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You want to show up right now and later on you ending up being broke, it better you become broke right now and later on enjoy what life has to offer. Youth nowadays are wearing expensive stuff but in reality there are all broke.
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University can be expensive, but if you're diligent in your research and dedicated to lowering the costs of your education, you may find that you can obtain a degree without going broke.
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Situated in northwest England close to the coastline, the Guild City of Preston is vibrant, cultural and friendly. 30,000 students live here while attending the University of Central Lancashire, one of the UK's largest universities. Explore the historic Avenham and Miller parks, and 'The Guild Wheel' – a 21-mile cycling greenway. We're close to the Lake District, Manchester and Liverpool and the railway station links directly to London and Edinburgh.


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In Gizycko, the moderately priced Hotel Cesarski (Pl. Grunwaldzki 8; tel. 87/428-15-14; 250 z double) is good for a night if you need a central location to get your bearings. It's newly renovated and a short walk from the tourist information center. If you want to stay in a castle, there are two to choose from. The 14th-century Zamek Reszel (Podzamcze 3, Reszel; tel. 89/755-01-09; www.zamek-reszel.com; 280 z double) was for 500 years the seat of bishops. It now has a Polish restaurant where the dishes are reasonably priced, and the rooms combine medieval ambience with contemporary creature comforts. A much bigger cousin is Zamek Ryn (Plac Wolnosci 2, Ryn; tel. 87/429-70-00; www.zamekryn.pl; 450 z double). It doesn't feel as authentic as Zamek Reszel, but it has more amenities. Both places are about 20km (12 miles) from Gizycko.


(GREENVILLE, N.C., USA: January 7, 2009) Hyster Company, a leading lift truck designer and manufacturer in North America, now offers a booklet titled 10 Strategies to Help You Thrive in the Economic Downturn. With advice on minimizing safety risks, exploring financing options, and the advantages of fleet optimization, Hyster Company published the booklet to help businesses succeed during these tumultuous economic times.
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AL BERNSTEIN: After graduating from York University in Toronto, Al set his sights on New York City to become a working actor and a good actor. Al's training began at Circle in the Square with Jacqueline Brookes, Terry Hayden and Alan Langdon and moved to Uta Hagen's HB Studio with the gifted Carol Rosenfeld. Al worked and performed on the New York stage for many years until he was accepted in to his dream program, the ACTORS STUDIO MFA at the New School University where he received his Masters. He studied intensively with theatre's top coaches such as Elizabeth Kemp, David Gideon, Arthur Penn, Ellen Burstyn, Susan Batson, Sandra Seacott, Sam Schacht, Carlin Glynn, Gene Lasso and many more. Film/TV credits include: Super Zero, Nikita, Reign, Nikolai, How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days, Godsend, Nip/Tuck, Everybody Hates Chris, Cursing Hanley, John Boxing John, Deadly Deceit, Showtime's Street Time, Sue Thomas FBEye, Doc, The Series. Theatre Credits include: Off Broadway: The Interrogation, The Dance of Chance, Have You Heard Uncle Dan Sing? (Circle in the Square). Off-Off Broadway: Will (written by Al Bernstein), Machine Head (Theatre Studio), Port St. Joe (The Actors Institute) Los Angeles: 2013 Winner! LA Drama Critics Awards for Best Production, Director, Adaptation, Actor (Troy Kotsur) CYRANO (World Premiere, DeafWest/Fountain Theatre), 2011 Ovation & LA Weekly Award winning Best Musical, Best Musical Director, Best Director, HOBOKEN TO HOLLYWOOD (Edgemar Centre for the Arts), Acts on the Edge (ETG), The Sunshine Boys (Odyssey Theatre Ensemble with Hal Linden and Allan Miller). Toronto: Abu Ghraib Triptych (World Premiere, Alley Theatre Workshop), Red Light Winter (Alley Theatre Workshop), plus many more. Today, Al works as an actor, writer and coach in Los Angeles.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading;

namespace FileEtl.ShadowCopy
{
    public class ShadowFileCopier
    {
        public static bool FilesChanged(string[] sourceDirectory, string targetDirectory)
        {
            var joinedFiles = JoinedSourceAndTargetDirectoryFiles(sourceDirectory, targetDirectory);
            return joinedFiles.Any(AreDifferent);
        }

        public static void Copy(string[] sourceDirecties, string shadowDirectory, bool createDirectoryIfMissing, int filesunchangedWaitingTimeMilliseconds = 0)
        {
            if (createDirectoryIfMissing && !Directory.Exists(shadowDirectory))
            {
                Directory.CreateDirectory(shadowDirectory);
            }
            else if (!Directory.Exists(shadowDirectory))
            {
                throw new System.Exception($"Directory is missing: '{shadowDirectory}'");
            }

            while (filesunchangedWaitingTimeMilliseconds > 0 && FilesChanged(sourceDirecties, shadowDirectory))
            {
                Copy(sourceDirecties, shadowDirectory);
                Thread.Sleep(filesunchangedWaitingTimeMilliseconds);
            }
        }

        private static IEnumerable<SourceAndTargetFile> JoinedSourceAndTargetDirectoryFiles(string[] sourceDirectory, string targetDirectory)
        {
            var sourceDirectoryFiles = sourceDirectory
                .SelectMany(x => Directory.GetFiles(x, "*.*", SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly))
                .Select(x => new FileInfo(x));

            // TODO validate uniqueness of filenames
            var targetdirectoryFiles = Directory.GetFiles(targetDirectory, "*.*", SearchOption.TopDirectoryOnly)
                .Select(x => new FileInfo(x));
            return LinqExtensions.OuterJoin(sourceDirectoryFiles, targetdirectoryFiles, x => x.Name, SourceAndTargetFile.New);
        }

        private static bool AreDifferent(SourceAndTargetFile arg)
        {
            // TODO optimistic maybe compare files byte by byte, but this will be slower...
            return arg.SourceFile == null ||
                arg.TargetFile == null ||
                arg.SourceFile.LastWriteTimeUtc != arg.TargetFile.LastWriteTimeUtc;
        }

        public static void Copy(string[] sourceDirectory, string targetDirectory)
        {
            var joinedFiles = JoinedSourceAndTargetDirectoryFiles(sourceDirectory, targetDirectory);
            var differentFiles = joinedFiles.Where(AreDifferent);
            foreach (var differentFile in differentFiles)
            {
                if (differentFile.SourceFile == null)
                {
                    differentFile.TargetFile.Delete();
                }
                else
                {
                    var targetFile = Path.Combine(targetDirectory, differentFile.SourceFile.Name);
                    differentFile.SourceFile.CopyTo(targetFile, true);
                }
            }
        }

