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The other thing about social media is – like with Clubhouse, now everybody has to be on Clubhouse. For me, it's Twitter after which LinkedIn and that's what I focus on. And clients aren't completely blameless both in relation to managing freelance relationships on-line.
Clients want reliable staff that they really feel they'll belief. They wish to set up long run relationships with freelancers, which is helpful what do detractors claim is the problem with using humor to persuade? for each parties. First of all, remember that you're expert, and your work is valuable.
For instance, you may only often need to do video work, so it wouldn't make sense to have a full-time videographer as part of your staff. Instead, you would rent a freelancer to convey these expertise in as required. Do you have to make amendments to your service to make it more constant together with your story? You should discover this relatively simple as a freelancer – you don't need to vary the way in which a lot of people work, just the greatest way that you simply work. Just as shoppers are repeatedly making an attempt to postpone funds, freelance programmers also, in many conditions, fail to attain the deadlines imposed by clients. Furthermore, they do not feel obligated to elucidate the reasons for the project's delay, instead merely stating that will in all probability be accomplished as quickly as possible.
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The lasting anger over AB5 has tainted understanding of the PRO Act, which amends only the N.L.R.A., and obscured the truth of up to date work. Opponents of the ABC test tend to overstate both the flexibleness of freelancing and the rigidity of W2 employment. In fact, 1000's of unionized actors, electricians, artwork handlers, sound technicians and health care workers have already got short-term W2 jobs for multiple employers. You'll by no means feel organized as a freelancer until you implement some organizational systems — that's simply a truth. But, these methods don't have to be anything overly complicated, onerous or harking back to a supervisor respiration down your neck in a cubicle.
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It's gonna be a hell of a ride.
A brief background on my gap year: I finished school at the end of 2015, and aimed at going to a US college in fall (September) of 2016. The unexpected happened, and I suddenly found myself college-less in March 2016. I was to reapply again for fall of 2017, but until then, I had nowhere to go. And so began my journey in my gap year. A journey of coming to terms with myself. It has now been a bit over a year that I have been off school, and I still have around 6 months before attending college.
You will need to design your own curriculum.
I am a creature of habit. I crave structure and organization. Stepping out of school, I was completely fazed by what I was supposed to do with all the time I had, and how I was supposed to manage it. It was then that I started drafting my Bridge Year Bucket List. Through continuous brainstorming and weekly revisions, I created a detailed list of what I wanted to achieve in my time before college.
I designed my own curriculum, because I no longer had school teachers dictating the course of my classes. I became my own teacher, because only I knew what was best for me.
You should learn to learn.
School is generally and largely considered to be the place where most of our academic education takes place. But with changing curricula in an ever-changing society, not everyone always gets the best out of their education while at school. And certainly not everyone learns how to truly learn a subject they are deeply passionate about.
I learned to learn because I was no longer forced to study. The academic pressure that emerged in this year came from myself, and the only way that I could learn autonomously me was if I understood how I learned best. And that's what I did. I poured my ideas on paper and continuously sought to improve my skills in those areas, experimenting and researching about different ways to become a more knowledgeable and creative person.
I was no longer bounded by a rigid syllabus and constant exams – I was free to learn.
You're going to spend a lot of time alone.
Social skills are not my forte, and though I did not have a squad nor a close circle of friends, I had several friendly acquaintances at school and a few close friends, and that worked fine for me.
But when I left school, I no longer had my school community to lean on socially. Everybody else was either at school or at college; moving forwards at a solid and concrete pace, while I was left to question my actions every step of the way. It has been daunting – it is still daunting – and it brought out a lot of my insecurities, but it also helped me understand how to be alone without being lonely.
I realized that my loneliness was rooted in the fact that I hadn't yet learned to be with myself. The FOMO in our digital age was in conflict with my introverted nature. What did I do? I turned to my work. I read, wrote, played music, exercised, explored, traveled, and gradually became friends with myself.
We all need friends in our lives; I treasure the few that I have tremendously, and I'm really happy about that, because I thrive more when I'm working, learning and creating on my own.
Befriending Discipline will be key.
My dad reminds me of this one. His constant strive to be fit and healthy is becoming increasingly challenging due to the nature of his aging body. I can see his struggle because I live with him. Everyone else sees the result only, but no one keeps him accounted for the progress. My dad's motivation is very consistent and clear, and hence he is able to take care and train his body to the state that it is now.
But discipline isn't something that always comes so easy nor naturally for most of us. At school, students are expected to follow through the rigorous academic system, but most of the time there isn't any real issue of 'discipline' if our education is being handled from top to bottom every year.
Just like I learned to learn this year, I also came to understand self-discipline. I had to find my own source of self-motivation and use that to guide my aims and goals. I had to have a very clear mental understanding of why I was doing each task, so that I would consistently do them even if no one could care less. For some activities, my motivation was clear from the start: I want to read so that I can entertain and educate myself at the same time. But for other things, it took its own time: I didn't start actively wanting to learn Chinese until I stayed with my family in Taiwan for 2 months recently, and the drive to improve my Chinese just came to me.
Time is not to be taken for granted, but we must also accept that some things can't just be forced upon us. Letting things flow as they do naturally is sometimes the best option, and when that desire and drive does come to you, whether you hang on to it or not will be up to you.
Just like feeling lonely, I felt insecure, lost, scared and hopeless a lot of the time. Where was the arrow that had always pointed me towards a right direction? Was there even a right direction? I didn't even know. I felt like I was trapped in a void, surrounded by arrows pointing towards all directions. Every step, any step, I took would take me closer towards a goal, but further away from all the others. What would I choose?
The thing that gave me solace in these moments was my gradual understanding that whichever path I took, I would eventually end up where I was meant to be. Just like there is no absolute good nor evil in this world, there is no absolute right nor wrong. I am still an insecure and cowardly person at times, but that's no longer a reason to not push myself out of my comfort zone in any imaginable ways possible.
Establishing a good relationship with your parents is a must.
A lot, if not most, of what one does in a gap year is about oneself. It is, after all, a time for self-growth and moment of self-reflection in which you can learn more about yourself as an individual – not as a student, but as a living person whose life goes beyond what school can teach you.
In this process, you should also learn to grow with your family. You're no longer a student bombarded with school work, activities and a social life, with not much time left for your family. Your parents, and the rest of your family, are a part of this process as well. Time should be in their favor during this time.
A gap year is a ticket to another world.
You don't need to spend 9 months volunteering in Africa and you don't have to do solo traveling around Europe to make this time worth something. Chances are that you wouldn't be able to do that because that would cost a hell lot of money anyway.
For a lot of time during my gap year, I saw this time as an opportunity to grow outwards. To hone as many skills as possible, take as many classes and go to as many places as possible. After all, if I was missing out on my first year of college, I should try to maximize my time outside college, right?
But the truth is, you don't need to travel externally to learn. You can travel through the experiences of authors dead or alive, through your own self-reflection, and by observing the world around you clearly for the first time. If you can do that, if you can learn to expand yourself while staying at home, then you have learned more than what many are still trying to do.
It is not about how much you can do in a certain amount of time. It is not about how far nor how much you can travel, nor how many experiences and things you see. It is about appreciating what you already have, and doing the things that are within your reach with a bigger and better mindset.
It's not really a gap year; it's a bridge year.
Both terms are used interchangeable, with 'gap year' being more common. A gap year is defined as "a period, typically an academic year, taken by a student as a break between secondary school and higher education." A gap year suggests that you took time away from education to invest in other activities, but I think it goes beyond that.
This year for me was about all the things I talked about above – about understanding what drives my passion, what makes me want to learn, about expanding my horizons with the abundance that I already have. A bridge year suggests that this year is being spent bridging our interests gradually from one stage to the other, instead of jumping from school to college simply because that's what we're expected to do. A bridge year is about seeing what lies beyond that of what an academic environment is able to teach us, to then (maybe) go back knowing better who we are and what we want.
This is what my bridge year is about.
I think it's awesome that you disciplined yourself enough to not lose your mind because I too know what it feels like to have that school schedule that you basically rely on and suddenly you're left with all this free time. I graduated in 2013 and I have yet to continue my studies. It took me a long time to realise that I wasn't interested in studying so instead I focused on reading and working on my mental health. Thankfully last year I decided- finally- what I want to do in life and now I'm working towards that. It gets tough and I understand want you mean about the loneliness. Mine ate me up and I became a hermit but lately I've been trying to be more sociable. I'm sorry if I made this about me- I have a bad habit of doing things like that. Thanks for your post though, it really helped knowing that there are others out there who understands. And good luck on your journey forward!
You're right and I agree. I stopped forcing myself to do things that didn't feel right and while I may not be at my happiest, I have hope and it was something I didn't believe in before but now that hope, no matter how small, is what keeps me going everyday. And thank you!
I can absolutely relate to your fears and insecurities. But I think that the fact that you have something specific to focus on (piano) will help you through this year, if music is what you wish to follow. It'll not only help you work on your musicality, but also reflect upon your career choice, and other personal aspects of your life as well.
As for the uncertainties, like I mentioned in the post, will make you a stronger and more determined person afterwards.
Sorry if this was a lot of rambling/info, but it's also something that I've been reflecting on a lot lately. Whatever choice you make, the fact that you're acknowledging the difficulties and insecurities that you have is a big step already. Good luck to you Daniela!
Your blog is very inspiring! And I love your writing. I think you are very good with words. Thank you so much for spreading positive "vibes" in your blog and for inspiring others.


