reported KTLA 5.
"It was my last resort."
The drug is illegal in the state, and Osborne was charged with misdemeanour injury to a child, the network reported. Even in states where marijuana is legal, it's against the law to give it to children.
The mom pleaded not guilty, but lost custod of her children. according to KTVB.
Madyson and her brother, Ryker, have been living with their father.
"It was my last resort," Osborne told KTVB. "I didn't ever think it would come down to this, but it did."
The mom said she's fighting to regain custody of the kids.
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Interception of Colin Kaepernick illustrates his team
Interception of Colin Kaepernick demonstrates his team
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"It were consistent, Bowman told me. Go out there some days and happy. Then some days i must fight through it. That's part of the process and i am aware of it.
It messes with me some time. But just to just go do something is good for the knee,
Watching Bowman lead a uptight huddle in a 11 on 11 drill must serve as some catharsis for a defense that lost a slew of players this offseason, Including his stretch of time partner at inside linebacker, Meat Willis.
Asked if it strange not have Willis as a teammate, Bowman sent a reply: Unusual, But when me and Pat first got brought to Vic(Fangio's) Scam, Every piece was new. That's equally me and Mike are treating this thing, Learning wherever possible and working together. Defensive planner Eric Mangini scheme asks players to a lot more, Bowman said need to have of divulging further details.
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In the future, Bowman will be working as a celebrity waiter as will Kaepernick and other teammates onJune 3 at San Jose Fairmont Hotel. The Steak out fundraising event is for Bowman 4th and Goal Foundation that helpslow income families and at risk children.
THis is cleary a rebuild at this stage but lets remember that we lost willis and smith and gore yet they were older as some are now saying LOL they are superior to any players in the league at that position they play. Bowman will not be 100percent and will struggle to carry this linebacker core all by himself. We are destined to be missing a key player in willis and gore and smith. No one will replace them so how can we be superior, Our CB will not be good and our defensive line will be a mash platoon and irregular. No team in the league meet the expense of to lose a Willis type player or a justin smith who led this team in QB hurries and Knockdowns,Waiting to pick running backs, So much for aging Cowboy LMFAO We may not be a dominant defense with the Mangini appraoch. We won't surprise anyone believe me,Jadeveon Clowney Jersey, Berwilderment, We are not a veteran defense that has played for years together anymore and trying to confuse offenses in the NFL leads to TDs and much them


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Lincoln Memorial University strives to provide abundant opportunity for scholarship to its students. Each year the number of scholarships available has increased and we intend on continuing that trend.
Listed below are scholarships available to LMU-CVM students. The listings are organized by the specific selection criteria of the scholarships. The number of scholarships, amounts awarded and number of recipients may vary from year to year. Included additionally are external scholarship opportunities such as scholarships offered by other professional organizations, states or national scholarship contests.
To apply for scholarships, click here. Applications are due January 31, 2019.
LMU-CVM Veterinary Scholarships
- CVM Student Emergency Fund
- Dr. Edwin Robertson Memorial CVM Scholarship, sponsored by AABP
- Dr. Gary Vroegindewey One Health Annual Scholarship
- Dr. Glen Hoffsis Annual CVM Scholarship
- Dr. Robert Henry Veterinary Anatomy Scholarship
- Equine CVM Scholarship
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- Food Animal CVM Scholarship
- Jason W. and Jennifer T. Johnson Rural Appalachian Region Veterinary Scholarship
- Jim Whitt Annual CVM Scholarship
- Kaitlyn DeVries Memorial CVM Scholarship*
- Kentucky 5th District Gateway Annual Scholarship
- Leabow Family Endowed Scholarship for LMU-CVM
- Lincoln Ambassador Award
- LMU-College of Veterinary Medicine Annual Scholarship
- Nathaniel (San) Heck CVM Memorial Scholarship
- President's Study Abroad Scholarship
- RA and RD Housing Credit
- Research CVM Scholarship
- Roberson-Cannon Annual Memorial Scholarship
- Rowe Family Anatomy Scholarship
- Schadler Family Diversity Scholarship
- Snider Whitaker Endowed Scholarship
- The Arvilla Reproductive Memorial (ARM) Scholarship
- Vidya Research Award
*Kaitlyn DeVries CVM Memorial Scholarship
LMU-CVM Student Government Association and the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association with the support of Dean Johnson and LMU-CVM administration have established the Kaitlyn DeVries CVM Memorial Scholarship to ensure DeVries' legacy lives on at the school. Contributions to the scholarship can be made online at Kaitlyn DeVries Memorial Scholarship Donations or by contacting University Advancement at 423.869.6250
External Scholarships
There are many non-LMU scholarships available throughout the academic year. Information is listed below for your reference and should not be considered complete. We encourage students to investigate their individual State of residence, Veterinary Industry, professional field of interest, and other topics to seek as many scholarships as possible. The deadlines of these specific scholarships vary, so it is up to the student to adhere to the deadline. These are scholarships that are sponsored by outside groups or organizations (the recipients are not chosen by the Scholarships and Awards Committee).
