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Tourism Australia, Emirates Airline and the Good Food Channel came together with a single and shared objective – to promote Australia as a preferred travel destination for people who enjoy quality food and wine. Working with their agencies, Drum and OMD UK, it was agreed that an advertiser funded series that promoted the attributes of the country would be the best way forward.
They came up with the perfect person to front the series in John Torode, who is an Australian celebrity chef. He moved to the UK in the 1990s so is well known to UK audiences but was brought up in Australia and has a passion and love for his native country. In addition, as a chef he would be well equipped to explore the culinary scene in Australia.
The challenge was to create a series that demonstrated the benefits of visiting Australia but was compliant with Ofcom regulations. Every element needed to be editorially justified with no undue prominence and no overtly promotional language.
A ten part series was created called John Torode's Australia – a cookery series and travelogue. Over the 10 episodes, John revisited childhood haunts along with the people that inspired his passion for food and the places that shaped his early memories. He wanted to rediscover everything that is great about Australia, as well as demonstrating the origins and inspiration of some of the country's best-loved dishes. His priorities were for top home grown produce including amazing coffee, world renowned wines, award-winning seafood and exceptional cuts of meat.
The series was co-funded by Tourism Australia and the Good Food Channel and Emirates Airline was product placed within the show.
The series was broadcast on the Good Food Channel. It started on Monday 3rd March 2014 and ran for two weeks with a show every night. The main showing was at 8pm and each episode was repeated more than once.
The series was supported by a branded microsite that offered information about the programme as well as recipes from the show and an Australian travel guide.
In addition, there was a competition to win a holiday to Australia.
Tourism Australia worked with Emirates and UKTV to successfully tell the story of Australia as an outstanding food and wine destination to potential holidaymakers. John Torode was excellent talent and his culinary adventure, which was serialised in ten one hour TV programmes on Good Food, brought the people, place and produce to life. The consumer research undertaken by SPA Future Thinking showed that the series increased people's intention to holiday in Australia, fly with Emirates and improved perceptions of Australia's food and wine credentials.
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Home > News > Compliance > District Court Ruling in Multiemployer Pension Withdrawal Case Okays Use of Segal Blend
Compliance July 10, 2018
District Court Ruling in Multiemployer Pension Withdrawal Case Okays Use of Segal Blend
The case arose from Manhattan Ford's withdrawal from the UAW Local 259 Pension Fund, and an arbitrator's calculation of about $2.55 million in withdrawal liability for the employer.
The U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey has ruled in a multiemployer pension fund case brought by Manhattan Ford Lincoln against UAW Local 259 Pension Fund, pursuant to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), as amended by the Multi-Employer Pension Plan Amendment Act of 1980 (MPPAA).
As explained in the text of the decision, this litigation arose from Manhattan Ford Lincoln's withdrawal from the pension fund, an ERISA-covered multiemployer pension plan. Following a string of challenges during the arbitration process, the arbitrator ultimately upheld the pension fund's calculation of about $2.55 million in withdrawal liability, leading to the filing of this lawsuit, in which the employer argued its proper liability (i.e., as calculated with the same discount rate used to set minimum funding requirements) should be much closer to zero, if not wholly null.
Specifically, Manhattan Ford Lincoln challenged the pension fund and the arbitrator's conclusions by raising two essential questions, stated in the text of the decision as follows: "(1) As a matter of ERISA law, must a pension plan's actuary use identical actuarial assumptions to calculate the plan's satisfaction of minimum funding requirements and its unfunded vested benefits (UVB) for withdrawal liability? 2) Assuming the answer to question 1 is 'no,' did the arbitrator err in this case when he found that the discount rate applied by the pension fund's actuary to determine Manhattan Ford Lincoln's withdrawal liability, the Segal Blend, did not render the actuarial assumptions 'in the aggregate, unreasonable (taking into account the experience of the plan and reasonable expectations)'?"
These questions were coded into Manhattan Ford Lincoln's motion for summary judgment and the pension fund's cross-motion for summary judgment. In short, the decision answers the two questions raised flatly in the negative. Accordingly, the employer's motion for summary judgment is denied, and the pension fund's cross-motion for summary judgment is granted. Thus, the district court has also affirmed the arbitrator's interim and final awards.
For its part, Segal Consulting has a few things to say about the ruling. It argues that this latest court decision "affirms use of the Segal Blend to calculate withdrawal liability."
In a statement from Diane Gleave, senior vice president and actuary, and David Brenner, senior vice president and national director of multiemployer consulting, the pair explain how the withdrawing employer had argued (inappropriately in their view) that funding assumptions should have been used for the liability calculation.