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Three Winners in Three ePrix Races
The third Formula E event took place this weekend beside the sunny beaches of Uruguay's Punta del Este circuit. The track had been likened to "the Monaco of South America" with its narrow, winding nature, lack of room to overtake, and the tight corners which would provide such drama.
This race also saw the debut of three new drivers in the Formula E format – Antonio Garcia for China Racing, Salvador Duran for Amlin Aguri and former Toro Rosso driver who left Formula One this season, Jean-Eric Vergne, driving for Andretti Autosport. Duran and Vergne both received the FanBoost perk along with Nick Heidfeld before the race began.
Fresh From Formula 1
Vergne's Formula E debut got off to a fantastic start as he took pole ahead of Nelson Piquet Jr. However, the second- and fourth- placed cars were close enough to take advantage of the inside line coming into the first corner and were able to shoot past, so Piquet Jr. took first place from Vergne and Prost was displaced by teammate Sebastien Buemi.
However, the race would not be a smooth one. The lack of room and convergence of tight corners on the Uruguay track led to an early crash; Sam Bird, the winner of the previous race in his Virgin Racing car, had the front of his car lift off the track and was unable to regain control, smashing into the tyre barrier.
Sam Bird leads the charge
This caused the release of a safety car, but also opened up the field; no matter what happened beyond this point, there would be a new winner for this race.
Unfortunately, the safety car was back out only one lap later when Antonio Felix de Costa was forced to pull off the track with a technical problem. His car could not be towed away safely without a safety car and so it was deployed once more; and then again a few laps later as Stephane Sarrazin spun out and crashed.
The safety cars had become a problem for Jean-Eric Vergne. Up until this point, he had been held up behind Nelson Piquet Jr. Clearly, he had the pace to overtake the Brazilian, but had been unable to due to the narrow track and the fact that his FanBoost wasn't working.
Close-up of Karun Chandhok in the Mahindra Racing Formula E car
He pushed hard and was eventually able to slip past him, but had had to use up too much power to do so and had to pit. He pulled into the pits, but just as he exited the pit lane, the safety car was deployed at the wrong moment and he was jumped by Heidfeld and Buemi, who moved up as they could pit while the safety car was out.
After the third safety car period, Heidfeld was given a drive-through penalty for exceeding maximum power usage which left Vergne back in first place and Buemi in second. The final safety car was brought out two laps from the end, when Vergne's teammate Michael Brabham crashed out on turn 15 and was forced to retire; his exit was emotional as he had had an outstanding race up until that point after a disappointing qualifier.
It looked like it was a set field – Vergne first, Buemi second and Nelson Piquet Jr. in third. But fate was not yet finished with the beleaguered ex-Toro Rosso debutant, and his car ground to a halt with a technical failure just a few corners from the end of the race.
He was forced to retire, allowing Sebastien Buemi to take his first win of the season, Piquet Jr. to take China Racing's first podium and Lucas di Grassi to come in third, continuing his unbroken run of podiums.
The race was an unlucky one for Vergne, who would have won several times over despite having so many issues with his car and bad timing of safety cars. Unfortunately, it was not to be, but we hope to see a lot more of the Frenchman next time in Brazil.
Sebastien Buemi celebrates in Uruguay
Unpredictable Excitement of ePrix
Interestingly, it has been three different cars and three different teams so far which have taken victory. The standard construction of all the cars has led to a very even field which relies on luck, FanBoost and driver skill rather than mechanics, and therefore race outcomes are unpredictable, stoking the excitement at every event.
This does not mean to say that there is not a clear winner in the drivers' standings, though; Lucas di Grassi, having taken three podiums in a row, is 18 points clear of his nearest competition, with Buemi and Britain's Sam Bird tied for second place.
The teams are remaining in South America for the next race on January 10th. Will Vergne display the same determination and spirit he showed today and manage to take victory? Will di Grassi extend his lead further? Or will Buemi and Bird step up to the challenge and pull out all the stops to snatch first place from under his nose?
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'American Horror Story: 1984' EP Says 'If You Have a Taste for '80s Horror, You're in for a Treat'
"This has been an area that Ryan [Murphy] has talked about since I've known him," Tim Minear tells TheWrap
Jennifer Maas | May 10, 2019 @ 3:28 PM	Last Updated: May 10, 2019 @ 9:37 PM
There is very, very little that "American Horror Story" fans currently know about Season 9 of the Ryan Murphy-created FX anthology series. But based on the precious few details we do have about the installment, dubbed "AHS: 1984," viewers' interest has certainly been piqued.
And now that TheWrap has been able to pull a few more morsels about the ninth season out of "AHS" executive producer Tim Minear, we're sure you'll be even more eagerly anticipating the chapter's debut this fall. If you like old slasher flicks, that is.
"I will tell you nothing, except that I think it's awesome," Minear told TheWrap in an interview Friday, ahead of Monday's Season 2 finale of Fox's "9-1-1," another series he executive produces with Murphy. "I think it's gonna be really scary but a lot of fun, like it always is. And that if you have a taste for '80s horror, you're in for a treat."
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When we asked if the decision to do a slasher-themed season was related that particular brand of horror's recent resurgence, thanks to movies like last year's "Halloween" sequel and 2017's "Happy Death Day," Minear said probably not.
"Generally, Ryan is ahead of the zeitgeist as opposed to following it," he told us. "So what I would say is that this has been an area that Ryan has talked about since I've known him and it's just a real sweet spot for him. And I think it was time for him to do it."
Murphy revealed the long-awaited title of the upcoming ninth season of "American Horror Story" with a cryptic teaser last month, which was set to Billie Eilish's "Six Feet Under" and follows a knife-wielding masked man chasing a girl through the woods.
No plot or character details have been released for "AHS: 1984," with the only casting announcements — the return of "AHS" alum Emma Roberts and the series debut of Olympic medalist Gus Kenworthy, who is playing her boyfriend — having been made by Murphy himself back in February.
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The evidentiary affidavit submitted in support of the criminal charges describes a conspiracy to commit a political crime far worse than violations of the campaign finance laws. It appears that the principal organizations leading the fight to undermine genuine reform of our failing system, including the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration and the Oklahoma Education Association (the state teachers union), conspired to use any means necessary to elect a Republican superintendent who would do the bidding of these organizations and their allies. All Hofmeister had to do is pose as a conservative reformer—which the establishment, the evidence shows, knew she was not—while the teacher unions, school superintendents, and the useful idiots in the Republican ranks raised the money to fund both Hofmeister's disingenuous campaign and the not-so-independent negative campaign designed to destroy her Republican opponent.