- AAVMC (Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges) information about scholarships, loan forgiveness, and repayment option
- AGDA Jim Morrison Scholarship
- Ambus ABA Bus & Tour Operator Scholarship
- American Veterinary Medical History Society Scholarships
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Sawyers Symphony No. 3. Songs of Loss and Regret. Fanfare
Kenneth Woods, conductor
April Fredrick, soprano
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Philip Sawyers's Third Symphony is a major new work from a distinctive voice in British music. Sawyers was formerly a violinist in the Royal Opera Orchestra, but has been a full-time composer since 1997. His music has been championed by the Nimbus label, and by Kenneth Woods and the English Symphony Orchestra; orchestra and conductor have previously recorded the Second Symphony for the same label (with the First also available, performed by David Lockington and the Grand Rapids Symphony). Sawyers is currently John McCabe Composer in Association with the English Symphony, so expect further collaborations.
The Third Symphony was an English Symphony Orchestra commission, and Kenneth Woods encouraged Sawyers to expand his orchestral palette, from the Mozart-sized orchestra of the Second Symphony, to a larger ensemble. Sawyers has risen to the challenge, producing a 40-minute work on an impressively grand scale, with the large brass and woodwind sections well-integrated into the music's conception. Sawyers is clearly a product of the 20th-century English symphonic tradition, with Robert Simpson and Havergal Brian obvious predecessors. Like Simpson, Sawyers combines elements of Bruckner, Sibelius and Nielsen—the Sibelius most apparent in the recourse to weighty bass pedals, the Nielsen in the sprightly third-movement Intermezzo. But Sawyers also leans towards Mahler, particularly in his Adagio second movement, which opens with what almost sounds like a quote from the Ninth Symphony, a swooping upward octave in the violins, though it soon goes its own way. Technically, the music is a mix of post-Romantic harmony and serial technique. The first movement opens with a 12-tone theme, which is rigorously developed, although elsewhere shorter motifs are subject to similar manipulations, and within a broadly tonal context, so more Brahms than Schoenberg. The upbeat finale owes more than a little to Walton's First, not least the plaintive trumpet solo mid-way, and also the affirmative closing gestures. But all these influences are well-integrated into a work of impressive symphonic unity and drama.
I was at the premiere of the symphony, by the same forces at St. John's Smith Square in February 2017, a well-attended and well-received performance. It was billed as the first in a series entitled The 21st Century Symphony Project. The project is headed by Kenneth Woods, who plans to commission and perform nine new symphonies over the coming years, and already has David Matthew's Ninth penciled in for the spring of 2018. Given the conductor's zeal, a commercial recording of that is a fair bet.
This recording is not of the premiere, it was made in the studio (Wyastone) shortly before—yet another indicator of the care with which Woods prepares his projects. The performance is good, with Woods finding all the drama in the music, but without laboring the sometimes terse tuttis. The English Symphony Orchestra could do with a few more desks of strings—though it is a financial miracle that the recording happened at all, so that's a minor grumble. The lower brass and timpani sound a little recessed, which I'm inclined to blame on the recording, as they sounded fine live. Otherwise, this recording does the new symphony proud.
The program continues with a song cycle, Songs of Loss and Regret, and a Fanfare, both of which were also performed at SJSS, the Fanfare written specially for the event. Both are in a more openly diatonic style, the song cycle pastoral, perhaps, although its bleak string textures again tending toward Nordic models. The big draw here is April Fredrick, a young and versatile soprano who has worked extensively with Woods and the English Symphony (she sings the title role in their recording of John Joubert's Jane Eyre, Somm 263-2, another very impressive premiere on disc). Sawyers makes emphatic use of his texts, poems from Housman, Tennyson, and others, and Fredrick clearly intones every line, her distinctively English tone and accent proving ideal.
The Fanfare is an occasional piece, which worked well at the premiere, where the brass choirs where positioned antiphonally on transept balconies. It is little more than filler here, but a welcome filler nonetheless.