"The actuary used what is commonly referred to as Segal Blend method, which involves two separate liability calculations blended to form the final result," the pair explain. "The Segal Blend method more accurately reflects that the withdrawing employer is making a final settlement of obligations and includes a risk premium payment as part of that settlement. An arbitrator found that the use of funding assumptions is not required in calculating withdrawal liability. The court concluded use of the Segal Blend method by the pension fund's actuary was appropriate."
"It's significant that the court granted the pension fund's motion for summary judgement," Brenner adds. "That means the judge concluded that there were no triable issues or facts raised by the withdrawing employer."
Gleave adds that the decision "is consistent with every other decision handed down in similar cases except for one," the Southern District of New York Court's decision in The New York Times Company v. Newspaper and Mail Deliverers'-Publishers' Pension Fund, which is being appealed.
Turning back to the text of the lawsuit, it is important to note how the decision was reached. As the judge explains, the arbitrator's determination that ERISA and precedent-setting cases do not always require the use of the same discount rate for funding and withdrawal liability calculations "presents a pure conclusion of law." Thus the question was reviewed de novo. On the other hand, the arbitrator's determination that the use of the Segal Blend rate was reasonable, when considered "in the aggregate" with the other actuarial methods and assumptions, presents a mixed question of law and fact. Thus the court "reviewed the arbitrator's interpretations of the law embedded within that determination de novo, but applied a 'clearly erroneous' standard to the arbitrator's application of that legal standard to reach his findings of fact."
Summarizing his conclusion, the judge writes the he "agrees with the arbitrator that an actuary's use of distinct rates to calculate minimum contribution and withdrawal liability is not prohibited as a matter of law."
"Additionally, after reviewing the arbitrator's final award and the record as a whole, I uphold the arbitrator's finding that Manhattan Ford failed to discharge its burden of demonstrating that the actuary's selection of the Segal Blend rate for purposes of withdrawal liability was unreasonable," the judge concludes.
The full text of the lawsuit, which includes substantial discussion on all these issues, is available here.
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: S.O.S.
They were determined to stop Pierce Brosnan singing ever again
"And I thought my mom was bad when she started watching Fox News."
Where are those happy days, they seem so hard to find. I tried to reach for you, but you have closed your mind. Whatever happened to our love? I wish I understood. It used to be so nice, it used to be so good.
You can't go wrong with a bit of Sweden's finest export, unless it is being butchered by a former James Bond in which case you can most definitely go wrong with a bit of Sweden's finest export. So very wrong. You're probably wondering what any of this has to do with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s cracking season finale. Well, I've decided that this review will be ABBA themed. Why? I have no idea. I gave up getting my brain to explain itself years ago.
Waterloo! The Inhumans were defeated, S.H.I.E.L.D. won the war!
So, thanks to some manipulation, Jiaying's Inhumans went to war with the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and since Team Attilan contained no main characters it was a decisive victory for Team C. But it was a victory that came at a cost. And I ain't talking about Beardy from H.U.F.F.L.E.P.U.F.F. I shouted out "HOLY SHIT" a few times during this episode. The loudest was when Mack chopped off Coulson's hand. I repeat, Mack chopped of Coulson's hand. When he caught that crystal I thought that the Kree blood formula in his system would save him. Guess not. So how long before Coulson gets a Luke Skywalker-style cyber hand?
Mamma mia, now I really know how crazy you are!
I'm relieved they didn't drag out the "which side will Skye choose?" drama. I don't think I could've tolerated an entire episode of Skye being pulled back and forth between her family and the Inhumans (as a wise man once said "family don't end with blood, boy"). Thanks to Raina (R.I.P. flower dress girl) she quickly learned how far off the reservation her mother had gone. This war was never about protecting her people. It was about revenge, pure and simple. To her, S.H.I.E.L.D. and HYDRA were just two sides of the same coin (a coin that is no longer currency) and she held them both responsible for what had been done to her. She wanted them to suffer and she was willing to sacrifice anyone, including her own family, to enact her revenge.
Cal had a dream, a fantasy, to help him through reality
Unless they haven't worked all the imperfections out of the T.A.H.I.T.I. process, I expect this is the last we are going to see of Cal for some time. That's a shame because Kyle MacLachlan has been a great presence this season and I've loved every scene he and Chloe Bennett have had together. The goodbye scene(s) between them really tugged on them old heart strings. I didn't cry, but I came damn near close at times.