Any competent and thorough impeachment inquiry will lay bare how those who cling to the unacceptable status quo maintain their power at the expense of those who hope that our dysfunctional system might someday be reformed. The Legislature, for example, can ask questions prosecutors could not thoroughly explore, including whether and how deeply other establishment organizations, such as the Oklahoma State School Boards Association, were aware of or involved in the conspiracy.
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We Will Ensure That Saraki Fails In Kwara – APC Leaders
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has expressed the resolve to do all it can within its powers to clip the wings of the Senate President. Bukola Saraki in the nation's politics in the coming 2019 elections.
The leader of the party Bola Tinubu and the national chairman of the party, Adams Oshiomhole said the party is fighting Saraki to discipline him for his alleged acts of treachery and need to liberate Kwara state from alleged political bondage he puts the state to suffer.
The leaders, who spoke in Ilorin, the state capital on Monday during the party's presidential campaign rally held at the Ilorin Metropolitan Square.
Tinubu described Saraki as a traitor and a virtuous-lacking politician who should be disciplined with a loss at the polls.
The APC leader however clarified that the party was not fighting the Saraki political dynasty founded by Dr Olusola Saraki, his father, but the party wants to use the election as the celebration of freedom for the people of the state from alleged anti-people politics of Saraki.
According to Tinubu: "It's been a long time they have been deceiving you. Bukola has been deceiving you. We are not here to fight Baba Saraki's family because Gbemisola is here and she is Saraki's daughter, but today we have come to discipline Bukola. He is a traitor. He is a slave master. This campaign is, therefore, the celebration of your freedom, it is the celebration of the falling Berlin Wall of the politics of Kwara, it is the end of the oligarchy, the end of the emperor that didn't exist until recently."
In his own remarks, Oshiomole said he was anxiously waiting for the outcome of Saturday's presidential and National Assembly elections to celebrate the fall of Saraki from the control tower of Kwara politics.
"We have come to celebrate the end of Bukola's tenure. "When I saw the crowd on the roadside and listened to what they were saying, I concluded that indeed the end has come for him. I cannot wait for Saturday to see Kwara people celebrate their new freedom.
"It will be a day for Kwara people and young poltiici9ans to realize that the evil a political godson has done to a political godfather will be meted back to him. For 16 years Bukola has overbooked your indebtedness.
"For Bukola politics is all about juicy jobs; that was his complain here in Ilorin the day we showed him the way out of APC. He said out of 200 jobs none was given to him and Dogara. Everything that has a beginning must have an end. The time of the oppressor is over. That is the case of kwara and the case of Bukola."
Meanwhile, the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in the state has condemned the APC leaders over their verbal attacks on the personality of Saraki.
The party in a statement by its state publicity secretary, Tunde Ashaolu wondered why the APC has decided to make Saraki its campaign point, instead of telling the electorate the programmes it has for them.
Ashaolu said," the outbursts of Oshiomhole is understood because they face imminent defeat in the forthcoming general elections. They are attacking Saraki because he has planned the APC's downfall through a robust and purposeful campaign across the country.
"Let APC tell Nigerians the programmes they have for them. They have woefully failed in implementing their campaign promises of 2015. Nigerians are wise people, they cannot be deceived again. From President Muhammadu Buhari's speech today, it is clear that he does not have the grasp of the issues affecting the state. Ditto for the factional APC gubernatorial candidate in the state, Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq.
"We are happy that the people of Kwara state who Saraki is toiling for day and night, appreciated his efforts and have decided to vote end masse for the PDP in the coming elections in the state. Only this morning, the organized labour in the state declared their support for the PDP, signing an MoU to vote for all the PDP candidates in the general elections."
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I had only a couple of days to look for a car. I found 4 cars in the state that matched my criteria. The first place I stopped was at Executive Auto in GB. I was very happy with the way Joe treated me. I did hear something that concerned me when I drove the car and Joe told me he would get it in the shop immediately to be fixed. I drove around the state to look at the others and still liked that one the best, so drove back to GB and it was already fixed ready for another test drive. I couldn't be happier with the car and really want to thank Joe and Chris for being so helpful and accommodating.
Great people, Great service and Fantastic vehicles. Dealership went above and beyond when I needed a minor fix to my vehicle. I couldn't imagine going anywhere else.
Great all round vehicle. Good mileage and have no problems with it. Does good in all seasons / weather driving. Really like the size overall. Would buy one again!
This was our second buying experience with Jerry and this one was even better than the last If that is possile! He listened to what we wanted and was so kind, caring, and honest! The dedication and effort by the whole team really is never short of excellent. We went under not the best circumstances to upgrade and left so very grateful and happy with our purchase! I would seriously recommend Jerry and Chrysler World to anyone looking for a great vehicle and an amazing buying experience!
Chrysler World is an amazing place if you are looking for a new or used car. From the moment I entered the door people treated me with so much consideration and respect. Julie was extremely helpful and answered all my questions, taking her time to make sure I understand every step of the buying process. I highly recommend this dealership and if you stop by ask for Julie if you want to get a great deal!
I love this vehicle. It is sleek, comfortable, safe and reliable. Counts with 3 rows and more safety features than I can count on. Toyota!
This is the second vehicle we purchased from this dealership. Jerry is great to work with and will find what you are looking for! Definately worth the extra drive. Highly reccomend!
I have been in the market for a minivan for quite some time. I thought I wanted a Honda Odyssey until test drive one. I like the way it looks on the exterior but was not impressed with the the way it drove or the space in the interior. Also, Odyssey's no longer have a black leather interior and that is impratant to me having four kids. I also test drove a newer Chrysler Pacifica. I liked the way it drove but disliked the space in the interior. When I saw and test drove the Toyota Sienna SE Premium. I knew this was the vehicle for our family. Very stylish and sharp looking exterior but the interior is what we really enjoyed. Black leather interior seats, lots of space for passengers. It could seat up to 8 adults comfortably. It drives like a car with great pick up and can take sharp turns. Plenty of cup holders and storage areas. Very wide blueray player for the kids. Moon roof is nice. Many safety feature and the design of the dash is very luxurious. Super impressed and really enjoy driving this vehicle.


