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Comments: Leather Seats, Bluetooth, Heated Seats, Rear View Camera, Memory Seats!
The Ford Edge is an amazingly capable 5-passenger crossover that's designed to seliver it all - in head-turning style. This 2014 Ford Edge is for sale today in Estevan.
Get the versatility of an SUV with car-like driving dynamics with the Ford Edge crossover. It has a smooth, comfortable ride with room for five and generous cargo space to boot. The well crafted interior is appointed with quality materials and impressive technology. Thanks to its family friendly safety features, you can drive with confidence in the Ford Edge. This SUV has 105127 kms. It's black in colour. It has a 6 speed auto transmission and is powered by a 305HP 3.7L V6 Cylinder Engine. This vehicle has been upgraded with the following features: Leather Seats, Bluetooth, Heated Seats, Rear View Camera, Memory Seats, Premium Sound Package, Sync.
To view the original window sticker for this vehicle view this http://www.windowsticker.forddirect.com/windowsticker.pdf?vin=2FMDK4AK7EBA76061.

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comments: leather seats, bluetooth, heated seats, rear view camera, memory seats!
the ford edge is an amazingly capable 5-passenger crossover that's designed to seliver it all - in head-turning style. this 2014 ford edge is for sale today in estevan.
get the versatility of an suv with car-like driving dynamics with the ford edge crossover. it has a smooth, comfortable ride with room for five and generous cargo space to boot. the well crafted interior is appointed with quality materials and impressive technology. thanks to its family friendly safety features, you can drive with confidence in the ford edge. this suv has 105127 kms. it's black in colour. it has a 6 speed auto transmission and is powered by a 305hp 3.7l v6 cylinder engine. this vehicle has been upgraded with the following features: leather seats, bluetooth, heated seats, rear view camera, memory seats, premium sound package, sync.
to view the original window sticker for this vehicle view this http://www.windowsticker.forddirect.com/windowsticker.pdf?vin=2fmdk4ak7eba76061.


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Sprue (AIM: SPRP), one of Europe’s leading home safety products suppliers, today issues a trading update ahead of the release of its audited final results for the year ended 31 December 2015, which are expected to be announced in mid-April 2016.
2015 was another record year of trading for Sprue, reflected in both strong sales and operating profit* being ahead of market expectations. The Board expects the sales for the year ended 31 December 2015 to be approximately £88.3m (up 35% on the prior year) and the operating profit* to be approximately £12.1m (up 16% on the prior year). These figures are subject to audit.
A significant increase in sales into France in the first half of 2015 was the principal driver of the 34% increase in European sales in the year compared to the prior year. As expected, sales into France softened considerably in H2 2015.
Pleasingly, in the year ended 31 December 2015, UK sales increased by 33% compared to 2014 largely due to higher carbon monoxide detector sales as a result of the introduction of landlord legislation and increased marketing activity by Sprue. Each of Sprue’s UK Utilities and Leisure, UK Retail and UK Trade business units reported record sales in the year. Sales into the UK Fire & Rescue Services were also boosted by the funding provided by the Department for Communities and Local Government in 2015.
At like-for-like exchange rates with 2014, the operating profit* for the year ended 31 December 2015 would have been approximately £19.7m, being approximately £7.6m higher than the expected operating profit* set out above. The significant net adverse impact on gross margin in the year was principally as a result of the strength of Sterling against the Euro and the weakness of Sterling against the US Dollar.
As indicated in the Company’s announcement dated 13 July 2015, the Company committed to invest in the equivalent of approximately 2 months’ stock to mitigate against the risk of potential supply chain disruption from the relocation of the trading activities of the Group’s principal smoke alarm and accessories supplier, CICAM in China. As subsequently announced on 10 December 2015, the activities of CICAM were successfully relocated before the end of 2015. Sprue’s year end stock at 31 December 2015 was approximately £7.3m higher than the prior year end at £15.6m (31 December 2014: £8.3m). The Board expects stock levels to normalise by the end of 2016.
Despite the significant increase in inventory in the year, the Company’s balance sheet remains strong with £22.4m of cash at year end (31 December 2014: £15.9m) and no debt at 31 December 2015 (31 December 2014: £nil debt).
Whilst the Board expects the 2016 full year results to be in line with market expectations, consistent with historical trading patterns, the results are expected to be strongly weighted towards the second half of the year with sales into Continental Europe, UK Retail and UK Trade anticipated to be significantly stronger than in the first half. A further update on trading will be provided in mid-April 2016 at the time of the release of the Company’s audited final results for the year ended 31 December 2015.
The Group’s new range of mains powered products went into full production in December 2015 after production set up issues which delayed the full launch of the product range during the year. Sprue’s hard wired SONA and FireAngel Pro branded product sales in 2015 were approximately £0.2m in total (2014: £nil) and are expected by the Board to increase significantly in 2016.
The Nano-905, the Company’s miniaturised version of its established carbon monoxide sensor was incorporated in seven year “sealed for life” carbon monoxide detectors sold in December 2015 and is being rolled out across Sprue’s carbon monoxide product range in the first half of this year.
The Company is pleased with the progress of its connected homes strategy to wirelessly connect Sprue’s home safety products to the internet using its Wi-Safe II technology which allows remote monitoring of Sprue’s products over the web. Further details of the Company’s progress in its connected homes strategy will be provided in the final results which are expected to be published in mid-April 2016.
The Company reaffirms its commitment to continue to develop its own technology in-house and to deliver innovative, technology led, market leading home safety product solutions to position itself as the market leader in each of the markets it serves.