Fitz, I'm still free, take a chance on me
So it looks like a Fitz/Simmons relationship is still on the card. Bummer, I was hoping the show would subvert the nice guy cliché and just keep them as friends. Did anyone else feel this was a little rushed? There hasn't been much development of this storyline lately. It would've been okay if Jemma had asked Fitz if they could finally have the talk they've been avoiding. It was heavily hinted that Jemma returns Fitz's feelings for her, but there hasn't really been a lightbulb moment where she came to that realisation. Part of me suspects the writers rushed this development so that what happens at the end of the episode is that tiny bit more tragic.
If I had to do the same again, I would, my friend, Agent 33
Let's take a moment to talk about the amazingness that is Bobbi Morse. Bobbi is a true spy, who knows and accepts the nature of the work she does. She knows that sometimes they will be required to make difficult choices for the greater good. One of those choices was giving up a safe house that could've been empty to maintain her cover and save the lives of over twenty agents. Kara suffered as a result of that choice, and I don't doubt that Bobbi feels bad about it on some level. But she doesn't regret that choice and wasn't going to apologise for it. Especially not while being tortured by someone Grant Ward has been brainwashing into being his submissive reflection. Instead, after giving Ward a piece of her mind, she broke free of her chains, pulled out the needles in her fingers and stabbed Ward in the neck with them, continuing the grand tradition of Ward getting his ass handed to him by the awesome women of S.H.I.E.L.D. in the finales. Please let it be Jemma's turn next season.
Knowing Ward, knowing you (ah-haa)
I don't think that Ward ever really loved Kara. What I think he was looking for was companionship from someone who shared his world view, someone who would not judge, but support him. Basically what he wanted was himself and that is exactly what he made Kara into. Kara was in a vulnerable state when Ward found her. Rather than get her the help that she needed he decided to remake her in his image, which including his warped idea of closure. For Ward, closure is not about accepting what has happened and learning to move forward. It is about revenge. It is about making those who you believed have wronged you suffer. I'm sure he and Jiaying would've gotten along swimmingly. Rather than take some time to reflect and reconsider the effect his actions have had on the people closest to him, Ward is doing what he has always done and blaming other people for the pain and suffering he has caused. Kara's death is on his hands. Not just because he's the one who pulled the trigger, but because he forced this entire situation. He wanted Kara to be like him and that got her killed. But he isn't going to see it that way. This is all S.H.I.E.L.D.'s fault. So now he's going to take charge of HYDRA's biker gang division and get his revenge.
See that girl, watch that scene, digging the Earthquake Queen
I think it is safe to say that, while not complete, Skye's story has now come to the end of its opening chapters. Everything she set out to do has now been done. She has solved the mystery of her past, met her parents, met better surrogate parents, discovered what she is, mastered her new abilities and become a fully fledged S.H.I.E.L.D. agent. Our little baby hacker is all grown up, no longer sitting shotgun. She drives the car now, ready to lead her own team of super-powered agents. I'm so proud of her. Was there really a time when I couldn't stand her? I feel so ashamed of myself.
Beside the victory, that's Simmons' destiny
I get the sense that this was meant to double as a series finale if ABC didn't renew it. There was a touch of finality about most of those closing scenes. Then the shit didn't so much hit the fan as order a full blown nuclear strike against it. Man, it was really careless of S.H.I.E.L.D. and H.U.F.F.L.E.P.U.F.F. to not mount a salvage operation for those crystals. Is there no room left in the budget for a submarine or even just some scuba gear? Forget people getting powers from fish and chips, I want to know what leaving those crystals is going to do to marine life. Is Miami or any other coastal town going to be attacked by giant mutant clown fish? And what the frak has happened to Simmons? Is she going to become one with the strange Kree liquid rock monster thingy? Will this give her powers? Is she going to be next season's big bad? Oh god, Dark Simmons. I never realised how badly I want that until this moment.
Intel and Assets
--What are the odds that Hunter would've been the one to open that door? As revenge plans go that one relied a little too much on sheer chance. What if a random red shirt had opened it?
--Bobbi saying she couldn't do this any more was obviously meant to set up her spin-off, which probably would've centred on her and Hunter quitting S.H.I.E.L.D. to go and pursue their dreams of pop stardom. Thankfully that isn't happening and they are sticking around so expect her to have a swift change of heart early next season, probably after she finds out Simmons is missing.
--I know Daisy Johnson's code name is Quake in the comics, but I really like Tremors, and not just because it is also a kick-ass movie.
--Cal finally went full Hyde and it resembled Dana Carvey on steroids.
-- May reunited with Andrew and went on her first vacation ever (how typical of May to pack a bikini and gun).
