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- Court of appeals rules that HOA lien is not spurious, despite claim that annexation was invalid
- Witt named to 2018 Super Lawyers
- CTLA publishes Witt's article on statute of repose
- Colorado's new construction defect law takes effect in September: What you need to know.
- Colorado Supreme Court rules that developers can retain perpetual control over HOA covenants
- Colorado adopts Twombly-Iqbal "plausibility" standard 47 views
- Colorado finally corrects thirty-year old flaw in construction defect statute of repose 9 views
- CTLA publishes Witt's article on statute of repose 6 views
- Colorado Supreme Court rules that developers can retain perpetual control over HOA covenants 6 views
- Court of Appeals issues notable construction law opinions 5 views
Witt named to 2018 Super Lawyers
The Witt Law Firm is proud to announce that Super Lawyers has recognized lawyer Jesse Howard Witt as the Top Rated Construction Litigation Attorney in Boulder Colorado.
Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Super Lawyers selects attorneys using a patented multiphase selection process. Peer nominations and evaluations are combined with independent research. Each candidate is evaluated on twelve indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. Selections are made on an annual, state-by-state basis. The objective is to create a credible, comprehensive and diverse listing of outstanding attorneys that can be used as a resource for attorneys and consumers searching for legal counsel. Since Super Lawyers is intended to be used as an aid in selecting a lawyer, it limits the lawyer ratings to those who can be hired and retained by the public. This is the sixth time that Super Lawyers has recognized Mr. Witt.
CTLA publishes Witt's article on statute of repose
The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association published a new article from Jesse Witt this week. The article discusses the history of Colorado's statute of repose for construction defect claims and analyzes a recent decision that corrects a flaw in the statute that has nettled litigators since 1986. Click here to read the full text.
The article expands on comments that first appeared in this blog.
Colorado's new construction defect law takes effect in September: What you need to know.
Colorado's new construction defect law officially takes effect this month. Although HB 17-1279 was passed in May, the statutory text provides that it only applies "with respect to events and circumstances occurring on or after September 1, 2017." With that date now upon us, practitioners should be mindful of the law's new requirements.
The law applies to any lawsuit wherein a homeowner association files a construction defect action on behalf of two or more of its members. "Construction defect action" is defined broadly to include any claims against construction professionals relating to deficiencies in design or construction of real property. Before an association may commence such an action, its board must follow several steps.
First, the board must schedule a meeting of all homeowners and notify the affected construction professionals of the time and place.
Second, after waiting at least five days, the board must deliver notice of the meeting and the potential construction defect action to all homeowners at their last known addresses. This notice must also go to the construction professionals. The notice must include a description of the alleged construction defects with reasonable specificity, the relief sought, a good-faith estimate of the benefits and risks involved, and a list of mandatory disclosures concerning assessments, attorney fees, and the marketability of units affected by construction defects.
Third, the board must conduct the actual meeting of the homeowners. The construction professionals named must be allowed to attend and address the unit owners during the meeting. The construction professionals may make an offer of repairs to the homeowners at that time, but they are not obligated to do so. The meeting must occur between ten and fifteen days after the mailing of the second notice, or else the subsequent vote will be void. There is some ambiguity in the statute, and boards may therefore wish to schedule this meeting exactly ten days after mailing to avoid future challenge.
Fourth, the board must tally the votes of all homeowners on whether to proceed with the construction defect action. The vote can occur by any written means but must occur within ninety days of the mailing of the notice, and this time period may not be extended. Subject to certain exceptions, the association may only proceed with the construction defect action if a majority of voting homeowners approve the construction defect action. Some homeowners are excluded from this vote: The Association need not count votes from the developer or its affiliates, banks that own homes, owners deemed to be nonresponsive, or owners of homes of a type in which no defect is alleged in communities where common expenses are not shared.
The law contains a number of nuances and technical requirements not discussed in this summary, and associations considering a potential construction defect action should contact a qualified attorney to ensure compliance with its provisions. Some associations may also have to follow other requirements contained in their covenants or in local ordinances, to the extent such terms are not preempted by state statutes.
HB 17-1279 does not obviate the existing requirement that an association serve a construction professional with a notice of claim and consider an offer of repairs prior to commencing a lawsuit or arbitration. The new law contemplates that the notice of claim would be sent first, and that the meeting and vote would occur if the construction professional's response to the notice of claim was inadequate. The statutes of limitation and repose remain tolled during both the notice of claim period and the subsequent voting period.
The new law was enacted to address builders' perceived fear that HOA boards were filing construction defect lawsuits without notifying their members. Opponents of the bill noted that the first Construction Defect Action Reform Act had already established mandatory notice requirements back in 2001, but builders claimed that these requirements did not go far enough. Stakeholders on both sides of the debate agreed to support HB 17-1279 as a compromise in 2017 in hopes of spurring more condominium construction without sacrificing consumer protections.
Attorney Jesse Witt was active in negotiations over the content of HB 17-1279 at the state capitol, and The Witt Law Firm is available to assist board members and others with questions about the new requirements of HB 17-1279. The firm also maintains strategic partnerships with specialists in homeowner association elections and voting requirements, and it has construction experts available to evaluate potential claims. Please visit www.witt.law for more information.
Colorado Supreme Court rules that developers can retain perpetual control over HOA covenants
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled today that developers can retain control over community covenants in perpetuity by recording a covenant that requires declarant consent to any amendments. Although the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) states that such controls should be void, the court nevertheless ruled that a declarant may veto amendments that alter the dispute resolution procedures for construction defect actions at any time.
The case of Vallagio at Inverness Residential Condominium Ass'n v. Metropolitan Homes, Inc., __ P.3d __, 15CO508, arose when the community's members discovered widespread construction defects. When the declarant developed the project, it had recorded a declaration of covenants that purported to waive the homeowners' right to a jury trial and instead require that any construction defect disputes be resolved by a private arbitration panel. The declaration also prohibited the homeowners from recovering attorney fees and costs, and it limited the declarant's liability for damages. Consistent with CCIOA, the declaration allowed the homeowners to amend their covenants by a 67% vote, but it recited that the declarant could veto any such amendment prior to the sale of the last unit to a homeowner. The covenants further stated that the declarant must consent to any amendment that altered the construction defect restrictions.
When the developer refused to make acceptable repairs to the defects, the Vallagio homeowners voted to amend their covenants to eliminate the restrictions and liability limitations. Their vote occurred after the sale of the last unit and passed with a 67% majority, but the declarant did not provide its consent. Shortly thereafter, the association filed suit to recover the cost of repairing the defective work and damages for violating the Colorado Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), and it demanded a jury trial. The association named the declarant as a defendant along with the community's general contractor and two former board members.
The defendants moved to compel arbitration and argued that the homeowners' vote was ineffective without the declarant's consent. They further argued that arbitration clauses in homeowners' individual purchase agreements bound the association. In response, the association asserted that the homeowners' vote was valid, that the requirement of declarant consent was void under CCIOA's provisions for amending covenants, that only the declarant (not the other defendants) had standing to enforce the arbitration covenants, that the homeowners' individual purchase contracts did not bind the association, and that CCPA claims were not arbitrable. The district court agreed with the association and denied the defendants' motion.
The defendants appealed, and a division of the Colorado Court of Appeals reversed. The division concluded that, although CCIOA prohibits a declarant from recording covenants that require more than a two-thirds majority vote to amend a declaration, CCIOA did not invalidate a covenant that required a declarant's consent to such an amendment. The court rejected the defendants' argument that the purchase contracts bound the association, but it held that CCPA claims could be subject to arbitration on remand. The division remanded the case for determination of whether the other defendants had standing to enforce the arbitration covenant, or whether this term only protected the declarant itself from suit.