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sprue (aim: sprp), one of europe’s leading home safety products suppliers, today issues a trading update ahead of the release of its audited final results for the year ended 31 december 2015, which are expected to be announced in mid-april 2016.
2015 was another record year of trading for sprue, reflected in both strong sales and operating profit* being ahead of market expectations. the board expects the sales for the year ended 31 december 2015 to be approximately £88.3m (up 35% on the prior year) and the operating profit* to be approximately £12.1m (up 16% on the prior year). these figures are subject to audit.
a significant increase in sales into france in the first half of 2015 was the principal driver of the 34% increase in european sales in the year compared to the prior year. as expected, sales into france softened considerably in h2 2015.
pleasingly, in the year ended 31 december 2015, uk sales increased by 33% compared to 2014 largely due to higher carbon monoxide detector sales as a result of the introduction of landlord legislation and increased marketing activity by sprue. each of sprue’s uk utilities and leisure, uk retail and uk trade business units reported record sales in the year. sales into the uk fire & rescue services were also boosted by the funding provided by the department for communities and local government in 2015.
at like-for-like exchange rates with 2014, the operating profit* for the year ended 31 december 2015 would have been approximately £19.7m, being approximately £7.6m higher than the expected operating profit* set out above. the significant net adverse impact on gross margin in the year was principally as a result of the strength of sterling against the euro and the weakness of sterling against the us dollar.
as indicated in the company’s announcement dated 13 july 2015, the company committed to invest in the equivalent of approximately 2 months’ stock to mitigate against the risk of potential supply chain disruption from the relocation of the trading activities of the group’s principal smoke alarm and accessories supplier, cicam in china. as subsequently announced on 10 december 2015, the activities of cicam were successfully relocated before the end of 2015. sprue’s year end stock at 31 december 2015 was approximately £7.3m higher than the prior year end at £15.6m (31 december 2014: £8.3m). the board expects stock levels to normalise by the end of 2016.
despite the significant increase in inventory in the year, the company’s balance sheet remains strong with £22.4m of cash at year end (31 december 2014: £15.9m) and no debt at 31 december 2015 (31 december 2014: £nil debt).
whilst the board expects the 2016 full year results to be in line with market expectations, consistent with historical trading patterns, the results are expected to be strongly weighted towards the second half of the year with sales into continental europe, uk retail and uk trade anticipated to be significantly stronger than in the first half. a further update on trading will be provided in mid-april 2016 at the time of the release of the company’s audited final results for the year ended 31 december 2015.
the group’s new range of mains powered products went into full production in december 2015 after production set up issues which delayed the full launch of the product range during the year. sprue’s hard wired sona and fireangel pro branded product sales in 2015 were approximately £0.2m in total (2014: £nil) and are expected by the board to increase significantly in 2016.
the nano-905, the company’s miniaturised version of its established carbon monoxide sensor was incorporated in seven year “sealed for life” carbon monoxide detectors sold in december 2015 and is being rolled out across sprue’s carbon monoxide product range in the first half of this year.
the company is pleased with the progress of its connected homes strategy to wirelessly connect sprue’s home safety products to the internet using its wi-safe ii technology which allows remote monitoring of sprue’s products over the web. further details of the company’s progress in its connected homes strategy will be provided in the final results which are expected to be published in mid-april 2016.
the company reaffirms its commitment to continue to develop its own technology in-house and to deliver innovative, technology led, market leading home safety product solutions to position itself as the market leader in each of the markets it serves.


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What Would an Ecclesiocentric Society Look Like?
In Your Light, We Shall See Light!
The second half of the Hour of Prime is sometimes called the Chapter Office, from the Benedictine custom of reading a part of the Rule of St Benedict at the end of it every day. The text of the Rule was divided into roughly 120 sections, and read in order over the course of four months, making for three full readings a year. At Citeaux, however, this reading began not on January 1st, as in most other houses, but on March 21st, which is both the feast day of St Benedict, and the day the abbey was founded in 1098. Beginning the reading of the Rule on this day became an annual reminder not only of the Order’s founding, but more specifically of the Cistercians’ role as the “strict constructionalists” of Benedictine monasticism, almost as if to say that the observance of the Rule itself began again with the coming of the new Order.
The first two pages of the Rule of St Benedict, with the Prologue to be read on March 21st, from a Cistercian Martyrology printed at Paris in 1689.

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what would an ecclesiocentric society look like?
in your light, we shall see light!
the second half of the hour of prime is sometimes called the chapter office, from the benedictine custom of reading a part of the rule of st benedict at the end of it every day. the text of the rule was divided into roughly 120 sections, and read in order over the course of four months, making for three full readings a year. at citeaux, however, this reading began not on january 1st, as in most other houses, but on march 21st, which is both the feast day of st benedict, and the day the abbey was founded in 1098. beginning the reading of the rule on this day became an annual reminder not only of the order’s founding, but more specifically of the cistercians’ role as the “strict constructionalists” of benedictine monasticism, almost as if to say that the observance of the rule itself began again with the coming of the new order.
the first two pages of the rule of st benedict, with the prologue to be read on march 21st, from a cistercian martyrology printed at paris in 1689.


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Fabbris Smallgoods is a leading manufacturer of Australian Pork with produce aimed at the gourmet consumers. They distribute their products nationally and to New Zealand.
Across both of their sites in Victoria they were consuming over 1,572,000 kWh of electricity and spending in excess of $200,000 a year on power.
They were aiming to consolidate their energy suppliers and reduce the demand from the network, resulting in improved operational expenditure and lower running costs.
A blind tender with multiple electricity retailers ensured competitive bidding process which produced some aggressive retail pricing options. By using the economies of scale, total consumption across both sites was considered, resulting in a 50.6% saving for Fabbris Smallgoods.
A detailed analysis of the consumption across both sites indicated that the demand profile, the times at which power was being used, did not match the best tariffs available from the network. By successfully negotiating preferable tariffs, Fabbris Smallgoods were able to save $47,816 per year.

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fabbris smallgoods is a leading manufacturer of australian pork with produce aimed at the gourmet consumers. they distribute their products nationally and to new zealand.
across both of their sites in victoria they were consuming over 1,572,000 kwh of electricity and spending in excess of $200,000 a year on power.
they were aiming to consolidate their energy suppliers and reduce the demand from the network, resulting in improved operational expenditure and lower running costs.
a blind tender with multiple electricity retailers ensured competitive bidding process which produced some aggressive retail pricing options. by using the economies of scale, total consumption across both sites was considered, resulting in a 50.6% saving for fabbris smallgoods.
a detailed analysis of the consumption across both sites indicated that the demand profile, the times at which power was being used, did not match the best tariffs available from the network. by successfully negotiating preferable tariffs, fabbris smallgoods were able to save $47,816 per year.


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Listen to the Minister for Housing (Hon Mick de Brenni), the REIQ and Tenants Queensland discuss tenancy law reform issues with ABC’s Emma Griffith. Property standards, rent increases and rent limitations, pets, and property inspections are all covered on Tuesday morning’s FOCUS program.... In Queensland, before a Landlord is entitled to re-enter the Leased Premises, re-take possession and terminate the Lease, the Landlord must generally first serve a Notice to Remedy Breach (“the Notice”) on the Tenant.
You would have to pay rent until a new tenant is found, or until the end of the lease, whichever is the sooner. Unless, of course, your landlord lets you out of the lease, or you are on a periodic agreement.... Listen to the Minister for Housing (Hon Mick de Brenni), the REIQ and Tenants Queensland discuss tenancy law reform issues with ABC’s Emma Griffith. Property standards, rent increases and rent limitations, pets, and property inspections are all covered on Tuesday morning’s FOCUS program.
Leases over state land are issued for a specified purpose (e.g. grazing, agriculture, sporting, tourism, telecommunication), generally for terms of up to 30 years. An annual rent is charged, which is usually calculated at a percentage of the land valuation. You must be over 18 to apply for a lease... In Queensland, before a Landlord is entitled to re-enter the Leased Premises, re-take possession and terminate the Lease, the Landlord must generally first serve a Notice to Remedy Breach (“the Notice”) on the Tenant.
The more you know about terminating a fixed-term lease early, the more likely you’ll be able to break your lease with minimal issue. Be aware of state-specific details on re-letting fees, advertising fees and whatever rent is owing before new tenants can be found.... Back to QLD FAQ You can only attach fixtures or make structural changes to the premises if you have a written agreement with your lessor, agent or provider. Your lessor or provider must not be unreasonable in refusing to let you attach a fixture or make a structural change.
If a lease is for a retail shop, then the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 applies to the lease.The Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 cannot be contracted out of, and if there is an inconsistency with the terms of the lease and the Act, then the provisions of the Act shall prevail.
29/03/2011 · The term of the lease means you cannot make the tenant move out any earlier unless they agree. Notice can only be provided at the end of the fixed term of the agreement and that it is best to provide more than the normal time to end the fixed term, usually 14 days notice is required, but is really inadequate, so at least 60 days notice under end of fixed term.
Back to QLD FAQ You can only attach fixtures or make structural changes to the premises if you have a written agreement with your lessor, agent or provider. Your lessor or provider must not be unreasonable in refusing to let you attach a fixture or make a structural change.

