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Customer ID: This field is filled in by the customer's last name, followed by a comma and the customer's first name, with ESC's customer number added to the end, to a maximum of 20 characters. If there is no First Name entered in ESC, then the name appears with the Company Name followed by the customer number (e.g. Johnson, Tara 000000, or City Copies 0000004).
Name: The First Name from ESC followed by the Last Name, or just the Company Name.
Contact: The information entered in the Contact field for location 00001 for the customer.
Address: The information from the Address fields in ESC. The main address of the customer appears in the Bill To Address area of the customer record in Sage 50, and the Address information in location 00001 goes to the Ship To Address 1 field.
City, State, Zip: The information from the City, State, and Zip from ESC, in the same manner as the Address fields.
Sales Tax: The Sales Tax Code from location 00001.
Telephone 1: The telephone number in the first phone number field, unless it is labeled Fax in ESC.
Telephone 2: The telephone number in the second phone number field in ESC, unless it is labeled Fax.
Fax: Any phone number that has the label Fax in ESC.
Email: The email address from location 00001 for the customer.
Terms: From the Terms field for the customer in ESC.
Like adding a new customer, customer changes are entered into ESC and then sent to Sage 50 when the change is saved. Only changes to the fields listed above will appear in Sage 50. Changes to any of the above listed fields made in Sage 50 will be overwritten by ESC the next time the customer is saved or invoice is posted. Changes made in Sage 50 do not affect the record in ESC. Adding a Location to a customer in ESC will not change the record in Sage 50 in any way; ESC tracks the location information, while Sage 50 lists the billing address information.
We generally recommend against deleting a customer record. Instead, it is safer to make the customer inactive. However, if the situation arises that a record needs to be deleted, the records in each of the programs must be deleted separately. Thus, you would delete the customer record from ESC, and then access Sage 50 to delete the customer record created there as well. Sage 50 will not let you delete a customer record once it has any kind of journal activity (invoice, payment) associated to it.
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If you create a customer in Sage 50 instead of ESC, then you will need to use the Peachtree Connection Wizard to pull those customer records from Sage 50 into ESC. In addition, if for any reason the link between the customer records in ESC and Sage 50 is broken, the Peachtree Connection Wizard will allow you to match the customer records between the two programs.


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MeKaDo was a German girl group that represented Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 with their song Wir geben 'ne Party. The group consisted of Melanie Bender, Kati Karney and Dorkas Kiefer.

The group name comes from  the first two letters of the first name of each member.

German musical groups
Eurovision Song Contest entrants for Germany
Eurovision Song Contest entrants of 1994

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DERIVED FROM SCIENCE. ACADEMIC IT AIN'T.
MINDJOB is an adult party game that uses conflicting visual and verbal cues to f#&k with your mind.
It exploits neural shortcuts taken by your brain when performing tasks such as reading, identifying colors, and even swearing.
The challenge is to conquer your subconscious and break these hardwired connections before your brain outsmarts itself.
The deck comes loaded with dozens of optional rules to keep it fresh and challenging.
Spice it up by adding rules such as "Clam Jammed", "Buffalo Club" or "Crossing Swords" among others.
In rapid-fire succession players take turns flipping over the top card in their hand.
Once you have flipped over a card you must either identify a color or say a swear word.
If you get it right, your card stays on the table and the next player goes.
If you get it wrong, you have to pick up all the cards (or worse).
The first person to get rid of their cards wins!
The loser (player with the most cards) might end up with the jungle juice.
Who: 2-8 players (blend two decks for larger groups).
Where: House parties. Pregame sessions. Brewpubs. Road trips.
When: When you're old enough to party.
How: Compact packaging. It's not the size of the deck that counts. It's how you use it.


Shanghai, China: Gaby Lopez hit a 183-yard hole-in-one as she surged into the lead of the $2.1 million Blue Bay LPGA in China to celebrate her birthday in style Friday.
The Mexican's ace on the par-three 17th hole helped her leapfrog world number one Ariya Jutanugarn on Hainan island and Lopez -- ranked a lowly 136th -- is in pole position for her first title on the US-based LPGA Tour with one round to play.
Lopez's feat was all the more satisfying because it was her 25th birthday and she had turned around after making the tee shot, not appearing to know what she had accomplished until her caddie gleefully told her.
"As soon as the ball left the club I knew it was a good shot, but I couldn't see because the sun was in my face," Lopez said.
"I couldn't give myself a better birthday present," said Lopez, who was presented afterwards with two cakes.
Lopez, who was joint second going into the third round, carded a six-under-par 66 to go nine under for the tournament, a one-shot lead on Thailand's Jutanugarn.
Moriya Jutanugarn, Ariya's sister, fell from tied second overnight to a share of seventh after a disappointing 74.


Bakasana is a unique asana which refers to a bird called Crane. In Sanskrit "Baka" stands for Crane and also while practicing this asana the body structure exactly looks like body pose of bird Crane that is why it is also named as Crane Pose. It is synchronized form of asana completely dependent on arm balance and provides high endurance power to the person who always remains tense & nervous. Instead of huge strength one only requires high tolerance, concentration and positive behavior for practicing this asana. Here we showcase some steps for how to do Bakasana and unproblematic scheme for obtaining Bakasana benefits.
Following are the steps for how to do Bakasana with correct manner and approach to gain its definite benefits.
First of all place put both arms on ground with palm facing in downward direction. Now keep both knees on top of elbow on each arm.
After that inhale steadily and balance entire body weight on palms then try to lift the legs high in air as much as possible.
Now continue standing in same posture up to 60 seconds.
Then exhale gradually and place both legs on ground and sit on your heels.
1) Bakasana benefits you for strengthening your wrists & arms.
2) It helps you to toughen your upper back.
3) It is much useful asana for building your abdominal muscles tough and strong.
4) It also helps you to make your abdominal organs toned and fit.
1) One should avoid this asana in carpal tunnel syndrome.
2) Women should practice it during pregnancy.
3) Put eye in front and avoid looking down.
4) Once the balance is maintained then extend your hands as much as possible.
5) Keep breathing steadily and avoid holding it.
6) Don't practice this asana in case if you feel too much of pain.
7) It should be practiced under expert supervision or guidance.
8) People suffering from heart and high BP should not practice this asana.


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Our vision of the good City is one where everyone has a place to live and a place to call a home.
As co-mayors of Toronto, we bring our experiences of working with communities in public housing, shelter and non-profit housing. And we have one main concern: Toronto needs affordable, quality housing.
One of the first issues we would address as co-mayors of Toronto is the housing crisis because without a place to live, people are deprived of one of the most basic needs for survival: shelter. Shelter is one of the most important factors in stabilizing people and providing security and a foundation to live. For many people, most of the money they earn goes into paying for shelter. With increasing housing prices in Toronto, it has become more and more difficult to find housing that is secure and affordable.
In our Toronto, young people are leaving their communities and the places they love and are familiar with because they cannot earn enough to affordably live. As a result, Toronto is losing its appeal as a place where young people believe they can live well.
Community is simply more than just a place to live or work; it's is a support network that promotes social cohesion, mental wellness, a sense of identity and culture. When people lose their homes or are forced to leave as a result of costs of living, displacement from development, or safety concerns, they are often removed not only from a sense of security but their community as well. Being disconnected from a community and social group creates immense pressure for those who are more vulnerable to homelessness, such as Indigenous, LGBTQ and racialized youth.
Provide special incentives to non-profit housing providers or social agencies or charities who own land and want to redevelop.
We believe that secure shelter and a sense of community are some of the most important things to create a good city. By introducing these priorities we believe that it is possible to shape Toronto into a place where many generations can continue to call home.