All round, then, an excellent introduction for Philip Sawyers's new symphony, and for Kenneth Woods's commissioning project. The mind boggles at the financial challenges such undertakings must face, but the English Symphonic Tradition seems to have many passionate advocates, not least the record label, conductor, and orchestra presented here. Its future looks bright.
This review appears in Fanfare magazine issue 41:3.
This review appears in Fanfare magazine issue 41:3.


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Under 250: Country Strong
I don't know why I watched
Country Strong
. The weather must be getting to me, is all I can say. I suppose that apart from my latent masochism I must have been hoping that something redeeming (in that
sense) could come from just another tale of those country blues, but that sounds horribly unlike me. Needless to say: I put
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on, threw up a little bit in my mouth, and let it ride itself out as I read a book and moved around the room suddenly looking for things to do. Amazingly: I didn't miss a damn thing. It feels as though there are a million of these down and out redemption fables centered around country music, and where I could deal with
Crazy Heart
in some respects as character driven (but still silly mediocre, I maintain this),
Country Strong
is about as shallow and derivative as they come. The problem here, as I see it, is that the characters are archetypes instead of real people. Their dramatic motivation seems crafted from artifice and never truly genuine. Kelly Cantor (Gwyneth Paltrow) is a superficial tragic hero awash with petty, poorly acted, superficial substance abuse issues and marital drama. She's a weak, fairly unlikable character the film wants us to back wholeheartedly and cheer on. It pitches low balls, giving us mopey Kelly Make A Wish moments or a lucid bit of friendly advice to her adversary (Leighton Meester) to prove she's human while never actually delivering on her lowest lows. All of the drama is sort of in the past, what's left is an on-stage, lame emotional breakdown, a tame drunk moment dancing on a bar and a bit of puking in a trash can. Ah yes, the horror. We're truly touching bottom in the most tabloid friendly way imaginable. Kelly is a sad character, but she's written and played without any gravitas. She's an easily dismissable magazine headline. We don't see the strength or commitment to her art that could make her downward spiral truly worth watching. What we see instead is a decidedly weak woman who's happiest staring into the eye's of baby
and kicking her feet around on an unmade bed. We're told Kelly was once "tough as nails" but we see nothing but a frustratingly resigned trembling wad of goop. Really, she's exhausting in a way that's not compelling. So, where
Country Strong
wishes it were
Crazy Heart, Walk the Line,
Coal Miner's Daughter,
it's instead a musically-inclined Lifetime movie. From beginning to end, it's a Texas-sized cycle of cliches, southern accents, attempts to play to your sympathies, and nothing new. If you watch it and make it to those final scenes, you'll know what I mean. For those with no intention of doing so (spoiler alert) let's say there were two roads: redemption and sudden death. This movie takes the one that's the most nonsensical and plays it for shock value. It's trite, bland, boring, and just not for me. Maybe if you're a fan of the music, you can find a little bit more to love. I couldn't, and admittedly found myself fast forwarding through the numbers after about thirty seconds of each one. I just don't believe Gwyneth Paltrow as a country queen. Leighton Meester and Garrett Hedlund made it work, but Paltrow? Um...what did I miss?
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In a nutshell: There have been few recalls since the Peanut Corporation of America peanut recall. Here is one limited to the Heartland.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — March 3, 2009 — SunSprout Enterprises, Inc., Omaha, Nebraska, is initiating a voluntary recall of Alfalfa Sprouts, Onion Sprouts, and Gourmet Sprouts based on communications it has had with Nebraska State officials regarding several cases of Salmonella St. Paul reported in Nebraska and Iowa.
Salmonella is an organism which can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immune systems. Health persons infected with Salmonella often experience fever, diarrhea (which may be bloody), nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. In rare circumstances, infection with Salmonella can result in the organism getting into the bloodstream and producing more severe illnesses, such as arterial infections (i.e. infected aneurysms), endocarditis and arthritis.
The sprouts were distributed to food distributors located in Iowa and Nebraska who further sell the product to restaurants and retail stores. Distribution was also made directly to one retail store in Nebraska.
The sprouts are sold refrigerated under the SunSprouts label in 4-oz. clear plastic clamshell containers that have the following "Best If Sold By" dates in the upper right-hand corner on each container, which may be expressed in two different styles: 30209 or MAR 02 2009, 30409 or MAR 04 2009, 30709 or MAR 07 2009, 30909 or MAR 09 2009, 31109 or MAR 11 2009, and 31409 or MAR 14 2009. The lot numbers, which are printed only on the shipping case, include: 3102, 3202, 3302, 4102, 4202, and 4302.