After granting certiorari review, the supreme court affirmed the court of appeals. The court held that the provisions of CCIOA that invalidate higher voting percentages for declaration amendments did not preclude declarants from adding a separate requirement that they consent to amendments that passed with the required 67% majority. The court found support for its decision in other sections of CCIOA that require declarant consent, apparently choosing to ignore the statutory language that creates express exceptions for those situations.
The court also rejected the association's argument that declarant-consent provisions violate CCIOA's prohibitions on terms that favor the declarant over other unit owners. The court declined to consider the association's alternative argument that perpetual declarant control violates CCIOA's other provisions that impose a time limit on exercise of declarant rights, prohibit unconscionable contract clauses, and allow an association to terminate contracts with a declarant; the court found that these issues had not been fully briefed.
Finally, the court ruled that CCPA claims can be subject to binding arbitration, and that public policy does not prohibit a contractual waiver of a consumer's right to file such claims in court.
Justices Márquez and Coats dissented from the majority. They recognized that, while CCIOA contemplates the possibility of declarant consent, the consent-to-amend provision at Vallagio evades the limitations and prohibitions of CCIOA "by effectively allowing the Declarant to grant itself permanent veto power over a supermajority of unit owners and thus unilaterally control the Association's ability to amend the Declaration, even after the Declarant's control period ends." They further recognized that, while the majority's decision arose in the context of a construction defect dispute, "its logic will permit declarants to control homeowners' associations' affairs into perpetuity simply by drafting self-serving provisions and then including a consent-to-amend provision that allows the declarant to demand consent to the amendment of any provision in the declaration." This goes directly against CCIOA and the protections that the legislature enacted for homeowners.
Arbitration can be a quick, effective means of dispute resolution between sophisticated parties who choose to engage in alternative dispute resolution. Parties with equal bargaining power can specify what discovery is needed, how quickly the case must be resolved, and whether to limit administrative fees. Unfortunately, many corporations see arbitration as a way to avoid state consumer protection remedies, and they try to foist complicated, slow, costly procedures on consumers by inserting unfair arbitration clauses into form contracts. In the homebuilding context, national developers have begun to record such clauses in community declarations, giving homeowners zero opportunity to negotiate the terms or opt out of unfavorable terms. The Vallagio case provides one such example of this tactic. Unfortunately, Colorado courts have now ruled that this is permissible.
How this will affect homebuilding in the state remains to be seen. Last month,the General Assembly passed a compromise bill on construction defect litigation intended to spur housing construction by requiring homeowner association boards to provide additional notice to their members before filing suit over negligent work. This law, coupled with the Vallagio decision, may embolden some developers to cut corners on quality control and offer more cheap multifamily homes in the name of affordable housing.
Today's decision comes on the heels of two other cases in which the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that CCIOA offers little protection for homeowners against developers who draft self-serving declarations, Ryan Ranch Community Ass'n v. Kelley, 380 P.3d 137 (Colo. 2016), and Pulte Home Corp. v. Countryside Community Ass'n, 382 P.3d 821 (Colo. 2016). The supreme court has now made clear that it will enforce covenants and statutes that benefit developers while ignoring covenants and statutes that benefit homeowners. Unless the legislature acts to strengthen CCIOA and make clear that the courts must uphold its consumer protection terms, this trend is unlikely to stop.
Colorado passes compromise bill on construction defects
After four failed attempts, Colorado legislators have finally reached a compromise on construction defect legislation.
This afternoon, HB17-1279 gained unanimous approval from the House Committee on State, Veterans, and Military Affairs. The bill is expected to pass both chambers easily and be signed into law by Governor John Hickenlooper.
Proponents say that a bill is needed spur more condominium construction in the state. They contend that homebuilders have been reluctant to construct multifamily projects in recent years based on a perceived fear that small groups of homeowners can file lawsuits in the name of their community associations without adequate the consent of other members. A 2013 study found that quality control and insurance costs only reduce homebuilder profits by a small amount, but concerns about litigation have nevertheless prompted some construction professionals to focus on constructing apartments and other products.
Many of these arguments date back to 1991, when the General Assembly enacted the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act. After hearing testimony that there were not enough building inspectors to keep up with the fast pace of construction in the early 1990's, legislators empowered community associations to bring suit for construction defects on behalf of their members. Since then, homebuilders have repeatedly tried to roll back these protections and reduce their exposure to liability for defective work. In 2001 and 2003, the General Assembly enacted the Construction Defect Reform Act, which requires association boards to disclose a list of claimed defects and advise their members before filing suit. Some contended, however, that these changes were not enough.
Lawmakers rejected bills requiring binding arbitration and supermajority vote requirements in 2013, 2014, and 2015. Efforts to introduce a similar bill in 2016 fell apart. In 2017, however, the stakeholders were able to agree on a compromise that assuaged the homebuilders' remaining fears while still maintaining adequate protections for homebuyers.
With several amendments made in committee, the 2017 bill establishes several new requirements for community associations. Before an association files a construction defect suit, it must first make certain disclosures and gain the approval of 51% of its members, subject to exceptions for properties owned by development parties or banks. The association has ninety days to hold a meeting and conduct its vote, and the statutes of limitation and repose are tolled during this time. The responsible construction professionals must be allowed attend the meeting and speak to the membership. The bill provides that its requirements supersede higher vote thresholds recited in covenants or local ordinances; this should add a new and important protection for homeowners.
Speaking today at the State Capitol along with Hickenlooper and others, Community Associations Institute attorney Suzanne Leff acknowledged that this was a compromise bill with sacrifices on both sides. Nonetheless, while it may not immediately change the landscape, HB17-1279 should finally end the argument that homeowner association boards are filing lawsuits without proper notice and consent. Now, the burden shifts to the homebuilders to make good on their promise to deliver quality, affordable condominiums to Colorado buyers.
Colorado finally corrects thirty-year old flaw in construction defect statute of repose
The Colorado Supreme Court has finally settled a decades-old conundrum surrounding the state's construction defect statute of repose.
A statute of repose is similar to a statute of limitations insofar as both restrict the time a party can bring a claim. A statute of repose period begins on a fixed date (such as the day someone finishes work on a project), while a statute of limitations period begins when someone discovers an injury (such as a defectively installed window).
In 1986, at the height of the so-called "tort reform" movement, the Colorado General Assembly voted to shorten both the statute of repose and the statute of limitations for construction defect claims. Historically, Colorado's statute of repose had given a homeowner ten years following construction to file an action, and its statute of limitations had required that any such action be filed within three years of the date that the claimant discovered a defect. After 1986, however, these time periods changed; the new statute of repose required suits to be filed within six years of the end of construction, and the new statute of limitations gave claimants only two years following discovery of the physical manifestation of a defect to seek legal relief.[1]
Although these amendments were intended to benefit builders by shortening their exposure to construction defect claims by homeowners, they had an unexpected consequence. Based on the broad wording of the 1986 statute, courts concluded that the new statute applied to all construction defect claims against all construction professionals, including indemnity claims filed by developers against their subcontractors.[2] This was a change from prior law, which had recognized: "The virtually universal rule is that a claim for indemnity does not accrue, and therefore the limitations period does not begin to run, until the indemnitee's liability is fixed i. e., when he pays the underlying claim, or a judgment on it."[3]
For example, consider the following timeline. In 1987, a developer hires a carpenter to install a window on a new home under a subcontract that requires the carpenter to provide indemnity for any defects in his workmanship. In 1988, a homeowner buys the house. In 1992, the homeowner discovers that the window is leaking but does not know why. In 1994, the homeowner sues the developer for water damage. In 1995, the developer pays to repair the water damage after determining that the leak occurred because the carpenter failed to flash the window correctly. According to the subcontract, the developer should be able to demand indemnity from the carpenter for those repair costs. But under the 1986 statute, the developer's third-party claim for indemnity would be barred because more than two years have passed since the homeowner discovered the manifestation of the defect in 1992, and more than six years have passed since the end of construction in 1988.