        private class SourceAndTargetFile
        {
            public static SourceAndTargetFile New(FileInfo sourceFile, FileInfo targetFile)
            {
                return new SourceAndTargetFile { SourceFile = sourceFile, TargetFile = targetFile };
            }

            public FileInfo SourceFile { get; set; }

            public FileInfo TargetFile { get; set; }
        }
    }
}

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by a New Mexico prisoner July 2008 permalink
I am currently housed in a CU as of June 18. There are approximately 30 people in this unit. About half of this detention center is control units. Pods D1-D4, B1, B4, G1 and G4 are regular population. Units F1, F2, B2, B3, C2 and the SHU are all lock down. Originally in 97 when this facility opened it was only the SHU that was a CU. Since then the CUs have been expanding, moving from unit to unit, most recently to C2 which only happened a month or so ago.
Most of the population of the CU is Latino which some whites. I have seen no Blacks.
We are only given 1 hour out of cell rec time, every other day.
I was placed in here for "failure to obey" and "disrespect to staff." I was told to close another prisoner's door and when refused was placed on "pre-disciplinary lockdown" (CTQ). I told the officer she was a bitch and was moved to here. People are in here for various reasons. Being "gang affiliated" or fighting mostly. One prisoner is here because he has a clover tattooed on him and it is believed to be a gang tattoo but he's just Irish.
I have no idea how long I will be in here or when I will get any kind of hearing. This is a county facility and I am a pre-trial detainee.
I have also been in CUs in R.J. Donovan Correctional Facility in San Diego CA, Mule Creek State Prison in Ione CA and Palm Hall in Chino Prison. The last one you get about 2 hours a week out of your cell.
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The late Margaret Stacey served on the Management Committee of ADITE - The Approved Driving Instructors' Training Establishment directory (now ORDIT) - as the representative of The Approved Driving Instructors' National Joint Council. She was a secretary to the Steering Committee that formulated the standards for the NVQ in Driving Instruction. She was a Driving Standards Agency Approved Driving Instructor and qualified tutor and had well over 30 years' experience within the driving instruction industry.
Margaret Stacey was author of Learn to Drive in 10 Easy Stages (published by Kogan Page), The Advanced Driver's Handbook and the AUTODRIVA Instructor Home Study Programme, which is used, on licence, by other training establishments throughout the UK.