The information contained in our genes must be faithfully copied and transmitted each time a cell divides. Defects in this process lead to the accumulation of mutations, a phenomenon that promotes cancerous cell growth. Cells have evolved processes for safeguarding the correct duplication of genetic material, but the ways in which they do this are not well understood. The aim of the lab is to understand how these safeguarding mechanisms control and protect the machine in charge of chromosome duplication.
The accurate duplication of the genome is essential for the survival of all living cells, and acts as a critical barrier to the development of cancer in humans. Failure to complete DNA replication leads to chromosome breaks, translocation, loss of heterozygosity or cell death. Our lab aims to understand one of the most important pathways through which cells can survive obstacles in DNA replication, known as the S-phase checkpoint.
Chromosome duplication starts with the assembly on the DNA of the replication machinery, referred to as the replisome. This is composed of a heteromeric DNA helicase called Cdc45-MCM-GINS, three different DNA polymerases, and many regulatory factors (Fig. 1A).
Damage to the DNA template or shortages of dNTPs during DNA replication cause the accumulation of single-stranded DNA at replication forks, which triggers a highly conserved signalling cascade known as the S-phase checkpoint. In budding yeast cells, this involves activation of the Mec1 protein kinase, which in turn initiates the effector kinase Rad53 (functional orthologues of ATR and Chk1, respectively).
The S-phase checkpoint has been shown to play many roles in response to DNA replication stress, including the regulation of cell cycle progression, gene expression, firing of origins of replication, DNA recombination and repair. However, the mechanisms underlying the S-phase checkpoint response at forks are still poorly understood.
Previous work (De Piccoli et al, 2012) has shown that replisome stability is independent of checkpoint kinases, and the focus of our lab is to understand how the checkpoint pathway regulates aspects of replisome function. We have identified novel post-translational modifications of the replisome that are controlled by the S-phase checkpoint pathway, and we will determine whether these control the recruitment of regulatory factors to the replisome, or else directly modulate the activity of key replisome components.
In addition, several components of the replisome itself are required for full activation of the S-phase checkpoint (such as, for example, Tof1, Mrc1, Mcm6 or Pol2), but the molecular details of these roles are still unclear. We are analysing how these replisome components promote activation of the checkpoint response as well as the maintenance of genome stability.
Since the replisome and the S-phase checkpoint response are highly conserved throughout evolution, our ultimate aim is to uncover novel mechanisms of regulation at replication forks that promote genome stability in all eukaryotic cells.
kinases. Mol Cell. 2012 Mar 9;45(5):696-704. doi: 10.1016/j.molcel.2012.01.007.


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You remember about our gallery about human body types, right? Well, you may consider this as a sequel to it. Here you'll see the funniest representations of the woman body types. And we didn't forget about men, of course. You'll now see the body type frenzy in this gallery, buckle up!
Let's start off with the real life examples of the woman body types we once shared as sketches. Pick the one that suits you the most.
Here see the male counterparts of female body types. Match your body with your darling's.
What? Are there only 3 types for males?
5- Ha! This just made it easier for you, girls.
It's all that matters. Be confident about it.
You know some bananas too, amirite?
No matter what type your body is, you may maximize your cleavage with this simple trick!
Here, the butch girl or the first one from the right? What's your choice?


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Pfaffing osztrák község Felső-Ausztria Vöcklabrucki járásában. 2018 januárjában 1482 lakosa volt.

Elhelyezkedése

Pfaffing Felső-Ausztria Hausruckviertel régiójában helyezkedik el. Legfontosabb folyóvizei a Redl és a Tiefenbach. Területének 31%-a erdő, 62,8% áll mezőgazdasági művelés alatt. Az önkormányzat 31 településrészt és falut egyesít: Außerreith (55 lakos 2018-ban), Fischham (54), Forsterreith (46), Frieding (41), Graben (107), Hainberg (7), Hainleiten (11), Hangstraße (36), Hausham (54), Holzpoint (60), Kienleiten (45), Kropfling (32), Maurachen (31), Mauracherberg (10), Mesnerleiten (49), Mitterberg (26), Nindorf (80), Oberalberting (112), Oberkogl (4), Obermoos (1), Pfaffing (150), Schweiber (49), Sieberer (37), Sonnleiten (131), Steinberg (19), Teicht (28), Tiefenbach (41), Unterkogl (20), Weixlbaum (15), Weixlbaumerberg (65) és Ziegelhaid (66).

A környező önkormányzatok: északra Frankenburg am Hausruck, délkeletre Vöcklamarkt, délnyugatra Frankenmarkt, nyugatra Fornach.

Története
I.e. 16 és i.sz. 450 között Pfaffing területe Noricum római provinciához tartozott. Ebből az időszakból egy villa maradványait ásták ki Haushamerfeld közelében. A népvándorlás során a javarészt elmenekült lakosság helyére germán bajorok költöztek. 748-ban Odilo bajor herceg megalapította a mondseei apátságot, amely a mai községi területekről is részesült birtokadományokban. Pfaffing első említése is a kolostor egyik, 772-re keltezett oklevelében történt. Neve a pap jelentésű Pfaff szóból és a kora középkori bajor -ing helynévvégződésből tevődik össze.

A középkorban a falu a bambergi püspökök birtoka volt, akik nevében helyi képviselőjük, a Schaumberg grófok kormányoztak. 1490-ben, a hercegség felosztásakor az Enns fölötti Ausztria része lett.

A 16. században fellázadtak a térség parasztjai. Ekkor került sor a hírhedt frankenburgi kockázásra, amikor 1625. május 15-én Adam von Herberstorff kormányzó az elfogott 36 lázadóval páronként kockát dobatott és a veszteseket felakasztatta.

Pfaffingot a köztársaság 1918-as megalakulásakor Felső-Ausztria tartományhoz sorolták. Miután Ausztria 1938-ban csatlakozott a Német Birodalomhoz, az Oberdonaui gau része lett; a második világháború után visszakerült Felső-Ausztriához.