The bar code for the retail packages of Alfalfa Sprouts is 815098001088; the bar code for the Onion Sprouts is 815098002054; and the bar code for the Gourmet Sprouts is 817180000153. The Alfalfa Sprouts are also packaged in bulk 2.5-lb. and 5-lb. cases for use in restaurants. The Onion Sprouts and Gourmet Sprouts are not packaged in bulk form.
Although neither CW Sprouts nor the Nebraska state officials have any product laboratory test data linking the sprouts to the illnesses or to the microorganism, the recall is being conducted as a precautionary measure. State officials continue to review all available data and information to determine whether sprouts are reliably implicated in the recent reported cases of Salmonella St. Paul.
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Dalli loses unfair dismissal appeal in EU court
Former commissioner's unfair dismissal claim confirmed by European Court of Justice to have been inadmissible
The European Court of Justice confirmed the inadmissibility an unfair dismissal claim by former Commissioner John Dalli in relation to his resignation allegedly requested by ex-President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso.
The unfair dismissal claim stemmed from the 16 October, 2012 meeting between Barroso, and Dalli, the Maltese Commissioner responsible for the health and consumer protection portfolio.
The Commission had received an OLAF (European Anti-Fraud Office) report concluding that Dalli had participated in several unofficial and confidential meetings with representatives of the tobacco industry, which were conducted without the knowledge or involvement of the competent Commission services.
The investigation, later revealed to have relied on circumstantial evidence, was related to an alleged €60 million bribe solicited by a canvasser of John Dalli from Swedish firm Swedish Match, in return to lift an EU ban on the retail of snus tobacco.
According to OLAF, the image and reputation of the Commission had been put at risk, and Dalli's behaviour was seen as a breach of his duty to behave in keeping with the dignity and the duties of his office.
But Dalli claimed that Barroso terminated his term of office or, at the very least, required his resignation by relying on the provision of the Treaty on European Union, which provides that 'a member of the Commission shall resign if the President so requests'.
The Commission disputed those allegations and contended that Dalli resigned voluntarily.
In May 2015, the General Court rejected Dalli's action seeking the annulment of that alleged oral decision as inadmissible. It held that Dalli had voluntarily resigned, no formal request for his resignation having been made by President Barroso.
Dalli appealed before the Court of Justice, which today found that the General Court did not commit an error in concluding that no formal request for the appellant's resignation had been made by Barroso.
According to the General Court's findings, Barroso merely put two options to Mr Dalli, namely, voluntary resignation or resignation formally requested by the President of the Commission.
Like the General Court, the Court considered that the mere mention made by Barroso of the possibility of using a power entrusted to him as President of the Commission cannot be equated with the actual use of that power. The General Court concluded from its factual findings that Dalli had voluntarily resigned a purely factual assessment that may not be reviewed by the Court of Justice in an appeal.


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The latest installment of ABC's The Bachelorette was one of its lowest-rated regular episodes this summer.
Bachelorette (7.9 million total viewers, 2.4) slipped 8 percent, while lead-out Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition (5.8 million, 2.0) also sank 9 percent. The two reality series powered ABC for the Monday ratings win in viewers (7.2 million) and the demo (2.2).
Fox's MasterChef (4.9 million, 2.0), however, rose 11 percent compared to last week in its new 9 p.m. time slot.
Though finals will come in later, NBC's Stanley Cup Finals is likely to be down from last year's comparable Game 6.
Ratings Bottom Line: The latest installment of ABC's Bachelorette tops Monday.
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18-49 demo winner: The Bachelorette (ABC), 2.3
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A Texas Non-Profit Corporation
The principal place of business of the corporation shall be in Austin, Travis, County, Texas. Meetings may be held anywhere in the State of Texas as may be expedient to the business of the corporation. The corporation may have such other offices in Texas or elsewhere as the Board of Directors may determine.
SECTION 1: Admission to Membership
Membership in this corporation shall be limited to public safety employee organizations in Texas.
An applicant will be admitted to membership in the corporation only on submitting an application for membership. Applications for membership will be in a form prescribed by the Board of Directors. A unanimous vote of the Board of Directors will be required for admission to membership.
SECTION 2: Termination of Membership
The Board of Directors, by a 2/3 affirmative vote of the Board, may terminate the membership of any member organization or any board member.
SECTION 3: Dues, Fees, and Assessments
Dues, fee, and assessments, if any, shall be established by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Directors.