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When is National Ice Cream Day in 2017?
The date of National Ice Cream Day in 2017 is on Sunday, July 16th.
What is National Ice Cream Day?
Do you love ice cream? National Ice Cream Day is celebrated on the third Sunday of July each and every year. If one day does not give you enough time to celebrate one of the most popular cold treat on earth then you should be relieved to find out that July itself is known as National Ice Cream Month. Whether you prefer your ice cream in a cup or cone, with some warm apple pie or on top of a banana split, be sure to visit your local ice cream shop and partake in one of the "sweetest" holidays of the year. With all the toppings and flavors to chose from, it is impossible to go wrong!
United States President Ronald Reagan is credited with the creation of both the ice cream day and ice cream month. President Reagan was a big fan of ice cream and created both National Ice Cream Day (3rd Snday in July) and National Ice Cream Month (July) in 1984. July is a perfect time for this unofficial holiday because ice cream is a perfect way to cool off from the warm summer heat.
Other fun and delicious national food "holidays" include Pancake Day, International Bacon Day, and National Donut Day.
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So much of modern life is exciting and stimulating. Part of the time that suits most of us. We are motivated to keep up with the demands of knowing as much as we can, performing at our best and staying on top. If we're smart about it and we get the right amount of sleep, make the best nutritional choices and put some time into exercise we are golden.
There is something lacking in this pretty picture. Don't read on unless you dare to consider there is probably very little respite in your routine and you need some. Respite is an important pause, a rest, time away to breathe and think and feel something besides the rush of living.
Living well requires that we sort through our daily choices. Like accomplishing our spiritual goals, such as making time for prayer, we have to arrange and plan for respite. It can't just happen and you know yourself it usually doesn't in the day to day hubbub. Our lives are spent in the blare and glare of the technology age. We are distracted by the sounds and lights urging us to keep going rather than looking forward to our health and happiness.
Walking the labyrinth is a practice, really a tool that helps us dial back and shut out the blare and glare. In place of the demands and the distractions the labyrinth focuses our attention on our inner lives. We come to experience our private thoughts and feelings. We exalt in our personal worth, detached for fifteen or twenty minutes or an hour, from the external conditions of worth. Dare I suggest we find ourselves?
And the most interesting aspect of walking the labyrinth is that we can do it together, if we wish. Community doesn't invade our respite at all.
This entry was posted in On Walking the Labyrinth on October 31, 2013 by Margaret Rappaport.
Along with her parents, my granddaughter Winnie has been staying with us for a few weeks while my daughter's wrist heals, and her presence has taken over every minute, every day, every night, every room. There is no space into which she has not made her presence known. But this weekend she returned home with her parents for a brief homecoming visit, and our house is empty.
Once again I am struck by the impact the past three weeks of living with Winnie, and the past three months of knowing Winnie, have made on my life. She has made my busy life busier in a way I had forgotten about; every moment is about the present. There is no time to reflect, which my students will tell you is one of my favorite tasks, unless I am writing, because there are so many ways to interact with this captivating baby.
Until a month ago, I often sat back with a cup of coffee in the late afternoon, and thought about life and death and staying and moving and doctors and technology and my aging wardrobe and chocolate and the need to stare at the ocean.
Now, as I hold Winnie in the late afternoon, I think about her lips forming words, her eyes taking in the room and her ears the sounds, her hands grabbing for what's just out of reach, the way her sudden smile becomes the best part of my day, and how much I don't care when she spits up on any of my aging wardrobe. I remind myself to master the technology that allows me to visit with her when she returns home.
Staring at the ocean will always inspire me but right now I'd rather stare at Winnie. She, too, holds the peace and the wonder and the eternity that the ocean allows me to feel.
I can't wait til she returns. I think I'll have a piece of chocolate while I wait.
This entry was posted in The Grand Life on October 28, 2013 by Marcia Kaiser.
Hello again. If you have a retirement plan of any type, odds are its tied in some way, shape or form to the performance of our U.S. equity or bond markets. The good news, is that since the recession of 2008-2009 began, those asset classes have staged a steady, if not impressive comeback. Your "pile" has probably grown, net of any needed withdrawals. The not so good news, is that stock and bond markets don't always go up, and eventually, some sort of correction is bound to occur.
According to an analysis of the latest census data, the typical U.S. household headed by a person age 65 or older has a net worth 47 times greater than a household headed by someone under 35. We have more investments to protect. But we are living longer as well, so striking the right balance between investing and security has never been harder to achieve. I remember years ago, when as new broker at Morgan Stanley, they encouraged us to employ a "clients age in bonds" strategy. In other words, if you were 69, 69% of your portfolio would be invested in bonds, 31% in stocks… If you were 50, it would be more of an even split between stocks and bonds. This thinking doesn't work in our current world.
Interest rates from bank CD's and Money Markets, which used to help pay utility bills or at least a nice dinner out, are so paltry, they don't cover the cost of inflation. Unless you go into speculative bonds, the yields aren't much better. If you are counting on your retirement dollars to get you thru, those investments need better returns, and by definition, somewhat more risk.
Dividend paying stocks have become one clear answer. Solid companies which pay quarterly or monthly dividends can give an investor a way to achieve a reasonable rate of return, say 3% – 8%. At the same time, the value of the stocks owned can increase with a rising stock market. This may be out of some Sixes and Sevens comfort zone, but the new normal requires us to be at least more aware of this low interest rate environment which has been with us for several years now, and will most likely be with us for several years to come.
Remember, the stock market is at all-time highs, and someday there will be a correction. But that day hasn't come yet. I heard plenty of smart people on Wall Street claim the markets would crumble in 2013, and they were not even close to getting it right.
This entry was posted in Finance on October 28, 2013 by Doug Sivco.
With some confidence we can say the labyrinth symbol is more than 4,000 years old. Jeff Saward wrote a thorough history of small labyrinths from many cultures in the ancient world. They were drawn on rock faces and pottery and notably coins. His work is well worth reading, not because what is known is conclusive, but because what is known about the labyrinth over time is important for understanding its meaning and use.
Over two thousand years hence, as the appearance of the labyrinth became more prevalent, its popularity continued to grow. Our certainty also increased about its importance in people's experience. For example, when Christianity pervaded the territories of the Roman Empire following the conversion of Emperor Constantine and the Council of Nicaea in 325CE, the labyrinth symbol was absorbed into Christian philosophy, architecture and domestic life. European labyrinths abounded during and after this period.
Many recently built labyrinths are large enough for individuals or groups of people to walk. They are made like gardens and often are associated with towns and neighborhoods and other civic institutions. They are indoors and outdoors. Workshops and facilitated walks are offered to guide people to the potential power of walking the labyrinth design.
Simultaneously, there is a brisk market in table labyrinths, finger labyrinths and small labyrinths to look at and ponder. What do we do with the labyrinth when it is too small to walk? As the ancients did, we take contemplative exercise. We gaze at the design and we think, feel and imagine just as we do when we walk. The longer and more concentrated the looking, the greater the spiritual impact and the better our physical and mental health.
This entry was posted in On Walking the Labyrinth on October 24, 2013 by Margaret Rappaport.
Locking eyes with her father or mother, Winnie stares open-mouthed as they repeat a sound or word. Soon she purses her lips and, when she's ready, imitates the sound. I am enthralled.
Both my daughters acquired language successfully, and named names and sang songs and even made up their own words while playing with syllables. But I don't remember taking the time to watch and appreciate the process. They learned to speak while I cooked, cleaned, did laundries, and chatted with friends on the phone. We sang together during bath time, but I was too busy soaping and rinsing to observe lips pursing and words forming.
But the world stands still for a little while when Winnie's language tutorials take place. Winnie enjoys the gift of her parents' complete attention. Their smiles and coos and kisses encourage her. In their laps, she is safe, fed, and ready to learn. Her parents' delight washes over her. She speaks through smiles.
I know this because I am a grandparent, and the privilege of observation is mine. I have the time. I make the time.
This entry was posted in The Grand Life on October 21, 2013 by Marcia Kaiser.
Standing at the entrance to the labyrinth, one thing is certain. Beginning the walk calls for a self-expressive response of one kind or another. Some people approach this moment with resolve, even eagerness. Others hesitate and look around for cues. This describes those people who show up for a walk. Some never expect to walk and withdraw from trying because of misgivings. Walking the labyrinth prompts asking questions of oneself. Walking the labyrinth opens a space within that requires a response to those questions.
Response is a very interesting word. The Latin verb "respondere", to engage oneself or to promise shows us the meaning of "responding to our own questions." Walking the labyrinth is the epitome of promise and engagement for everyone who is earnest about their experience.
Some of us think this is a wonderful way to live our lives. Our responses in the labyrinth are really quite simple. To be ourselves uncluttered, without calculating all the "ifs", "ands", "buts", "however" and "maybes" that punctuate our lives. No need for qualifiers and clarifiers. Our value and worth is determined by our inner honesty. Our spirits are uplifted and we know ourselves better.
This entry was posted in On Walking the Labyrinth on October 17, 2013 by Margaret Rappaport.
Financial markets have now become a function of how investors are guessing the drama in Washington, DC will play out. Stock prices on Wall Street are moving up or down based on the latest debating points emanating from Republicans, Democrats and the President. On the world stage, we are not looking very grown up as the world's greatest democracy. There will be a resolution, of course. A compromise will be hammered out eventually to preserve the full faith and credit of the United States. But the public relations cost has been an expensive one.
When it is clear that our country has not fallen off a cliff economically, our will focus will turn back to our own financial situation. In our first update, I spoke of the great concentration of wealth 60 and 70 year olds possess. Many of us have worked hard and achieved much. There is, of course, a flip side to this coin.
According to a recent New York Times report, more Americans 65 and older are descending into poverty at a faster rate than ever before. 3.1% of women are now classified as extremely poor, and 2.3% of men. This is not good. The Census Bureau considers someone with a yearly income of $11,011 or less, living alone as extremely poor. The increase in poverty requires our attention. For the most part, Social Security has protected older Americans from later-life destitution. But some older Americans are among the long-term unemployed, whose jobless benefits have been cut or run out. Or, they could be having trouble qualifying for benefits from the government in the face of administrative cutbacks at the state and federal levels.
My grandfather told me back when he was in college around the start of the first World War, "we all learned to paddle our own canoe". In other words, he and his classmates were expected to take personal responsibility for their situation. Some 100 years later, it's never been for difficult for less fortunate Americans to keep their heads above water, let alone keep the oars moving. And the trend is still edging lower.
This entry was posted in Finance on October 15, 2013 by Doug Sivco.
When we are mindful, we feel rested and content, although we remain awake and alert. The sensations and perceptions we usually experience as a result of internal and external stimulation are slowed down. They are still bombarding us but we are less attentive to them. Their urgency is diminished. We take our time, all the time we need, to accommodate them.
Being mindful is a more serene encounter with ourselves and the world around us. We have permission to drift a bit as we think and feel and act. This deliberate or mindful meditation isn't evasive. It is a choice we make to change channels. Instead of being pressed into motion, we ask ourselves to be quiet.
When we walk the labyrinth we enter this special space of quiet. The walk quiets are steps. We slow our pace. The walk suggests that we hear only the whispers of our hearts because we don't speak unless it's time for communal prayer or conversation. We observe unique and polite manners in order to leave quiet space for others. We actively breathe correctly in order to nourish our bodies and spirits.
Walking the labyrinth, alone or with others, awakens us into a state of mind that is much harder to experience (unless we practice, practice) in everyday living. It's a special time and place because we suspend the usual and dare to suspect there is so much more to our experience. We allow for being our best selves. We strip away the worries, the demands, the motivations, and all the trappings of our lives in order to be mindful of what really is and might be. We quietly search while we walk, aware that there are answers of all sorts, all around. Perhaps inkling will brush by; maybe an insight will shine forth. Looking forward, we are mindful.
This entry was posted in On Walking the Labyrinth on October 10, 2013 by Margaret Rappaport.
I knew I was a Mother when I realized, with a fierce passion, that my baby's well-being came before mine. As a grandmother, I realized again that my granddaughter's well-being was once again more fiercely important to me than my own. I carry a huge basket of good wishes for my daughter and granddaughter and the pleasure of carrying that basket is all mine.
What was hard but heart-warming was watching my daughter put her daughter's well-being first as she struggled with a fractured wrist and a determination to keep Winnie's days wonderful and healthy. As she rallies her support troops and gives clear instructions to guarantee Winnie's needs are met, she coos through the pain and makes Winnie giggle. She juggles endless lists in her mind and makes the best of a difficult month for her and a loving month for Winnie.
It might seem that the Grand Life is a little less grand right now, but, in fact, it's grander. I have the privilege of watching my daughter be the mother her daughter needs no matter what, and I am comforted by it all, as the meaning of "grand" expands again.
This entry was posted in The Grand Life on October 10, 2013 by Marcia Kaiser.
Walking the labyrinth is the perfect place to learn and practice breathing. Stop at a place of your choice on your walk. Place your feet flat about a hip width apart on the pathway or in the center or along the boundary. Put one hand on each side of your lower rib cage with your fingertips touching. This gives you a tactile point of reference so your breathing is regular and rhythmical. Slowly breathe in through your nose. Visualize the movement of your diaphragm and feel your ribs move laterally into your waiting hands. Your fingertips will separate to accommodate your breath expanded diaphragm. Don't lift your shoulders; let your mind and core muscles do the work.
Then reflect on exhaling. Your body's core is like a cylinder from the pelvic floor to the diaphragm. Breath fills the cylinder when you inhale and leaves the cylinder when you exhale. Again rest your hands lightly on your rib cage. Exhale through pursed lips until your fingertips meet. Exhale as fully as you can.
Inhaling and exhaling in this way is called cleansing breath. It is a ritual which improves with practice and customization. It brings refreshment, calmness and deep inner satisfaction. Outwardly, you sense a keenness of perception and a quickening of energy.
Breathing in silent concentration and reflection during your walk in the labyrinth lets you experience the path to a healthy center. With time you may find cleansing breath to be your habit in and out of the labyrinth.
This entry was posted in On Walking the Labyrinth on October 3, 2013 by Margaret Rappaport.