Lakosság
A pfaffingi önkormányzat területén 2018 januárjában 1482 fő élt. A lakosságszám 1961 óta gyarapodó tendenciát mutat. 2015-ben a helybeliek 94,2%-a volt osztrák állampolgár; a külföldiek közül 1,5% a régi (2004 előtti), 1,2% az új EU-tagállamokból érkezett. 0,3% a volt Jugoszlávia (Szlovénia és Horvátország nélkül) vagy Törökország, 2,9% egyéb országok polgára. 2001-ben a lakosok 90,5%-a római katolikusnak, 2,6% evangélikusnak, 5,3% pedig felekezeten kívülinek vallotta magát.

Látnivalók
a Szt. Margit-templom 1632-ben épült

Jegyzetek

Források
A település honlapja
41723 – Pfaffing (Oberösterreich). Statistik Austria

Fordítás

Felső-Ausztria települései


This weekend the ETTU Cup returns on stage. Whilst men already played one round, the women will have premiere in season 2015/2016.
Netherlands, Spain, Luxembourg and Croatia will host four groups in the second stage of the Men's ETTU cup.
In Netherlands Enjoy & Deploy Taverzo will host Belgium's TTC Sokah Hoboken, Hungarian Floraton SZEGED AC Probart and A.S.D. Marcozzi from Italy. Floraton SZEGED AC Probart won the top place in his Group in previous round.
Spanish Cajasur Priego TM will host Fortune –Kyiv from Ukraine, and clubs ranked on position no. one and two in their respective Groups in previous round CS Mioveni from Romania and Rio Star Muttenz from Switzerland.
In Group C in Luxembourg will play: DT Diddeleng, Israel's Yroni Givatayim, Portugal's GDCS Juncal and Yalova Belediye G.S.K. from Turkey. Portugal's and Turkey's club played in previous stage.
Czech Republic's El Nino EHW will travel to Croatia, where STK Libertas Marinkolor will organize the matches in Group D. Qualifiers from previous round Istanbul BBSK from Turkey and Irun Leka Enea from Spain will also play there.
In each Group the team ranked one and two will qualify for the third round scheduled for the end of October (30th October – 1st November). The same stands for the two top placed clubs in ETTU Cup Women, but they will play next round on 20th - 22nd November.
In Group A AZS UMCS Optima Lublin will host KTTC AFP Antwerpen (Belgium), VIC TT (Spain), ACS Dumbravita (Romania) in Poland.
In Group B Spanish Tecnigen Linares will host Budaorsi 2i SC (Hungary), USD Tennistavolo Zeus (Italy) and GD Toledos (Portugal).
In Group C Istanbul BBSK is the host in Turkey. There will play CTT Balaguer-Villart Logistic (Spain), YMCA Thessaloniki (Greece), ASD Tennistavolo Norbello (Italy).
Cajasur Priego TM will host the Group D in Spain. This is the only Group with five representatives: DT Rued (Luxembourg), GDCP Madalena (Portugal), Irun Leka Enea (Spain), TT Vedrinamur (Belgium).


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Tag Archives | Yoga Sutras
5 Ways To Deal With ENVY – For Real
By Claudia on April 29, 2014 in Meditation, Yoga
I had a before and after, monumental shift in perception in 2004.
Someone told me the Hawaiian saying: "Bless that which you want" meaning that if there is something you see in another that makes you angry or jealous, instead of giving in to scarcity and evil sarcasm, to bless it instead.
It turned my life around, but at first it also made me angry. I was angry because it felt like too much. This was too big of a shift.
I would have to let go of something I had invested my whole life in, envying and blaming others for something I did not have. And so far, that had felt good.
Never mind that it was leaving me empty and starved, because at least I felt the false dignity of self-righteousness.
Now, going even further and blessing it was completely out of my comfort zone at the time.
That was WAY too much.
10 Yoga Ways To Avoid All Suffering
By Claudia on December 13, 2012 in How To, Personal, Yoga
Satan was my new boss. In the summer of 2004 I was suddenly demoted from a job I did not like to a job I downright hated. Demoted!
I was placed under the supervision of a person whose favorite word seemed to be NO, which was uttered every time I opened my mouth. I would give birth to an idea, she would abort it.
My life was hell, and the chances of my leaving that job were zero because I had just bought myself a piece of the American dream. I had bought a home. Which meant I had bought a loan.
Krishnamacharya: 8 Stories As Told By His Son TKV Desikachar
By Claudia on May 14, 2012 in Yoga
When TKV Desikachar was a kid he refused to do asanas (yoga poses) so Krishnamacharya tied him up in the lotus position for a while, with ropes: "and left me for a while to think about it". The kind of thing a yogi does to his child.
I was taken back by the book, left breathless at points. It is not everyday you get such a presence in the account of the life of Krishnamacharya as it is here, seen by his son, and written with full presence and dare I say, from a state of yoga.
Here are things that did not know/surprised me:
Defying Our Common Knowledge
Let me ask you, and by you I mean you who are reading this: What is the one organ within the human body on which all others depend?
The Uggly, Bad, Good and Great of 2011, And What They Taught Me About Yoga
By Claudia on December 27, 2011 in Books, Mysore, Yoga
The UGGLY was Being Sick
Definitely unexpected, and with a malady that is so mischievous in its workings as Lyme disease is. I was lucky to meet a Chinese Doctor that helped me with the most important thing of all which was knowing, trusting that I could heal. Hearing him go "don't tell me about bacteria, there is bacteria everywhere!" was just what I needed to hear at that moment of despair.
He healed me by restoring all organs to health, and taught me a very important lesson that applies to yoga, a strong immune system will be resistant to any bacteria. We must keep our bodies in balance and treat them well!
Shocking: The Gita is NOT What We Thought It Was
By Claudia on December 22, 2011 in Books, Personal, Yoga
Why is it that India, having such vast resources of land and intelligence, still sinks into poverty and lack of education? I must do something to help it! –
Imagine saying that out loud?
Author Phulgenda Sinha did, and he is not just affecting those people of Indian nationality that may be reading his book, he is affecting ME.
Sinha assumes that a people come to be and act in a way that is in accordance to the brightest thinkers of its time and radius of influence. And of those India has had a few. For example in Kapila (author/compiler of the Samkhya philosophy), Patanjali (compiler of the Yoga Sutras) and Vyasa (the writer of the Gita).