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listen to the minister for housing (hon mick de brenni), the reiq and tenants queensland discuss tenancy law reform issues with abc’s emma griffith. property standards, rent increases and rent limitations, pets, and property inspections are all covered on tuesday morning’s focus program.... in queensland, before a landlord is entitled to re-enter the leased premises, re-take possession and terminate the lease, the landlord must generally first serve a notice to remedy breach (“the notice”) on the tenant.
you would have to pay rent until a new tenant is found, or until the end of the lease, whichever is the sooner. unless, of course, your landlord lets you out of the lease, or you are on a periodic agreement.... listen to the minister for housing (hon mick de brenni), the reiq and tenants queensland discuss tenancy law reform issues with abc’s emma griffith. property standards, rent increases and rent limitations, pets, and property inspections are all covered on tuesday morning’s focus program.
leases over state land are issued for a specified purpose (e.g. grazing, agriculture, sporting, tourism, telecommunication), generally for terms of up to 30 years. an annual rent is charged, which is usually calculated at a percentage of the land valuation. you must be over 18 to apply for a lease... in queensland, before a landlord is entitled to re-enter the leased premises, re-take possession and terminate the lease, the landlord must generally first serve a notice to remedy breach (“the notice”) on the tenant.
the more you know about terminating a fixed-term lease early, the more likely you’ll be able to break your lease with minimal issue. be aware of state-specific details on re-letting fees, advertising fees and whatever rent is owing before new tenants can be found.... back to qld faq you can only attach fixtures or make structural changes to the premises if you have a written agreement with your lessor, agent or provider. your lessor or provider must not be unreasonable in refusing to let you attach a fixture or make a structural change.
if a lease is for a retail shop, then the retail shop leases act 1994 applies to the lease.the retail shop leases act 1994 cannot be contracted out of, and if there is an inconsistency with the terms of the lease and the act, then the provisions of the act shall prevail.
29/03/2011 · the term of the lease means you cannot make the tenant move out any earlier unless they agree. notice can only be provided at the end of the fixed term of the agreement and that it is best to provide more than the normal time to end the fixed term, usually 14 days notice is required, but is really inadequate, so at least 60 days notice under end of fixed term.
back to qld faq you can only attach fixtures or make structural changes to the premises if you have a written agreement with your lessor, agent or provider. your lessor or provider must not be unreasonable in refusing to let you attach a fixture or make a structural change.


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Defender Economy Safety Glasses provide medium impact protection, anti-scratch lenses and 99.9% UV protection. They are an economical choice that offers a mix of protection and comfort.
Meets the Australian Standard AS/NZS 1337.1:2010 ensuring the best optical protection in most work environments.

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defender economy safety glasses provide medium impact protection, anti-scratch lenses and 99.9% uv protection. they are an economical choice that offers a mix of protection and comfort.
meets the australian standard as/nzs 1337.1:2010 ensuring the best optical protection in most work environments.


text: An intimate portrayal of a journalist, photographer, filmmaker Raymond Depardon as he embarks on a tour of his country with his large format still camera. Unseen narrator is his long time collaborator/wife/Sound recordist Claudine Nougaret. It's both journey through time and intimate portrayal of Depardon and his unending curiosity around the world and at home. Depardon's assembled, mostly handheld reportage takes us to various political hotspots around the world since the 60s - Venesuela, Chilé, Czechoslovakia, Congo, Djibouti, South Africa and a lot more. It also illustrates the artist's obsession with the desert with all it represents. We get to see how Depardon and Nougaret hooked up through various stock footage. It's a great doc that avoids being a sentimental nostalgia piece. Great Saturday morning movie it turns out to be.

lowercased: an intimate portrayal of a journalist, photographer, filmmaker raymond depardon as he embarks on a tour of his country with his large format still camera. unseen narrator is his long time collaborator/wife/sound recordist claudine nougaret. it's both journey through time and intimate portrayal of depardon and his unending curiosity around the world and at home. depardon's assembled, mostly handheld reportage takes us to various political hotspots around the world since the 60s - venesuela, chilé, czechoslovakia, congo, djibouti, south africa and a lot more. it also illustrates the artist's obsession with the desert with all it represents. we get to see how depardon and nougaret hooked up through various stock footage. it's a great doc that avoids being a sentimental nostalgia piece. great saturday morning movie it turns out to be.


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Canadian-born, Berlin-based artist Jeremy Shaw joins us to present and discuss the UK premiere of his recently completed Quantification Trilogy, which imagines countercultural behaviours at three different points in the future.
The first film in the trilogy, Quickeners (2014), is set 500 years in the future and tells the story of Human Atavism Syndrome (HAS), an obscure disorder afflicting a tiny portion of the existing immortal species wirelessly interconnected through a central hive. HAS causes those affected to desire and feel as their human being predecessors once did: giving sermons, singing, praying, dancing, speaking in tongues, performing rituals with snakes and trying to reach ecstatic states.
Liminals (2017), the second film in the trilogy, is set three generations from today and unfolds as chapter cut from a future documentary about marginalised societies. With the discovery that the long-abandoned notion of faith had biologically evolved to become an essential aspect of human survival, a radical clandestine group augment their brains with machine DNA and re-engage forgotten cathartic spiritual rituals in the hopes of accessing The Liminal – a speculative paraspace between the physical and the virtual. It is here they prophesise that humanity will temporarily exist in gestation towards a new phase of evolution.
The final film, I Can See Forever (2018), is set roughly 40 years in the future and is structured as a documentary TV episode about the only known survivor of a failed government experiment that aimed to create a harmonious synthesis of human and machine. Born with 8.7% machine DNA, yet uninterested in the virtual reality trappings of his time, the 27-year old survivor has committed himself to a life immersed in dance. It is during his unique virtuosic activities that he claims to be able to transcend to a digital plane of total unity while maintaining a corporeal physical presence.
Jeremy Shaw (b.1977, Canada) is a visual artist based in Berlin. His work explores altered states and the cultural and scientific practices that aspire to map transcendental experience. Often combining and amplifying strategies of verité filmmaking, conceptual art, music video, esoteric and scientific research, he creates a post-documentary space in which disparate belief-systems and histories are thrown into an interpretive limbo. Shaw participated in the 57th Venice Biennale (2017) and is the recipient of the 2016 Sobey Art Award. Solo exhibitions include Kunstverein in Hamburg (2018), Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (2018), The Store x The Vinyl Factory, London (2017), Schinkel Pavillon, Berlin (2013), MoMA PS1, New York (2011), and Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto (2006).