--We got three great fights in this episode. First there was Skye vs May, then Bobbi against Ward and Kara and finally Skye against Gingersnaps and her copies. Can we have a Skye/Bobbi/May melee next season?
--Please say that Henry Simmons is going to be a regular next season? He was one of the stars of this episode (and the season as a whole) and deserves to take his rightful place amongst the main cast.
Coulson: "It's a big boat with poor signage."
Fitz: "Science, biatch."
Simmons: "Oh no, Gonzales would never attack a base unprovoked."
Mack: "Right now I'm in a crack heads first, ask questions later frame of mind."
Cal: "You're better than I imagined, and I imagined you perfect."
Four out of four Chiquititas. So that's me done for another year. I'll see you all again in the autumn. In the meantime here's some of Sweden's finest export.
Mark Greig has been writing for Doux Reviews since 2011. More Mark Greig.
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I definitely cried at Cal's goodbye. I was super disappointed in his Hyde incarnation though. Not the acting, the little bits of plastic the stuck on his neck which were meant to be veins. I've seen more realistic makeup on children at Halloween.
I'm finally back on Team Mack. I loved him making up with Skye in the cutest way. Tremors! That's just precious. It kind of reminded me Sawyer on Lost and how he had to give everyone nicknames. Tremors. Hehe.
Looking forward to Ward being the official big bad. It was really clear the writers did not know what to do with him this season. I've seen some people say it was ooc for Ward to turn to HYDRA because his loyalty was always to Garrett and not to HYDRA, but Ward is the kind of person who needs people. And people who need people...Wait. But seriously, he's not good alone. He could turn to S.H.I.E.L.D., except he just tried to kill a bunch of them, he can't turn to his family because he succeeded in killing all of them. Who's left?
Great review, as always. :)
Friday, May 15, 2015 at 4:15:00 AM EDT
Paul Reed said...
I've been a little unsure about AoS this season. A lot of the main characters were given smaller/different roles, and they introduced new characters I wasn't sure I entirely liked, but the finale was everything I hoped it would be. The Fitz/Simmons nonsense did feel a little unearned, but I thought they handled most of the plot resolutions well. I really dug that they had Skye go back to her hacking roots,too.
I'm also glad that Bobbi and Hunter will be staying on the show. The spin-off idea sounded dreadful to me. Thank goodness they went with Agent Carter instead. Bobbi's cool, but she's no Peggy.
Nice review, Mark.
What a terrific review. Maybe all season finales should have an ABBA theme. ABBA, the most earwormy of pop groups. You can't play an ABBA song and not hear it in your head all day. HYDRA should use them as a weapon somehow.
What I liked most about this finale was Kyle MacLachlan, and I was so pleased that he (1) put Daisy first, and (2) got a happy TAHITI ending. What I liked least was that Ward lived through it and wound up as supervillain fodder. Enough Ward! He's just no Dichen Lachman.
Thanks for another season of reviews, Mark. You've been a Super Trouper.
Korlis said...
Great review! Although I do now have snippets of Abba stuck in my head and I have no idea how to get rid of them.
This finale was a lot of fun and while I've not been totally on board with everything that happened this season, I feel like it pretty much brought everything together. And while the post-Winter Soldier stuff in Season 1 was great, I don't remember thinking the set-up for Season 2 was all that exciting. What they've set-up for Season 3 with Coulson having Skye build a team around powered individuals is really exciting, plus Coulson's inevitable robot hand and whatever will happen with Simmons (Dark Simmons? Yes!) and Ward (possibly bringing back HYDRA as a credible threat, something which ended all too abruptly?).
Oh, and Mack totally won me over with his fire axe-wielding Die Hard impression. If he's a series regular again next time can he keep the axe? Or is that just going to bring back bad memories for Phil?
J.D. Balthazar said...
Small confession, I hate ABBA. Sure their songs are catchy, and I don't really mind them as a group since they themselves have done nothing wrong. I just can't stand them because they get stuck in my head and I can't get rid of them. And these are songs I'm not fond of at all. This is no reflection on your review of course, just a personal hair pulling annoyance of mine.
Moving on, I loved Cal. He was definitely the MVP of the season, and it can be said his redemption was a bit too quick, but at least it was consistent. Jaiying was a really excellent villain, and the family dynamics with Skye have turned her into my favorite character.
That ending was basically a Darth Vader moment, and Cal did it in his own oddly playful way which made it kind of perfect. Him getting a happy ending was also unexpected. I thought he was going to be locked up somewhere, instead Skye got to have a father worth loving and that made the whole arc worthwhile.
