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The system of ventilation of a case is installed on all models, but depending on the engine, systems of ventilation of a case differ.
The gases which broke from the combustion chamber in a case of the engine and vapors of oil are delayed through hoses in a head of the block of cylinders. From a head of the block of cylinders crankcase gases move in an inlet collector / case of a throttle or the block of a heater on the carburetor where they mix up with fresh fuel-air mix and are burned up in the combustion chamber. As a result of it the amount of the harmful substances released into the atmosphere decreases.
For separation of oil from crankcase gases the filter which in case of pollution needs to be washed out in kerosene is installed.
On cars with the long term of operation on an internal surface of hoses of system of ventilation the raid is formed. In this case it is necessary to remove and clear a hose of system of ventilation of a case.
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Ви́лы () — деревня в Боровицком сельсовете Кировского района Могилёвской области Республики Беларусь.

Находится на реке Ола. Плотиной создано искусственное озеро. Название происходит от слова вилы в значении — развилка, раздвоение дороги.

Население
Согласно переписи 1897 года, в деревне проживало 144 жителя в 23 дворах; в 1917 году — 232 жителя в 39 дворах. 1 января 2017 года в деревне насчитывалось 5 хозяйств, в которых проживало 7 жителей.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Кировского района (Могилёвская область)

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The sun is the most enormous and direct, source of energy. Where does this enormous energy that the sun radiates come from? The source of this energy was not known to mankind until the year 1939. It was a German physicist, Hans Bethe, who proposed that the sun contains hydrogen nuclei in its core, moving at large speeds. Whenever these nuclei fuse to form a nucleus of a heavier element, a large amount of energy is liberated. Such a reaction is known a nuclear fusion reaction.
Nuclear fusion is a reaction in which two or more light nuclei combine to form a heavy nucleus with the liberation of large amount of energy.
Note : One gram of hydrogen releases 6.2 x 1010 J of energy where as one gram of coal produces 33 KJ of energy.
Nuclear fusion takes place at a very high temperature which is equal to 4 x 106oC. Fusion is the combination of two like light nuclei and the nuclei must have sufficiently high kinetic energy to overcome the force of repulsion between the like nuclei. Therefore, for fusion reactions to occur, the two hydrogen nuclei have to collide at very high speeds, which is possible only at a very high temperature, equal to 4 x 106oC. Hence a fusion reaction is also known as thermonuclear reaction.
Fusion releases more energy than fission because the mass lost during fusion is more than that lost during fission.
One of the practical application of nuclear fusion is hydrogen bomb.