This result—that a claim for indemnity could accrue and expire before a developer had paid anything on the loss, or perhaps even identified what trades were responsible—came as a shock to many in the industry, and it led to "shotgun style" pleadings, in which a developer named in a lawsuit would immediately sue every subcontractor on the job for indemnity, even if many of those subcontractors had no involvement with any alleged defects.
This caused insurance premiums to rise and prompted Colorado's first Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) in 2001. CDARA amended the 1986 statute of limitations and repose to add a new section stating that, notwithstanding the limitations and repose periods, an indemnity claim against a third party would not arise until the underlying claim was resolved, and that the indemnitee would then have ninety days to pursue an indemnity claim. In the example above, the developer would have had ninety days after settling with the homeowner in which to sue the carpenter for indemnity.
That was the intent, at least. In 2008, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that CDARA had only succeeded in changing the two-year statute of limitations, not the six-year statute of repose.[4] This interpretation gave developers extra time in cases where a defect had manifested early in the repose period, but it provided little relief in situations where a homeowner filed suit closer to the six-year mark. Indeed, even if developer did not have a statute of repose problem at the outset of a case, the slow pace of litigation could cause the six-year period to expire during the pendency of the lawsuit. Thus, these decisions encouraged a return to the era of shotgun pleadings that CDARA had sought to curta il. In two subsequent decisions in 2012 and 2016, the court of appeals adhered to this interpretation and ruled that the statute of repose could be even shorter for subcontractors who only worked on a discrete portion of a job.[5]
In 2013, the General Assembly voted down a bill that would have corrected this problem, citing concerns over other portions of the bill that would have weakened consumer protections for homebuyers.[6] Later attempts to amend CDARA focused on limiting homeowner rights and did not address the courts' incorrect interpretation of the statute of repose.
Finally, however, the supreme court took up the issue in 2016. In Goodman v. Heritage Builders, Inc.,[7] the court overruled the three court of appeals decisions. The court correctly recognized that CDARA was intended to provide developers a ninety-day window following settlement or judgment with a homeowner to pursue indemnity claims against subcontractors or others responsible for the underlying damage, even if that occurred more than six years after construction.
In Goodman, a couple purchased a home from Heritage Builders in 2006. In late 2011, the couple sold to a new owner. Several months later, the new owner discovered construction defects. Unable to reach an informal resolution, he sued Heritage Builders in 2013. Heritage Builders then filed a third-party complaint for indemnity against the responsible subcontractors, but the district court entered summary judgment in the subcontractors' favor, finding that the indemnity claims had not been filed within six years of the 2006 completion date.
Although a summary judgment order would typically be appealed to the Colorado Court of Appeals, the Colorado Supreme Court granted an original proceeding based on the novel issues presented and ordered the subcontractor to show cause why summary judgment should not be set aside. The court announced its final decision in March 2017. The court first reviewed the statutory language of CDARA and its statement that indemnity claims could be brought within ninety days of resolution "notwithstanding" the other provisions of the statute. The court then concluded that this language clearly indicated the drafters' intent to allow developers more time beyond the six-year statute of repose to bring third-party indemnity claims. The court therefore made its rule absolute and vacated entry of summary judgment.
How this opinion will affect future litigation remains to be seen. Some have argued that a shorter statute of repose is crucial "to relieve those involved in the construction business of the prospect of potentially indefinite liability for their acts or omissions."[8] Such a concern may be exaggerated, however, given the fact that most subcontractors' liability insurance arises from "occurrence" policies triggered by the date of loss, not the date that a claim is made.[9] In that context, the Goodman case should not expose subcontractors to significant liability beyond the existing statute of repose period. Even if an indemnity claim was made decades after work was performed, the claimant would still need to prove that the property damage occurred during the first six to eight years following construction, or else the claim would be untimely. So long as subcontractors have paid their premiums during the statute of repose period, those policies should cover their liability, regardless of when the claim was actually made; they need not fear perpetual exposure to indemnity claims.
In sum, Goodman appears to be the solution to a thirty-year puzzle over Colorado's construction defect statute of repose. For the time being, the issue appears to be settled. Should the legislature start tinkering with the statute again, however, then the next fix may be decades away.
[1] See Colo. Rev. Stat. § 13-80-104. The 1986 amendments incorporated an element of accrual into the statute of repose, such that the actual period could vary between six and eight years. Discussion of these scenarios is beyond the scope of this article.
[2] Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk, Inc. v. Garney Cos., Inc., 781 P.2d 153, 155 (Colo. App. 1989).
[3] Duncan v. Schuster-Graham Homes, Inc., 194 Colo. 441, 447, 578 P.2d 637, 641 (1978)
[4] Thermo Dev., Inc. v. Cent. Masonry Corp., 195 P.3d 1166, 1167 (Colo. App. 2008).
[5] Sierra Pac. Indus., Inc. v. Bradbury, ___ P.3d ___, 2016 COA 132, (Colo. App. Sept. 8, 2016); Shaw Constr., LLC v. United Builder Servs., Inc., 296 P.3d 145 (Colo. App. 2012).
[6] Colo. 69th Gen Ass. S.B. 52 (2013) "Transit-oriented Development Claims Act of 2013."
[7] 2017 CO 13, ___ P.3d ___ (Colo. Mar. 20, 2017).
[8] Sierra Pacific, supra n.5, ¶ 26.
[9] See Jesse Howard Witt & Marci M. Achenbach, "Insuring the Risk of Construction Defects in Colorado: The Tenth Circuit's Greystone Decison," 90 Den. U. L. Rev. 622 (2013).
CBS story highlights client's dispute with repair contractor
In a recent news story, Denver's CBS4 covered a dispute between homeowner Maria Gordon and restoration contractor Belfor. Gordon had hired Belfor to rebuild her home after a drunk driver destroyed the house while she lay sleeping, but disagreements led to a lawsuit. Jesse Witt represented Gordon in the action, and he cautioned homeowners to read construction contracts carefully before signing. The parties eventually reached a confidential settlement.
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Bing sources data from National Center for Missing & Exploited Children databases for their new AMBER alert box.
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This is part 2 of the previous post on Manifesting Prosperity and Abundance.
Today I wanted to share another technique that you can use to increase your prosperity. This is a quick practical meditation that you can do every day. This was originally taught by SSS Harbhajan Singh Khalsa at the Summer Solstice camp here in Espanola, New Mexico way back in 1996.
I remember him teaching the whole Kriya and feeling great after we were done. Since then, the first part of the Kriya has been widely practiced by many (including myself) to increase prosperity and abundance. I have heard so many stories from people about how after doing this meditation regularly all kinds of prosperity came to them. Practice it on a regular basis and see what happens! You never know until you do it.
We used to do this meditation for 3 minutes every day at the SikhNet office. I just started doing it again at home in the morning and hope to get the whole SikhNet team to do it together too. Why don't you join me and practice it for a minimum of 40 days!
Watch the video below of Guruka Singh teaching how this meditation is done and explaining how it works.
You can start with the first part of the below kriya (which is the meditation described in the above video) or you can practice the whole kriya which is a five part meditation "set". The exercises in the below set must all be done for the same length of time, either 3 minutes each or 11 minutes each. Part one of the Kriya can be done on it's own and is the meditation described in the video above. Below is the written instructions for your reference.
"It's a complete set. This is all called Subagh Kriya. If God has written with His own hands that you shall live under misfortune, then by doing Subagh Kriya you can turn your misfortune into prosperity, fortune, and good luck."
"To become rich and prosperous with wealth and values, is to have the strength to come through. It means that transmissions from your brain, and the power of your intuition can immediately tell you what to do. You will be in a position to change gears. If you need to go in reverse, you can go in reverse. If you need to go forward, you'll go forward. This is a very old and simple system." – SSS Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogi ji – Jun 21st 1996
Position: Sit in Easy Pose with a spine straight (sit up straight). Elbows are by the sides, forearms angled up and outward with the fingers at the level of the throat.