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canadian-born, berlin-based artist jeremy shaw joins us to present and discuss the uk premiere of his recently completed quantification trilogy, which imagines countercultural behaviours at three different points in the future.
the first film in the trilogy, quickeners (2014), is set 500 years in the future and tells the story of human atavism syndrome (has), an obscure disorder afflicting a tiny portion of the existing immortal species wirelessly interconnected through a central hive. has causes those affected to desire and feel as their human being predecessors once did: giving sermons, singing, praying, dancing, speaking in tongues, performing rituals with snakes and trying to reach ecstatic states.
liminals (2017), the second film in the trilogy, is set three generations from today and unfolds as chapter cut from a future documentary about marginalised societies. with the discovery that the long-abandoned notion of faith had biologically evolved to become an essential aspect of human survival, a radical clandestine group augment their brains with machine dna and re-engage forgotten cathartic spiritual rituals in the hopes of accessing the liminal – a speculative paraspace between the physical and the virtual. it is here they prophesise that humanity will temporarily exist in gestation towards a new phase of evolution.
the final film, i can see forever (2018), is set roughly 40 years in the future and is structured as a documentary tv episode about the only known survivor of a failed government experiment that aimed to create a harmonious synthesis of human and machine. born with 8.7% machine dna, yet uninterested in the virtual reality trappings of his time, the 27-year old survivor has committed himself to a life immersed in dance. it is during his unique virtuosic activities that he claims to be able to transcend to a digital plane of total unity while maintaining a corporeal physical presence.
jeremy shaw (b.1977, canada) is a visual artist based in berlin. his work explores altered states and the cultural and scientific practices that aspire to map transcendental experience. often combining and amplifying strategies of verité filmmaking, conceptual art, music video, esoteric and scientific research, he creates a post-documentary space in which disparate belief-systems and histories are thrown into an interpretive limbo. shaw participated in the 57th venice biennale (2017) and is the recipient of the 2016 sobey art award. solo exhibitions include kunstverein in hamburg (2018), montreal museum of fine arts (2018), the store x the vinyl factory, london (2017), schinkel pavillon, berlin (2013), moma ps1, new york (2011), and museum of contemporary canadian art, toronto (2006).


text: Venus Rising is a solo exhibition of Ghazaleh's recent artwork celebrating the beauty, power and liberation of women. Oct 25-Nov 4, reception 7-11:30 pm Oct 25. Free.

lowercased: venus rising is a solo exhibition of ghazaleh's recent artwork celebrating the beauty, power and liberation of women. oct 25-nov 4, reception 7-11:30 pm oct 25. free.


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Welcome back to The Inductive site, this time I show some galleries about kitchen ideas with white appliances. The Inductive is the best place when you want about photos to add your collection, choose one or more of these best pictures. We like them, maybe you were too. We got information from each image that we get, including set size and resolution.
Please click the picture to see the large or full size gallery. If you like and want to share you can hit like/share button, so other people can visit here too. Here there are, you can see one of our kitchen ideas with white appliances gallery, there are many picture that you can browse, we think you must click them too.
We think it happens all the time, waterfall fountain indoor for big brand-names and small studios alike. This is doubly true for individuals who share their apartments with flatmates, have small youngsters at home or keep pets. You may be surprised by how much mud and dirt can build up over the course of a mere week in your home. All the mud eliminated is mud you and your relations is not going to need to breathe in! Vacuum your upholstery usually - In order for you to maintain the fabrics of your furnishings in fine condition, you want to provide it a great vacuuming no less than as soon as per week. Whilst using interns and graduates could clear up an issue in the short term, the necessity to continually re-hire and retain them might be a significant distraction. That's why using "outsourcing" as a term to describe working with interns and graduates is warranted, however as we'll see, it might often not be the perfect method.
A method of basic outsourcing is utilizing interns and graduates that work in momentary roles but handling a lot of the design improvement work and fewer of the more demanding inventive and conceptual design work. Looking broader versus narrower has the added benefit that you'll likely find providers with lower manufacturing/management costs that can translate in a significantly better pricing and subsequently a extra aggressive offering. Below yow will discover a number of simple suggestions and methods about caring for your furniture that will make your cleansing classes lots simpler! When taking a look at outsourcing corporations, there may be little to no distinction between the interaction workflow you'll have with local versus international corporations. That is a typical observe these days and it's a perfectly wonderful method, especially when there are correct communication channels in place between the low stage and excessive degree employees. Some are just advantageous with plain water; others would possibly require extra particular approaches.
Yet one more subtle and arranged form of outsourcing is hiring an out of doors agency, both local or international. The solution is to tap into the worldwide market and selected a quality, reliable accomplice for long run collaboration. Almost all companies slot in one among the 2 classes above as a natural market adaptation to reduce prices with duties that, by their nature, are pretty simple to delegate. An organization abroad, as an illustration, would handle all the drawing/modeling tasks however isn't often in direct contact with the consumer, nor is it current in meetings and basically works laborious to ship on the lead architect's requirements. The corporate is a first selection supplier of office and home cleansing services, trusted by a multitude of business leaders and non-public shoppers throughout the United Kingdom. Check the cleaning directions - each piece of furniture should include a list of cleansing codes, explaining what kinds of treatment it needs.
Treat previous spills and stains- a superb vacuuming, adopted by mild water remedy can do wonders for fixing outdated spills. The modern home sports quite a couple of furnishings pieces, most of which can be spoiled or broken very easily. Caring for all the upholstery at dwelling all by yourself can appear like quite the daunting process. Managing an workplace and/or a set of initiatives is a activity in and of itself, leaving little room for the drafting or modeling work. You need to soak up any excess spill immediately and, depending on the scenario, work on eradicating it or minimising the damage. Such firms are sometimes specialized in particular domains where they've honed in-home methods that allow them to work extraordinarily quick, relying heavily on advanced BIM solutions. In any case, your complete process needs to be dealt with with care - never go overboard on cleansing solutions or even water, as they might harm your furniture. Upholstery tends to be very absorbent with regard to mud, dirt and spills, which can lead to dust build-up and allergies or, to plain and easy, injury to the tissues.
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welcome back to the inductive site, this time i show some galleries about kitchen ideas with white appliances. the inductive is the best place when you want about photos to add your collection, choose one or more of these best pictures. we like them, maybe you were too. we got information from each image that we get, including set size and resolution.
please click the picture to see the large or full size gallery. if you like and want to share you can hit like/share button, so other people can visit here too. here there are, you can see one of our kitchen ideas with white appliances gallery, there are many picture that you can browse, we think you must click them too.
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a method of basic outsourcing is utilizing interns and graduates that work in momentary roles but handling a lot of the design improvement work and fewer of the more demanding inventive and conceptual design work. looking broader versus narrower has the added benefit that you'll likely find providers with lower manufacturing/management costs that can translate in a significantly better pricing and subsequently a extra aggressive offering. below yow will discover a number of simple suggestions and methods about caring for your furniture that will make your cleansing classes lots simpler! when taking a look at outsourcing corporations, there may be little to no distinction between the interaction workflow you'll have with local versus international corporations. that is a typical observe these days and it's a perfectly wonderful method, especially when there are correct communication channels in place between the low stage and excessive degree employees. some are just advantageous with plain water; others would possibly require extra particular approaches.
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Zheng-Chu Guo, Lei Shi, Qiang Wu; 18(118):1−25, 2017.
Distributed learning is an effective way to analyze big data. In distributed regression, a typical approach is to divide the big data into multiple blocks, apply a base regression algorithm on each of them, and then simply average the output functions learnt from these blocks. Since the average process will decrease the variance, not the bias, bias correction is expected to improve the learning performance if the base regression algorithm is a biased one. Regularization kernel network is an effective and widely used method for nonlinear regression analysis. In this paper we will investigate a bias corrected version of regularization kernel network. We derive the error bounds when it is applied to a single data set and when it is applied as a base algorithm in distributed regression. We show that, under certain appropriate conditions, the optimal learning rates can be reached in both situations.