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By Susan Hickman
The dictionary will tell you that "retirement" is the withdrawal from one's active working life. And until recently, most 60-somethings did just that.
But retirement has been elusive for 68-year-old Karin Holdegaard of Victoria. Disabled at the age of 60 when she developed cancer, Holdegaard says, "I need to work so I can continue to live."
And so in her senior years, Holdegaard fired up an old jewellery business and became involved with a variety of creative endeavours. Now she shows her art in galleries in Costa Rica and sells her work to collectors in Europe, Canada, the United States and Central America.
Nova Scotian Jon Peirce is another senior who says he can't make ends meet without working well into his seventies. When he left his job as a union rep, Peirce turned to his first love of writing and now at 73 writes plays, fiction, and articles for magazines and anthologies.
"I couldn't afford to retire completely without living a lifestyle more Spartan than I could possibly contemplate," says Peirce, who also teaches through the Nova Scotia Seniors' College and offers workshops for the Nova Scotia Writers' Federation.
A Manulife Bank survey found that six out of ten Canadians worry about not having enough money to retire. And Statistics Canada reports that the number of Canadians who are defying the tradition of retirement has grown rapidly. The average retirement age has risen to 63 over the past decade, and the number of senior citizens still working has skyrocketed by two-thirds. This means one in eight people over 65 still work.
Some people choose to continue working because they love what they do.
"I couldn't really imagine a life without work in it," says 67-year-old Mary Hickman, who works nearly full-time hours as a conveyancer in Victoria, British Columbia.
Peirce admits his seventy-something life is "very exciting," and he has explored new avenues, such as community theatre, which give him great satisfaction.
Former Ottawa reporter Shannon Lee Mannion, now 66, also explored new territory in mid-life. While she once specialized in writing about antique and classic vehicles for national monthly magazines and large daily newspapers, she changed careers in her fifties and became, in her words, a "geriatric groupie" at the age of 60.
"I tried my hand at art. It was exhilarating to create something out of nothing. I used discarded computer keyboards as my canvas and then switched to customizing guitar cases into objects of beauty."
Still writing, Mannion is also working on a book about infant mammal ontology.
These people may defy the rhetoric about ageing being a "burden." But some countries are recognizing the value of the skills and experience acquired by older workers, who can mentor younger ones, job share or fill positions where specific knowledge is lacking.
The Japanese government, for example, has invested in Silver Human Resource Centers to help older people gain employment in sectors facing skills shortages. Hong Kong's Elderly Academies facilitate training and intergenerational learning, and employers and unions in Europe are collaborating to develop new approaches to managing age by redesigning work.
Yes, indeed, ageing can be perceived as a burden or a dividend. Many older people will tell you they have come to appreciate their own value and have come to recognize what they have learned about life.
Peirce loves being the master of his own time and having the freedom to explore new directions without being motivated primarily by money.
And Hickman, who took a lifetime to build her business to the point where she likes it, says, "The best part of being 67 is that 50 years of work has given me a lot of experience in my field. I like sharing that expertise with younger people who might find it helpful."
NOTE FROM THE WRITER
I cannot emphasize how much I believe that the oldsters among us have much value to offer to others and to society. And to highlight this, I am planning a project of mini films that will focus on men and women over the age of 65 who are still active and/or contributing in meaningful ways to the community. In other words, they have NOT retired from society, or life. They are often very clear about what defines them and have much experience, knowledge and talent to share.
LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS
I am looking for people like those featured in this story who want to share their experiences with me, either for print or film projects. Initially, I will interview people in Ottawa, but I hope to cross Canada to talk to people in every province. You can reach me at sh********@gm***.com.
Susan Hickman is an experienced professional writer/editor and freelance journalist who specializes in human interest stories and polishing others' rough words. You can read some of Susan's work on her dance blog at The Ottawa Dance Blog or follow her on LinkedIn