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Rötenbach is a river of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It flows into the Kinzig near Alpirsbach.

See also
List of rivers of Baden-Württemberg

Rivers of Baden-Württemberg
Rivers of the Black Forest
Rivers of Germany


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Paranepsia amydra is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found in Australia, where it has been recorded from Queensland.

The wingspan is about 16 mm. The forewings are fuscous with dark-fuscous markings. The hindwings are fuscous.

References

Moths described in 1916
Cnephasiini


Our Palisades Summer FUN Program – Club Palisades 2019!
Registration is now open for Club Palisades and we are confident that summer 2019 will be full of wonderful poolside memories. We hope your children can join us for a week or two this summer at Club Palisades!
We are again pleased to report that Amanda Driscoll and Aimee Briggs, both MCPS elementary school teachers, are returning to lead Club Palisades this summer. We are so excited to have them back!
Quite simply, the focus of Club Palisades is on creating life long pool friends and having FUN, while participating in sports, swimming, crafts and games. During the summer of 2018, over 100 members and their guests attended Club Palisades!
Please see the overview below and access the registration form at the bottom of the page to sign up. For more information on the Club, please contact Jocelyn Rock, Club Palisades Liaisons at clubpalisades@palisadespool.com.
Due to extremely high demand, we will be conducting interviews for our volunteer spots. Please submit an application and will we will contact you regarding an interview. Spots will be confirmed by April 1, as each week needs enough volunteers based on club attendance.
Club Palisades is open to member children age 5, who have completed kindergarten and who can swim a length of the pool, to age 12. Non-members may attend if registered with a member, see application). Children 13 AND who are entering 9th grade and over may apply to be volunteers to Club Palisades and receive community service credit (SSL hours).
Whether you're looking for one week or six weeks, Club Palisades is the place for your Clubber! Club Palisades will operate for six weeks beginning on June 18th and running through July 27th. As a volunteer-operated Club, we only offer full week attendance options for Clubbers at this time. We cannot pro-rate by day, no exceptions!!
Standard Club Palisades hours are from 11am-3pm, which dovetails off of the morning swimming and tennis programs but your children are not required to participate in either swimming or tennis to attend Club Palisades.
Club Palisades is on a week-to-week basis and will run from June 18th through Friday, July 27th. The regular price effective April 1st is $190 per week ($152 for week of July 2-July 6). We offer a discount to families who enroll more than one child. Additionally, we encourage signing-up for more than two weeks, and if you do, your family will receive a discount. If you sign up for more than two weeks, your rate will be reduced to $165 ($132 for week of July 2-6) for each additional week. For families that enroll more than one child, the first child pays $190 for the first two weeks and the second (and any additional) child pays $165 per child per week. If you have two or more children enrolled for more than two weeks each child pays $165 for any additional week.
So for example, if you have three children, you pay $190 for the first child, $165 for the second child, and $165 for the third child for the first two weeks that they are signed-up for Club Palisades. If they sign-up for three to five more weeks, you will pay $165 for the first child, $165 for the second child, and $165 for the third child for any additional weeks. If you only enroll one child, you will pay $190 for the first two weeks and $165 for any additional week.
Anyone participating in Club Palisades may purchase lunch boxes on a week-by-week basis directly from the Café. Simply fill out the form and email to the Cafe on the Friday before the week your child is entering Club Palisades. The kind folks at the Market on the Boulevard will arrange lunches for your child Monday through Thursday (on Friday, Club Palisades provides lunch). The lunch menu and order form will be mailed directly to you the week before camp.
A member may sponsor a non-pool member as a guest to Club Palisades. The non-member must pay an additional $35 per week guest fee and may only attend with his/her sponsor.
You may cancel 30 days in advance and receive a full refund less a $50 administrative fee; up to 15 days prior to your child's session you may receive half a refund; and less than 15 days prior to your child's session there is no refund. We cannot pro-rate by day, no exceptions!!
We play in light sprinkles but cancel for thunder and lightning. On days where bad weather is expected, please check your email for Club Palisades updates via our listserv.
Ready for a summer of fun? Complete the online registration form to enroll your child today!


Robert Venditti – Writer, Graphic Novels, Comics, and more. » Blog Archive » Things I Learned in Europe (Part 1 of 4): Germans don't beat around the bush.
Some months ago, I posted an entry about a three-week book tour that Brett Weldele and I took through Europe to promote the German, French, and Italian editions of The Surrogates. This was my first time outside North America, and it was a truly eye-opening experience to see so many important cities and walk streets whose cobblestones were laid long before the Mayflower dropped anchor off Plymouth Sound. The memories and anecdotes are too numerous to recount, but for each country there was a single moment that embodied for me that particular nation and demonstrated how different its culture is from our own.
The guy in the glasses and hat behind the counter is Filip, Cross Cult's PR guru, who did yeoman's work (that one's for you, Jensen) setting up around-the-clock TV, radio, and print interviews for Brett and me. It was a hectic three days, but we left the festival feeling we'd done as much as we could to get the word out about the German edition.
The restaurant was dimly lit and I'm a poor photographer, so the details may be difficult to discern, but that's a photo of a mama kangaroo with a joey snug in her pouch, both of whom were staring at me with their sad, brown kangaroo eyes as I scanned the list of methods by which their kin could be served to me on a plate. Germans are often portrayed as a hard, no-nonsense people, a portrait that, after spending a laugh-filled weekend with the affable Cross Cult gang, I was beginning to feel had been painted with too broad a brush. Seeing this menu gave me an understanding of how such portrayals come to be.
Before I forget: Thank you, Outback Steakhouse, for designing a menu that doesn't rely on lifelike images of cows, chickens, fish, or any of the other animals you offer up for consumption. Need to explain the circle of life to my children: Delayed.


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WE were told to go to First Aviation Services terminal at Teterboro but our plane was at another terminal so we wasted over 45 minutes trying to find our aircraft and our agent was not at all helpful. In fact he told us someone was coming to pick us up and they never came and we had to find someone to help us get to the terminal our plane was located at. The agent asked us for our rental car info but when we landed in Naples the rental car was not at the terminal and we had to find a ride over to the other side of the air field to get our rental car. The flight was great but the handling of the pre and post flight were below normal and not what I am used to when I fly private.
If you do want to charter, the best way to find a good on-demand charter broker starts by asking your friends for their recommendations and then interviewing brokers much like you would choose a financial planner or interior decorator. Ask for client references. You should also check with the Better Business Bureau and Google both the company and name of the broker to see what comes up when you search adding words like "lawsuit" or "accident."
Every aspect of our operations at PACI revolves around a steadfast commitment to safety. To ensure maximum safety for our customers, all aircraft operated by PACI are IS-BAO Registered, ARGUS Platinum Rated, Wyvern Approved and have a robust Safety Management System (SMS) and a comprehensive Emergency Response Plan (ERP). All charter flights are tracked by FAA licensed dispatchers in our 24/7 Operation Control Center. Pentastar Aviation meets the maximum industry safety standards.
Everyone involved was courteous and helpful in getting a last minute emergency trip arranged. However, the premise for using your services was to be GUARANTEED ARRIVAL by a SPECIFIC TIME. Neither the departure nor arrival was anywhere close to what was promised. Hence, our reasons for hiring Stratos to take us became unnecessary and a wasted expense
If the paying customer – that person shelling out $5,000 to $20,000 per hour - cancels his or her trip, then your empty leg will also be cancelled. If you were going somewhere, make sure your hotel and car rental reservations can be changed without penalty. If you were using an empty leg to get home, make sure you also scan the airline schedules and availability so you have a backup plan. Most empty legs can be cancelled anytime before departure, and reasons can include that delays earlier in the day meant your pilots ran out of time to something on the inbound flight broke and needs to be fixed. Oh, and that's it. You'll get a refund of your money, but you're usually on your own, perhaps sitting in a private jet terminal at an airport with no commercial flights.
The most economical option is chartering, which doesn't require any cash upfront (other than a deposit) through companies like Tradewind, Sentient, and Solairus, (which we took home from North Carolina). Of course, there are the old standbys like NetJets and Marquis, who sell fractional ownership (like 1/16th) of a single jet for upwards of $100K. One step down from that, pricewise, is the jet card, where you buy a set amount of hours from a company like Nicholas or Private Jet Services, and can use those hours for different planes. Then there are membership models like WheelsUp, where you pay $17,500 as an initiation fee to fly in their fleet, and then a $8,500 annual dues fee starting the second year. It's like a country club—only you're guaranteed access to a KingAir350i or Citation Excel / XLS instead of a golf course.
Once again: Joel, Sarah and Sandra delivered a seamless experience as well as the pilots and ground crew. There was 5 feet of snow in Steamboat Springs after a blizzard (Hayden Airport) and we took off perfectly and had a very smooth flight despite weather. The jet was beautiful and the awesome pilots tolerated our golden retriever trying to take over the navigation of the plane and two cats meowing. Stratos arranged for transportation home and the driver was so pleasant. Super happy again and will continue to only use them. Thank you again!
I personally think a really great destination is St Moritz. Or there's Samedan airport which is ten minutes from St Moritz. It's an amazingly beautiful approach and an absolute classic example of saving hours and hours over flying commercial. For people who fly in for a ski weekend for two or three nights, we are saving them up to ten hours of skiing time. People would often see flying into St Moritz as being all about the luxury, for the snow polo, but actually sometimes it's about giving you an extra day of skiing. It's one of the absolute no brainer reasons why people use private jets to just save themselves hours of time, and hours of hassle.
At last minute's notice I needed to find a private plane to get my elderly parents from Bangor, Maine to Atlanta. I googled charter companies and Stratos Charters was first to pop up. I called immediately and Joel (founder and president of company) answered. He could not have been more gracious and helpful. He was the perfect combination of professional and personable. Our charter was arranged and the trip went through seamlessly. Stratos Charter and Joel made a stressful situation into a very pleasant one for us. I highly recommend their services and will definitely use them in the future. Thank you to them!