My first SCP - any critiques?
Forum » Writing Help / Help: Drafts and Critiques » My first SCP - any critiques?
In SCP I created that I would like constructive criticism on.
I posted this out of compulsion to the website, so that's why it has the number for the SCP instead of something like SCP-0000.
After feedback on that I realized that it was too rushed and wasn't fleshed out enough. The page is under deletion and I was told to go here, although I didn't know about this before.
So yeah, if you could give some constructive criticism on my SCP, that would be great! I would like to see how much I can revise and make it better!
Re: My first SCP - any critiques?
1. It's far too much like SCP-682. It is similar in description, and similar in behaviour, aggression, attitude, etc. It is going to be compared to 682, and that's not a good thing.
2. If it can only communicate with one doctor, how do we know that doctor isn't lying? Hell, if you want that to be part of your article, that's awesome too, but otherwise both The Foundation and the reader are putting a large amount of faith into one random doctor who claims to 'hear' this SCP object.
Yeah, my first concern was that it was going to be similar to SCP-682, I designed the monster without that in mind, though. I may need to change the design or modify it so it will bear less resemblance to it. That's going to be the hardest thing for me.
And yeah, someone else brought that issue up on the article, I didn't think about that possibility. I could have it that the Dr. is under investigation about whether they're lying about this creature, but they could be very persuasive with what they're saying. Perhaps the creature is manipulating them?
In your opinion is the writing and structure of the article alright? Any improvements I could make would be very helpful.
I'll give you some feedback on the writing and tone, but I must stress that, due the fact that SCP-682 is like the benchmark for 'aggressive, hard-to-kill creature' that you're really going to need to change the main concept in order for it to work. The doctor thing - if he's lying, being manipulated, etc. - could be more of an interesting angle to follow rather than focusing on some monster. There's a lot of monsters in The Foundation already, and we've gotten to the point where we don't need another one, and the story you can tell around your SCP object is more interesting.
It's best to write this sort of thing as such - 10m x 10m x 5m. It just makes it a tad clearer, and showing the unit is important, even if it seems redundant to do for every measurement.
Beyond (possibly co-operation, depending where you take the doctor's 'knowledge' of the SCP object), why would anyone need to go in there at all, outside of possible testing with D-Class? There's various ways to feed creatures remotely and more safely than allowing a doctor in there who could possibly be killed if the creature is really 'playing' with him, or become manipulated by said creature.
I'd be very wary, in-universe, of anyone who claimed they could 'hear' a creature we didn't know a lot about - personally, I'd be taking him off the rota for that particular SCP object and subjecting him to psychiatric tests until what was happening became more clear. Again, that's something you may want to explore. It's okay if you want to stick to 'doctor blah is the only one who can hear this SCP object', but you've got to consider that The Foundation seems to know little about it, and if it could be controlling a doctor of its choice until it could kill him, or manipulate him to free it, or hurt others, or anything else. And that The Foundation wouldn't blindly believe him - it's too risky to possibly lose a doctor with good training, let alone the possibility of Containment Breaches.
Also, a doctor with said training is meant to stop whatever they're doing twice a week to clean the enclosure? Why not - as we do with wild animals in zoo - put the SCP object in a separate area and put two disposable D-Class in there to clean it? It should be able to be contained well enough that it would find it very hard to breach, with its area being cleaned as quickly as possible, with armed guards watching over it if needed. It doesn't seem like The Foundation would take a doctor away from whatever else they were doing merely to risk their life cleaning an enclosure!
The potential breach section is a little…ugh. It seems to handle the creature with kid gloves - although I agree the SCP Foundation does its best to leave its SCP objects alive, there's no reason to hold back on shooting if its putting personnel, other SCP objects, and potentially - if bad enough - members of the public at risk. What about tranq. darts? Do they not work? What about sleeping gas? What about putting tranqs. inside of the meat? If Dr [blank] is the only one the SCP objects respects(?) and getting him involved could be the easiest and quickest way to deal with a breach, why is he a last resort? I think you need to rethink this, and possibly think about the use of sedatives over guns, and using Dr. [blank] as a first attempt, not a last resort, as it seems the best way to possibly subdue a situation.
SCP-2561 is a large and highly aggressive quadrupedal predator measuring 180cm at the shoulder and 2 meters in length.
Stick to centimetres or meters for this. 1.8ms at the shoulder, 2ms in length is fine. Or 180cm at the shoulder, and 200cms in length. But metres works better on this occasion.
I'm not going to comment on the way it looks as you already know how I feel about that, and I think we both agree that it's going to be a problem until you change how it's presented. It's just far too close to 682. The same with its aggressive nature - same as 682, only that SCP object is vocal with its aggression rather than apparently telepathic. Either way, this bit really has to change before I start taking it apart.
Again, the reaction to Dr [blank] is as we discussed. Why him, is he lying, is he being manipulated, why if he's so calm with Dr [blank] is he used as a last resort of containment, etc. etc.
[…] proceeded to [DATA EXPUNGED] 3 students.
I feel like you may have included this because you wrote yourself into a corner and you weren't sure what to say. That's just my opinion, because it's not really leading up to anything. People 'filling in the gap' are instantly going to think 'killed', 'raped', 'ate' - typical gore for the sake of gore concepts. Even if you're not going to share it with the reader, you need to know what the [DATA EXPUNGED] hides, and you need to lead up to it so it isn't simply instead of writing about death or gore.
The origin section isn't particularly interesting to me. So the dead person possibly made it, it possibly left its current containment, causing a fire incidentally on the way. It's just 'a guy playing god' origin story, and that's a bit dull. If you could change that up somehow, it would be more interesting, but I really can't help you with how until you overhaul the concept for the creature and decided why it can speak telepathically to one person, and if he's being honest about it or not.
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Yes, sorry, I could have used a clearer term there.
Thanks you very much for the feedback!
Apologies for putting miles in stead of km, I live in the UK and we don't use those measurements often. And thank you for pointing out he inconsistency of the measurements in general, I shall tidy that up.
The containment breach I admit was slightly rushed and I didn't develop it enough, thank you for the advice there.
The point you made about the scientist is interesting, and I would like to make that a larger part of the article for sure! How this creature could be possibly mute and psychologically manipulates this one scientist, or not. I'd love to leave that a mystery to add ambiguity and let the reader decide.
The '[DATA REDACTED] 3 students' was also supposed to have the audience decide what the creature did, instead of just saying it out loud. Although I like your idea of hinting at it more, such as I could make addendums covering the cadavers.
Yeah, the origin was supposed to be a guy playing god. Stitching people up and such, Dr Frankenstein style.
Seeing as I will have to alter the creature's design somewhat, I could perhaps give it an origin not of this earth. But yes, the main issue, like you said, is that it does bear resemblance to SCP-682. I might have to look at some fuel pictures on the subreddit.
Again, thanks for the feedback, it was both frustrating and really interesting to read what you had to say. Overall I will modify it to create a more unique, well thought out monster!
No worries, I'm sure you can make something out of this if you're willing to keep getting feedback (: I'm in the UK too, we should be using metric, but still a lot of our units are imperial, so I understand how it's confusing.