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zheng-chu guo, lei shi, qiang wu; 18(118):1−25, 2017.
distributed learning is an effective way to analyze big data. in distributed regression, a typical approach is to divide the big data into multiple blocks, apply a base regression algorithm on each of them, and then simply average the output functions learnt from these blocks. since the average process will decrease the variance, not the bias, bias correction is expected to improve the learning performance if the base regression algorithm is a biased one. regularization kernel network is an effective and widely used method for nonlinear regression analysis. in this paper we will investigate a bias corrected version of regularization kernel network. we derive the error bounds when it is applied to a single data set and when it is applied as a base algorithm in distributed regression. we show that, under certain appropriate conditions, the optimal learning rates can be reached in both situations.


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I am the co-owner, along with the patient and beautiful Mrs. Davidson, of a small business in Tucson, AZ (Neil Benton Arts & Entertainment) and have spent many years studying in the field of political philosophy individually, with a number of national organizations, and at the University of Arizona.
My academic studies encompass political philosophy broadly, with a current specific focus on the institutions that govern small social orders such as families, villages and tribes. Under this particular line of research I have in development two papers (the first addressing property rights within households, and the second certain underlying assumptions of paternalism), as well as an economic case study of Hawley Lake (a small community in the White Mountains of Arizona). You can read more about my scholarly work on this website by looking at the Curriculum Vitae or Work In Progress pages.
I have a general interest in the application of principled philosophical and economic inquiry to practical political problems. If it’s true it should also be relevant, but often (in our polarized, sound-bite world) we find the understanding, patience, or effort lacking to find ways to acknowledge real problems and then bring ethically sound and outcomes-focused policies to bear. That is the kind of writing I hope to do and that I hope readers will find from me.
You can email me at davidsontaylorb <at> gmail <dot> com.
* These sites include links and references to information I consider interesting or entertaining but are never endorsements. My own writing and speaking presented on these sites represent only my opinions, observations, or personal experiences.

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i am the co-owner, along with the patient and beautiful mrs. davidson, of a small business in tucson, az (neil benton arts & entertainment) and have spent many years studying in the field of political philosophy individually, with a number of national organizations, and at the university of arizona.
my academic studies encompass political philosophy broadly, with a current specific focus on the institutions that govern small social orders such as families, villages and tribes. under this particular line of research i have in development two papers (the first addressing property rights within households, and the second certain underlying assumptions of paternalism), as well as an economic case study of hawley lake (a small community in the white mountains of arizona). you can read more about my scholarly work on this website by looking at the curriculum vitae or work in progress pages.
i have a general interest in the application of principled philosophical and economic inquiry to practical political problems. if it’s true it should also be relevant, but often (in our polarized, sound-bite world) we find the understanding, patience, or effort lacking to find ways to acknowledge real problems and then bring ethically sound and outcomes-focused policies to bear. that is the kind of writing i hope to do and that i hope readers will find from me.
you can email me at davidsontaylorb <at> gmail <dot> com.
* these sites include links and references to information i consider interesting or entertaining but are never endorsements. my own writing and speaking presented on these sites represent only my opinions, observations, or personal experiences.


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Omega 3 and Omega 6 are two groups of fatty fatty acids. Omega 3s is polyunsaturated fats (good fats) which have necessary nutrition long-term well. Excessive consumption of Omega 6 fatty acids is together with such issues as blood pressure levels and bloating. Omega 3s is necessary enable control issues. Omega 3s have both DHA and EPA and Omega 6 essential fatty acids contain Linoleic acid.
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omega 3 and omega 6 are two groups of fatty fatty acids. omega 3s is polyunsaturated fats (good fats) which have necessary nutrition long-term well. excessive consumption of omega 6 fatty acids is together with such issues as blood pressure levels and bloating. omega 3s is necessary enable control issues. omega 3s have both dha and epa and omega 6 essential fatty acids contain linoleic acid.
ok guys, here are 5 quick and dirty tips as to why even if going nowhere trying to flatten flabby abs and reveal your stomach muscles. i'm going to outline the corporation setbacks people seem to address and express some possible solutions to obtain your waistline looking fit and toned.
do you feel it is impossible to drop? if you failed many times it is natural to think so. nevertheless it really is definitely possible for weight loss. so have no idea have succeeded.
can you lose unwanted fat with dietary supplements?
this article is meant to provide an application whereby to calculate a keto / ketogenic diet / nutrition system. thus, it is not meant in order to an all you ever had to know about keto / / ketosis / ketogenic diet / nutrition system but were too busy eating to learn.