The begins with the palms facing down.
Alternately hit the sides fo the hands together. The Mercury (pinky) fingers and the Moon Mounds (located on the bottom of the palms) hit when the palms face up. When the palms hit facing down, the sides of the jupiter (index) fingers touch and the thumbs cross below the hands, with the right thumb under the left. Yogi Bhajan said that the thumbs crossing this way is the key to the meditation.
Eyes: Look at the tip of your nose, through eyes 9/10th closed.
Mantra: Chant the mantra "Har, Har." Alternately strike the Moon area and the Jupiter area as you chant Har with the tip of your tongue, pulling the navel with each Har. Your eyes are focused at the tip of your nose. Chant continuously from the navel, using the tip of the tongue. (This meditation was taught to the rhythm of Tantric Har by Simran Kaur.)
Here is some audio that you can use for this meditation – (click on the "show playlist" option in the player to view the different audio tracks). You can purchase the Tantric Har MP3 download by Simran Kaur
Time: Continue for 3-11 minutes. Yogi Bhajan has said, "You should not do it more than 3 minutes when you are working during the day, or you will become too rich. I am not joking. Doing it for 11 minutes a day is more than enough. Doing it too much will be greed. It stimulates the mind, the moon center, and Jupiter. When Jupiter and the moon come together, there is no way in the world you will not make wealth."
Note: Part One can be done on it's own for prosperity.
"This meditation stimulates the mind, the moon center and Jupiter. When Jupiter and the moon come together, there is no way in the world you will not create wealth."
Position: Stretch you arms out to the sides and up at a sixty-degree angle. Spread your fingers wide, making them stiff. The palms face forward. Cross your arms in front of your face. Alternate the position of the arms as they cross: first the left arm crosses in front of the right and then the right arm crosses in front of the left.
Continue crossing the arms, keeping the elbows straight and the fingers open and stiff. This movement is also done to the rhythm of Tantric Har by Simran Kaur, but this time you do not chant.
Eyes: The eyes remain closed.
Mantra: Keep in rhythm with the Tantric Har tape, but do not chant this time.
"I'm going to give you a very handy tool, one that you can
use anywhere, and you'll become rich. To become rich
and prosperous, with wealth and values, is to have the
strength to come through. It means that transmissions
from your brain and the power of your intuition can
immediately tell you what to do."
Position: This is the English mantra. Keep your arms out and up at sixty degrees as in the previous exercise. With your hands, make a fist around your thumb, squeezing your thumb tightly as if you are trying to squeeze all the blood out of it. Move your arms in small backward circles as you continue squeezing your thumb. Your arms are stretched and the elbows stay straight. Chant the mantra "God" powerfully form your navel. One backward circle of the arms equals one repetition of "God." The speed and rhythm of the chanting is the same as in the previous exercises. Move powerfully so that your entire spine shakes, you may even be lifted slightly up off the ground by the movement.
Position: Bend your arms so that your elbows point to the sides. The forearms are parallel to the floor and the palms face the body around the level of the diaphragm. The right
hand moves up a few inches as the left hand moves down.
The left hand moves up as the right hand moves down. The hands move alternately up and down between the heart and navel. As the hands move, chant "Har Haray Haree, Whahay Guroo" in a deep monotone with one repetition of the mantra approximately every 4 seconds. Chant from your navel.
If you are practicing the exercises for 11 minutes each, then you will chant the mantra out loud for 6 minutes, whisper it strongly for 3 minutes and then whistle it for 2 minutes. If you are practicing the exercises for 3 minutes each, then you will chant the mantra out loud for 1 minute, whisper it strongly for 1 minute, and then whistle it for 1 minute.
Chant: Har haray haree wahay guroo
Position: Bring the arms in front of the chest. Bend the arms at the elbows, palms facing down, rest the right forearm on the left forearm. Keep the arms steady.
Eyes: Close your eyes and breathe long and deep. Keep the spine straight and keep the arms parallel to the ground; don't let them fall.
Breath: Breathe slowly and deeply so that one breathe takes a full minute. Inhale for 20 seconds, hold for 20 seconds and exhale for 20 seconds. Breathe consciously.


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The Pussycat Dolls are releasing their take on the Oscar-winning song from Slumdog Millionaire. Super-producer Ron Fair (who's worked with Fergie and Christina Aguilera) produced the lead vocals by Dolls frontwoman Nicole Scherzinger, whose voice blends with that of composer A.R. Rahman.
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Jalahalli Sree Ayyappa temple in Bangalore attracts a lot of devotees and is considered to be the Sabarimala of Karnataka.
Bangalore maybe known as the IT hub of India but is also a place soaked in rich culture, heritage and history. There are many temples dedicated to Lord Ayyappa in Kerala, and the holiest being the one at the sacred Sabari Hills.
The sphere of influence of Lord Ayyappa had spread beyond the boundaries of Kerala and new Ayyappa Temples had started springing up at various places not only in the other states of the South and North India but even in other countries also. The first such Ayyappa Shrine to have come up outside Kerala state is the Temple at Jalahalli West.
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The temple is situated on Subroto Mukherji Road at Jalahalli West. The distance from Bangalore City and Bangalore Cantonment railway stations are 14 km and 12 km respectively. It is 5 km from BEL Circle on the Outer Ring road.
The temple is constructed in Kerala style of architecture, as you step into the temple, one would come across the tall flag post which is entirely gold plated and the wordings 'Thathwamasi' in translation means 'That you are' which is a common sight in most of the temples dedicated to Lord Ayyappa.
The main deity is Lord Ayyappa, apart from which one find smaller shrines dedicated to Ganapathi, Devi, Subramanya, Nagaraja and the Navagrahas.
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The temple was renovated into the present structure in the year 2004, the sanctum sanctorum is in the model of the one in Sabarimala. The temple provides midday meals to all the devotees throughout the year, which is something very unique. The temple building also has a hall for the various cultural and religious programmes to be conducted and also has a library within its premises.
The temple follows the rituals as per the Sabarimala temple an exception here is women are allowed into the temple unlike Sabarimala, and also the temple is open to everyone irrespective of their caste, creed and religion.
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The annual temple festival happens during the month of Malayalam month Dhanu 1 to 8 (December 16 to 23). Various programmes are conducted during the festival days.
Timings of Jalahalli Sree Ayyappa Temple
Morning: 5:30 AM (5:00 AM during Mandala-Makaravilakku season) to 11:00 AM (11:30 AM on Saturday, Sunday & Mandala Makaravilakku season)
Evening: 5:00 PM to 8.30 PM (On important days closing will be delayed)


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Mobile money has thrived in Somaliland, providing access to storing money in e-wallets and the ability to pay for goods and services in a largely cashless economy. Its widespread adoption raises a number of social and legal questions, particularly around handling disputes. How are these disputes resolved, by which entities and according to which laws or regulations? Why are mobile money users so trusting of both the companies and technologies that they leave significant sums of money in e-wallets? This article explores how traditional mechanisms and existing networks of trust have been intregral in fostering an environment where mobile money can thrive. It recommends greater consideration of these traditional mechanisms when looking at issues of governance.
The research focuses on Somaliland's dominant mobile money service, Zaad. It is based on extensive interviews with key individuals at mobile money companies, religious leaders, government officials, judges and elders that mediate cases of dispute, and informants and business owners involved in disputes. Zaad users in two major cities, Hargeysa and Borama, were interviewed for a more nuanced understanding of the level and patterns of trust that they have in the service.