Mack should definitely be added to the cast next season.
Darth Simmons could be interesting, but I'm not sure her breaking bad and potentially signing up with Ward is a plotline I want to see. Plus who is to say that Kree device is evil? It strikes me as something that could be used for evil in the wrong hands.
I've never been on board for the Fitz/Simmons romance thing, and the date set up was classic Whedon.
I thought this was a very strong episode, and the set up for next season has me somewhat excited for the first time since the series began.
Fun review Mark, even while shamelessly using lyric which will linger in my head for days.
Jess Lynde said...
I'm not down with the Fitz-Simmons thing, and yes it was rushed. It ended up making me glad she got swallowed up by the weird melty rock at the end. Anything to put the kibosh on her sudden change of heart. And to take her character in a new direction. I wasn't really crazy about what they did with her this second half of the season.
I'm not sure how I feel about Cal being mind wiped. They played it off as a good thing, but it made me sad. Sure, he's out contributing to the world and helping pets, but he doesn't remember his daughter. They took his Daisy from him. Maybe that's a good thing, given all the pain he caused trying to find and protect her. But maybe it's not. Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all? Maybe losing her is what makes it "just" punishment. Or maybe not, if he doesn't know that he's lost her. I really don't know, but I'm reminded of the lovely and powerful Babylon 5 episode 'Passing Through Gethsemane' with Brad Dourif as Brother Edward.
I definitely yelled out "holy shit!" when Mack cut off Coulson's hand. Whoa. I want a scene next season where Mike Peterson and Coulson briefly bond over both being cyborgs. After he gets his new Luke Skywalker hand.
Bobbi was totally awesome jabbing those needles into Ward's neck and kicking his ass. Definitely rooting for more kicking of Ward's ass next season. I'm so glad they aren't trying to redeem him. :)
Friday, May 15, 2015 at 12:16:00 PM EDT
Thank you for the music, sorry, I mean, review, Mark. Excellent, as they all have been.
If we accept that powers can be bestowed by a radioactive spider, then Terrigen fish and chips certainly doesn't sound too farfetched :-)
Totally agree with Jess Lynde- it's sad that Cal doesn't remember Skye! He was the BEST actor this season. Don't want him to be gone.
Loved the Fox News slam!
Sad that Rayna died after finding her purpose but I'm glad I don't have look at her anymore.
Great season and great review.
Saturday, May 16, 2015 at 12:05:00 AM EDT
After a second viewing of the end, I don't think that Simmons was going to get romantically involved with Fitz. She acknowledged that they should acknowledge his declaration of love but she didn't seem to be reciprocating his feelings. I think she was just wanting to talk about it as his friend.
But, in watching the scene, Fitz slips on something and then excuses himself from the room like a goof. I think he accidentally opened the box of goo which swallowed Simmons. I wonder if he's going to know that he's responsible for Simmons being taken and presumably changed (probably into some Marvel version of Illyria).
Sunday, May 17, 2015 at 1:00:00 AM EDT
Marianna said...
I loved the episode, except (and I can't believe I'm saying this) for Simmons. I agree that the possible romance between her and Fitz seemed forced. What bothered me more than that was the case opening up seemingly as a result of Fitz's clumsiness. Are you seriously telling me this extremely dangerous artifact is protected by a case that can be accidentally opened? (My use of "you" was in reference to the AoS powers that be, not anyone on this site.)
By the way, I believe Ward said he would make sure Hunter was the one to open the door by distracting/killing anyone one else who was going in that direction.
Monday, May 18, 2015 at 12:55:00 AM EDT
Scott Riggan said...
Just finished the finale and I loved it. Especially considering how much I disliked AoS when it began. Some thoughts:
- Bobby/Hunter spinoff? No, thanks. Bullet dodged, I think.
- Fitz/Simmons? They are a fun team, but not an interesting "couple."
- Shocking moments? Coulson's arm and Simmons' ... demise? Transformation? Whatever happened there, it has me sufficiently intrigued.
- Fish Oil Supplements - Now With Terrigen! Love it.
- Ward? I used to think he was bland and uninteresting. Then, suddenly, his character was very compelling. And now . . . I fear we've come full circle. Meh.
- Abba? Yes, thank you. And, simultaneously, curse you.
Great show, excellent reviews. Thanks Agents of D.O.U.X.!
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 1:27:00 PM EDT
jenallday said...
Dana Carvey! You just scratched an itch deep in my brains!
I just loved Cal, and his ending was so unexpected. I really though he was destined for a cell.