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The proliferation of mobile devices in the last decade has been enormous. Even more recently, smart phones have become commonplace in almost every person’s pocket or bag, and mobile pad devices are becoming more commonly used, in some cases, replacing the laptop and to become an expected item to be found in almost every person’s bag of accessories within five years. This change in the types of devices that we commonly use to socialise, work and function also has its effect on SEO. While SEO for mobile devices shares a lot of its character with that of traditional SEO for PCs and laptops, there are distinctions to note and strategies to be mindful of for mobile that can allow for a much more effective mobile campaign that generates increased enquiries and sales. To miss out on these opportunities could be perilous as the future of search heads more and more to the realm of mobile, as its use continues to dramatically rise.
A principle that is important to abide by when SEO is concerned is that SEO is for users. The people that think from this perspective tend to produce high quality work that stands the test of time and work that offers value to a global public and brand campaign in more ways than one. The people that think from the perspective that SEO is for machines, resultantly tend to produce spam. An important concept that we at Elite SEO cannot reiterate enough to our clients is that Google’s robots seek to emulate human users. Search engines want to take users to sites that are useful and valuable for humans. And due to this, their algorithm is consistently refined to better ensure that this is the case. This algorithm, in an oversimplified explanation, looks to mimic what humans would deem to be good sites as results to search queries made, and lists these results accordingly.
A website that is mobile friendly most significantly means that your users will have a more enriching user experience when browsing your website on mobile. A website that adapts to fit the screen of a mobile offers a better mobile experience. This leads to a better brand impression and leads to a higher probability of enquiries and sales from mobile-viewers. A site that is suitable for a mobile is site that is either a responsive website or a designated mobile website. A responsive site is one that is liquid and that moves to adjust to the resolution of the computer it is being viewed on. A mobile website is one that is made specifically for mobile devices, with a different URL to that of a brand’s main, non-mobile website, and a website that can be remotely different from a website developed for a desktop or laptop. Both forms, whether a responsive design or mobile-designated site enable a user to view a website effectively on a mobile device and can thereby maximise the mobile viewing and interactive experience. The form of a website is one of the most important elements to have right for mobile, even before getting to work on other SEO elements. Ensure that the site looks good on a mobile device, and look to test its appearance and functionality for phones and mobile pad devices.
People who use mobile are usually time-poor. They are on the run to their next appointment, are quickly looking for a place to acquire the product or service they need or require a piece of information or fact check to contribute effectively to a conversation or important meeting discussion. Additionally, internet connection to mobile devices invariably tends to be slower than that to desktop or laptop computer devices. For these reasons, when it comes to using mobile devices to search, time is of the essence. Creating a mobile website that appears rapidly without delays is part of a good mobile web experience, but in addition, will help your SEO. Google wants to take users to websites that offer a good mobile experience, a trend that will only continue to grow, particularly in the field of mobile SEO. The load speed of a website is a crucial factor for the performance of a website and its search. A good mobile site will look to ensure a rapid load time by ensuring a design layout that is efficiently loaded yet visibly appealing and will seek to optimise images where possible to reduce load time.
When people view sites on their mobile devices, they are generally up, about and exploring. Many mobile users are looking for their next meal or what to do for the day in the locality they are at. Mobile users want to find suitable businesses that can provide the ideal product or service they are wanting. A good mobile site should have effective information, with key information made distinctly visible. All phone numbers should be made to be click-to-call so users can easily make contact with the businesses that interests them. Much like SEO for traditional devices, good content that offers rich information that is valuable is also important. Articles that offer handy advice or deep insight are great for people that are commuting from home to work, or need a good read while on their break and sitting on a park bench. This also leads to the need for content to be shareable. Mobile users are highly social, often interacting on social media through their mobile devices throughout their day. Making social sharing easy for them through the form of social sharing buttons will allow them to rapidly share content on your website, which will allow more people to be exposed to your brand and will enable for better SEO performance.
In a recent survey by Our Mobile Planet, it was revealed that 94% of smart phone users had used their device to find local information. 84% had taken action after making a search. In a similar survey, it was uncovered that 63% of people take action within an hour of making a mobile search, while 84% do so within 5 hours. Mobile users making searches tend to be different from laptop and computer users in that they are more readily looking for local information and are positioned to quickly act. What then does this mean for mobile SEO? Firstly, and most basically, mobile users need to be able to find you. Having your address on your mobile site is a good start. This address should link to a Google Map or alternatively, a Google Map should be provided and made clearly visible on your mobile website. This is particularly important if you are a local business selling a product or service with a storefront and you want to increase traffic to your store (e.g. restaurant, shop & hairdresser). Research conducted by Bryson Meunier at Resolution Media reveals that searches for ATM location (99 percent), restaurants (88 percent), bars (97 percent) most commonly come from mobile devices. The second important element is to understand and anticipate what mobile searches are searching for when it comes to finding your product or service. It may be that there are users typing “cheap pizza in Sydney” or “24 hour coffee in Melbourne”, which then aligns with what your business offers. Google’s keyword tool can be used to find these types of keywords people may be entering. Creating designated pages for these keywords will enable a business to capture more traffic from mobile users, both online but then more importantly offline, and can then effectively boost the sales of a business.
There are many mobile functions that a mobile website can also possess to help or engage a user to have a better experience of your brand. These functions are exclusive to mobile devices and can therefore be leveraged upon when it comes to developing websites that cater to mobile users. A full list of all these functions will be elaborately described in a blog post to come. A great functioning mobile website will not only service users well, but will draw people to naturally link to the site and share it on social media, encouraging other users to experience what it has to offer. This will inevitably will improve SEO and generate more visitors to check out your brand.
These elements when implemented well on a mobile site will contribute significantly to appealing and engaging a growing audience that searches for and views websites on mobile devices. This is proving to be a great way to gain business but also to invest into the future as more and more activity transfers from traditional computer devices to that of mobile.