SECTION 4: Council of Governors
Any organization admitted to membership in TLEC shall appoint one (1) person to serve on the Council of Governors. The Council of Governors shall have the authority to cause TLEC to support or oppose a bill or candidate for office. The Council of Governors shall be chaired by the Chairman of TLEC, or in his absence by the succeeding vice chairman, or if none are present, by a person designated by the Chairman.
A unanimous vote of the Council of Governors is required any time that TLEC opposes or supports a bill or candidate. A member of the Council of Governors for TLEC and their respective member organizations shall not oppose a bill or candidate that is supported by TLEC and shall not advocate in favor of a bill or candidate that is opposed by TLEC.
SECTION 1: Officers and Directors
The officers of the Corporation shall be a Chairman, two Vice Chairmen, a Secretary, and a Treasurer. The Chairman shall be the then current President of TMPA or his designee. The Vice Chairmen shall be the then current Presidents of Houston Police Officers' Union and Dallas Police Association or their designee. The designee may be selected from any organization that is a member in TLEC subject to unanimous approval of the board of directors. The Secretary and Treasurer are to be selected from TMPA's Board of Directors by a majority vote of the Chairman and two Vice Chairmen.
SECTION 2: Powers and Duties of the Board
The Board shall be the governing body of the corporation and shall conduct, manage, govern, execute, and administer all of the affairs of the corporation. The Board shall be responsible to control, manage, and supervise all funds and property of the corporation. The Board shall cause to be kept a complete record of all meetings and acts, supervise all officers and members of the corporation, and provide information to the members on all matters of importance pertaining to the corporation.
SECTION 3: Terms of Office
The Directors who are the Chairman and two Vice Chairmen shall remain in place until replaced by their respective member organizations. The Secretary and Treasurer shall remain in place until there is a change in the President of TMPA or a vacancy occurs in the position. A new Secretary and Treasurer shall then be selected by the method outlined in the certificate of formation and bylaws.
SECTION 4: Compensation of Officers
All officers, directors and members of committees or subcommittees shall serve without pay.
SECTION 5: Duties of the Chairman
The Chairman (or, in the Chairman's absence, inability, or refusal to act, one of the Vice Chairmen) shall preside at all meetings and appoint committees. He shall have, subject to approval of the Board, the responsibility to manage, supervise, and direct the affairs of the corporation. The Chairman may sign, with the Secretary or any other proper officer of the corporation authorized by the Board of Directors, any deeds, mortgages, bonds, contracts or other instruments that the Board of Directors has authorized to be executed, except in cases where signing and execution has been expressly delegated by the Board of Directors, or by these bylaws or statute to some other officer or agent of the corporation. In general, the Chairman will perform all duties incident to the office of Chairman and such other duties as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors from time to time.
SECTION 6: Duties of the Secretary
The Secretary shall keep a record of all proceedings of the Board and of all general and special meetings. The Secretary shall keep a record of the membership of the corporation and every other record made under or required by these Bylaws. The Secretary shall receive and maintain all correspondence and other papers. The Secretary shall serve, issue, and publish all notices required to be given or as directed by the Chairman. The Secretary shall prepare all ballots at the direction of the Board. The Secretary shall perform all duties incident to the office of secretary and such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the Chairman or by the Board of Directors. In the event of the Secretary's absence, inability, or refusal to perform the duties of the office, the Chairman may appoint any director to perform such duties.
SECTION 7: Duties of the Treasurer
The Treasurer shall receive all funds and manage all accounts of the corporation. The Treasurer shall deposit all funds in the name of the corporation in such banks, trust companies, or other depositories as may be selected by the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall pay all legitimate bills and disburse funds as directed by the Board. The Treasurer shall make a written report of the state of the treasury at each regular meeting. In general, the Treasurer shall perform all duties incident to the office of treasurer and such other duties as from time to time may be assigned by the Chairman or by the Board of Directors. In the event of the Treasurer's absence, inability, or refusal to perform the duties of the office, the Chairman may appoint any director to perform such duties.
SECTION 8: Recall of Secretary and Treasurer
The Secretary or Treasurer may be removed from their positions by a majority vote of the Chairman and two Vice Chairmen.
SECTION 9: Regular Meetings
The Board of Directors may provide by resolution the time and place for holding regular meetings of the Board or the Council of Governors without other notice than such resolution. Regular meetings of the Board shall be held at least semi-annually.
SECTION 10: Special Meetings
Special meetings of the Board of Directors or Council of Governors may be called by or at the request of the Chairperson or any two members. The person or persons authorized to call special meetings may fix any reasonable place as the place for holding any special meeting called by them.