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Assorted content for your weekend reading.
- Lana Payne questions whether Justin Trudeau's brief nod to precarious work and burgeoning inequality will be reflected in any action. But Sheila Malcolmson notes that Trudeau's say-anything approach includes turning himself into a human shield for Donald Trump, while PressProgress reports on the record-breaking petition to push Trudeau to keep his promise of electoral reform after he's tried to weasel his way out of it.
- Meanwhile, Mike Seccombe highlights how Australian labour policy is effectively designed to make it difficult for younger workers to find secure employment. And Marc Montgomery writes about the many existing jobs which are in danger of being automated out of existence in the near future.
- Steve Roth points out how shared wealth is an essential part of economic development:
There's a curious fact about the wealth and growth of nations that you rarely see mentioned: No country has ever joined the modern, high-productivity, rich-country club without massive doses of redistribution, and universal government programs for social support and financial security. Not one. Ever.
An explanation is perhaps not far to find. Market capitalism — especially modern "holding-company capitalism," in which corporations own corporations which own corporations, ad infinitum — inevitably concentrates wealth and income into fewer and fewer hands. It's just the nature of the beast. Along with its immense, world-changing, manifest benefits, market capitalism labors under that inescapable burden.
Then add an Econ 101 notion that is pretty much universally accepted, because it's strongly supported by theory, empirics, and just plain sensible intuition: decreasing marginal propensity to spend. A poorer person is more likely to spend an extra dollar (in wealth or income) than a richer person. Because: the "utility" (or just benefit) purchased by that extra dollar is so much higher for the poorer person. The fourth ice cream cone, iPhone, or Lamborghini just isn't as enjoyable as the first. So greater concentration into a few hands means less spending — in economic terms, lower "velocity," or turnover, of wealth.
"Share the wealth" is a phrase that is very anathema to libertarians and free-market conservatives. But sharing — pretty much the defining act of of altruism and cooperation — lies at the very heart of humanity's success as a species. Cooperation, altruism, and sharing are what got us to the top of the food chain. (We're not talking here about the techno-utopians' faux-"sharing economy," in which you "share" your car and driving services — in return for money. We have another word for that: we call it trade.)
To put it simply: Yes. Prosperity requires a welfare state.
Or to put it another way: Widespread prosperity both causes and is greater prosperity.
- Finally, Laurie Monsebraaten reports on the Ontario NDP's effort to ensure that child care funding is about more than corporate profit centres - along with the Libs' refusal to consider the possibility.
Labels: can't be trusted, child care, donald trump, economy, electoral reform, inequality, justin trudeau, labour, lana payne, libs, ontario libs, ontario ndp, pressprogress, youth
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- Lawrence Mishel and Heidi Shierholz write that we shouldn't let governments and businesses off the hook for regressive policy choices by blaming technology. And Ben Tarnoff points out that any effects on the distribution of income and wealth can be dealt with through a fair tax system.
- Simon Tilford likewise argues that the most important problems with our current economic system lie not in the concept of globalization, but in the decisions made by governments to put businesses ahead of people:
(S)uccessive American and British governments were not forced by 'globalisation' to allow executive pay to balloon. This reflects failures of corporate governance. While pretty much all developed countries have seen rapid pay growth at the top, nowhere has the explosion of boardroom pay been as big as in the Anglo-Saxon countries.
Similarly, the US choice to cut taxes for the wealthy over the last 35 years was a domestic one, aimed allegedly at releasing animal spirits and driving entrepreneurship. US governments were not compelled to do so in order to bolster the country's attractiveness to international investors. After all, not all developed countries have followed this route and they have not suffered for it. On the contrary, many of the countries that have flourished from globalisation – the Nordics, for example – are those that levy high income taxes on the wealthy and relatively high taxes on wealth.
Governments need to do much more to ease the burden of adjustment in areas negatively affected by increased trade, much as they need to do more to support areas whose established industries have been wiped out by technological change. Some countries have been successful at doing this, investing in active training policies, and infrastructure in affected areas. Others, notably the US and the UK, have been less effective in doing so.
However, some things do require greater international governance. First, there is some evidence that globalisation does make it harder to raise the tax needed to address inequality and combat declining social mobility. Multinationals can pay tax where tax rates are low rather than where they generate their revenue, and some have chosen this route. As a result, many governments have competed to lower taxes on business, which has meant having to raise taxes elsewhere, usually on low to average earners, and on consumption. Globalisation has made it easier for high earners to avoid tax, because it is now more straightforward to hold wealth offshore and the wealthy derive much of their income from wealth.
Multinationals should be taxed where they generate their cash flow or add value, not where tax rates are lowest. The OECD has done a lot of work on how co-ordination between member-states' governments could bring this about, but implementation has been slow, not least because of opposition from governments of countries that act as tax havens. Closer coordination between national tax authorities is making it harder for the wealthy to hold wealth offshore, but here too there is a long way to go. In the meantime, national governments could also do more to ensure the tax burden is equitable, for example by increasing taxes on immobile factors, such as land, rather than loading more tax onto labour and consumption.
There is little mystery why popular frustration and resentment are rising in many developed countries. Economic growth has been weak for a decade. Living standards are under pressure. The benefits of what growth there has been has largely accrued to the wealthy, and social mobility is under pressure. The responsibility for these trends does not lie with remote, unaccountable global forces, but largely with national governments. Globalisation does not render them powerless. And where it does undercut their power, they could work together to bolster their influence.
- Myriam Alexander-Kearns and Alison Cassady write that the Trump administration and Republican Congress are going far out of their way to endanger public health and safety in the name of easy corporate profits. And CBC reports on the continued leakage of mercury near the Grassy Narrows First Nation, while PressProgress exposes how public funding promised for indigenous children is instead finding its way into the pockets of the mining sector.
- Barrie McKenna takes note of Timothy Lane's justified warnings that climate change stands to radically reshape our economy and society. And Calla Wahlquist discusses the dangers of extreme heat in particular.
- Finally, Jesse McLaren highlights how the fight for fair wages and work conditions ties into the overall goal of greater social health.
Labels: climate change, corporatism, environment, globalization, health and safety, inequality, labour, mining, pollution, sdoh
Here, on the first few steps of the federal NDP's leadership race.
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- CBC News reported on Peter Julian's campaign launch, while Alex Ballingall covered Charlie Angus' and Aaron Wherry wrote about Guy Caron's. And Mia Rabson reports that Niki Ashton will officially announce her candidacy next week.
- So far Peter Julian looks to be the only candidate with an active leadership website, which is worth a visit particularly for its forum for policy discussion.
- John Paul Tasker also took a general look at the campaign. Chantal Hebert discussed the importance of a focus on policy, while Ed Broadbent offered some advice for the candidates.
- And finally, Susan Delacourt expands on the role Caron's basic income proposal may play in the wider political scene.
Labels: basic income, chantal hebert, charlie angus, columns, ed broadbent, guy caron, leadership 2017, ndp, niki ashton, peter julian, susan delacourt
Thursday Evening Links
- Olivia Loveridge-Greene comments on new research showing how many workers may be forced to keep working into their 70s or beyond in order to be able to stay afloat. And Don Pittis explains why tax-free savings accounts and other giveaways to the wealthy won't do anything to help the people who most need an opportunity to save for retirement:
(S)ince the late Conservative finance minister Jim Flaherty adopted Kesselman's idea and introduced the tax-free savings account in 2009, research shows that neither it nor RRSPs are doing what economists had hoped and expected.
"Is the effect more saving or less saving?" Kesselman asks. Once all the studies are done, the results are "pretty mixed," he says.
Kesselman, who now holds the Canada Research Chair in Public Finance at Simon Fraser University, says the tax-free accounts aren't having their intended effect, with the danger they will once again be perceived, as the RRSP once was, as "tax relief for high earners."
Despite championing tax-free savings accounts more than a decade ago, Kesselman has changed his tune.
Since tax breaks have failed to motivate people to save for retirement, he has now reluctantly begun advocating a compulsory savings plan, under which savers are forced to contribute to a pension big enough to support themselves through their retirement.
- Meanwhile, Kate McGillivray reports on how exorbitant housing prices are driving an entire generation away from Toronto's core.
- Jubilee Debt Campaign highlights how the UK's disastrous experience with high-priced P3s should serve as a warning to the rest of the world. And Thomas Walkom notes that Ontario's NDP is rightly looking to reverse any push toward privatization - unlike the Libs who prefer to lock in more corporate payoffs.
- Martin Kenney discusses Canada's shameful role in facilitating global tax evasion. And Harvey Cashore, Kimberly Ivany, Frederic Zalac and Gillian Findlay report on KPMG's tax dodges in particular.
- Finally, Katie Hyslop points out that even in an election-year budget, Christy Clark's B.C. Libs couldn't be bothered to lift a finger to deal with child poverty. CBC offers a reminder as to how poverty affects a child's ability to learn in school. And Patrick Butler examines the close link between child poverty and family disruption as children are taken into state care.