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the proliferation of mobile devices in the last decade has been enormous. even more recently, smart phones have become commonplace in almost every person’s pocket or bag, and mobile pad devices are becoming more commonly used, in some cases, replacing the laptop and to become an expected item to be found in almost every person’s bag of accessories within five years. this change in the types of devices that we commonly use to socialise, work and function also has its effect on seo. while seo for mobile devices shares a lot of its character with that of traditional seo for pcs and laptops, there are distinctions to note and strategies to be mindful of for mobile that can allow for a much more effective mobile campaign that generates increased enquiries and sales. to miss out on these opportunities could be perilous as the future of search heads more and more to the realm of mobile, as its use continues to dramatically rise.
a principle that is important to abide by when seo is concerned is that seo is for users. the people that think from this perspective tend to produce high quality work that stands the test of time and work that offers value to a global public and brand campaign in more ways than one. the people that think from the perspective that seo is for machines, resultantly tend to produce spam. an important concept that we at elite seo cannot reiterate enough to our clients is that google’s robots seek to emulate human users. search engines want to take users to sites that are useful and valuable for humans. and due to this, their algorithm is consistently refined to better ensure that this is the case. this algorithm, in an oversimplified explanation, looks to mimic what humans would deem to be good sites as results to search queries made, and lists these results accordingly.
a website that is mobile friendly most significantly means that your users will have a more enriching user experience when browsing your website on mobile. a website that adapts to fit the screen of a mobile offers a better mobile experience. this leads to a better brand impression and leads to a higher probability of enquiries and sales from mobile-viewers. a site that is suitable for a mobile is site that is either a responsive website or a designated mobile website. a responsive site is one that is liquid and that moves to adjust to the resolution of the computer it is being viewed on. a mobile website is one that is made specifically for mobile devices, with a different url to that of a brand’s main, non-mobile website, and a website that can be remotely different from a website developed for a desktop or laptop. both forms, whether a responsive design or mobile-designated site enable a user to view a website effectively on a mobile device and can thereby maximise the mobile viewing and interactive experience. the form of a website is one of the most important elements to have right for mobile, even before getting to work on other seo elements. ensure that the site looks good on a mobile device, and look to test its appearance and functionality for phones and mobile pad devices.
people who use mobile are usually time-poor. they are on the run to their next appointment, are quickly looking for a place to acquire the product or service they need or require a piece of information or fact check to contribute effectively to a conversation or important meeting discussion. additionally, internet connection to mobile devices invariably tends to be slower than that to desktop or laptop computer devices. for these reasons, when it comes to using mobile devices to search, time is of the essence. creating a mobile website that appears rapidly without delays is part of a good mobile web experience, but in addition, will help your seo. google wants to take users to websites that offer a good mobile experience, a trend that will only continue to grow, particularly in the field of mobile seo. the load speed of a website is a crucial factor for the performance of a website and its search. a good mobile site will look to ensure a rapid load time by ensuring a design layout that is efficiently loaded yet visibly appealing and will seek to optimise images where possible to reduce load time.
when people view sites on their mobile devices, they are generally up, about and exploring. many mobile users are looking for their next meal or what to do for the day in the locality they are at. mobile users want to find suitable businesses that can provide the ideal product or service they are wanting. a good mobile site should have effective information, with key information made distinctly visible. all phone numbers should be made to be click-to-call so users can easily make contact with the businesses that interests them. much like seo for traditional devices, good content that offers rich information that is valuable is also important. articles that offer handy advice or deep insight are great for people that are commuting from home to work, or need a good read while on their break and sitting on a park bench. this also leads to the need for content to be shareable. mobile users are highly social, often interacting on social media through their mobile devices throughout their day. making social sharing easy for them through the form of social sharing buttons will allow them to rapidly share content on your website, which will allow more people to be exposed to your brand and will enable for better seo performance.
in a recent survey by our mobile planet, it was revealed that 94% of smart phone users had used their device to find local information. 84% had taken action after making a search. in a similar survey, it was uncovered that 63% of people take action within an hour of making a mobile search, while 84% do so within 5 hours. mobile users making searches tend to be different from laptop and computer users in that they are more readily looking for local information and are positioned to quickly act. what then does this mean for mobile seo? firstly, and most basically, mobile users need to be able to find you. having your address on your mobile site is a good start. this address should link to a google map or alternatively, a google map should be provided and made clearly visible on your mobile website. this is particularly important if you are a local business selling a product or service with a storefront and you want to increase traffic to your store (e.g. restaurant, shop & hairdresser). research conducted by bryson meunier at resolution media reveals that searches for atm location (99 percent), restaurants (88 percent), bars (97 percent) most commonly come from mobile devices. the second important element is to understand and anticipate what mobile searches are searching for when it comes to finding your product or service. it may be that there are users typing “cheap pizza in sydney” or “24 hour coffee in melbourne”, which then aligns with what your business offers. google’s keyword tool can be used to find these types of keywords people may be entering. creating designated pages for these keywords will enable a business to capture more traffic from mobile users, both online but then more importantly offline, and can then effectively boost the sales of a business.
there are many mobile functions that a mobile website can also possess to help or engage a user to have a better experience of your brand. these functions are exclusive to mobile devices and can therefore be leveraged upon when it comes to developing websites that cater to mobile users. a full list of all these functions will be elaborately described in a blog post to come. a great functioning mobile website will not only service users well, but will draw people to naturally link to the site and share it on social media, encouraging other users to experience what it has to offer. this will inevitably will improve seo and generate more visitors to check out your brand.
these elements when implemented well on a mobile site will contribute significantly to appealing and engaging a growing audience that searches for and views websites on mobile devices. this is proving to be a great way to gain business but also to invest into the future as more and more activity transfers from traditional computer devices to that of mobile.


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1. Members Present – Chairman PAB, Vice-chairman TB, Paul Baines PJB, Tony Williams TW, Matt Brooke MB.
This year’s spring clean was organised for Saturday, 26th April at 11 o’clock, prior to our 1st home game of the season.
Square roller - smoking more than in the past but most importantly being able to start ‘unaided’.
The gang mowers were fully operational, and would be adjusted by PJB.
The new containers are easier to unlock/lock but still could be better. TW to investigate.
The long-awaited permanent net(s) at the ground to be further investigated, to see if this would be (economically) feasible in the next year. The management committee to keep this on the agenda.
PJB handed round this year’s fixtures. All Saturdays were filled (26th April – 29th Sept).
Full details on our website.
The league also wished to repeat organising a 20-20 tournament this year that would be based around using Tuesdays from the first week in June until mid-July.
The 3rd XI have several more fixtures, following its success from last season.
MB confirmed the squad of players should be very similar to last year.
BT proposed to keep the match taxes the same at £10 and £5 for concessions; (teas should be set at £3 each to cover costs). Teas for visiting friendly fixtures should be set at £35 per team. Seconded by PJB and carried.
MB made the request for the club to encourage more juniors/younger players to the club. To such ends, MB would be happy to apply to the ECB to gain coaching qualifications and run training sessions at the ground. The meeting was all in favour.
Since there has been no annual dinner for the past couple of years, all the trophies were in need of updating. TB and MB to ensure this was completed in time for the ‘social BBQ’ in May at the Hut.
As there was no other business the meeting closed at 8.55pm.