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Avabel earns a 5/5 for my own personal experience because while starting off in the game I was lost it still was fun entertaining and very well designed. Every game has a learning curve especially for an MMORPG and it being on your Android device does not make it any easier. However, the combat felt very fluid and it was fun instead of most MMORPGS this one has real-time combat that didn't feel choppy or sluggish. This made the game very fun and made me want to continue to play the game and get better at it. The game was very large in size which was not a problem since I make good use of cloud storage and regularly backup my photos and videos to my computer so I have plenty of space for the game. The only down side is I wish the game was slightly optimized better so the load times would not be so long.
For any mobile MMORPG Avabel has a simply beautiful world that is well designed, the style is visually appealing, and it just feels like it could be its own MMORPG. While Avabel is visually appealing the style is what grabs your attention. Look at the image below to get a glimpse of the world of Avabel.
The gameplay was a rather smooth experience the combat was very smooth there were no choppy animations of major slowdowns from the game while playing. It was an overall very satisfying combat system which is good because a great looking game with a horrible combat system gives you well ArcheAge.
The game has sounds according to spell attacks, characters, basic stuff while they can be repetitive and there is no real personal preference for songs or battle music it feels like it is missing a certain element to capture the game. However, it still makes for a very decent game.
While this is not a traditional MMORPG this is the most important thing about the game this game almost seems to be void of any real community other than guilds who are made largely of people they met outside of the game. This makes it very difficult for a new player to find a spot to fit in, but this doesn't mean that it can't be done. However, there is a community in the game it is just a matter of getting your self into one of the niche groups.
This game has no real roleplay aspect to it, however there is a story and whether or not you think it is decent the story is nothing special. However, this game at least has some sort of story which puts it above many other Android MMORPGS it just isn't interesting enough for me to want to pay attention to it.
Honestly the game is fun, free, and visually stunning. If you are into Android MMORPGS and you have not tried Avabel you need to do so now.