Labels: b.c. libs, child poverty, christy clark, education, housing, inequality, ontario libs, ontario ndp, p3s, pensions, rhys kesselman, tax havens, tfsas, youth
- François Côté-Vaillancourt suggests a greater focus on redistributing wealth and income to ensure a secure standard of living, rather than seeking primarily to put people to work:
(I)nstead of fighting job losses, I would suggest that maybe the most important thing we could do would be to raise taxes on the rich. What does taxes have to do with unemployed workers? Well, in our example, the gain of producing slightly more tractors with less expenses is clearly not received by the 50 who have lost their jobs, nor the 150 workers left (the real income for most workers have stagnated over the last decades despite significant growth). Instead, it goes to the owners (whether a single person or multiple stock-holders). But here is the thing: the owners are not necessarily working longer than before, having better marketing strategies or more genius insights. They have simply been allowed to capture all the benefits from our society's efficiency gains.
This is why taxes and redistribution are essential, and now more than ever. We must make sure that the owners still get a share of the efficiency gains, but the same goes for the workers who continue to work, and perhaps more importantly, we must make sure that those who are displaced from the workforce are not left with nothing for their sacrifice. For they are, in a very real way, sacrificing themselves for the benefit of the whole by no longer working.
Politicians on the right have long argued that redistribution toward the unemployed promotes laziness and weakens the country, but actually, more and more, our gains in efficiency in the industrial sector force people out of work in a way that has nothing to do with their will to work or their talents—and the same was true in past centuries in the farming sector. Full employment might not be a coherent goal after all. We probably should not have everybody producing goods and services on the market, since there is a point at which the consumers do not need 2 more tractors each, or a new phone every week. In other words, our efficiency is so great that it must now manifest as less work rather than evermore output. And thus, unemployment, if handled correctly, could be a good sign for all of us, rather than an indicator of economic, political and ethical failure.
It is time to take the pulse of our times, and to fight for massive wealth redistribution and against the idea that anyone who does not work is lazy and undeserving. Right now, too many of us blind ourselves into blaming China or trade for unemployment in the industrial sector, thus demonizing an external enemy while chasing the mirage of full employment, without realising all the good our efficiency gains could mean for all of us if, and only if, wealth redistribution was keeping up with our economy.
- But Liz Alderman notes that Denmark is generating more jobs than it can fill while collecting a fair share of public revenue. And Chris Dillow examines the relative effects of neoliberal and social democratic policies, and finds that the latter have led to superior economic development.
- Meanwhile, Matt O'Brien highlights how the effects of austerity have been even worse than anticipated across Europe - including by increasing exactly the debt levels which were supposed to be reduced.
- The Star and the Globe and Mail each offer their support for a national pharmacare program (starting with a list of commonly-prescribed drugs).
- Finally, Tory Gillis reports on the impact of Regina's Housing First program - concluding that it has improved outcomes for the people able to participate, but fallen far short of reaching as many people as it should due to a lack of resources. And Liz Barney discusses a proposal in Hawaii to allow doctors to prescribe a home where homelessness is connected to medical conditions.
Labels: austerity, denmark, globe and mail, homelessness, housing, labour, neoliberalism, pharmacare, prescription drugs, sdoh, social democracy, the star
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Miscellaneous material to start your week.
- CBC reports on Nav Persaud's research showing how universal prescription drug coverage could produce improved health outcomes for a lower cost. But Scott Sinclair and Stuart Trew note that the Libs are instead taking us in the opposite direction with a combination of trade deals which tie governments' hands, and approvals of dubious foreign takeovers which lock those rules in place.
- Peter Chapman, Robert Walker, Herve Guez and Clare Payn highlight how a smart climate policy - including a plan to transition toward cheaper and cleaner energy sources, rather than relying unduly on fossil fuels - is essential for any province's economic future.
- Robert Benzie reports that the Wynne Libs are bringing back privatizer Ed Clark to dismantle what's left of Ontario's public service in what appear to be the waning days of their government. And Martyn Brown makes the case for campaign finance reform in British Columbia from the perspective of a writer who's benefited from the cozy relationship between the B.C. Libs and the corporate sector.
- But then, that relationship likely answers Stephen Quinn's question as to why citizens on social assistance are being left out of government plans.
- Finally, Sarah Berman details what happens to refugees who get trapped by the terms of Canada's indefensible "safe third country" agreement with the U.S.
Labels: b.c. libs, carbon pricing, climate change, free trade agreements, fund-raising, ontario libs, prescription drugs, privatization, refugees, social programs, u.s. relations
NDP Leadership 2017 Opening Comments
The consensus list of prospective candidates in this year's federal NDP leadership race seems to be set, with Peter Julian and Charlie Angus having already declared their intention to run, and Guy Caron, Niki Ashton and Jagmeet Singh looking likely to do so as well. And with the leadership campaign now starting in earnest, I'll be starting to comment regularly on how it develops.
For now, though, I'll offer a few thoughts on what's most noticeably absent from the slate of candidates so far.
As part of my analysis of the 2012 campaign, I started off by discussing the issues and voter pools the NDP figured to need to target. And as I'll discuss in future posts, the five apparent candidates largely cover the field on both fronts (though there may be room for more duplication than we're seeing so far).
But there are a couple of areas where there may be room for additional candidates to fill in gaps in the campaign as it's shaping up.
Geographically, the most noteworthy omission in the existing pool (assuming all of the above candidates join the race) is the lack of a contestant with strong links to Atlantic Canada. While Caron has handled critic responsibilities for the region since the 2015 election, it's uncertain how much of a regional profile and base of support he'd be able to carry into the leadership campaign.
The absence of an obvious magnet for Atlantic support was somewhat of a factor in 2012 as well, particularly after Robert Chisholm withdrew from the race. But with governing Liberals letting their masks slide both at the provincial and federal levels across the Atlantic provinces, we'd ideally see somebody step forward to build regional strength both during the leadership campaign and beyond.
The other obvious omission from the current slate of candidates is a substantial amount of experience in government.
The NDP's two previous leaders had substantial governing experience. And they in turn offered examples as to how that background can be a mixed blessing: Jack Layton made effective use of his profile and experience from Toronto's City Council (particularly in negotiating with other parties within minority Parliaments), while Thomas Mulcair demonstrated his mastery of the legislative chamber but was hurt by parts of his governing record during the 2015 campaign.
Now, the above shouldn't be taken as the start of a Draft Sterling Belliveau campaign: there are plenty of opportunities for the NDP to build in advance of the next federal election, both through public outreach and candidate recruitment. But it does offer some indication as to where there's room for additional candidates to step forward.
Labels: charlie angus, guy caron, jagmeet singh, leadership 2017, ndp, niki ashton, peter julian
Sunday Afternoon Links
This and that for your Sunday reading.
- Dietrich Vollrath discusses both what's included in our societal capital, and how best to think of redistributive policies as means of fairly dealing with it:
(T)axes are a way of collecting the royalties on trust and scale that we inherited and/or create ourselves. Taxes are the rents to idea of playing "cooperate" or having scale. And the proper use of those rents, if I am reading him correctly, is in ensuring that those endowments are perpetuated and handed off to our own children.
How then, do you justify the collection of the rents that, arguably, rightfully belong to all of us, and ensure that we pass on the trust and scale necessary for prosperity to the next generation? And do so in a way that is palatable to all parties?
One idea is that you can use the idea of rents or royalties as a positive justifcation [sic] of taxation. We are collecting on the royalties due to us as a citizenry for our trust and scale, the same way that Apple collects royalties due to them as a designer of useful touchscreen emoji delivery machines. In this concept, taxation is not theft, or a necessary evil, but rather the enforcement of our intellectual property rights over trust and scale.
On the other end, the distribution of those rents is perhaps more palatable when seen not as a handout (which makes people feel like a deadbeat) but as something like a dividend on shared ownership of an asset. I feel like this would be one way to think of how a universal basic income could be framed - everyone is getting their share of the collective dividend payment due to the owners of the "ideas" of trust and scale. It is a sign of ownership, not dependence.
- But Josh Bornstein writes that nominally left-wing parties and governments have failed to identify (let alone implement) meaningful challenges to neoliberal policies oriented instead toward extracting social capital for corporate gain. And Patrick Iber notes that genuinely socialist politics are just now returning to the U.S. in particular - while pointing out the challenges of organizing for progressive systemic change under a Trump presidency.
- Imana Guwanan interviews Ichiro Kawachi about the relationship between inequality and poor health. And Phil Heidenriech reports on the success of an Edmonton project in reducing overall social costs by providing supportive housing.
- Meanwhile, Carly Weeks points out the extreme costs of prescriptions drugs faced by people with rare diseases.
- Finally, Charles Marohn discusses California's Oroville Dam as an example of the dangers of failing to invest in needed maintenance due to the political advantages of funding shiny new infrastructure instead.
Labels: bernie sanders, health care, housing, inequality, infrastructure, prescription drugs, progressivism, sdoh, social capital, socialism