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1. members present – chairman pab, vice-chairman tb, paul baines pjb, tony williams tw, matt brooke mb.
this year’s spring clean was organised for saturday, 26th april at 11 o’clock, prior to our 1st home game of the season.
square roller - smoking more than in the past but most importantly being able to start ‘unaided’.
the gang mowers were fully operational, and would be adjusted by pjb.
the new containers are easier to unlock/lock but still could be better. tw to investigate.
the long-awaited permanent net(s) at the ground to be further investigated, to see if this would be (economically) feasible in the next year. the management committee to keep this on the agenda.
pjb handed round this year’s fixtures. all saturdays were filled (26th april – 29th sept).
full details on our website.
the league also wished to repeat organising a 20-20 tournament this year that would be based around using tuesdays from the first week in june until mid-july.
the 3rd xi have several more fixtures, following its success from last season.
mb confirmed the squad of players should be very similar to last year.
bt proposed to keep the match taxes the same at £10 and £5 for concessions; (teas should be set at £3 each to cover costs). teas for visiting friendly fixtures should be set at £35 per team. seconded by pjb and carried.
mb made the request for the club to encourage more juniors/younger players to the club. to such ends, mb would be happy to apply to the ecb to gain coaching qualifications and run training sessions at the ground. the meeting was all in favour.
since there has been no annual dinner for the past couple of years, all the trophies were in need of updating. tb and mb to ensure this was completed in time for the ‘social bbq’ in may at the hut.
as there was no other business the meeting closed at 8.55pm.


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Tasmania's child protection system has a problem. It is designed to intervene only when things get truly terrible for children and young people.
By taking this approach, insufficient emphasis is given to the cumulative harm children can endure over the course of their young lives.
We need to support children and young people sooner, rather than waiting until a threshold is broken or a crime is committed.
The National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children 2009-2020 says it best — Australia needs to move from seeing “protecting children” merely as a response to abuse and neglect to one of promoting the safety and wellbeing of children.
The national framework clearly states that emphasis must be given to providing good universal services such as health, education and community services so that children can live in safe and supportive families and communities. Tasmania’s Child and Family Centres are perfect examples of places where all children and their families are welcome and where all Tasmanian parents and carers can access information and support from pregnancy onwards.
The early years are critical for the development of attachment and good social, emotional and physical health for all children.
There are many wonderful programs operating in our community to provide solid foundations for Tasmania’s children and their families, such as Pregnant and Young Parent Support, New Parent and Infant Network and Integrated Family Support. They really do change lives.
Despite best efforts and the establishment of the gateway to better co-ordinate services across the state, there are still many children and young people requiring statutory intervention and placement in the out-of-home care system.
Tasmania’s child protection system has been redesigned many times yet vulnerable children and young people still suffer due to its failings.
Human Services Minister Jacquie Petrusma was forced to initiate another review last year following the revelation 151 child protection notifications were ignored on the North-West Coast.
The community outrage over this was justifiably strong and my office was inundated with stories from families across the state who wanted to share their experience with the child protection system.
Since then it has also been revealed that a youth had been provided with a tent by Child Protection Services and left at the Hobart Showgrounds. Excuses were given for why no other accommodation option was available for this young man in the middle of winter and the Minister was quick to blame the youth for having problem behaviours and staff for giving out a tent.
The Government should not get the option to give up on people, but in this instance the Minister did just that. The adolescent in question is now in the youth justice system. These failures in the system bring us back to the need for early intervention to prevent the cumulative harm that can impact a person for their entire life.
There are too many stories of children and young people who touch on the edges of the child protection system but because they don’t quite meet the threshold for intervention their case is closed. These children can become victims of the cumulative harm they suffer through their childhood.
The Government needs to ensure any redesign of the system is able to accommodate the risk to children and young people that arises from cumulative harm. We need a system broad enough to address known risk factors.
Many factors shown to be associated with abuse and neglect are behaviours or characteristics of parents, which can then be the target of population-based strategies and specific interventions.
Information provided by the Health and Human Services Department for 2014-2015 statewide shows alcohol and drug issues for the parent or child were identified as a risk factor in 57 per cent of notifications. Family violence was identified as a risk factor in 63 per cent of notifications and as a primary risk factor in 36 per cent of notifications. Mental health issues for the child or parent were identified as a risk factor in 30 per cent.
Known risk factors should be the base from which a redesigned system considers how it will operate in 2016.
Obviously, the child protection system cannot do this alone. It will require a cross agency effort to reduce known risk factors and protect children from harm.

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tasmania's child protection system has a problem. it is designed to intervene only when things get truly terrible for children and young people.
by taking this approach, insufficient emphasis is given to the cumulative harm children can endure over the course of their young lives.
we need to support children and young people sooner, rather than waiting until a threshold is broken or a crime is committed.
the national framework for protecting australia’s children 2009-2020 says it best — australia needs to move from seeing “protecting children” merely as a response to abuse and neglect to one of promoting the safety and wellbeing of children.
the national framework clearly states that emphasis must be given to providing good universal services such as health, education and community services so that children can live in safe and supportive families and communities. tasmania’s child and family centres are perfect examples of places where all children and their families are welcome and where all tasmanian parents and carers can access information and support from pregnancy onwards.
the early years are critical for the development of attachment and good social, emotional and physical health for all children.
there are many wonderful programs operating in our community to provide solid foundations for tasmania’s children and their families, such as pregnant and young parent support, new parent and infant network and integrated family support. they really do change lives.
despite best efforts and the establishment of the gateway to better co-ordinate services across the state, there are still many children and young people requiring statutory intervention and placement in the out-of-home care system.
tasmania’s child protection system has been redesigned many times yet vulnerable children and young people still suffer due to its failings.
human services minister jacquie petrusma was forced to initiate another review last year following the revelation 151 child protection notifications were ignored on the north-west coast.
the community outrage over this was justifiably strong and my office was inundated with stories from families across the state who wanted to share their experience with the child protection system.
since then it has also been revealed that a youth had been provided with a tent by child protection services and left at the hobart showgrounds. excuses were given for why no other accommodation option was available for this young man in the middle of winter and the minister was quick to blame the youth for having problem behaviours and staff for giving out a tent.
the government should not get the option to give up on people, but in this instance the minister did just that. the adolescent in question is now in the youth justice system. these failures in the system bring us back to the need for early intervention to prevent the cumulative harm that can impact a person for their entire life.
there are too many stories of children and young people who touch on the edges of the child protection system but because they don’t quite meet the threshold for intervention their case is closed. these children can become victims of the cumulative harm they suffer through their childhood.
the government needs to ensure any redesign of the system is able to accommodate the risk to children and young people that arises from cumulative harm. we need a system broad enough to address known risk factors.
many factors shown to be associated with abuse and neglect are behaviours or characteristics of parents, which can then be the target of population-based strategies and specific interventions.
information provided by the health and human services department for 2014-2015 statewide shows alcohol and drug issues for the parent or child were identified as a risk factor in 57 per cent of notifications. family violence was identified as a risk factor in 63 per cent of notifications and as a primary risk factor in 36 per cent of notifications. mental health issues for the child or parent were identified as a risk factor in 30 per cent.
known risk factors should be the base from which a redesigned system considers how it will operate in 2016.
obviously, the child protection system cannot do this alone. it will require a cross agency effort to reduce known risk factors and protect children from harm.