SECTION 11: Notice
Notice of any special meeting of the Board of Directors or Council of Governors must be given at least three (3) days prior to such meeting by written notice delivered personally, or sent by mail, email, or facsimile to each member. The attendance of a director or member at any meeting will constitute a waiver of notice of such meeting, except where a director or member attends a meeting for the express purpose of objecting to the transaction of any business because the meeting has not been called or convened as required by these bylaws or is contrary to law. The business to be transacted at the meeting need not be specified in the notice of such meeting, unless specifically required by law or by these bylaws.
SECTION 12: Quorum
Two-thirds of the Board of Directors will constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at any meeting of the Board. A quorum may be obtained, and meetings may be held, through a regular meeting, conference call, via electronic means including email, or a combination thereof, providing that a record of that business is reflected in the minutes of the next regular Board meeting.
SECTION 13: Manner of Acting and Proxies
The act of 2/3 of the Board of Directors will be the act of the Board of Directors, unless the act of a greater number is required by law or by these bylaws. A meeting may be held in person, conference call, by any electronic means including email, or a combination thereof.
A director or member of the Council of Governors may vote by proxy. All proxies must be in writing, must bear the signature of the director or member giving the proxy, and must bear the date on which the proxy was executed by the director. No proxy is valid after three (3) months from the date of its execution.
SECTION 1: Contracts
The Board of Directors may authorize any director or directors, officer or officers, agent or agents of the corporation, in addition to the officers so authorized by these bylaws, to enter into any contract or to execute and deliver any instrument in the name of and on behalf of the corporation, and such authority may be general or confined to specific instances.
SECTION 2: Checks, Drafts, or Orders for Payment
All expenditures must be approved by a 2/3 vote of the Board of Directors. All checks, drafts, or orders for the payment of money, notes, or other evidences of indebtedness issued in the name of the corporation will be signed by two (2) officers of the corporation in such manner as from time to time may be determined by resolution of the Board of Directors. In the absence of such determination by the Board of Directors, such instruments must be signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by any one (1) officer of the corporation.
SECTION 3: Deposits
All funds of the corporation must be deposited from time to time to the credit of the corporation in such banks, trust companies, or other depositaries as the Board of Directors may select.
SECTION 1: Books and Records
The corporation will keep correct and complete books and records of account and will also keep minutes of the proceedings of its members, Board of Directors, and committees having any of the authority of the Board of Directors, and will keep a record giving the names and addresses of the members entitled to vote. All books and records of the corporation may be inspected by any member, or his or her agent or attorney, for any proper purpose at any reasonable time.
SECTION 2: Fiscal Year
The fiscal year of the corporation will begin on the first day of January and end on the last day of December of each year.
SECTION 3: Waiver of Notice
Whenever any notice must be given under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act or under the certificate of formation or bylaws of this corporation, a waiver of such notice, in writing signed by the person or persons entitled to such notice, whether before or after the time stated therein, will be deemed equivalent to the giving of such notice.
SECTION 4: Conduct of Meetings
"Roberts Rules of Order" shall govern the conduct of all meetings except as otherwise provided in these Bylaws or the Certificate of Formation.
SECTION 1: Power to Amend Bylaws
The bylaws of this corporation may be amended, repealed, or added to, or new bylaws may be adopted by the vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the directors of the corporation. The vote shall be by written ballot provided to the directors. These bylaws may not be amended more than twice in any one fiscal year. Any amendment or repeal of a bylaw, or additional or new bylaws will be filed with the Texas Secretary of State as required by law. If these bylaws are to be amended, notice of the proposed language for the amendment must be provided to the directors thirty (30) days prior to the meeting during which a vote is taken. Unless otherwise specified, amendments to these bylaws shall be in full force and effect immediately upon adoption.
These bylaws shall be in full force and effect immediately upon adoption.


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Topps Clearly Authentic Baseball is back by popular demand this season. This year we will be combining clear, acetate card technology with on-card autographs from the hottest rookies and superstar sensations in Major League Baseball.
Clearly Authentic will incorporate the base card design from 2018 Topps Baseball, as well as some of the most iconic Topps Baseball cards and designs of all time, into a product offering that delivers 1 autograph per box. All cards will be encased with autographs signed directly on card.
On average, every box guarantees 1 Clearly Authentic Autograph Card, and every case guarantees 2 of the following: Clearly Authentic Reprint Autograph, Clearly Authentic 1993 Finest Stars Autograph, and/or a Clearly Legendary Autograph.