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Q: Hard drive's life my Apple OSX server RAID 14x750TB is running from January 2008 and until now I've changed 4 hard drives. Can anyone suggest how long hard drives can work before failing?
Thank for your opinion,
Mario

A: Well, the life of hard drive depends on the usage. Main factors that decide the hard drive life are:

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*Number of read and writes

*Temperature (Heat) condition

*Random read/writes, searches

*How many times you touch the boot record.

The last factor on the hard drive that can affect is the file system used and the operating system used and how it is parking the heads when shutting down or when hard drive is in ideal state.
Disk can last from 3 to 7 years on an average but exceptions are there.

A: Do you mean you have had four HD failures in couple of years in that 14 disk setup? That can be normal, depending on the usage pattern of your hard drives and other conditions.
Hard drives are like humans - some die sooner, some live longer. I have couple of hard drives from the 90's still working (my old beloved Amiga 1200 just won't die... knocks on wood), but on the other hand I've seen some very new HD's failing.
And then there are those sad failure stories from the past, such as IBM's Deskstar, or better known has Deathstar, series, which had some very severe reliability issues around ten years ago.
So, with hard drives, always prepare for the worst and HAVE BACKUPS. Do not trust the drives.

A: Who knows best how long hard drives will hold? Probably the manufacturers. Look at the warranty offered and use that as a rule of thumb for when the disks are "expected" to stop working. The manufacturers have big money to earn on offering the customers a reasonably long warranty, but not too long.
In small-time use, the statistics of this really doesn't come close to any certain outcomes, but it's the best bet you have. If you're running a big server farm and keep statistics of your disks, you can probably see a very sharp increase in drive failures after the warranty lifetime.
Thus, with common consumer disks, I would say the lifetime to be a bit more than three years. Since the disk prices per storage unit drop significantly during this period, I rotate my disks to never have any disks out of warranty in my main workstation, where a failure would be the most time and work consuming for me.
(Backups is fundamental to data security in all cases, that is not discussable.)
Google released a study in 2007 on their experiences on hard drives: http://labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf - see figure 2 for drive failures contra lifetime. Read the entire article for more clarity.

A: Same estimation here with TusharG's answer, 5~7 years and can goes down to 3 years with intensive use.
Figure 2: Lifecycle failure pattern for hard drives [33].

Source: Research Paper, Disk failures in the real world: What does an MTTF of 1,000,000 hours mean to you? by Bianca Schroeder & Garth A. Gibson from Carnegie Mellon University, Feb. 14-16, 2007.

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During the 40 day lent, we try to find good habits to adopt/strengthen or bad habits to drop. When we first started dating, we used to fine dine almost every day. thinks I have fallen off my rocker with the personal finance blogging thing.
Hi guys, lent is almost here. It will begin on Wednesday, February 14 th and end on Thursday, March 29 th. We are not overly religious but every year we participate in lent. They say it takes 21 days to form a new habit, so lent is a perfect time to try to do so. Almost every weekend especially on Saturdays, we eat take out. Saturdays are usually busy days. By the time we are done, we are too tired to do any cooking, thus we end up eating take out.
When we first started dating, we used to fine dine almost every day. For the next 40 days, we commit to no more fine dining unless we are invited by friends.
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After crashing into a wall in London and getting badly injured during the shoot, performing high-octane stunts like HALO jump despite an injury, dangling from a plane, jumping 25000 feet over 100 times to get one stunt right for 'Mission: Impossible - Fallout', Tom Cruise is back in action once again as Ethan Hunt.
Tom Cruise aka Agent Ethan Hunt has accepted two new impossible missions, which are expected to hit the theatres in the summer of 2021 and 2022. Both the movies will be shot back to back. Christopher McQuarrie, who directed 2018's 'Mission Impossible: Fallout' and 2015's 'Mission: Imossible - Rogue Nation', will wear the Director's hat for MI 7 and MI 8 as well. McQuarrie tweeted saying "Missions: Accepted #MissionImpossible".
Every time I talk about Tom Cruise and MI series, I can't help but brag about how much respect this man commands, for pulling off life-risking stunts. If there's anyone who can ever beat Tom Cruise in pulling off difficult scenes, it's probably Tom Cruise himself.