Trust is a central aspect of facilitating social, political and financial interactions in Somali culture. Xeer law is customary law grounded in the region's nomadic pastoralist tradition and based on agreements between clans. The emergence of Zaad is a response to the critical need for banking services in Somaliland but also reflects the unique and complex politics of the region; a result of market competition, brand reinvention following accusations of supporting terrorism following 9/11, and the trust-based social networks present in the region.
Results from the survey suggest that its widespread use has fostered particular confidence; the more people use a particular platform the more those within their network feel the pressure to use it, too. Many respondents see Zaad as a secure way to transfer cash in the context of volatile security, and perceive it to be more secure than carrying cash. However, users generally showed less trust in using the service to save money due to a lack of digital records and privacy concerns.
Three main disputes tend to arise: fraud or theft; mistaken transfers; and disagreements on payments between parties. A wider variety of actors are involved in dispute resolution: Zaad management who need to maintain a good business reputation; traditional elders who play an active role in mediating and resolving certain conflicts that result from Zaad transactions; and also state courts and the police who deal with disputes that elders are reluctant to take on – those which involve serial offenders and people with poor reputation.
The report recommends that when considering the need for governance and oversight, looking at how mobile money and telecoms industry are already regulated is likely to be both practical and more effective. This will involve looking beyond formal state structures and regulations. The enabling grounding and framework for an innovation such as Zaad has relied on much older traditions and social structures, such as xeer law.


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The website of the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Telegram.com, features the top local news stories, regional sports, photos and videos, entertainment, business and opinion pieces. The Worcester Telegram & Gazette also publishes classified ads and automobile, home and job listings online.
The Worcester Telegram & Gazette services the area of Worcester, Massachusetts and is the city's only daily newspaper, as of 2015. It was owned by the New York Times Company from 2000 to 2013 but was sold to John W. Henry, who proceeded to sell it to Halifax Media Group. As of 2015, Halifax Media Group is owned by New Media Investment Group. As of 2012, the weekday circulation of the Gazette was 74,563.


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When 19-year-old Luc Argent's body begins to reject his new heart, he knows he doesn't have a lot of time left. Which means he's pushing everyone away more than he usually does in order to minimize the collateral damage when he finally kicks the bucket.
Then Evelyn comes back to town.
Evelyn left California—and her best friend Luc—three years ago. When she returns and he shows up at her doorstep with an insane idea for an impromptu road trip, she doesn't know what to think. Running away with a guy is something her mother does. Not her.
But even after all this time she doesn't known how to tell Luc no. Just like Luc hasn't learned how to tell Evelyn about his illness and how serious it really is. He has a destination in mind, he has a plan, and it all revolves around him and Evelyn and what little time he has left.~Goodreads
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There we were, luckily we found a parking space and it started to drizzle outside, so we better hurry make our way to the shop.
|The Entrance
Starting from the most left of the shop..
Everything looks so delicious! Too bad that we were quite full and there were only two of us that we cant try much :(
I Really want to try the pocket sandwich!! Next timeeeee I definitely will....
There it was.. the great watermelon cake! *Can't wait to taste them* - My thought while I was queuing :p
Coffee Making station :)
So these are what we got... The Watermelon cake. A slice of it... Which was a decision that I regret the minute I took the first bite! It was quite full in the place and I feel bad for the rest of the customer who got no place to sit.. So we can't really stay that long in there or even bought another piece as we were full T.T
The watermelon cake issss light, not too sweet, not too overpowered by the rosewater flavour.. It was just BALANCE and PERFECT! To be honest, Im not a dessert person, I'd rather eat full rack of pork ribs than a slice of choc mudcake but I must say, IM in Love with watermelon cake! The cream is so light and not too sweet, perfect combo with the tanginess of the strawberries and grapes...
Bebski picked the zucchini, almond and feta cheese bread sticks. I was quite surprised when he made his picks as he never wanted to try anything with veggies on it.. Well, it must be the presentation though that was so appealing to his eyes :)
The bread crust was perfect, crispy and I love that roasted flavour and crunch of the sesame seeds. I can taste a really strong herbs/spice used in the bread. It was like chinese five spice to me, BUt im sure it was something else.. Still cant figure out what was it.. ;P
For the drinks, I ordered chai latte with soy milk and as usual.. Bebski ordered flat white :) It was a nice afternoon and the rain stops when we got out which was just a perfect timing ^^
I highly recommend this place and yes of course the watermelon cake now that Ive experienced it myselfff :) Will definitely be back to have some more of it and other things too :)
Second Visit
Accompanying Mr.P to try the watermelon cake for the first time and I came across 'Shirley Quiche' on the menu board! The descriptions are mushrooms and fine herbs. There's nothing not to love about that pie! And yeah I bought it just because my name is on it ;p
The pastry of the pie is light and fluffy, the mushroom is generous and it is so creamy and scrumptious!
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May 31 2016 Energy of the Day ~ Moon in Aries, Sextile Venus, Square Pluto
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Horoscope May 31 2016
The astro for today has the Moon in Aries making several connections, beginning with Venus and ending with Jupiter both asking us to show up in their own ways. Venus in Gemini is giving us some mental backup in not forgetting the worth lessons we worked on with Venus in Taurus (and Mercury in Taurus) As we move through Mars retrograde and deeper into the mutable cross energy, we are gonna feel stretched, and may compare ourselves to others. Everyone is going through this on some level, the level of lessons that they need for their growth at this time. Your work is to focus on your own stretching. Moon in Aries is willing to dive in and do the work especially in connection with Saturn in Sagittarius today. Moon square Pluto in the evening may show us where we still have some internal shift to do. But the lesson stands as from Venus…show up for it. That's all the universe is asking.. no need to run… just show up! More in the horoscope video below! Namaste!
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QHow do we produce big-bulb onions in the garden?
A: Onions that produce the large bulbs are grown from seed. You can buy seeds and start your own or buy seedlings already growing and transplant them. Select from the Florida varieties Texas Grano, Granex or Tropicana Red. Sow seeds in a flat or pot during the fall. When the seedlings are about one- eighth inch or larger in diameter, they may be planted in the garden. Put the seedlings close together. You can pick fresh onions for table use as you thin the crop to 3 inches apart during the winter. The onions will start to bulb in late winter, and by late March or April the crop can be harvested. It will take about 180 days from seed to harvest.


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NOAA Fisheries today announced proposed modifications to 2014 summer flounder quotas. It is also announcing proposed quotas for summer flounder, scup and black sea bass for the fishing year 2015, as recommended by the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council.
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While we won't be handing out any prizes, we still thought it would be fun to showcase our favorite office chairs of the year! In today's post we'll highlight our teams top 5 favorite seating solutions and their benefits. We hope you've had a comfortable year in the workplace, but if you haven't... these chairs will certainly help!
The Concorde Presidential chair by Global Total Office was our teams top luxury office chair pick of the year. With unmatched ergonomic features, high quality upholstery, and a form fitting design, the Concorde Presidential chair is an absolute winner. While this 2409 model chair from Global doesn't come cheap, those want the ultimate in office comfort will be highly rewarded with their investment in a Concorde chair. Additional Concorde chairs like the Pulsor model can even be outfitted with awesome back massage features. Now that's living good!
The Cherryman iDesk Oroblanco chair is a relative new comer to the world of professional office seating. Released just a few short weeks ago, the Oroblanco it's already making it's presence felt. For that reason, the OfficeAnything.com team picked the Oroblanco as this years best new comer. Both the 402B and 402W Oroblanco models offer excellent ergonomic features and an everyday low price point to match. Choose from a variety of cool mesh back colors to compliment the adjustable arms, contoured seat, and sleek curves. Look for Oroblanco chairs are sure to be a hit in 2015 and beyond.