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There are three reasons I liked my summer at Durango Mountain Camp. First, I liked doing mountain biking and river rafting at DMC. Second, I liked doing mail call wall, language tutoring, and study hall. Third, I liked having really good friends, and I loved the awesome tutors that helped me. I had a lot of fun, and I hope you had a brilliant summer too.
By Cruz
By Cruz
The very best parts of my awesome summer were at Durango Mountain Camp. I made eight friends and had lots of fun. We went on the river trail with mountain bikes, and we rode carefully on the BMX track. The whole camp went rafting two days before the tutoring started. I like rafting so much that I went with my family the next weekend. I had an amazing summer at DMC.
By Julio
These are the best parts of my awesome summer. First, I went you to Durango Mountain Camp, and I went boogie boarding behind a speedboat. Second, I spent time with my caring family, and I had a blast with my funny friends. Third, I went fishing with my family at a big lake in Los Alamos. I hope you had a tremendous summer too.
By Adam
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For many, the "family vacation" is easier said than done. With fights about what to see, what to do, where to eat and where to stay, even the closest-knit family can fall apart on a trip. With the right destination, however, age gaps diminish and fun increases.
Washington, D.C.
Explore dinosaur bones at the National Museum of Natural History, or high-tech bugs at the International Spy Museum. The nation's capital is full of things to do for tots, teens and parents alike. As a bonus, these things are often free. You won't pay a penny to see all 16 Smithsonian museums or the National Zoo. Expect schoolkid-packed field trips and fellow families to crowd your space, however. Visit in late fall or winter for a bit more privacy. National Museum of Natural History 10th Street and Constitution Avenue NW Washington, DC 20560 202-633-1000 mnh.si.edu International Spy Museum 800 F St. NW Washington, DC 20004 202-393-7798 spymuseum.org National Zoo 3001 Connecticut Ave. NW Washington, DC 20008 202-633-4800 nationalzoo.si.edu
San Antonio, Texas
Everyone in your crew can find something to like in San Antonio. Shopaholics can cruise the River Walk, history buffs can pretend they are Davy Crockett at the Alamo, and the kids can play away at the San Antonio Zoo and SeaWorld. For food, take your pick of the best Tex-Mex restaurants around, knowing you'll always have kid-pleasing American fare--like that found at the Buckhorn Saloon--to fall back on. The Alamo 300 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, TX 78205 210-225-1391 thealamo.org San Antonio Zoo 3903 N St Marys St. San Antonio, Texas 78212 http://www.sazoo-aq.org/ SeaWorld San Antonio 10500 SeaWorld Drive San Antonio, TX 78251 http://www.seaworld.com/sanantonio/
Williamsburg, Virginia
With the water park, theme park and historical sites of Williamsburg, your family will have trouble fitting everything into one vacation, a welcome problem. After all, this small town in Virginia packs a lot of punch: Busch Gardens, in addition to its wealth of rides, also features mini European villages and animal encounters; Water Country USA keeps visitors cool in the summer; and Colonial Williamsburg, with its 18th-century buildings, re-enactments and exhibitions, entertains while it educates, sending everyone home with a bit more knowledge about America's early days. Busch Gardens 1 Busch Gardens Blvd. Williamsburg, VA 23187 800-343-7946 buschgardens.com/Bgw/ Water Country USA 176 Water Country Parkway Williamsburg, VA 23185 800-343-7946 watercountryusa.com Colonial Williamsburg 101 Visitor Center Drive Williamsburg, VA 23185 757-229-1000 history.org
Orlando, Florida
It's hard for a family to ignore Orlando, with theme parks like Disney World, Universal Studios and SeaWorld beckoning travelers from every corner of the globe. Fine dining in Downtown Disney, Major League Baseball spring training at Disney's Wide World of Sports and luxurious resorts are just a few examples of why Orlando is an alluring destination for adults, too. Universal Studios 6000 Universal Blvd. Orlando, FL 32819 407-363-8000 universalorlando.com SeaWorld Orlando 7007 SeaWorld Drive Orlando, FL 32821 888-800-5447 seaworld.com/orlando/ Grand Floridian Spa 4401 Floridian Way Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 407-824-3000 disneyworld.com
Copper Mountain, Colorado
Away.com chose Copper Mountain as one of its top 10 family ski resorts. Featuring equal runs for beginner, intermediate and expert skiers, as well as a top-notch ski school, Copper Mountain keeps novices and experts on opposite sides of the resort, a good thing for beginners who are trying to get their ski legs, according to Away.com. Copper Mountain 209 10 Mile Circle Copper Mountain, CO 80443 866-841-2481 coppercolorado.com
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- Sunsets and roller coasters image by Joseph Salonis from Fotolia.com


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ICare Missions is a faith based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) ministry arm that focuses on meeting the needs of orphans, the needy and the deprived living in the city, towns, villages and rural urbans of our world.