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Nobiliary law what is it
Nobiliary law - what is it?
by Jan-Olov von Wowern
I have elsewhere defined nobiliary law as "national legislation, or international or national customs, regulating nobiliary issues. In many cases this is not codified, but rather a set of rules and traditions having gained acceptance" (see my book at http://www.findyournobleancestors.com).
Examples of some of the more important issues regulated by nobiliary law are:
- claims to nobility (surname, coat of arms, title) by non-noble persons. This could, but must not, include: children with one or two noble parents but born out of wedlock; stepchildren to noble parents; children to a noble lady in an agnatic family, etc.
- claims to nobility by noble persons, where the claims cannot be automatically verified. This could be e.g. the inheritance of a noble title in a junior line of the family when the senior line becomes extinct.
- borderline cases, such as which among the ancient patrician families were, and were not, to be numbered among the nobility.
Or the reactivation of a family's nobility after some time of voluntary or involuntary loss of nobility (usually because one or all of the nobiliary qualities has not been used for two or more generations).
- the naturalisation of foreign nobility, that is the assimilation of immigrant nobility into the domestic nobility, usually with the purpose of ensuring the foreign nobility the same privileges as the domestic.
- heraldry, and more specifically the use of certain symbols usually reserved for the nobility, such as coronets of nobiliary rank, the use of supporters, etc.
Also marshalling of arms, that is the proper combination of two or more coats of arms due to marriage between two noble families, and similar issues may be regulated.
In some countries the nobility is a subject of public law (Belgium, Finland, Netherlands, and in Spain only regarding the titled nobility). In other countries this is not the case, and then the nobility may have organised itself in one or more associations in order to have an institution to handle nobiliary issues such as those mentioned above. It is therefore of the utmost importance for every noble family to define and clarify under which legislation, or under which set of rules or regulations whether codified or not, they are a subject.
Nobiliary law is a complex and multi-faceted subject. It is often necessary to do extensive research in order to establish which rules apply to a specific noble family. A starting place can be to collect relevant literature from (or about) the country where the family is known (or believed) to have been ennobled (or first recognised as noble).
This may be done by searching the many antiquarian bookshops available on the Internet, for keywords such as "nobility" or "nobiliary" in the book title. Sometimes a specific Internet site will be dedicated to nobiliary law (such as the Italian http://www.dirittonobiliare.
com).
Perhaps the most important thing to remember about nobiliary law is that it is not the same as public law. It may well be possible, according to national legislation, for a non-noble person to assume a noble surname, but this does not make them members of the nobility. A person can only be a member of the nobility if they are so according to nobiliary law, whether this is in harmony with the public law or not.
About the Author .Jan-Olov von Wowern lives in Stockholm, Sweden, and is the head of the Swedish branch of the von Wowern family,
dating back to its founder who was born around 1090 and made a Marquis in 1141. He is active in European charitable
and nobiliary work. Visit his page at
http://www.findyournobleancestors.com
and download a FREE chapter from his book.
By: Jan-Olov von Wowern
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Nashville already has all of its defensive regulars under contract for the 2019 season, so it makes sense that the Predators would turn their attention to bolstering the top-six forward group upon this major signing of Duchene, with the average annual value on his contract matching that of revered assistant captain Ryan Johansen.
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When I arrived at the well garden there was a group of about forty people milling around by a cafe shed. Some of the women were in long coloured skirts. A small bonfire was surrounded by benches. The garden had a large flat lawn with a tiny curving stream through it, and carefully planted flowerbed slopes.
It took me a little while to realise that the ceremony was taking place further into the gardens. Up the slope through a tree filled garden there was a small waterfall which had stained the stone wall orange, covered in moisture loving plants. Inside the walled garden, the water had been channelled into two rectangular shallow stone pools where people could bath in the healing waters. The well cover had been raised, a beautiful dark wood circle with curving metal around the edge and decorating across it. The well itself had been decorated with a beautiful floral display. One or two people sat in quiet contemplation around it.
I could hear drums and someone projecting their voice in a happy but serious way. Through a doorway in the brick wall, the view opened up into a clearing in a dell with steeply sloped sides. The effect was like an amphitheatre and there were a hundred or so people gathered, and standing up the slope. Many wearing flowers or colourful clothing, covered by anoraks to protect them from the drizzle.
There were many different parts to the ceremony, which was already well underway by the time I arrived. The elements and directions were being honoured with different prayers, with water, fire, earth and air. We all then held hands and an embrace of peace and love was passed around from one person to the next. There was clapping and singing, with a small band using traditional instruments, including various drums. The two women and one man conducting the ceremony were dressed in the styles of old – loose fitting long clothes, dresses, tunics, cloaks, bright colours and flowers. There were fertility dances, and a symbolic passing of the May Pole through a hoop, to fast clapping, cheers and suggestive laughter.
The May Pole was then carried to where it would be used later in the day for the dances. During the May Pole dances colourful ribbons attached to the top of the pole are held by the dancers as they pass under and over each other, creating a woven pattern around the pole.
It was time to get out of the rain and get some breakfast so I headed back to Earls to find out more about ACE.
"What we want to do is set up an energy park. So it's not just a field full of solar panels, not just wind turbine but where the different elements compliment each other. And combining it with food production." Earl told me. A big poster board showed a drawing of what the energy cooperative hoped the park would look like, with crops, pools and sheds.
"You can plant the fields with wildflowers, and sheep can still graze them, underneath the panels.You have to maintain the grass you see, so it doesn't get too long, and sheep will do that perfectly." said Earl.
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"Cattle would, but sheep are fine." Said Earl.