This year, ribbed back office chairs were incredibly popular. Interior designers and industry professionals alike recommended ribbed office chair models from the industries top brands regularly for conference and boardroom makeover projects. That being said, our pic for the years best ribbed back office chair goes to the 11730 by Offices To Go. With ample padding and an excellent ergonomic mechanism, the 11730 offers a more comfortable sit than most of the comparable models on the market. While there are both cheaper and more expensive ribbed chairs on the market, the triple threat of value, style, and ergonomics make the 11730 hard to beat.
Like with ribbed office chairs, the retro look was also incredibly popular in 2014. All factors considered, no retro office chair offered more appeal than the Hendrix from Woodstock Marketing. Available in 4 leather options, we feel the Hendrix chair would of made Jimi proud! The segmented cushion design is complimented by polished frame features that really pop. Both the high back and mid back Hendrix models were top sellers this year making it a no-brainer for today's list!
This years best mesh back chair award goes to the WAU from Eurotech. These cutting edge modern office chairs are available in both high and mid back variations that combine with awesome ergonomic features that are sure to help you get through those long days at the office. The Wau's breathable mesh back and seat design allows users to stay cool and comfortable while computing. Priced at $464.00, the Wau high back chair is a bit pricey for the average budget, but rest assured... these chairs are definitely worth it! The fact that many of today's ergonomic seating specialists are using Wau chairs in their own personal workspaces proves that Eurotech has really outdone themselves with this fantastic line!


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USA, ID: Slanted Rock Brewing Company to close due to lease expiry on January 27
Slanted Rock Brewing Company will close Jan. 27 after five years in Meridian, the Meridian Press reported on January 8.
Managing partner Bob Lonseth said the lease is up on the brewery and they're looking at options but aren't sure what to do next. He added they would like to stay in Meridian if the right opportunity comes along.
We're looking for the right place, right time and right price, Lonseth said.
The brewery is at 2374 E. Cinema Drive, Suite 100 near Majestic Cinemas. Slanted Rock was founded by Bob and Alesa Lonseth. The brewery opened on New Year's Eve of 2012.
Slanted Rock beer is sold in-house and at local restaurants.
The brewery will have $2 beers through the rest of the month, Bob Lonseth said. Slanted Rock is open 4-9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 12-9 p.m. Saturday.
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POTUS Trump and Melania Celebrate Bastille Day [July 14] with President Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte!
Congratulations to both leaders of their two great nations! Trump cleverly made a fortuitous decision to accept France President Macron's kind yet shrewd invitation to revisit Paris to reconfigure what initially appeared to be an awkward beginning between the 71-year-old Trump and the 35-year-old Macron.
From a more personal point of view, I have written a novel about the ruthless French Revolution which occurred on Bastille Day: "My Beloved Talleyrand: The Life of a Scoundrel by His Last Mistress." This book was published on November 10, 2005. It depicts the life of a debauched Cardinal/French Foreign Minister who betrayed his mistresses; as well as deceiving his fellow countryman, Napoleon Bonaparte. It was Talleyrand who restored the glory of France after the ruthless Jacobean French Revolution.
Today France has evolved into a successful nation of hi-tech companies; trains traveling over two hundred mph [TGV] and a plethora of refugee problems arriving from the Maghreb [North Africa]. Contrary to Maggie Haberman's NYT July13 '17 article insinuating that our superficial POTUS came for the pomp and circumstance of the military parades and the fancy dinners, I maintain that nothing could be further from the truth!
Completely unaware of the significance of what she had written, let me quote the following:
"At the US ambassador's residence… POTUS joined a lunch that was also attended by MIKE POMPEO [DCI]; Lt Gen H. R. McMaster [NSC], and Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr. [Chairman of the JCS]."
Let me assure you, that these prestigious intelligence/military officers/operatives are not there to watch French planes fly around in the sky or watch soldiers march through the Arc de Triomphe. I would suspect that they have a full agenda that they want to share with Macron and his own chief of the army, the highly decorated General Jean-Pierre Bossier [CEMAT], regarding one very important issue: counter-terrorism!
By now, we have witnessed several atrocities that occurred in Paris, Nice, Toulouse [my home town], and other places in France. The original counter-insurgency strategies were developed by the French in their fight against Algerian Freedom Fighter terrorists. Later, the French passed on their failing strategy to our CIA which incorporated them to start the Vietnam War. Whatever the past histories are of each country, Macron realized thanks to his time as an investment banker at Rothschild& CIE Banque [closely affiliated with Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase] that alienating any American POTUS was neither feasible nor productive. This is especially true when one is dealing with the creation of a hi-tech society and a robust military/industrial complex [Aerobus].
U.S. generals will meet in secret with their counterparts in the following French intelligence agencies:
- DGSE: Directorate-General for External Security. It's the French foreign military intelligence unit.
- DGSI: General Directorate for internal security. It is involved in counter-espionage and counter-terrorism and the surveillance of potential threats on French territory.
- DPSD Directorate for Defense Protection and Security. It's a military intelligence agency involved solely with counter-espionage.
- BRGE: Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Brigade.
- ANSSI: French Network and Information Security Agency.
- DCPJ: Judicial Police.
- CNCIS; National Commission for the Control of Security Interceptions.
- SCRT: Central Service of Territorial Surveillance. [Wikipedia]
In the old days, we operatives would call the Deuxieme Bureau the 'La Piscine'—the Swimming Pool –which is still located on the French IC properties. Trump's trip has less to do with parades, fancy dinners, or even bonhomie. This entente between these two longstanding allies will revolve around the issue of how well will our 17 American intelligence units work with their respective French intel/security bureaus.
From what little I already know is that our IC/military community is quite enthralled to work with their French counterparts, most of whom were trained partially or totally in United States and vice versa. Another big issue for discussion relates to the North African immigration/terrorism influx into France, Belgium, and Libya
I am certain that critical strategic/tactical issues regarding present American occupation in the former French colony in Djibouti [Horn Of Africa] at Camp Lemonnier will become a salient issue. France is far more effective in counteracting the tribal/ethnic battles raging in Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Chad, Central African Republic, et. al. than the novitiate Americans. Instead of sending more American troops, the key issue will be the nature of alternative aid to these impoverished African colonies in order to pre-empt the possible rise of terrorist cells.
I personally am acquainted with one French fighting force: The French Foreign Legion. One of my family members was from Corsica and fought in the FFL. They are perhaps the most lethal fighting force in the French arsenal of kinetic warfare. Their mottos are as follows:
- Lego Patria Nostra: The Legion Is our Fatherland.
- Honneur et Fidelite: Honor and Fidelity.
- Marche ou creve: March or die!
This fighting unit does not swear allegiance to France. Instead it fights and dies for only the Foreign Legion.
The great French writer/philosopher, Jean Paul Sartre, wrote the following about the French Army/War:
"It is true that the atrocities in Algeria shows the tragedy of our times is that any one of us can be interchangeably victim or torturer"
For a better understanding of this paradoxical dynamic please read: "Terror Counter Terror"!


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Jammu, Apr 29 (PTI) BJP chief Amit Shah today asked his party members to strengthen the spirit of nationalism in Jammu and Kashmir and said tough action will be taken against anti- national elements in the state.
Shah, who arrived here on a two-day visit to the strife- torn state, chaired a three-hour-long closed-door meeting of BJP leaders, including Union minister Jitendra Singh, J&K Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh, national general secretary Anil Jain and state BJP chief Sat Sharma, at the government convention centre.
After the meeting, BJP leaders said he expressed concern over the tense situation in the state and said the Centre and the party were committed to bringing peace there.
BJP MLA from Nowshera constituency Ravindra Raina said Shah promised stern action against anti-national elements in the state, who are "trying to create havoc".
He said Shah directed all BJP office bearers to expand the partys base at grassroots level in all three regions of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh.
He advised ministers and other leaders to go beyond their respective constituencies, reach out to the people in the Valley and Ladakh region, listen to them and resolve their issues.