Lots of screaming at this episode in my house. If we're counting this season as being in MCU Phase Two perhaps I shouldn't have been surprised a hand got whacked off! But I can't keep track of what goes where and it makes me irrationally upset when Coulson is messed with. Looking forward to robot hand though!
"Melty alien rock ate Jemma!" has taken the throne as weirdest thing shouted at my TV. Previously held by "Holy shit she's a Time Lady!" At least this one didn't occur during open window weather, my poor neighbors.
Sunday, October 4, 2015 at 2:34:00 AM EDT


Just a wee bit too jerky!
Ok, Monday night and after a manic dash home from work via the chemist, doctor and bank, I eventually made it down to The Western Tennis and racquets Club for my Monday night sessions with GymGuyMark.
Tonight was going to be my first proper week 'back to normal', all clear from the Doc with strict instructions on taking it easy and taking my time to recover if I felt dizzy. Taking it easy, must remember to introduce my doctor to GymGuyMark, there is no such thing in his book. Joking apart, I was quite apprehensive about how much I would actually be able to do without the world spinning constantly, and as it happens it only went really wonky once.
Rowing machine for 9 minutes but had to stop twice. Once because I turned my head too quickly and the second time because I lost my breath.
Upstairs for a wee bit of cycling, did something weird to my knee but it was fine after a stretch.
Then joy of joys, GymGuyMark let me run up and down the stairs for five minutes. He is so kind that boy!
Finally back to sit ups, I haven't done as many of these in the last few weeks as they were a definite no no. However tonight I think I did not too bad. Mind you it didn't help that GymGuyMark made me laugh so much at one point that I had to stop. Then I did I really stupid thing, instead of sitting up slowly I got up too fast and the world went woooooooo! One silly wee jerky movement and the merry-go-round in my head started. However sensible girl that I am I sat still, did my rebalancing exercises and was fine.
So lessons for next time are to take my time sitting up, start using stairs at work and concentrate on my breath and not to make too many jerky movements.
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Here's the catch I have no budget for this so what I propose in return is SM promotion (twitter, FB, IG, logo placement on my blog) of you and your work! If you would be interested in this or know someone who might be please let me know by filling out the form below.
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You can give a jaab to your child to make their first purchases and you can also have one for the family you leave in the entrance for children to buy their after-school snack or for a school trip. Parents and babysitters can also use it. jaab can replace the use of money in families.


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IWDA's Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade inquiry into human rights issues confronting women and girls in the Indian Ocean-Asia Pacific region (May 2014).
On 28 February 2014 the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon Julie Bishop MP, asked the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade to inquire into and report on the human rights issues confronting women and girls in the Indian Ocean – Asia Pacific region, examining the impact of family and sexual violence, women's leadership and economic opportunities. The Terms of Reference included examining achievements to date in advancing women's rights; implications for economic and social development; and the effectiveness of Australian programs in the region.
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An accident at sea created a bizarre sight in San Pedro on Wednesday afternoon as islanders were shocked to see a truck trying to swim. According to our sources, around three yesterday afternoon a Belize City water bowser bound for the construction sites on the northern part of the island rolled off the barge and ended up in the sea. Loaded with three thousand gallons of water, the truck did stay afloat but lights were used to illuminate the site last night in an effort to prevent accidents. The truck was eventually pulled onto the beach earlier today and we understand officials from the Department of the Environment visited the area to assess any negative impacts to the scene. It is believed that the truck may have been loaded too close to the edge prior to the trip to San Pedro and rough seas caused the vehicle to shift position and eventually fall overboard.
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Rotary Reaches Out to Keep India Polio Free
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Local Rotarian from Consett will later this month be supporting National Immunisation Day by travelling to the most at risk areas of India to immunise thousands of children against Polio.
Michael Dynes, from the Rotary Club Of Derwentside will be joining a group of 106 volunteers from across Great Britain & Ireland, the largest to have ever travelled, and will also meet up with other Rotary International members from Belgium, Luxemburg, USA and Japan to help with the immunisation of children across the country.
This is an extremely encouraging response to keep India polio free, after the tremendous efforts to eradicate the disease from the area. Although the country was declared free from the disease in 2014, there is still the real risk of re-infection from the cases found in nearby Pakistan and therefore it is essential that high levels of immunisation are maintained.
Michael, who is travelling to India with the project for his 2nd time, comments, "It is incredible to think that since making the pledge in 1985 to eradicate polio, Rotarians have pulled together to combat the disease all over the world. Travelling to India and working with fellow Rotarians illustrates how important it is to be involved in community projects that are not just on your doorstep."