Game links three men trying to overcome personal history in quest toforge a football legacy.
Time was when the three major personalities in Sunday's Super Bowl in Miami - Atlanta coach Dan Reeves, Denver coach Mike Shanahan, and Bronco quarterback John Elway - were pals.
After all, they were bound by a common and sturdy thread in the 1980s and early 1990s when Reeves was Denver's highly successful head coach, Shanahan the top-gun assistant, and Elway one of the all-time best in the business: Each was very, very good and the Broncos were winning a lot.
Well, at the end, not exactly.
To compress mightily: Reeves coached the Broncos for 12 years (1981 to '92), getting them to the Super Bowl three times. But each time they lost. Shanahan got along wondrously with Elway during his time as an assistant, better than Reeves could honestly claim.
Reeves got to suspecting his dashing young assistant and his dashing young quarterback were conspiring on the play calling, leaving the boss out of the loop. The Shanahans and the Elways vacationed together. Reeves fired Shanahan after the 1991 season, bringing up the word "insubordination." Elway said playing for Reeves was "the worst" and they no longer were speaking. Reeves countered that these years weren't "heaven" for him either. Owner Pat Bolen, in what some saw as capitulation to Elway, fired Reeves.
You get the point. Things, shall we say, deteriorated.
But no need to dwell on this checkered past. For openers, each is a decent man, especially by NFL standards. Each is hard-driving, so energetic that it's not that they are willing to work from dawn to exhaustion but that they want to.
Ever since The Clash - as Reeves moved through the Giants and on to the Falcons in 1997, Shanahan traveled through the 49ers and then back to Denver in 1995 as the man in charge, and Elway never moved anywhere - discussions have raged over who was right in those bad old days.
Answer: maybe all of them and maybe none of them. Sometimes, good people with good intentions can just be bad for each other.
Yet, Sunday's game between the 16-2 teams will be dissected with intensity by many, trying to find clues in the performances that might suggest who was right when bickering in the shadow of the Rockies was at full amp.
Reeves, a long time NFL veteran and former player, is a prototype coach out of central casting. He believes in discipline, blocking, and tackling. His demeanor often is gruff, but this attitude helps to let everyone know who is in charge. Most important, it lets the players know for sure they are not in charge.
Nothing about Reeves is flashy. Everything is oak solid, especially his talent. In 1996, the year before Reeves took over as Falcon coach, they were 3-13. Never in the Falcons previous 32-year history had they even made it to a conference championship game, much less the Super Bowl. The Falcons are next to last in winning percentage (Tampa Bay is last) in the NFL over the last 28 years. Symptomatic of Falcon missteps: They once had Brett Favre as quarterback and let him go. He's a star in Green Bay.
Denver, 6-1 in American Football Conference title games, is trying to win its second Super Bowl in six trips.
Shanahan is much like Reeves, understandably, since pupils often take on traits of good teachers. Philosophically, there's not a football length of difference between the two, except that Shanahan employs a more exuberant offense.
That will depend. Reeves is close to desperate in needing a huge day from his talented running back, Jamal Anderson. That's because while Elway is all-everything and a Hall of Fame certainty, Reeves has Chris Chandler, a very late bloomer and a heretofore journeyman QB now with his sixth team in 11 years. Chandler's passing does not frighten the Broncos so Anderson's running better.
Reeves does have one Mayday hope. His defensive line is the best in the game these days. So even if Anderson fails to have a big day and Chandler struggles, then maybe the defensive front can save the day. It's possible. They'll need to repeatedly flatten Terrell Davis, the NFL's leading rusher this year with 2,008 yards. And maybe they can make life miserable for Elway. It's possible.
Elway has a bevy of superior receivers in Shannon Sharpe, Ed McCaffrey, and Rod Smith and, thanks to Shanahan, an avalanche of creative plays designed to get them running free and open. So even if Davis is subpar, which seldom happens, Elway - playing behind the best offensive line in the league - has a better chance to win without him than Atlanta does of winning without Anderson.
Top assistants are key in the NFL and both head coaches have prizes. Shanahan has offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak and defensive coordinator Greg Robinson. Both will be NFL head coaches another day. Reeves has Rich Brooks as his defensive coordinator. Brooks has been a college and pro head coach and unquestionably will be again.
So who has been right in choosing assistants? Looks like a wash, but perhaps a clue will surface Sunday evening.
Meanwhile, Elway insists Reeves is a "great football coach." Reeves says he's sorry that any ill will surfaced in pre-Super conversation. Shanahan says he'd rather talk about the good times they all had in seven years together. Indeed, despite occasional rocky moments these days, each principal is handling the past troubles well.
It's especially hard, says Will Miles, a clinical sports psychologist in Denver, because hard feelings do surface when a person feels his "identity, his very essence, have been wounded. It's not a superficial thing."
Happily, in the wake of The Clash, all have prospered enormously. One or two of the three will prosper further Sunday. All will shake hands afterward.