Eating out when dieting may seem a daunting prospect, some people will avoid eating out altogether and others will make overly restrictive choices which may lead to them not enjoying the occasion altogether.
The negative psychological impact of food avoidance and/or avoiding social occasions altogether isn't something that needs to happen and can certainly be planned in advance to avoid the unnecessary.
Our goal is to educate our members around how to structure eating out so that it doesn't impact their dieting efforts and they can enjoy their dining experiences without feeling guilty.
Pick restaurants that tick the right boxes for how you set up your nutrition and view menus ahead of your meal. By having an idea of what you might choose before you get to the restaurant minimises the chances of peer pressure from your friend's meal choices.
If you are tracking your dietary intake, it might be an idea to save some of your calories for the meal later in the day. This way you can relax a bit more when ordering your meal knowing that you have some extra calories in the bank to play with.


Repress 2016 New Swedish label Aniara Recordings brings you deep, dirty and slow house & techno from the northern hemisphere. Gothenburg duo Genius of Time is giving us a fresh take on what modern house music can be in the roaring 10s. Well-crafted tracks that builds slowly but surely through a rolling groove with bumping basslines. Oldschool meets New School house burner. Vinyl only release!


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You get 20 loaded Tests, Libraries and published Tests (Publications) each, instead of 10.
You can restrict access to publications to a specific domain when published with the General publication type and the Sign in with Google option.
You have the option to publish Fun Quizzes in Interactive mode where the answers are shown after each question page. An example is shown here.
What happens when 28 days Basic upgrade ends?
If you have signed in with Google then your account will revert to Free status but you can upgrade again, for free, if you want to use the Basic additional features. You can upgrade each 28 days for as long as you like.
When your account reverts to Free status any publications you made using the features you used when upgraded will still work fully. That's right - still work fully; you are not trapped into maintaining upgraded status each month.
For example, if you upgrade and use the Logins functionality to publish some tests then, after your upgrade expires, your respondents will still be able to access those publications via Login but you will not be able to publish any more using the Logins functionality unless you upgrade again which you can do whenever you need to - there is no need to upgrade every month.
Extra documents, above the Free quota limit, (such as more publications and more Libraries and Tests loaded), created when upgraded, will still be available for you to work on but you will not be able to create any more until you have either upgraded again or have, by deleting some, returned to below the Free quota limit.
If you have not signed in with Google and needed to pay for your Basic upgrade then your account will revert to evaluation mode and you will need to pay to upgrade again in order to save and publish any more work.


Cancellation Policy: If you cancel your tour, cancellation fees apply. A cancellation will be effective only when written confirmation of cancellation has been received. If you cancel the tour within 24 hours of confirmation or any time up until 30 days before the tour is scheduled to start, you will receive a full refund less a 10% service fee. Cancellations within 30 days of the tour date will not be entitled to any refund.
Cancellation by Us: We may cancel a tour at any time prior to starting day if, due to terrorism, natural disasters, political instability or any other unpredictable events that make it unsafe or not viable to run the tour itinerary. We also reserve the right to cancel a tour due to insufficient enrollment. If we cancel a tour, you can either put money towards a future tour or receive a full refund (including deposit). We are not responsible for any personal costs you may have incurred as a result of a tour cancellation such as travelers insurance or flights.
Refunds: Refunds can only be claimed by the person who made the booking. Our Refund Policy does not constitute an offer to insure, insurance or an insurance contract, nor is it a substitute for insurance that you may be able separately to obtain. You have not paid any premium in respect of the Refund Policy. You may not assign or transfer to any other person the benefits of the Refund Policy.
Limitation of Liability: We partner with other different companies and individuals to make these tours happen. While we don't foresee any issues, we are not responsible for the acts and omissions of these third parties.
any liability for any loss, death, injury or damage which you may suffer (directly or indirectly) in connection with or arising out of your participation in a tour, or any breach of the Booking Conditions, is excluded.
you release us from any liability and expressly waive any claims you may have against us arising out of or in connection with your participation in a tour.
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel your workshop, cancellation fees apply. A cancellation will be effective only when written confirmation of cancellation has been received. If you cancel the workshop within 24 hours of confirmation or any time up until 30 days before the tour is scheduled to start, you will receive a full refund less a 10% service fee. Cancellations within 30 days of the workshop date will not be entitled to any refund.
Cancellation by Us: We may cancel a workshop at any time if, due to terrorism, natural disasters, political instability or any other unpredictable events that make it unsafe or not viable to run the workshop. We also reserve the right to cancel a tour due to insufficient enrollment. If we cancel a workshop, you can either put money towards a future workshop or receive a full refund (including deposit). We are not responsible for any personal costs you may have incurred as a result of a workshop cancellation such as travelers insurance or travel costs.
Limitation of Liability: We partner with other different companies and individuals to make these workshops happen. While we don't foresee any issues, we are not responsible for the acts and omissions of these third parties.
any liability for any loss, death, injury or damage which you may suffer (directly or indirectly) in connection with or arising out of your participation in a workshop, or any breach of the Booking Conditions, is excluded.
you release us from any liability and expressly waive any claims you may have against us arising out of or in connection with your participation in a workshop.
To the extent an Implied Warranty cannot be excluded, our liability in respect of the Implied Warranty is limited to (in our absolute discretion): (i) the provision of a similar workshop to an equivalent value; or (ii) a refund of the total amount received by us from you in connection with your booking.
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel your tour, cancellation fees apply. A cancellation will be effective only when written confirmation of cancellation has been received.
50% of total booking (minus deposit) refundable if cancellation request is received at least two months before trip starts.
No refunds two months before trip starts.
Cancellation by us: We may cancel a tour at any time prior to starting day if, due to terrorism, natural disasters, political instability or any other unpredictable events that make it unsafe or not viable to run the trip itinerary. We also reserve the right to cancel a tour due to insufficient enrollment. If we cancel a tour, you can either put money towards a future tour or receive a full refund (including deposit). We are not responsible for any personal costs you may have incurred as a result of a tour cancellation such as travelers insurance or flights.
Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is required, and should be taken out at the time of booking. Insurance should cover against personal accident, death, medical expenses, and emergency repatriation. We strongly recommend a minimum coverage of $200,000 USD for each category. We also recommend travel insurance to cover loss of luggage, personal effects, cancellation, and personal liability. You must provide proof of travel insurance on the first day of the trip.
Limitation of Liability: We contract with a network of different companies and individuals to make this tour happen. While we don't foresee any issues, we are not responsible for the acts and omissions of these third parties.
Activity Level: While we arrange transportation for many itinerary events, we will also be fitting into the local culture of walking. If you are not in the habit of regular walking, we kindly suggest partaking in light activities such as swimming, walking, or light jogging in the weeks leading up to the tour. Alternately, if you prefer not to walk at all (even though it's great for digestion!) we can help book a cab for you at your own expense.
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Publisher: © 2009 Taylor & Francis.
In modern times when we speak of a mobile lifestyle we think of backpackers, fruit pickers, tourists, bikies or people living in caravans. Some people, of course, deliberately choose such a lifestyle. In the context of the historical past, of the people who moved in and out of this place - Kalgoorlie (our conference venue) - one group in particular had a very mobile lifestyle, though not by choice. I refer to the Afghan camel drivers who came to Australia for economic reasons. They mostly arrived as single men and assisted the explorers in their expeditions, and contributed to the development of the infrastructure of the Australian outback. The camel drivers steered the camels, 'the ships of the desert', that carried water tanks out to the mining areas such as Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie and other areas where water was scarce. The camels also carried wool bales and boxes of merchandize from one part of Australia to another. And they carted sleepers for the construction of railway lines from Perth to Coolgardie, and materials for the development of the Overland Telegraph Line in South Australia back in 1870-1872. The mobile nature of the lives of the Afghan camel drivers never permitted them to stay in one place for long. The Afghans were predominantly Muslims. They retained their culture and religion in such a harsh lifestyle. In this paper I examine the pattern of their mobile lifestyle from 1860 to 1930 and discuss their identity when they were with other ethnic groups, conflict when they faced resistance and their outspoken nature when they were regarded as the 'other'. Finally, I consider their loyalty to their Australian employers (and explorers). This paper relies on both primary and secondary sources, including oral testimonies.
This review was published in the Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs [© 2014 Institute of Muslim Minority Affairs.] and the definite version is available at http://doi.org/10.1080/10304310903302201. The Article's website is at https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10304310903302201.