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Because there are still a couple of places where drinking is frowned upon but t-shirts are always welcome (and classy, obviously), we'd really like to put some badass AleHorn t-shirt up for sale on our site. But how, oh how, do we decide which ones you guys will like?
While we at first considered rolling a die (too random, plus no such thing as a D3) or maybe even visiting an ancient Seer (not enough airline points, plus no time machine), but then someone suggested just asking you guys, and we all thought – I guess it's worth a shot. Consulting the Internet – what could possibly go wrong?
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Cedarville President Thomas White, left, stands with SBACS Scholarship recipients Rachel Williams from High Point Christian Academy, and Victoria Stearns from Naples, FL, and Ed Gamble from the Southern Baptist Association of Christian Schools.
Cedarville University's School of Education and the Southern Baptist Association of Christian Schools (SBACS) are partnering to bridge the gap between Christian education in K-12 schools and higher education. As a result of the partnership, two qualified students will receive full tuition scholarships from Cedarville University.
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Live in the delightful community of Eagle WI!
Eagle is a village in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. It is situated in the southern unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest.
The village got its name in 1836 when a group of travelers exploring the area saw a huge bald headed eagle soaring overhead.
In 1876, the village was nearly named "Diamond City" after a diamond was discovered while digging a well. Later on, the diamond was identified as one of the largest glacial diamonds ever found in the United States.
By 1880, the village was considered the third ranking community in Waukesha County in terms of commercial importance. It had two dry goods houses, two hardware stores, two clothing and tailoring establishments, a butcher shop, a grocery store, a harness shop, a milliner, salons, and a grain elevator and warehouse.
During the 1950's and 1960's, the village of Eagle transitioned from an economy based on agriculture and railroad to one of recreation and tourism.
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The village of Eagle is known for its beautifully carved glacial hills decorating its landscapes. There are also several prominent natural landmarks. The forest, which provides almost 30,000 acres of rolling hills, lakes, forests, and grasslands, is an excellent venue for outdoor activities.
You and your loved ones can enjoy camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, mountain biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling and cross-country ski trails.
The village of Eagle is also known for Old World Wisconsin, an open-air museum that depicts housing and the daily life of settlers in 19th-century Wisconsin. The popular tourist attraction is said to be the world's largest living history museum on rural life. This great cultural resource contains 65 Wisconsin pioneer farmhouses, barns and shops on 576 acres of wilderness.
Eagle is also home to several resorts for locals and visitors to enjoy.
Eagle Springs Golf Resort is a 9-hole golf course created in 1893. Paradise Springs Nature area is a .5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail that features a lake. Previously known as Minnehaha Spring, it was once owned by Louis J. Petit, the Morton Salt King.
Several buildings in the Village of Eagle and its surrounding area date from the nineteenth century and are on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Assignments are more than likely coming out of the textbook (unless your teacher decides to make up their own) so there are chances that the textbook provides some sort of example that could help you on your way to solving the assigned problems and successfully completing your homework.
Your professor/teacher is the one teaching the class and assigning the homework, so chances are, they are the ones more likely to help you in checking whether you arrived at the correct answer using the right equation and/or formula. Your teacher should be the first person that you go to when you do not know how to tackle the assignment.
These could be used in conjunction with your textbook. You can usually find these manuals in your local library or even in the school library. However, you need to keep in mind that these manuals will not have the exact same problem that you are trying to solve. They will likely have similar problems so you can use that as a guide to finish your assignment.
There are plenty of these on the internet. Some will just give your answer, and others will provide a step-by-step on how to get to the answer. Be sure to weed out the reliable sources. The best way to know which ones are reliable is to ask your classmates and even students who passed physics about online sources they used that they found helpful.
Libraries carry large amounts of information. You are likely going to find some help among the books. Just seek the help of the librarian and they will direct you to the book that will aid in your problem.
Going to class is important. It is even better for you when completing your physics assignment that you have good class notes. It is a god reference to have because your teacher/professor, when solving example problems, likely provided an in-depth step-by-step approach.
In a study group, you are working as a team to find the solutions to the problems. Someone in your group likely has better notes that you do, allowing you to use their notes and understanding to finish your assigned task.
A tutor, who has taken physics and successfully passed the class, is another good resource to have and to go to.
Any of the above-mentioned resources is a great place to start when checking for any physics assignment solutions. Begin with one and if there isn't much help coming from that, there are chances that any of the others will be of great help. Physics is not easy, but it can be made easier to understand when you use the resources available to you.


Dia de los Reyes, Three Kings day or Epiphany is the finale to the Christmas season. January 6th is a feast day for many European and Latin American cultures. My mother hung on to her Mexican culture heavily during our childhood but strangely we did not celebrate Dia de Los Reyes. As far as I was concerned it was only another day to attend mass. She did explain the significance of it but that was the full extent of celebrating Kings day.
The main factor for embracing my Mexican roots of late is I miss my family terribly and now that I have 6 kids I want them to know who and where I came from. It has heavily influenced my baking in the last year or two. I want to re-create certain tastes and smells but also investigate ones I would of missed out on by growing up in an immigrant family trying to integrate to their new environment.
"Rosca de Reyes" or Three Kings Bread is a ring shaped bread adorned with colourful candied fruit and sugary topping. Inside is hidden a plastic figurine of baby Jesus. The tradition is who ever finds the figurine in the bread becomes the guardian who will take care of them until February 2nd and then treat those who they shared the bread with to a traditional fiesta usually with tamales.
I first tried making the Rosca de Reyes over 10 years ago when I first started baking and although it looked great it taste rubbery due to my inexperience working with bread . This is my 3rd attempt and I am fairly pleased. I also feel I could do it better next time.
In my usual fashion I researched loads of traditional recipes until I found one that I really felt I could work with. It is a fusion of a couple of recipes (Fany Gerson's from My Sweet Mexico www.mysweetmexico.com and Mexico in my Kitchen www.mexicoinmykitchen.com). Next time I would change a couple of things such as not using bread flour and using plain flour. I felt the bread or strong flour caused a crack on top and I would add anise seeds to my dough for added flavour. I sprinkled a cinnamon-sugar topping which worked great. I went all out with the candied fruit. I found some beautiful South African ones in Fallon and Byrne www.fallonandbyrne.com (gourmet food hall in Dublin) which made it an expensive treat but it is a celebratory bread.