Raina said the BJP chief emphasised on spreading and strengthening the spirit of nationalism in the state
"It is the agenda of the BJP that the nation comes first, and the party comes second," he said.
On the tenuous ties between the PDP and the BJP and the possibility of imposing Governors rule in the state, he said the BJP never believes in sabotaging democracy and there is no question of it.
"We will strengthen democracy in Jammu and Kashmir. It is our priority to restore peace, normalcy and rule of law in the state and the Kashmir Valley in particular. The BJPs policy is clear that we will talk to all stakeholders but not to separatists," he said.
BJP national vice president Avinash Rai Khanna told reporters that Shah asked local party leaders to strengthen its base in the state.
"This meeting will boost our confidence. Shahs presence will strengthen our base in the state. We are working on how to inform people about our work and agenda," he said.
Shahs J&K visit is part of his 95-day-long country-wide "vistaar yatra" during which he will strategise on ways to win the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, with focus on clinching 120 seats where the party had lost in 2014.
This is his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir since the formation of the PDP-BJP government in 2015.
The BJP chief will inaugurate the Nanaji Deshmukh Library and e-Library tomorrow and release a book at the party headquarters at Trikuta Nagar.
He will also address an event on Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya birth centenary and meet legislators, ministers and prominent citizens. PTI AB GVS


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This month's sketch is quite simple to follow, but, that's make it difficult for me to brainstorm what exactly I should do. Behind the scene, I've really tried different series of paper stock and couldn't find one that I'm really happy with.
Until one day, I saw a picture drawn by my 4.5 years old daughter, which has a rainbow on it, I thought that I should prepare a rainbow background myself, instead of using a pattern paper.
Therefore I used a stencil and inked some distressed ink over the background, layer by layer and the rainbow pattern appeared - and I got inky fingers too!
The picture I've chosen to feature on this layout is my most favourite shot of this month. I, just on my own, took my two babies one day during Easter, to Stanley in Hong Kong and spent 2-hours at the seafront. The girls were so lovely chit-chating with each others, looking at dogs, etc and they were very cooperative in posing for my photos.
They kisses and I captured the sweetest moment! How sweet is it?
The decorations on the layout were from everything, such as fabric roses, layered flowers but I dye them with colour spray; as well as some tiny accessories (i.e. the little birdies) I bought from a Japanese zakka store in Hong Kong; as well as the punches butterflies.
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WHAT: 51st Tibetan National Uprising Day
WHERE: State Capitol, St Paul, Minnesota (Followed by a march around downtown St Paul)
WHO: Unprecedented gathering of local Tibetans and supporters
WHEN: 09:30 a.m. till Noon on March 10, 2010
St Paul, Minnesota – Tibetans and their supporters will take to the streets on March 10, 2010 to stand in solidarity with Tibetans inside Tibet and to commemorate the 51st anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan National Uprising against China's illegal occupation, when the Dalai Lama was forced to flee into exile. The Chinese government has reportedly launched a "Strike Hard" campaign in Lhasa, Tibet's capital and in surrounding areas to try to intimidate and suppress Tibetans in the lead up to this sensitive anniversary. Protests by Tibetan monks two years ago on March 10th sparked a nation-wide uprising against Chinese rule, months before China hosted city to the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Street mobilizations are planned in dozens of cities worldwide to commemorate more than five decades of Tibetans' courageous resistance and to show support for a powerful, new non-violent resistance movement being led by the younger generation of Tibetans inside Tibet to challenge China's rule of their homeland. Exiled Tibetans and Tibet supporters around the world are also demanding multilateral pressure from global governments to pressure Chinese leaders to end their occupation of Tibet.
Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota, Regional Tibetan Women's Association, Students for Free Tibet and Regional Tibetan Youth Congress are calling on the US government to help broker a just and lasting resolution for Tibet.
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Abortion Services and Military Medical Facilities
Description: In 1993, President Clinton modified the military policy on providing abortions at military medical facilities. Under the change directed by the President, military medical facilities were allowed to perform abortions if paid for entirely with non-Department of Defense (DOD) funds (i.e., privately funded). Over the last three decades, the availability of abortion services at military medical facilities has been subjected to numerous changes and interpretations.
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text: On Tue, 27 Sep 2005, Simon Carter wrote: > Hiya. Wing is a great product and, as far as I can tell, the best Python > IDE out there. However, there are a couple of niggles which I feel > irritatingly compelled to mention, in the hope that I'll be told they'll > all be fixed in the next version. :-) > > - Pylint/Pychecker integration. One of the great things about > Pydev is it's ability to inform you of potential errors in your code as > you're typing, a feature I miss in Wing. Indeed, if that degree of > integration is too ambitious an addition, a simple tool for running a > static analysis, which enables you to quickly jump to the error > locations within Wing, would go a long way. We do show error indicators in red under the code, but the test is for syntactical correctness and not all the things Pychecker can find. Adding more depth to this is something we plan in the future, but not in the next release. > - Custom tool integration. Something that MSDev does very well > is to allow simple command line scripts to be added to the toolbar, and > run within the IDE. All output from the tool gets sent to an integrated > output window. In addition, text formatted in a particular way (ie > filename:line_number, message) can be clicked on, and takes you to the > file/line in question. This allows users to create custom tool > integrations, such as the pylint one mentioned above. There is a scripting API: http://wingware.com/doc/scripting/index However, we do want to add a way to make it easier to do the simple case of just executing a command line. > - Debugging multiple threads. Looking at the other mails here, > I know I'm not the only one asking for this. :-) Planned but I can't give any time frame (the usual answer, I'm afraid). > - Automated code completion from extension modules (dlls, pyds, > etc). Again, something I miss from PyDev is that all packages enable > interface browsing and code completion, be they in Python or extension > modules. This is being worked on for the next release -- at least based on actually loading the module and introspecting it (rather than attempting static analysis of the C/C++ code for the extension modules, which we might try later as a way to get more information about expected parameters to calls). Hope that's useful. Stephan Deibel -- Wingware Wing IDE for Python Advancing Software Development www.wingware.com


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"Catfish" and "Paranormal Activity 3" directors Henry Joost and Ariel Shulman have been set to helm "Nerve," an adaptation of the Jeanne Ryan young adult novel.
The story follows a high school senior wallflower who joins a global online game of truth or dare while an audience of 'watchers' vote and comment.
She becomes a sensation, but the game evolves to the point that she finds herself in a dangerous life-threatening situation.
Jessica Sharzer penned the adaptation while Allison Shearmur will produce.
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Originally Published: February 19, 2017 6 a.m.
Moving forward with a city solution now versus waiting for the state to come up with the solution: The debate over the City of Prescott's public-safety pension shortfall continued this past week.
About 70 people turned out at Las Fuentes Resort Village Friday afternoon, Feb. 17, to hear a Republican Women of Prescott forum on the fate of the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System (PSPRS) unfunded liability.
Making up the panel were City Councilmembers Billie Orr and Steve Sischka, and City Manager Michael Lamar, with Jade Riley serving as moderator.
The forum generated about two-dozen written questions from the audience, which the panel members fielded – some with spirited responses.
For instance, when Lamar was asked if he would have applied for the Prescott City Manager job if he had known that municipal bankruptcy was an option, he responded, "Not only no, but hell no." Orr had a similar response about the possibility of bankruptcy.
Indeed, the council has ruled out that possibility, but the questioner pointed out that the option continues to come up from members of the public.
City officials maintain that bankruptcy would be a harmful and unnecessary move for the city.
Sischka told the crowd he had heard from a resident of Hassayampa Village this past week, who said he and his wife were planning to move away from Prescott, because "she doesn't want to live in any town that's considering bankruptcy."
And Orr referred to a recent article in Sunset Magazine, which listed Prescott as the top place to live in the Southwest, based largely on its outdoor activities. Orr maintained that bankruptcy would tarnish Prescott's image, and could negatively affect the city's outdoor amenities.