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Delivered Fast
Back to Romance
by Annabeth Albert
series Portland Heat #3
A Portland restaurant owner succumbs to temptation in this gay romance novella. "Sometimes an author just gets everything right . . . Absolutely perfect." —Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews
Sure, Chris O'Neal has problems. His restaurant is still co-owned by his ex. His flannel-and-tattoos style is making him accidentally trendy. He can't remember the last time he went out and had fun. But he's not lonely, he's driven. And the hot bakery delivery boy is not his problem, no matter how sweet his buns.
Chris is old enough to know Lance Degrassi's sculpted good looks and clever double-entendre's spell nothing but trouble. Lance is still in college—he should be hitting the clubs and the books, chasing guys his own age, not pursuing some gruff motorcycle-riding workaholic. Especially when he'll be leaving for grad school in a few months. But Lance keeps hanging around, lending a hand, charming Chris to distraction. Maybe some steaming hot no-strings indulgence won't hurt.
Then again, maybe it will . . .
Praise for the Portland Heat series
"Tremendously charming and sexy, Served Hot is a knockout!" —RT Book Reviews
"A charming read, a warm, feel-good story with just the right amount of angst (and steam!) featuring two likeable characters." —All About Romance on Served Hot
"A really enjoyable story." —Joyfully Jay on Baked Fresh
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#3203 in Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Gay
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26 reviews have 5 stars
Delivered Hot and Lovingly!
One my absolute favourites! Chris O'Neal is a treat who doesn't think he has anything to offer due to his age and struggles. But oh boy, is he ever wrong! All throughout the book he was so loving and caring! The way he kept track of Lance's eating habits and studying preferences was unbelievably sweet. And Lance, mighty fun and whip smart! This kid knew what he wanted and no one or nothing was going to hold him back. Add some restaurant staff, re-appearance of Vic, an accepting family and some loveable fish, and this story was amazing! You couldn't help cheer for the characters and empathize with the dilemmas. Now I can't wait to read books 4-6 of Portland Heat! Definitely worth a read!
by AC976 on January 17, 2019
J'ai beaucoup aimé les héros, les doutes de Chris sont bien très bien décrits et sonnent tellement justes.
by Lamimi on September 18, 2018
Pretty much the perfect romance novel
When I picked up the first book in this series, I figured I was taking a chance. I don't have a problem with M/M romance, and I've actually read some pretty graphic stuff that was great, but so often what I find in this genre are covers that scream of sex and deliver very little romance. So the Portland Heat series has been an incredible find, and just like the last two books I loved in this series, Delivered Fast serves up realistic characters, genuine emotion, and intense but believable romance. Chris owns a cool coffee shop slash restaurant, and his life tends to revolve around the success of his business. A failed long-term romance has soured him on dating and kept him away from even the most casual of encounters. But a delectable new delivery guy has him taking notice, even if he's not sure about acting on his attraction. The guy's definitely younger than him — probably too young — and even though Chris is pretty sure Lance is flirting with him, he's not sure what to make of it. He can't really hide his attraction, though, and he finds himself agreeing to a casual relationship — no expectations and no strings attached. Lance is not as hesitant to put himself out there, and while he agrees to casual, it soon becomes clear that there's nothing casual about his intentions. Their budding romance is a study in patience, as Lance has to work to get Chris to let down his guard and let his heart show, but Chris doesn't really stand a chance when Lance turns on the charm. Lance was sweet and understanding and patient, and there's just no way Chris couldn't fall for him. Their age difference was just over a decade, something Chris couldn't seem to get past, but what it really came down to was trust. It seemed like he used age as an excuse, a way to protect himself from believing in Lance and then having his heart broken, so that definitely took some time to work through. And who could blame him, really? Anyone that much older than his significant other would be at least subconsciously waiting for the younger, hotter partner to grow bored or disillusioned or simply find someone more his speed. But Lance's gentle determination just made their happily ever after that much sweeter. Like the two in the series that came before it, Delivered Fast is pretty much the perfect romance novel. Characters aren't perfect, but their hearts are big, and it's just impossible not to relate to the insecurities and dreams they have. I know I've said it before, but this is one M/M romance series that every romance junkie should be reading. ***FicCentral received this book from for free in exchange for an honest review.
by Fic Central on June 28, 2015
I'm an lonely old gay man now, I had 43 years with the love of my life and reading this story made me glad I did what I did.
by Mike on November 19, 2018
Flowed Smoothly, but Felt Thin. Score: 4.3
Judging a Book by it's Cover: I'm undecided on the cover. I've liked the torso shots from the previous installments to the series, so this unclothed close-up seems unnecessary to me. The synopsis was, honestly, not important to me, I was looking forward to reading Lance's story. Looking Deeper: First Person POV from Chris's perspective. Chris has been solo and celibate since breaking off a not-great relationship with his ex-, who also unfortunately is half-owner of the coffee shop he runs. Lance is a vibrant and intelligent young man, preparing to start graduate school in the fall after his current semester of college is over. Lance has his eye on Chris and although Chris is mutually attracted, he fights it because of their age difference and how it reminds him of the damaging relationship he had with Randy. In many ways, Lance came off more mature than Chris, maybe because of the support network Lance had and/or the lack of for Chris. Both characters were well-written, but I think I liked Lance's vitality over Chris's curmudgeonly ways. The secondary characters were just enough to add a little fun to the mix. Dialogue was great, the interactions were good. Most felt natural and believable. The plot was good, but it felt a little thin, like something was missing. The previous stories seemed fuller, but always, the flow of writing was smooth as melting butter on a biscuit. The conflict was resolved in a great way, not rushed or belittled. I did predict the outcome, but that did not detract from the story and the conclusion was fantastic. I hope there will be more books in this series. Although this novella can easily stand on it's own, Lance's cousin Vic is mentioned often and plays a few cameos. He's one part of book 2's couple, so I'd recommend starting the series from the beginning, because even Robby (book 1) is given a quick nod in here. ------------------------ Heat Level: 4.25 ------------------------ Score: 4.3 Stars: 4 -----------------------
by Happily Ever Chapter on May 26, 2015
Portland Heat (Book 3)
Lyrical Press
Imprint: Lyrical Press


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Q: openid jwks rotation - reload on server without internet access I have a question about the "best practice" of refreshing jwks data.
A customer has an java spring web intranet application with very strict network settings. So, the webserver is not allowed to make requests into the internet.
We must implement a SSO solution with MS Azure. So, we import the well-known openid configuration and import the data from the jwks_uri. Initially this is not a problem. So, the SSO login works - but only till the keys in the jwks_uri changes.
But how should we update the content from the jwks_uri?
The server is not allowed to access this internet resource.
As I have understood this, normally we should reload this data on a daily base. The content of the  jwks_uri could change.
Is there a best practice for such a setup?
Or must I convince the security team to allow the server to access this two Microsoft URLs?

In the configuration of this SSO solution, the administrator fetches the wellknown openid configuration and the content from the jwks_uri and pastes the content to the intranet application admin interface.
So, the intranet server knows the public keys from the MS Azure service and can validate the signature of the id_tokens.
But this keys changes from time to time on MS Azure side.
So, is there a best practice for this how the intranet application comes to the new public keys?
Is there any "magic" I do not know?

A: You should allow the services that depend on AzureAD to also be able to communicate with them. Otherwise, you can't for example

*

*get the tokens if you are using the authorization code flow.

*use the refresh tokens to get a new access token

I don't see how you can get it to work if the services both public and internally can't talk directly to AzureAD.
However, there is one alternative and that is to have a local token service (IdentityServer, Keycloak...) to proxy between your local services and the public internet.

In general your services should only trust one token issuer.
The alternative is to provide the keys manually, for example by setting:
.AddJwtBearer("MyScheme", options =>
{
    var key = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(Configuration["JwtConfig:AccessTokenSecret"]);

    options.TokenValidationParameters = new TokenValidationParameters
    {
        ValidateIssuerSigningKey = true,
        IssuerSigningKey = new SymmetricSecurityKey(key),
        ...
    ...
};

See sample answer here
How to set Dynamic IssuerSigningKey and TokenDecryptionKey in AddJwtBearer options in ConfigureServices method on Startup.cs file

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Le  Rallye de Finlande est la  du Championnat du monde des rallyes 2014.

Ce rallye de Finlande se court autour de la ville de Jyväskylä sur 26 spéciales de .

Le Rallye est remporté par le pilote finlandais Jari-Matti Latvala sur Volkswagen Polo R WRC. Latvala est en tête de la course au soir de la première journée, le jeudi. Il conserve la tête le vendredi et le samedi, malgré un problème de frein. Avant la dernière journée, le dimanche, Latvala possède 3,4 secondes d'avance sur Sébastien Ogier. Latvala résiste finalement au retour d'Ogier pour remporter le rallye.

Résultats

Classement final

3, 2, 1 : y compris les 3, 2 et 1 points attribués aux trois premiers de la spéciale télévisée (power stage).

Spéciales chronométrées

* : Power stage, spéciale télévisée attribuant des points aux trois premiers pilotes

Classement au championnat après l'épreuve

Classement des pilotes

Selon le système de points en vigueur, les 10 premiers équipages remportent des points, 25 points pour le premier, puis 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 et 1.

3, 2, 1 : y compris les 3, 2 et 1 points attribués aux trois premiers de la spéciale télévisée (power stage).