The aim of this year's National Immunisation Day is to vaccinate over 172 million children under the age of five, nearly three times the size of the UK population. In order to do so, the Rotary office in Delhi have allocated five locations where the International Rotarian volunteers will be placed to assist the local Rotary members, namely Delhi, Kolkata, Ludhiana, Bhidawi and Karnal.
The immunisation, which is administered by two simple drops on the tongue, can be carried out easily by someone with no medical experience, and is crucial to keeping polio at bay. Rotary then hopes to continue to send out volunteers in the coming years, until this type of immunisation is replaced with an injection, a procedure that would require medically trained personnel.
Michael, continues, "It's important that we don't lose momentum if we are going to beat this disease and the large group of Rotarians travelling out this year illustrates that we are still as passionate as ever. If you want to make a difference, you could join your local Rotary club or donate."
To donate to End Polio Now or to join Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland, visit www.rotarygbi.org or contact your local Rotary club.
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Q: Calculating off-diagonal Matrix Element Let $\vec{N}$ and $\vec{S}$ be angular momenta. The quantum number of $\vec{S}$ is $S=1/2$ while for $\vec{N}$ it is all values starting with some integer $\Lambda$ i.e. $N=\Lambda,\Lambda+1,\Lambda+2,...$ and $N_z=\pm\Lambda$ for all $N$. $\vec{N}$ and $\vec{S}$ can couple to $\vec{J}=\vec{N}+\vec{S}$. I want to calculate the matrix element given in the basis $\left|J\Omega;N,S\right\rangle$ where $\Omega=J_z=N_z+S_z$. The element is
$$\left\langle J\Omega;N=J+1/2 , S \right| \vec{L} \cdot \vec{S} \left| J\Omega;N=J-1/2,S \right\rangle \, .$$
I understand I have to transform the basis set by Wigner-3j or Clebsch-Gordon from $\left|J\Omega;N,S\right\rangle$ to $\left|N,S; N_z,S_z\right\rangle$ but I'm not sure how to do it in this generality since the only number that is given is $S=1/2$.

For the background here is some link to an old paper: https://journals.aps.org/pr/abstract/10.1103/PhysRev.32.250
I want to understand the off-diagonal terms on page 261 in the determinant above formula (27). I changed the notation to match the modern used term values, namely $\vec{j}_k \rightarrow \vec{N}$.
$\vec{L}$ is the electronic angular momentum, $\vec{N}=\vec{R}+\vec{L}$ the rotational angular momentum including the electronic angular momentum and $\vec{S}$ the spin. $\vec{J}=\vec{N}+\vec{S}$ is the total angular momentum.
Thanks for help

A: You don't need to convert $|J\Omega;N,S\rangle$ to $|N,S;N_z,S_z\rangle$.
$$\vec{J}^2=(\vec{N}+\vec{S})^2=\vec{N}^2+\vec{S}^2+2\vec{N}\cdot\vec{S}$$
Notice that $\vec{N}$ and $\vec{S}$ are in different space or different dimensional Hilbert space, so $[\vec{N},\vec{S}]=0$. So,
$$\vec{N}\cdot\vec{S}=\frac{\vec{J}^2-\vec{N}^2-\vec{S}^2}{2}$$
Now we know that $\vec{J}^2|J\Omega;N,S\rangle=J(J+1)|J\Omega;N,S\rangle$ and similarly for $\vec{N}$ and $\vec{S}$. Therefore,
$$\vec{N}\cdot\vec{S}|J\Omega;N,S\rangle=\frac{J(J+1)-N(N+1)-S(S+1)}{2}|J\Omega;N,S\rangle$$

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Black and white in a bit of a punk inspired fashion is the way to go for spring and summer this year.
A must pattern for black and white, apart from stripes, stars and crosses, is the houndstooth. Characterized by broken checks, it forms an abstract four-pointed shape, that is classy and timeless.
I love to break up my fashion foible of black and white combinations with a touch of gold.
Recently, I got comfy black New Balance sneakers with a gold logo in Seoul in preparation for our intense Taiwan-Thailand-Macao-Hong Kong route.
To neutralize the sporty-sneakers look, I got a perfectly long and flowing black skirt and a black easy-to-wear dress on our last days in Seoul. So much for the feet. For eyes, I am adding a bit of lush gold eye shadow. New additions are also black and gold nailpolishes from Seoul.
For jewellery, I am happily wearing the coolest present surprise from two girls we met in Taipei – a golden ring forming two skulls holding a pearl!
My other obsessions are sailor themed outfits with cherry red and navy blue accents.