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@interface DataParser ()

@property (nonatomic, strong) NSOperationQueue *queue;

@end

@implementation DataParser

- (id)init
{
    if (self = [super init]) {
        self.queue = [[NSOperationQueue alloc] init];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)parseWithCompletion:(void(^)(BOOL success))completion
{
    ParsingOperation *categoryParsing = [ParsingOperation categoryParsingOperation];
    ParsingOperation *exerciseParsing = [ParsingOperation exerciseParsingOperation];
    ParsingOperation *foodParsing = [ParsingOperation foodParsingOperation];

    [foodParsing addDependency:categoryParsing];

    NSOperation *completionOperation = [NSBlockOperation blockOperationWithBlock:^{

        BOOL success = categoryParsing.success;

        if (completion)
            completion(success);
    }];

    [completionOperation addDependency:categoryParsing];
    [completionOperation addDependency:exerciseParsing];
    [completionOperation addDependency:foodParsing];

    [self.queue addOperations:@[categoryParsing, exerciseParsing, foodParsing, completionOperation] waitUntilFinished:NO];
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Beelitz is a village and a former municipality in the district of Stendal, in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. Since 1 July 2009, it is part of the town Arneburg.

Former municipalities in Saxony-Anhalt
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In the 1990s, states began developing Quality Rating and Improvement Systems (QRIS) as a structural approach to improve the quality of early care and education (ECE) programs. Nemours' experience implementing obesity prevention efforts in nine states has demonstrated that QRIS systems may be leveraged to promote childhood obesity prevention in addition to school readiness and other child outcomes. The goal of this project is to examine opportunities to promote best practices for healthy eating, breastfeeding, and physical activity (HEPA) in state QRIS implementation. The Institute of Medicine Roundtable on Obesity Solutions, Early Childhood Innovation Collaborative serves as the Advisory Committee and expert consultants provide guidance to the project team. A survey of the 44 states and the District of Columbia that are implementing a QRIS will be conducted to gather information on implementation strategies (i.e., training, technical assistance, professional development) that promote HEPA best practices in ECE settings. Survey results will be analyzed to identify 10-15 states with promising strategies, and key informant interviews will provide data for the development of detailed case profiles. A final report will provide aggregated and disaggregated survey findings, state case studies, policy implications, and recommendations for the field.


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		},

		/**
		 * Noop this from parent class, doesn't apply here.
		 */
		toggleSelectionHandler: function() {},

		render: function() {
			media.view.Attachment.Details.prototype.render.apply( this, arguments );

			media.mixin.removeAllPlayers();
			this.$( 'audio, video' ).each( function (i, elem) {
				var el = media.view.MediaDetails.prepareSrc( elem );
				setTimeout( function() {
					new MediaElementPlayer( el, media.mixin.mejsSettings );
				}, 0 );
			} );
		}
	});

	/**
	 * A router for handling the browser history and application state.
	 *
	 * @constructor
	 * @augments Backbone.Router
	 */
	media.view.MediaFrame.Manage.Router = Backbone.Router.extend({
		routes: {
			'upload.php?item=:slug':    'showItem',
			'upload.php?search=:query': 'search'
		},

		// Map routes against the page URL
		baseUrl: function( url ) {
			return 'upload.php' + url;
		},

		// Respond to the search route by filling the search field and trigggering the input event
		search: function( query ) {
			$( '#media-search-input' ).val( query ).trigger( 'input' );
		},

		// Show the modal with a specific item
		showItem: function( query ) {
			var library = media.frame.state().get('library'), item;

			// Trigger the media frame to open the correct item
			item = library.findWhere( { id: parseInt( query, 10 ) } );
			if ( item ) {
				media.frame.trigger( 'edit:attachment', item );
			} else {
				item = media.attachment( query );
				media.frame.listenTo( item, 'change', function( model ) {
					media.frame.stopListening( item );
					media.frame.trigger( 'edit:attachment', model );
				} );
				item.fetch();
			}
		}
	});

	media.view.EditImage.Details = media.view.EditImage.extend({
		initialize: function( options ) {
			this.editor = window.imageEdit;
			this.frame = options.frame;
			this.controller = options.controller;
			media.View.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );
		},

		back: function() {
			this.frame.content.mode( 'edit-metadata' );
		},

		save: function() {
			var self = this;

			this.model.fetch().done( function() {
				self.frame.content.mode( 'edit-metadata' );
			});
		}
	});