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Aboriginal Identity (9), Secondary (High) School Diploma or Equivalency Certificate (14), Labour Force Status (8), Registered or Treaty Indian Status (3), Residence by Aboriginal Geography (10), Age (13A) and Sex (3) for the Population Aged 15 Years and Over in Private Households of Canada, Provinces and Territories, 2016 Census - 25% Sample Data
Geography Geographic index Canada Newfoundland and Labrador / Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador Prince Edward Island / Île-du-Prince-Édouard Nova Scotia / Nouvelle-Écosse New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick Quebec / Québec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia / Colombie-Britannique Yukon Northwest Territories / Territoires du Nord-Ouest Nunavut
Aboriginal identity (9)Footnote 1 Total - Aboriginal identity Aboriginal identity Single Aboriginal responses First Nations (North American Indian) Métis Inuk (Inuit) Multiple Aboriginal responses Aboriginal responses not included elsewhere Non-Aboriginal identity
Registered or Treaty Indian status (3)Footnote 2 Total - Population by Registered or Treaty Indian status Registered or Treaty Indian Not a Registered or Treaty Indian
Residence by Aboriginal geography (10)Footnote 3 Total - Residence on or off reserve On reserve Off reserve Total - Residence inside or outside Inuit Nunangat Inuit Nunangat Nunatsiavut Nunavik Nunavut Inuvialuit region Outside Inuit Nunangat
Age (13A) Total - Age 15 to 24 years 15 to 19 years 20 to 24 years 25 to 64 years 25 to 34 years 25 to 29 years 30 to 34 years 35 to 44 years 45 to 54 years 55 to 64 years 65 to 74 years 75 years and over
This table details aboriginal identity , secondary school diploma or equivalency certificate , labour force status , registered or treaty indian status , residence by aboriginal geography , age and sex for the population aged 15 years and over in private households in Northwest Territories / Territoires du Nord-Ouest
Secondary (high) school diploma or equivalency certificate (14)
Labour force status (8)
Total - Labour force statusFootnote 4
In the labour force
Not in the labour force
Participation rate
Total - Secondary (high) school diploma or equivalency certificateFootnote 5
32,325 23,945 21,415 2,530 8,385 74.1 66.2 10.6
No high school diploma or equivalency certificate
10,665 5,855 4,575 1,280 4,810 54.9 42.9 21.9
No high school diploma or equivalency certificate, no postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree
8,860 4,495 3,435 1,055 4,365 50.7 38.8 23.5
No high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with postsecondary certificate or diplomaFootnote 6
1,800 1,360 1,135 225 440 75.6 63.1 16.5
No high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with apprenticeship or trades certificate or diplomaFootnote 7
1,175 875 710 165 300 74.5 60.4 18.9
No high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with college, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
630 485 430 55 145 77.0 68.3 11.3
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate
21,670 18,090 16,840 1,250 3,575 83.5 77.7 6.9
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, no postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree
6,915 5,245 4,620 625 1,665 75.8 66.8 11.9
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with postsecondary certificate, diploma or degreeFootnote 8
14,750 12,845 12,220 625 1,905 87.1 82.8 4.9
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with apprenticeship or trades certificate or diplomaFootnote 9
1,990 1,705 1,545 155 290 85.7 77.6 9.1
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with college, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with university certificate or diploma below bachelor level
805 695 660 30 105 86.3 82.0 4.3
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with bachelor's degree
With high school diploma or equivalency certificate, with university certificate, diploma or degree above bachelor levelFootnote 10
1,985 1,805 1,760 50 180 90.9 88.7 2.8
Users should be aware that the estimates associated with this variable are more affected than most by the incomplete enumeration of certain Indian reserves and Indian settlements in the 2016 Census of Population. For more information on Aboriginal variables, including information on their classifications, the questions from which they are derived, data quality and their comparability with other sources of data, refer to the Aboriginal Peoples Reference Guide, Census of Population, 2016 and the Aboriginal Peoples Technical Report, Census of Population, 2016.
Users should be aware that the estimates associated with this variable are more affected than most by the incomplete enumeration of certain Indian reserves and Indian settlements in the Census of Population.
For more information on Aboriginal variables, including information on their classifications, the questions from which they are derived, data quality and their comparability with other sources of data, please refer to the Aboriginal Peoples Reference Guide, Census of Population, 2016 and the Aboriginal Peoples Technical Report, Census of Population, 2016.
Residence on or off reserve refers to whether the person's usual place of residence is in a census subdivision (CSD) that is defined as 'on reserve' or 'off reserve.'
For more information on Aboriginal variables, including information on their classifications, the questions from which they are derived, data quality and their comparability with other sources of data, refer to the Aboriginal Peoples Reference Guide, Census of Population, 2016 and the Aboriginal Peoples Technical Report, Census of Population, 2016.
Refers to whether a person aged 15 years and over was employed, unemployed or not in the labour force during the week of Sunday, May 1 to Saturday, May 7, 2016.
Early enumeration was conducted in remote, isolated parts of the provinces and territories. When enumeration has taken place before May 2016, the reference date used is the date on which the household was enumerated.
In the past, this variable was called Labour force activity.
Users are advised to consult data quality comments for 'Secondary (high) school diploma or equivalency certificate,' available in the Education Reference Guide, Census of Population, 2016, Catalogue no. 98-500-X2016013.
Here, 'postsecondary certificate or diploma' includes the categories 'apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma' and 'college, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma.'
'Apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma' includes Certificates of Apprenticeship, Certificates of Qualification and Journeyperson's designations, as well as other trades certificates or diplomas such as pre-employment or vocational certificates and diplomas from brief trade programs completed at community colleges, institutes of technology, vocational centres and similar institutions.
'Postsecondary certificate, diploma or degree' includes 'apprenticeship or trades certificate or diploma,' 'college, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma' and university certificates, diplomas and degrees.
Footnote 10
'University certificate, diploma or degree above bachelor level' includes the categories 'University certificate or diploma above bachelor level,' 'Degree in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine or optometry,' 'Master's degree' and 'Earned doctorate.'
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Data quality note(s) – Northwest Territories / Territoires du Nord-Ouest
Data quality index showing a long-form income non-response rate higher than or equal to 10%, but lower than 20%.