While in Tokyo, I spotted the reddest red lipstick, Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter Candy Apple. I got it mainly for the fantastic colour but was really surprised that it doesn't wear off too fast. It has a very creamy, balmy texture and is so soft that it is hard to apply to the lips without a lip brush. There is no need to top it up with gloss, giving glamorous red lips right away.
If you prefer the sassy wet lips effect you can put some lip gloss on top. I am using Lancome Juicy Tubes for some lip attention. It was a present from my friend Monia who gave me this sweet looking tiny tube, ideal for travel. It does what I need when I don't want heavy make up. The light peachy gloss gives the lips a nice glow. It has micro glitter and does feel a bit sticky, additional to a heavy bubble gum fruity scent (luckily fades fast). A splash on the lips is plenty.
I am addicted to my chapsticks and always put on a base of lip balm underneath the lipstick as a protective cover before I go out during the day. I hate the feeling of dry lips and also apply lip balm before I go to sleep. A real addict!
After using Blistex balm for ages (Tomek did not like the medical smell of it at all) , I am now hooked on my Shiseido Moilip from Tokyo which is simply fabulous (non scented, smooth and nutritious). I had some trial and error stages with Burt's Bees chapstick from Cambridge's Boots (the pomegranate oil scent is awfully strong) and Neutrogena Intense Repair lip balm from Szczecin's Rossmann drug store (I had to apply every hour or so).
Back to red. I use red nailpolish from Max Factor Red Carpet Glam to complement red lips or outfits. I am very happy with the colour which just needs one coat for a full look. The only drawback with this nailpolish is that it wears off way too quickly.
For eyes, apart from the gold glimmer, I use my new massive midnight Clinique eyeshadow chubby stick, matching sailor inspired outfits. The Clinique eyeshadow chubby sticks series is fantastic, absolutely easy to apply and fun to smudge and wear.
Anyway, I feel like I have changed a lot after we started traveling. Red lips, blue eye shadow and short skirts. Who would have thought!


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Michal | July 8, 2019 March 2, 2018 | Cars News
New BMW X4 on the way.
The new BMW X4 demonstrates its strengths, for this purpose the new BMW X4 will be undertaking a trip from Munich via Davos to Geneva. All the stations along the tour are designed to emphasize highlights of the new BMW X4. The route first takes it across Flüela Pass. As it navigates the winding roads of this Swiss Alpine pass road at 2,383 meters above sea level, the new BMW
X4 can expect to encounter snow depths of more than a metre.
In these extreme weather conditions, the second generation of the successful BMW model can make full use of its driving dynamics qualities. The BMW xDrive all-wheel drive, which is standard in all models, makes the BMW X4 especially versatile and sporty. The latest edition of the system is characterized by reduced weight and optimized internal efficiency. In addition, the precise electronic control of the intelligent all-wheel drive ensures especially sporty and brand-typical power distribution.
The tightly winding, snow-covered hairpin bends of the Flüela Pass are the ideal setting for the rear-wheel-oriented xDrive all-wheel drive. Dynamic cornering turns piloting the X4 into an intense driving experience in these conditions.
Combined with a centre of gravity lowered even further as compared to the predecessor as well as a total weight of some 50 kg less, the car's powerful engines ensure even better handling and thrilling driving pleasure.
The final station of the tour is Lake Geneva. The shores of Europe's biggest inland water body against the spectacular backdrop of Mont Blanc are the perfect setting for highlighting the fascinating design of the new BMW X4. The already sporty exterior has a significantly more athletic and mature look in the new model. This is not least due to the increase of approx. 8 cm in the vehicle's length, the visibly wider track, the clearly defined athletic shoulder and the gentler curve of the roof line. All this makes the new BMW X4 a real eye-catcher in front of this stunning panorama.
The new BMW X4 will then replace the previously available model, which has developed into a huge success for the brand ever since it was first presented in 2013. Some 200,000 units of this Sports Activity CouCoupére sold in less than five years.
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Ext.define("seava.ad.ui.extjs.lov.DataSourcesAsgn_Lov", {
	extend: "e4e.lov.AbstractCombo",
	alias: "widget.ad_DataSourcesAsgn_Lov",
	displayField: "name",
	listConfig: {
		getInnerTpl: function() {
			return '<span>{name}, {description}</span>';
		},
		width:250, maxHeight:350
	},
	_editFrame_: {
		name: "seava.ad.ui.extjs.frame.DataSource_Ui",
		bundle: "seava.mod.ad"
	},
	recordModel: seava.ad.ui.extjs.ds.DataSourceAsgnLov_Ds
});


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