	/**
	 * A frame for editing the details of a specific media item.
	 *
	 * Opens in a modal by default.
	 *
	 * Requires an attachment model to be passed in the options hash under `model`.
	 *
	 * @constructor
	 * @augments wp.media.view.Frame
	 * @augments wp.media.View
	 * @augments wp.Backbone.View
	 * @augments Backbone.View
	 * @mixes wp.media.controller.StateMachine
	 */
	media.view.MediaFrame.EditAttachments = media.view.MediaFrame.extend({

		className: 'edit-attachment-frame',
		template: media.template( 'edit-attachment-frame' ),
		regions:   [ 'title', 'content' ],

		events: {
			'click .left':  'previousMediaItem',
			'click .right': 'nextMediaItem'
		},

		initialize: function() {
			media.view.Frame.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );

			_.defaults( this.options, {
				modal: true,
				state: 'edit-attachment'
			});

			this.controller = this.options.controller;
			this.gridRouter = this.controller.gridRouter;
			this.library = this.options.library;

			if ( this.options.model ) {
				this.model = this.options.model;
			}

			this.bindHandlers();
			this.createStates();
			this.createModal();

			this.title.mode( 'default' );
			this.toggleNav();
		},

		bindHandlers: function() {
			// Bind default title creation.
			this.on( 'title:create:default', this.createTitle, this );

			// Close the modal if the attachment is deleted.
			this.listenTo( this.model, 'change:status destroy', this.close, this );

			this.on( 'content:create:edit-metadata', this.editMetadataMode, this );
			this.on( 'content:create:edit-image', this.editImageMode, this );
			this.on( 'content:render:edit-image', this.editImageModeRender, this );
			this.on( 'close', this.detach );
		},

		createModal: function() {
			var self = this;

			// Initialize modal container view.
			if ( this.options.modal ) {
				this.modal = new media.view.Modal({
					controller: this,
					title:      this.options.title
				});

				this.modal.on( 'open', function () {
					$( 'body' ).on( 'keydown.media-modal', _.bind( self.keyEvent, self ) );
				} );

				// Completely destroy the modal DOM element when closing it.
				this.modal.on( 'close', function() {
					self.modal.remove();
					$( 'body' ).off( 'keydown.media-modal' ); /* remove the keydown event */
					// Restore the original focus item if possible
					$( 'li.attachment[data-id="' + self.model.get( 'id' ) +'"]' ).focus();
					self.resetRoute();
				} );

				// Set this frame as the modal's content.
				this.modal.content( this );
				this.modal.open();
			}
		},

		/**
		 * Add the default states to the frame.
		 */
		createStates: function() {
			this.states.add([
				new media.controller.EditAttachmentMetadata( { model: this.model } )
			]);
		},

		/**
		 * Content region rendering callback for the `edit-metadata` mode.
		 *
		 * @param {Object} contentRegion Basic object with a `view` property, which
		 *                               should be set with the proper region view.
		 */
		editMetadataMode: function( contentRegion ) {
			contentRegion.view = new media.view.Attachment.Details.TwoColumn({
				controller: this,
				model:      this.model
			});

			/**
			 * Attach a subview to display fields added via the
			 * `attachment_fields_to_edit` filter.
			 */
			contentRegion.view.views.set( '.attachment-compat', new media.view.AttachmentCompat({
				controller: this,
				model:      this.model
			}) );

			// Update browser url when navigating media details
			if ( this.model ) {
				this.gridRouter.navigate( this.gridRouter.baseUrl( '?item=' + this.model.id ) );
			}
		},