Lamar added: "The good news is there's no reason for us to do that. The city's OK financially."
Orr and Sischka have been among the council members to push for a 0.75-percent city sales tax increase to pay down the PSPRS shortfall, and they continued that support Friday.
And in conclusion, Lamar posed a question for those in the community who say the city should wait for the state of Arizona to come up with a solution for the PSPRS shortfall.
"For those who say we should wait – what are we waiting on, and how long do we wait?" Lamar asked.
Earlier Friday, state Reps. Noel Campbell and David Stringer, both R-Prescott, put out a news release announcing that Arizona House Speaker J.D. Mesnard has authorized an Ad Hoc PSPRS Study Committee to look into the situation, with Campbell and Stringer serving as co-chairmen.
After the forum, Stringer took a strong stance against the city's sales tax proposal, maintaining that the ad hoc committee may come up with a statewide solution that would negate the need for the 10-year city tax.
In fact, Stringer said, "One of the impetuses (of the formation of the committee) was that the city seems to be going in the wrong direction with its sales tax."
Rather than moving forward now, he said the city should give the state 18-months-to-two-years to try to resolve the problem – possibly by granting cities bonding authority to deal with the debt.
Another option might involve asking voters to make changes in the PSPRS system in the state constitution, he said.
In the news release, Stringer stated that a key goal of the ad hoc committee will be to protect the benefits of current retirees. He added that "recent changes in PSPRS approved by voters last year did not go far enough in addressing the systemic problem of a pension liability that is growing."
The objective of the committee will be to "ensure the long-term solvency of the plan so it is equitable to everyone," Stringer said.
But if the legislature were to fail in its year-and-a-half-to-two-year endeavor, Stringer said, "I would support a city tax increase."
Orr has contended, however, that the longer the city waits, the greater the impacts will be on the other city services (parks and recreation, library, economic initiatives, and the airport), which have suffered as the PSPRS unfunded liability commitment has risen. In the coming year, for example, she said $7.6 million of the city's $33 million general fund would go toward the PSPRS liability, which is more than $78 million.
Campbell emphasized after the forum that he was opposed to the city's earlier move to continue hiring new police officers and firefighters this spring before a new tier of pension reform goes into effect July 1. But he said he was not pushing for a city delay in dealing with its PSPRS shortfall.
Rather, he pointed to the formation of the state ad hoc committee, which is expected to begin meeting after the end of the 2017 legislative session, and then meet monthly for four to six months.
The committee will consist of eight to 10 members, and all meetings will be open to the public, Campbell said, adding, "Everyone affected is welcome to come to the meetings."
In the news release, Campbell stated: "Arizona is going to take the lead in resolving unfunded pension liabilities."
The City Council will consider the PSPRS issue again at its 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 21 meeting.
More like this story
- Council: 'Let's nip 'bankruptcy idea' in the bud'
- State appoints panel to look at PSPRS options
- Council seeks solution to growing $81 million pension debt mess
- Fixing PSPRS will require multiple actions, says local tax-watchdog group
- PSPRS committee meeting canceled over politics; Campbell to meet as 'town hall' anyway


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Booking page: Associated calendars
The Associated calendars section is the heart of our integration with your calendar. You must be using ScheduleOnce with a connected calendar to be able to configure the Associated calendars section of your Booking page. Learn more about why you should connect your calendar
The Associated calendars section utilizes all possible integration points, enabling you to select:
- The main calendar in which bookings are created
- One or more calendars from which busy time is retrieved
- Any number of additional calendars to which the Calendar event can be added.
The Associated calendars section is located by going to Setup -> Relevant Booking page -> Associated calendars.
This is the calendar in which bookings are created via the direct ScheduleOnce connection to your Calendar. The main booking calendar column lists all the calendars in your account. These can be your calendars, or depending on the calendar you are connected to, the calendars of others who have shared their calendars with you. To be able to book in a main booking calendar, you must have full read/write permissions to this calendar.
The main calendar in which bookings are created
Busy time retrievalThe second column is where you select the calendars from which ScheduleOnce retrieves busy time. By default, the main booking calendar in which bookings are created is also the calendar from which busy time is retrieved. Note that this cannot be changed and is necessary in order to ensure you are not double booked and to control the number of bookings per slot.
You can select any number of additional calendars in the busy time retrieval column. These can be any calendars displayed in the list, with any level of permission: your calendars, calendars that were shared with you, or public calendars like a holiday calendar.
The third setting is where you select the additional booking calendars to which the Calendar event is automatically added. Please note that if the additional booking calendar is a third-party calendar feed - it cannot accept bookings. There are two possible scenarios:
Additional booking calendars
- The additional booking calendar is a calendar that you own in your connected calendar account. In this case, the Calendar event will be created in the calendar and you will not receive a calendar invite.
- The additional booking calendar is shared with your connected calendar account: In this case the Calendar event will be created in the shared calendar and the calendar Owner can receive a calendar invite if the calendar invite is enabled in the Customer notifications section. In addition, Owners of shared calendars can configure their calendar to notify them when a booking is made.
Why is busy time not blocking my availability in ScheduleOnce?
There may be a number of reasons.
Why are all-day events not blocking my availability in ScheduleOnce?
By default, all day events are set to "Available" or "Free" in your calendar. You should open the event in the calendar and change its status to "Busy." If this does not help, we have some further suggestions.
Why am I receiving a settings conflict when attempting to select a calendar for busy time retrieval?
This is because you are also using the Group sessions setting in the Scheduling options section.
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Kindal Moonweaver is a level 42 quest giver located in a nook near Grimtotem Compound[65.9, 45.6] in the contested territory of Feralas. To find her you have to go to the narrowest point of Feralas just east of Dire Maul, then head north down the hill and up a hidden path in the mountainside partially behind a tree. The path starts nearby, at approximately [65.6, 46.9].
She may be related to Jer'kai Moonweaver.
She starts the following quests:
See List of Feralas NPCs.
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To promote the upcoming Sochi Winter Olympics, Russia is offering free subway rides! Well, they aren't technically free.30 squats equals one train ticket. Funny enough, that's also how Jared has to pay for subway sandwiches. Gotta keep the weight off!
The video makes it look kind of fun. KIND OF. Let's get real, after about 10, we'd be done. This "fun" video comes after a big announcement last week banning journalists from using social media during the Olympics.
In Russia, 30 squats pays for a train ticket. Nothing like working up a sweat right before getting on a crowded train.— Jenna Kim Jones (@jennakimjones) November 13, 2013
Where's the video of Putin doing squats?! RT @mounialalmas: Russian Subways Now Accept Squats for Payment http://t.co/3H6m5CsJ1w— Mike Sefanov (@MikeSefanov) November 13, 2013
No thank you.
We should start doing things like this in the US http://t.co/7ish0iyd3V— Ingredient Reader (@IngredientReadr) November 13, 2013
What's the exchange rate of squat to dollar? Diddly-squat. (Wah wah)
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A presentation of the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum and Lockheed Martin Corporation, in cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Filmed in space by the Astronauts.
Director: Ben Burtt and Phyllis Ferguson
Writer: Toni Myers
Producer: Graeme Ferguson
Cast: Leonard Nimoy
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The Senate's EPA Showdown
Democrats face a moment of truth on regulatory cap and trade.
The Environmental Protection Agency debate lands in the Senate this week, amid the makings of a left-right coalition to mitigate the agency's abuses. Few other votes this year could do more to help the private economy—but only if enough Democrats are willing to buck the White House.
This moment arrived unexpectedly, with Majority Leader Harry Reid opening a small business bill to amendments. Republican leader Mitch McConnell promptly introduced a rider to strip the EPA of the carbon regulation authority that the Obama Administration...