The vision of this arm of the ministry is to support members and non-members who fall within the scope of the missions' definition of "less privileged" through various support windows.
Our mission is to fulfil the care and love
mission of Christ.
- Identify situations and create systems of support through our support windows.
- Encourage members and non-members of the ministry to be compassionate and share their treasures with others.
- To give hope to the hopeless and highlight the essence of love among people of different social and economic backgrounds
- To fulfil our religious act of worship.
- To train and equip our volunteers for impact.


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In 2016, G.fast looked very promising.
Thousands worked at developing and deploying.
It wasn't enough.
Most carriers are investing
in fiber or 5G instead.
Dark Blue: Firm commitments from incumbent: BT (10M), Belgacom, Australian NBN, Swisscom, Austria, Bezeq Israel, Chunghwa Taiwan, Telus Canada, Telekom South Africa, SK Korea, (U.S.) AT&T, Century, Frontier, Windstream, Belgium, Omantel
Mid Blue: Smaller carriers in Germany, Norway, Finland, Japan
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John Cioffi theorizes that 1 Terabit/s over 100m is possible. Several world-class engineers have confirmed the theory appears correct. The same higher-order waveguide modes could deliver 10 Gbps at 500 meters, which is exciting some of the most important companies in the industry. It could drastically reduce the cost of backhauling 5G small cells in the required millions of locations.
Some are using the name Surface Wave over Copper (SWoC) instead of TDSL as the system moves closer to test. Building a test system and proving the real challenges can be met will be expensive. The frequencies involved are at 50 GHz and higher, 200 times higher than the new 212 MHz G.fast.
The signal would not run over copper wires and the performance is far beyond the Shannon Law limit of the copper. Instead, transmission is in the gaps (presumably air, but could also be at times plastic sheathing) between and around the wires. The wires act as guides rather than carrying the current directly like they do in conventional DSLs
Everyone needs tests results before we are convinced, myself included. But Cioffi, a friend, has at least twice delivered results "everyone thought impossible." 20-some years ago, the best in the business thought 1.5 megabits was the practical limit using 1 MHz of spectrum for ADSL. John theorized that 6 megabits was possible. No one believed enough to support him, so he raised the money and built the first DMT modem. Hundreds of millions are in homes today. A decade later, vectoring was also dismissed. It is now a mass market product and at the heart of G.fast.
Some of the largest companies in the industry are ready to back the development and John is confident real products are only a few years away.
John is presenting at the Broadband Access Summit in Berlin on Oct 24. See you there.
|The DSL roadmap from G.fast to Terabit-fast
|Use of higher-order waveguide modes are explored for increasing the speeds of twisted-pair data rates to levels as high as 1 Terabit/s over 100m. A path to significantly improve DSL speed/range is reviewed in terms of significantly advance beyond the lengths for G.fast and G.mgfast through these modes use. 1 Gbps symmetric speeds at the low end at ranges of 600-700 meters and 10 Gbps at 500 meters are reviewed as intermediate steps to the eventual Terabit DSL. The steps and complexities of advancing to these capabilities are suggested and reviewed.


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Trinity River COMMON VISION Program
Local governments along the Trinity River launched a regional initiative that has stimulated excitement and galvanized support for a new Trinity River COMMON VISION. It is composed of these elements:
Background Information | Introduction | Committee
Corridor Development Certificate (CDC) Program
North Central Texas Flood Report (May-June 2015)
2015 North Texas flood photo & video collection
Trinity Common Vision Brochures:
NCTCOG - OneRain Contrail Flood Warning Software Demonstration Webinar
Two Part Event: Statewide Flood Plan and Regional Flood Warning Software Presentation
Previous Floodplain Management Seminars
16-County Watershed Management Initiative
Feasibility Studies and Regional Project Management Plans
Other Related Programs
Mapping Needs Assessment, TWDB Pilot Project
Cooperating Technical Partners Program
Floodplain Administrators/CRS Users Group Meetings:
Registration for these meetings held at NCTCOG is now hosted via the TFMA website.
Video Productions
Trinity Information Resources