Remember the article from last week about the provision in PayPal's User Agreement allowing itself to robo-call and robo text users for any reason? The FCC warned PayPal Thursday that the provision appeared to violate federal law.
"If PayPal plans to make autodialed, prerecorded, or artificial voice calls or text messages to its customers, please be aware that federal law places strict limits on such communications. For more than two decades, federal lawmakers have sought to protect consumers from harassing, intrusive, and unwanted calls and text messages."
The New York Attorney General's office also sent letters to both eBay and PayPal about such provisions. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, which first reported the issue, said the PayPal / eBay terms of agreement included the warning, "Standard telephone minute and text charges may apply if we contact you" - a case of adding insult to injury.
The FCC said violations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and could subject PayPal, its affiliates, and its service providers to penalties of up to $16,000 per call or text message. Interestingly we noticed there were reports of eBay making robocalls to customers in 2010 - we're not sure if eBay still does.
While the FCC believed it was a new provision, a PayPal spokesperson had told us it was not new, and in its blog it made it clear, "This is not a new section in the User Agreement."
PayPal stated in its June 5th blog post about the issue (before receiving the FCC's letter), "We value our relationship with you and have no intention of harassing you." However, the provision grants PayPal permission to give collection agencies the right to robo-call and robo-text its customers - and collection agencies aren't known for self-restraint.
It's interesting that law enforcers reacted so quickly and so strongly about this particular issue. There have been other issues where eBay or PayPal have forced users to opt out of a particular policy rather than allowing them to opt in (the provision about opting out of the arbitration clause comes to mind), but generally such policies don't attract attention.
Look for more information in Monday's EcommerceBytes Newsflash, and let us know if you've been robo-called or robo-texted from any ecommerce companies.
The LEAST of PreyPal's and ebafia's legal transgressions and a tiny little drop in a very deep bucket.
How about going after these patently criminal entities for widespread consumer theft, deception, and fraud?
This hasn't been a good week for eBay and PayPal. Five less than flattering articles in Seeking Alpha and elsewhere, and now a reprimand from the FCC. Finally others are figuring out what we sellers have known for years.
Glad to see what goes around comes around even for eBay even if it takes a while. And THE HITS JUST KEEP ON COMING!
What? How dare the FCC talk to eBay/PayPal in such a disrespectful manner. Does not the FCC understand that Johnny Ho and his wife have friends in high places and that therefore eBay and PayPal are above the law and may do whatever they like whenever they like?
Got my popcorn popped and ready for the show.
I've read several articles on this - glad media have picked this up. The NY Atty General Letter is interesting - Ina has a link above.
The implications, if companies adopted that en masse are enormous.
Just one more way (besides crappy ear torture music and phone systems from hell) to discourage customers from actually calling you when a problem arises.
eBay deserves every bit of bad luck it gets. It's karma for all the theft it facilitates !
If any regulatory authority really wanted to do something to protect consumers from eBay they need to look no further than at eBay's demonstrable, calculated facilitation of Search. People pay to list goods, but search is manipulated by various factors set by Ebay.
I agree with boardwalk that ebay's search manipulation is illegal since we do pay and have a reasonable expectation that our auctions will be searchable. I want to see pace306 letter to AG so I can send similar ones. I set my email settings in eBay to not get email advertisements of their listings and I was taken to a "thank you, you have unsubscribed" screen but it's been over a month and I'm still getting these unwanted spam emails from eBay.
I have gotten Robo Calls from ebay--not extremely recently but certainly more recently than 2010!!
I have also gotten calls from ebay where I cannot get the caller--a live person--who--ironically--was speaking good old fashioned AMERICAN ENGLISH!!!---OFF the phone no matter what. They wanted to talk right THEN; I did NOT; they wanted me to tell them WHY I could not talk---it just so happened that I was in a thrift store shopping FOR things to RESELL-=-ON EBAY. Nothing I could say could deter them and I was not able to get out side easily as I had a kid and a bunch of merch!
I don't want to get booted out of stores I use to source things--because EBAY CALLED and wouldn't SHUT UP!
I have also had them call and when I TELL them WHY I am not overly HAPPY with ebay--they ARGUE with me! Feels like living in Bizarro World.
I too would like to see PACE306's letter to the NYS Atty General--PLEASE INA!!!!---as I live in NY and I have written and gotten little but a form letter back and of course no action has ever been taken.
This is a step in the right direction BUT--annoying as these Robo Calls are---there is FAR more WRONG with both ebay and Paypal than just this---the REAL problems--fraud; restraint of trade; false advertising---etc--are still very much in evidence. Who ya gonna CALL????
@Comet - don't cell phones have a button to hang up on a caller?
This doesn't apply to me thank goodness since I have no cell phone. I do hate the newest way of making calls that get around the do not call list and that is ones to my land line made by a computer which of course you can't tell them to not call this number again since who wants to listen to the whole spiel to get to hopefully a spot where you can tell them to not call again? That and why do politicians have permission to bother us any time they want and the do not call doesn't apply to them? Reminds me of Animal Farm where all animals are equal but some (the pigs) are more equal than others!
I do hope that once they start peeking into Ebay/PP they will maybe get some of the awful things they are doing taken care of, but I don't count on it.
I have both the letters sent back to me by both the NY & CA attorneys general about eBay. Those are what I was referring to into offer to Ina.
They aren't as juicy as we all would like LOL) and my complaints were about other things then this. It's hard to be worried about robo calls when eBay is busy stealing from you via listing fraud, forced returns fraud and other horrid and illegal things.
I'm hardly "the one" that caused them to investigate eBay, but I felt that my writing in and complaining "was the least I could do"!
I did also write into Elizabeth Warrens office, but as of yet haven't gotten a reply.
PLEASE STOP ALL POLITICIANS CALLING MY NUMBER IN A HARASSING MANNER.
I can't even answer my own phone during "Political Season" without it being some nit wit with stupid political garbel. I pay to have a PRIVATE NUMBER only to be invaded by as many as 10 CALLS A DAY for up to 12 WEEKS before an election.
Some calls as late as TEN O'CLOCK AT NIGHT ! ! ! !
Please DO YOUR JOB and Fend Off / Protect us from these empty heads.
We have a land line hooked to a answering machine locked in a lower cabinet wrapped in plenty of sound deadening material. The only reason we have this phone is because of the alarm system we have. Nice when you live in a very rural area.
When this phone rings we never hear it. It is also used as a phone number for fleecebay, paypal etc. All those nasty companies that insist on your phone number.
Our household regular phone is a cell phone where we block anything unwanted. This number is never never given out to anyone but family.
So paypal, ebay or anyone who got our phone number from fleecebay go ahead an call us anytime you want. We will pick up if we hear ya.
Our phone is bought and paid for by me each month and is my private piece, not something to be abused by the morons of ill moral companies.
The first thing these government agencies need to do is put a stop to this user agreement nonsense. These companies use them as a form of coercion and it is wrong. They seem to think that they can do anything they please, and if customers do not agree to their ridiculous terms, then they can kick them to the curb.
I agree with Ming. This is a tiny drop in the bucket. Pace306 says " It's hard to be worried about robo calls when eBay is busy stealing from you via listing fraud, forced returns fraud and other horrid and illegal things." Amen to that!
What do mere laws mean to the corrupt Two-Headed Monster? PayPig gives ITSELF permission to robocall, in violation of federal laws? No biggie, right?
Interesting that PayPig sics collection agencies on its members, eh? How many debit balances are the result of eBay/PayPig stealing money to issue refunds to scammers? I've recently had to fight two SNAD/INR disputes that were groundless. PayPig eventually restored my balance but not without a fight. I had to call them after tracking indicated the "INR" item had in fact been delivered. They put my account in negative balance and were demanding update to "backup funding source."
I must say I do like the moniker PayPig. It seems so fitting.