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Glover Park is a primarily residential area located off Wisconsin Avenue a half mile north of Georgetown and west of the U.S. Naval Observatory. Development of Glover Park expanded in the mid-late 1920s with the construction of row houses, apartment buildings and a commercial strip along Wisconsin Avenue toward Georgetown. Glover Park is named after Charles Carroll Glover (proper pronunciation "Gluh-ver"), who was an influential 19th-20th century D.C. banker and philanthropist. He is credited with preserving Rock Creek Park and is considered the "father" of the National Zoo.
Once off the main commercial area along Wisconsin Avenue, Glover Park is a quiet front-porch neighborhood characterized by apartments and row houses. The only disturbance may be the sounding of colors from the Naval Observatory or the bells from the National Cathedral.
Glover Park is an active neighborhood and its residents enjoy participating in community affairs. Each year, the annual Glover Park Day celebration hosts live music, local fare and activities for all. Glover Park is walking distance to many restaurants and also close to the action in Georgetown and Tenleytown. Nearby Guy Mason Park and Recreation Center is equipped with a playground, baseball/softball field, basketball courts and more.
Glover Park, like Georgetown, is not serviced by a metro station, but is frequented by several bus lines that bring residents to Georgetown, Downtown, D.C. and Maryland. It is a short drive or walk to the Tenleytown Metro, which is on the Red Line.
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Metro changed plan due to the presence of a high-pressure Bengaluru-Mangaluru petroleum pipeline passing through the originally proposed route.
BENGALURU: The Metro line proposed from Nagawara to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) is likely to be realigned to run through Hebbal. The realignment is being considered by the state as well as Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) due to the presence of a high-pressure Bengaluru-Mangaluru petroleum pipeline passing through the originally proposed route, thereby ruling out any construction activity in its vicinity, said highly placed sources.
As per the original Detailed Project Report of the Phase-2B Metro line, the 29.62-km line was to begin at Nagawara, head to RK Hedge Nagar via Thanisandra Main Road. It was to then turn left to Jakkur Flying School and take the Ballari Main Road to terminate at the airport. The Rs 5,950-crore line was approved by the state cabinet on December 11, 2017, and was slated have six stations — R K Hegde Nagar, Jakkur, Yelahanka (Kogilu Cross) and Chikkajala apart from two stations inside KIA. The 21.25-km Gottigere-Nagawara line (red line), which has the longest underground corridor of Phase-II, will connect with the airport line when ready.
"The new proposal suggests taking the line directly from Nagawara station via Outer Ring Road to Hebbal and then taking Ballari Main Road right up to Jakkur Flying School. From there, the alignment will remain the same as the original plan," said a source.
Why cant they go with Nagwara-Hennur Road - airport road metro line distance is also same and more easier for construction because less vehicles use this road to reach airport. Also already we have Airport buses and other vehicles connecting Hebbal with Airport so BMRCL can think about connecting Hennur road to Airport.
The line to Nagwara is from Shivajinagar. The change will make the route circuitious and will discourage air passengers. The most logical and convenient route is through Hegdenagar. There are multiple ways to reach the metro line from Hebbal. The change in route is just favors friends of politicians.
I don't think the pipeline is the problem, its the authorities that have a problem with the sudden change after a year ???? its very clear, there is a gain from hebbal to the concerned people and its not about the pipelines.
That's a sensible decision. Even other wise the Bellary Road being the major artery road connecting North - South Bangalore with very high volume of traffic & commuters is long overdue to have metro connectivity and was denied of the same all these years. Hope it gets through.????
Was the pipeline found last week?
Metro lines via Hebbal is need of the hour considering the traffic pile up at Hebbal flyover everyday. Hebbal can be a Traffic hub in case Metro passes thru that.
Hebbal real estate guys around that area are very powerful.. suddenly the prices fell and they must have formed a group and now this is the result.. they have achieved their target.. Hegde nagar folks are not so powerful and hence the result.. Every place should have balanced development.. everything under the sky should not be in only one place..
The new MD is totally corrupted.. nothing can be done!! there are so many stations that have been constructed around bangalore.. and MD never thought of gas line.. now suddenly it became a hurdle.. thats because hebbal real estate people hefty money for this 'gas' idea..
Very good idea. Safety cannot be compromised. Also needs a metro station.
Not convinced with the explanation. The Thanisandra Road is already so congested... looks like a political gimmick again.
The gas pipeline is just an excuse. The actual reason is corruption. People around hebbal and sahakar nagar are loosing real estate price and hence this story. Pradeep Singh Kharola was real good person. The new GM is totally corrupt.
Corruption at its core.. there is no gas pipeline at all...total mess.. Bangalore Metro is just a mess.. the hebbal flyover is already conjusted.. this will make a hell out near hebbal..
"vested interests" is the real reason for change in line..!!


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FG labels UNFPA's report that Nigeria's population is now 201M as mere assumption
By OluwaTobi | April 30, 2019
The report of the United Nations and National Population Commission, yesterday, Monday April 29th 2019 has been raising dust between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the United Nation's arm over Nigeria's current population figure, BlackBox Nigeria reports.
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While the United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, in its 2019 state of the world population report said the country's population has hit a new high of 201 million, the NPC said the UN's figure was a mere assumption.
However, UNFPA in its report, said Nigeria's growth rate had been at an average of 2.6 per cent from 2010 to 2019.
According to the report, the fertility rate among Nigerian women has dropped from 6.4 in 1969 to 5.3 in 2019; this means an average Nigerian woman gives birth to at least five children. Similarly, the UNFPA said global fertility rate, or the average number of births per woman stood at 4.8 in 1969; 2.9 in 1994; and 2.5 in 2019.
The report said contraceptive prevalence rate among Nigerian women aged 15-49 was only 19 per cent, adding that decision making on sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights among these women had averaged at 51 per cent between 2007 and 2018.
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''This means 49 per cent of Nigerian women still do not have the power to decide on their sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights,'' the report said.
The UN agency estimated that Nigeria's population has grown from 54.7 million in 1969 to 105.4 million in 1994 and 201.0 million in 2019.
The report noted that of this 201 million, 44 per cent or 88.44 million were between the ages of 0 and 14, while 32 per cent, representing 64.32 million, were within the ages of 10 and 24.
"Reproductive rights are still out of reach for too many women, including the more than 200 million women who want to prevent a pregnancy but cannot access modern contraceptive information and services.
"Ultimately, almost all of the 4.3 billion people of reproductive age around the world today will have had inadequate access to sexual and reproductive health services at some point,'' it revealed further.
Over the years, UNFPA has succeeded in reducing fertility rates worldwide by about 50 per cent.
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While countering the UNFPA figure, the Director in charge of Census in the NPC, Usman Kolapo, said yesterday that the figure was based on mere projections arising from the 2006 census conducted by Nigeria.
"The fact is that the figure is not as high as that but it is close to it. The UN is just using the basis of the 2006 census to arrive at the figure, taking into account both birth and death rates, apparently using high variant of calculation, which could arrive at that figure.
"But if you use the medium or low variant of calculation of birth and death rates, the figure cannot be up to that. If we had a census, we would have known our true population. We cannot categorically say that our population is up to 201 million.''
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