Classement des constructeurs

Lien externe

Notes et références

Sport en Finlande en 2014
Rallye de Finlande
Finlande
Sport en août 2014

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TU Mitglied werden
Call-centre workers expose Deutsche Telekom double standards
22. Februar 2013: Call-centre workers from T-Mobile, owned by Deutsche Telekom, gave evidence exposing the stark difference in workplace conditions between the US and Germany to an international hearing on 16 February in Charleston, South Carolina.
The hearing came after a week-long visit to South Carolina workplaces from Berlin based call-centre workers from the ver.di union in Germany.
The multinational communications company negotiates with the German union for workplace conditions with union representation a key part of the company culture, but the management does not allow the same practices in the US.
Sharan Burrow, General Secretary International Trade Union Confederation, said Deutsche Telekom CEO René Obermann and the German Government must listen to the voice of workers, and they have a responsibility to fix the abuses in their company.
"There are companies respected in Europe, behaving badly right here in the US. The German people need to know what is happening to workers in the US. They would be appalled to think the company they are so proud of, that bears the German name, could be treating workers to fear and intimidation.
"We're saying to T-Mobile , we expect better of you. Workers' rights don't stop at the German border; they're for all people," said Sharan Burrow.
"Workers doing the same job for the same company deserve to be treated the same. Why do one set of workers in the US face threats and intimidation for wanting to be represented by a union, while others in Germany get a seat at the management table," said Larry Cohen, President, Communications Workers of America.
Brutal local management methods in the US have included having workers being forced to wear a dunce cap to humiliate them when performance measures slipped.
Workers spoke about the culture of fear and pressure every day to keep responses to customer calls to under 360 seconds, despite it being a call-centre to speak to customers. Felicia Smalls, a call-centre worker in Charleston, told the panel "I want to keep my job, and make it better."
Management of the multinational prevents workers from acting together to improve working conditions and keep jobs in the US.
Tomas Lenki, from ver.di in Berlin, said "We have gathered numerous stories of attacks on workers' rights and passed them on to our board of Human Resources. We've been told they are isolated cases and the behaviour has stopped.
"What we have seen in first hand conversations in Charleston this week is in stark contrast to what Deutsche Telekom has told us.
"We feel betrayed and lied to from the board of Deutsche Telekom. They may tell you we are not unionised but we tell you 2 million ver.di members have your back."
UNI Global Union General Secretary Philip Jennings said, "T-Mobile workers have spoken in Charleston. They are not prepared to be treated as second-class citizens in the Deutsche Telekom global network.
"Deutsche Telkom must take responsibility and change its behavior. UNI and the global trade union movement demand Deutsche Telekom act now."
The global panel of political, religious and labour leaders included James Clyburne, Member of US Congress; Larry Cohen, President, Communications Workers of America; Sharan Burrow, General Secretary, ITUC; and Reverend John Paul Brown.
The global campaign 'We expect better' in 2013 will include more worker exchanges between Germany and the US and political pressure on Deustche Telekom's largest shareholder, the Germany Government, in an important election year.
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Q: How can I properly output the correct double value? So I'm trying to enhance these types to get output d = 5.5, I tried different types and what I get is 5.0 , what should I do to get correct output?
    int a = 5;
    int b = 4;
    int c = 3;
    int e = 2;
    double d = (double)(a) + b/c/e;
    System.out.println(d);

A: double d = a + (double)(e / b);

A: double a = 5.0;
double b = 4.0;
double c = 4.0;
double  e = 2.0;
double d = a + b/c/e;
System.out.println(d);

This will give 5.5 :)

A: Is that what you looking for?:
double d = (double)(a) + ((double)(b/c))/(e);


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American Manganese Inc. Reports on Significant International Government Actions to Boost Recycling of Lithium-Ion Batteries
Larry W. Reaugh, President and C.E.O. of American Manganese Inc. ("AMY" or the "Company") is pleased to report on new government actions that will positively affect lithium-ion battery recycling around the world.
The regulations and government actions are as follows:
The European Union has approved 3.2 billion euros ($3.5 billion) in subsidies for seven member countries (Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and Sweden) that want to develop the electric battery industry and challenge China's supremacy.
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has recently set new regulations requiring that electric vehicle batteries being recycled must achieve recoveries of 98% nickel, cobalt and manganese and 85% of lithium. Smelting batteries return about 50-60% of the Cobalt and very little of the other metals with no recovery of lithium.
"These actions are signs that governments are looking to incentivize innovation," said Larry Reaugh, CEO of American Manganese. "AMY's pilot testing has surpassed the proposed recovery regulations and positions the Company front and center in the effort to meet these new government objectives".
AMY also reports progress on other fronts:
AMY's research and development contractor, Kemetco Research, has obtained preliminary results on the previously announced cathode material samples received from the U.S. Department of Energy's Critical Materials Institute project and will be announced when completed.
"These new regulations and Government expenditures which focus on recycling lithium-ion batteries greatly favours AMY's Pilot Plant tested technology as a leader in closed circuit green technology for recovering of up to 100% of the valuable cathode metals," said Mr. Reaugh
The Company expects to receive a proposal from Kemetco on the budget for the Preliminary Economic Assessment and engineering design in the near term. In support of the commercialization plans, American Manganese is applying for a second grant application from the Canadian Government. American Manganese looks forward to providing updates to these initiatives when possible.
About American Manganese Inc.
American Manganese Inc. is a critical metals company focused on the recycling of lithium-ion batteries with the RecycLiCo™ Patented Process. The process provides high extraction of cathode metals, such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, manganese, and aluminum at high purity, with minimal processing steps. American Manganese Inc. aims to commercialize its breakthrough RecycLiCo™ Patented Process and become an industry leader in recycling cathode materials from spent lithium-ion batteries.
On behalf of Management
AMERICAN MANGANESE INC.
The Toronto Stock Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. This news release may contain certain "Forward-Looking Statements" within the meaning of Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with the Toronto Stock Exchange, the British Columbia Securities Commission and the US Securities and Exchange Commission.


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"I Was Close To Join Arsenal 3 Times In My Career" – Nuri Sahin
Former Real Madrid midfielder Nuri Sahin has revealed he was close to joining Arsenal as many as three times. Sahin will be playing against Arsenal later today but he could well have been playing for Arsenal against Dortmund.
"It was very close in 2012. Three times in my career I was almost at Arsenal. It never happened, but that is normal in football," Sahin said at a press conference.
"I think I was 16 the first time and then last summer we spoke with Arsenal, but in the end I signed with Liverpool.
"It was a good time for me to be part of a great club like Liverpool with such history and good team-mates."
Sahin went further to discuss Arsenal's clash against Dortmund later today singling out Mesut Ozil as the major threat to Dortmund.
"Mesut is a great player and good friend of mine. If you said he was the only player for Arsenal it would be disrespectful, but you can definitely say he is an important part of the team.
"During a game, it doesn't matter who is against you. It is important that we have our match plan and if we manage to have our plan and play accordingly we don't have to worry about individual match-ups."
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