We have many pieces that are "One Size Fits Many." We have gathered them together here. We include measurements and indicate what sizes these actually should fit. Some are designed to be one size plus, while others are the only size we're able to get from the designer.
Beyond Capri Short Tank Dress in Olive Floral Cocoon House Silk Jacket in "Butterfly Wing" Cocoon House Silk Jacket in "Evening Jewels"


I am not an antique quite yet but I am old enough to realize that in our society, my importance will continue to decline. Old age in our culture, far from how it should be, I must say, every year is a shrinking in importance, in strength, in value. The more wrinkles should equal thr moments you want to be listening to all the sage wisdom she possesses, but alas in our backwards Hollywood and fashion/materialism promotion, ever wrinkle is more a reason to ignore, shun or ridicule.
I am considering this. I have much study on the topic, having served primarily elderly patience for 20 years and now personally I am older. I am thinking of shrinking. I saw patients deteriorate in health before my eyes and I know full well the families were either wonderfully supportive, reluctantly civil or downright brutal in response to this age increase. Doctors were also in one of those 3 categories, most adding meds upon meds for every symptom known to man with God knows 2hat side effect for such crazy combinations. Men and women with greatness God gave them and abilities galore, way stronger than I could hope to be, now shrinking, quiet, fading.
I realize I am unusual, but I respect them and wish to honor them. I spend more time with them than my schedule tells me to and ask questions, always questions. Who were they? How had God designed them and what did they do with that? Not every person matures, it is true, but most lived long enough to pick up valuable insight or just historical data to sparkle the mind.
As tears flow generously down the afore stained cheek, he mourns.
For loss of complete family and years of criticism, he breaks.
For neglect and demands and no free space, he wishes more.
While seeking meaning and purpose, he is scoffed.
In deep hormonal imbalance of teen season, he is insecure.


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Free day in Fuxin Primary School
On 16th of September the players enjoyed the second day off. The organizers of the Grand Prix arranged a special program for the participants – 12 players were separated into 3 groups and attended three different places, including schools, community and communicated with students and residents in terms of chess. At 9-30 a.m. all players (including sleepy European participants) gathered in the lobby and were divided into three different groups. One of the groups, including Ekaterina Kovalevskaya, Ju Wenjun, Tan Zhongyi, attended Fuxin Primary School. In the beginning of Grand Prix FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov visited that school and was really impressed by the general level of the school and warm attitude to chess.
Pioneers meet chess players with flowers.
All officials, players and pupils gathered on the stadium.
Every day in that school starts with a dancing of valse.
Ekaterina Kovalevskaya, Ju Wenjun as well as other players and officials successfully try their dancing skills.
During the official meeting the agreement of friendship and cooperation between Fuxin Primary School and 6th Secondary School of Samara was signed by the directors of both schools.
The director of Fuxin School presented Chinese silk scarves to chess players.
Ekaterina Kovalevskaya decides to try her new scarf.
During the little excursion players and officials visit the chess lesson and learn how to play Sicilian Defence together with little pupils.
Music lesson in the school. All pupils have their own pianos and after finishing the school they can freely play music.
Young chess players, speaking good English, invite Ekaterina Kovalevskaya to play the game with them.
It was impossible to see what was going on in that game because I was invited to defend my chess title in the game against young pioneers as well.
Chinese players Ju Wenjun and Tan Zhongyi answer the questions of pupils.
The visit to the primary school was really impressive.
Report and pictures were prepared by Anastasiya Karlovich


Celebz Gossips: Cruise Tried To Educate King About Scientology.
Hollywood star TOM CRUISE took US talk show host LARRY KING on a tour of a Scientology museum following his controversial attacks on psychiatry and anti-depressant drugs. Cruise hit the headlines in 2005 when he publicly attacked BROOKE SHIELDS for using Paxil to overcome her postpartum depression following the birth of her first child ROWAN, claiming vitamins would have helped her deal with the condition. He also appeared on the TODAY show soon after, claiming he knew the history of psychiatry and it was dangerous. Following the controversy, Cruise invited TV veteran King to a Scientology museum named Psychiatry: An Industry of Death, but King's opinion remained unchanged - he still disagrees with Scientology's views on anti-depressants and psychiatry. King tells Florida's Palm Beach Post, "I like Tom a lot. "Their (Scientologists') attack on psychiatry is incredible. They hate psychiatry."


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I have been babysitting since the age of 15. I have 3 younger brothers that have quite a lot of energy. I am reliable, patient and enjoy cleaning. My goal is to become a nurse and work specifically with children, so I feel that being a nanny would continue my journey. I am a nurturing and caring female with a drive to provide support to all kids with diverse field experience and a strong educational background.
I do have my own vehicle, so I have reliable transportation.
Hello. I am a 21 year old female. I have completed the Developmental Services Worker diploma from Algonquin College. I speak/write at a beginner level in French. I absolutely adore children. I have worked with kids from the age rage of 3 months-17 years, including children with disabilities. I have been babysitting since the age of 15. I have 3 younger brothers that have quite a lot of energy. I am reliable, patient and enjoy cleaning.
My goal is to continue my journey working with children, so I feel that being a nanny would continue my journey. I am a nurturing and caring female with a drive to provide support to all kids with diverse field experience and a strong educational background.


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TEAMSTERS: SPENDING BILL OFFERS RELIEF, BUT PASSES THE BUCK ON LARGER PENSION FIX
'Cadillac Tax' Repeal on Health Plans is Big Victory for Union Workers
(WASHINGTON) – The fiscal year 2020 omnibus spending bill approved by Congress this week provides resources for many critical investments that better the lives of working Americans, but also misses the mark by not including a broad fix for the nation's faltering multiemployer pension plans.
While the repeal of a 40 percent excise tax on high-quality health benefits held by many Teamsters and others has long been sought by the union, the Teamsters are deeply disappointed that Congress did not include the House-passed Rehabilitation for Multiemployer Pensions Act – also known as the Butch Lewis Act – in the final version of the spending deal.
"While we recognize the precarious position of the mineworkers' pension and health funds which the spending package addresses, they are not alone," Teamsters General President Jim Hoffa said. "Through no fault of their own, the earned pension benefits of millions of retirees and workers – Teamsters, ironworkers, bakery & confectionery workers, musicians, among others – are being threatened due to the pending insolvency of a number of other multiemployer pension plans.
"These retirees and families should not have to live with this uncertainty and continue to have their lives turned upside down," he continued. "The Teamsters Union will continue to fight vigorously for passage of the Butch Lewis Act in the new year."
The bipartisan legislation, thanks in large part to the hard work of Reps. Richard Neal of Massachusetts and Peter King of New York, passed the House on a 264-169 vote and was sent to the Senate on July 25. The Butch Lewis Act aims at financially supporting critical and declining pension plans so they don't fail. The measure ensures that retirees and workers receive the benefits they have earned through decades of hard work.
On the "Cadillac Tax" repeal, Congress' approval of the language marks the culmination of a 10-year effort led by Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.) to strip the needlessly punitive provision that would have hit hardworking Americans hard, Hoffa said.
"It is a huge win not only for our Teamster families, but for all middle-class families who were facing this misguided tax on their hard-won health care benefits," he said. "With working families facing the hollowing out of health care benefits and increasing out-of-pocket costs, it is past time to reverse this misguided policy."
Additionally, the omnibus spending bill:
Restores the steep funding cut proposed for the National Labor Board which protects a worker's right to organize and bargain collectively;
Provides increased funds to the Labor Department's Wage & Hour Division and OSHA to ensure that workers receive the wages and overtime pay they have earned, and that they have a safe and healthy workplace;
Increases funding for grants to improve countries' capacity to enforce labor rights agreed to under U.S. trade agreements and trade preference programs by providing resources for additional monitoring and enforcement staff, including at critical U.S. embassies for monitoring and labor compliance; and
Continues a vigorous effort to combat the scourge of the opioid epidemic faced by far too many communities and families, including Teamster families.


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