		/**
		 * Render the EditImage view into the frame's content region.
		 *
		 * @param {Object} contentRegion Basic object with a `view` property, which
		 *                               should be set with the proper region view.
		 */
		editImageMode: function( contentRegion ) {
			var editImageController = new media.controller.EditImage( {
				model: this.model,
				frame: this
			} );
			// Noop some methods.
			editImageController._toolbar = function() {};
			editImageController._router = function() {};
			editImageController._menu = function() {};

			contentRegion.view = new media.view.EditImage.Details( {
				model: this.model,
				frame: this,
				controller: editImageController
			} );
		},

		editImageModeRender: function( view ) {
			view.on( 'ready', view.loadEditor );
		},

		toggleNav: function() {
			this.$('.left').toggleClass( 'disabled', ! this.hasPrevious() );
			this.$('.right').toggleClass( 'disabled', ! this.hasNext() );
		},

		/**
		 * Rerender the view.
		 */
		rerender: function() {
			// Only rerender the `content` region.
			if ( this.content.mode() !== 'edit-metadata' ) {
				this.content.mode( 'edit-metadata' );
			} else {
				this.content.render();
			}

			this.toggleNav();
		},

		/**
		 * Click handler to switch to the previous media item.
		 */
		previousMediaItem: function() {
			if ( ! this.hasPrevious() ) {
				this.$( '.left' ).blur();
				return;
			}
			this.model = this.library.at( this.getCurrentIndex() - 1 );
			this.rerender();
			this.$( '.left' ).focus();
		},

		/**
		 * Click handler to switch to the next media item.
		 */
		nextMediaItem: function() {
			if ( ! this.hasNext() ) {
				this.$( '.right' ).blur();
				return;
			}
			this.model = this.library.at( this.getCurrentIndex() + 1 );
			this.rerender();
			this.$( '.right' ).focus();
		},

		getCurrentIndex: function() {
			return this.library.indexOf( this.model );
		},

		hasNext: function() {
			return ( this.getCurrentIndex() + 1 ) < this.library.length;
		},

		hasPrevious: function() {
			return ( this.getCurrentIndex() - 1 ) > -1;
		},
		/**
		 * Respond to the keyboard events: right arrow, left arrow, except when
		 * focus is in a textarea or input field.
		 */
		keyEvent: function( event ) {
			if ( ( 'INPUT' === event.target.nodeName || 'TEXTAREA' === event.target.nodeName ) && ! ( event.target.readOnly || event.target.disabled ) ) {
				return;
			}

			// The right arrow key
			if ( 39 === event.keyCode ) {
				this.nextMediaItem();
			}
			// The left arrow key
			if ( 37 === event.keyCode ) {
				this.previousMediaItem();
			}
		},

		resetRoute: function() {
			this.gridRouter.navigate( this.gridRouter.baseUrl( '' ) );
		}
	});

	media.view.SelectModeToggleButton = media.view.Button.extend({
		initialize: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );
			this.listenTo( this.controller, 'select:activate select:deactivate', this.toggleBulkEditHandler );
			this.listenTo( this.controller, 'selection:action:done', this.back );
		},

		back: function () {
			this.controller.deactivateMode( 'select' ).activateMode( 'edit' );
		},

		click: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.click.apply( this, arguments );
			if ( this.controller.isModeActive( 'select' ) ) {
				this.back();
			} else {
				this.controller.deactivateMode( 'edit' ).activateMode( 'select' );
			}
		},

		render: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.render.apply( this, arguments );
			this.$el.addClass( 'select-mode-toggle-button' );
			return this;
		},

		toggleBulkEditHandler: function() {
			var toolbar = this.controller.content.get().toolbar, children;

			children = toolbar.$( '.media-toolbar-secondary > *, .media-toolbar-primary > *');

			// TODO: the Frame should be doing all of this.
			if ( this.controller.isModeActive( 'select' ) ) {
				this.model.set( 'text', l10n.cancelSelection );
				children.not( '.media-button' ).hide();
				this.$el.show();
				toolbar.$( '.delete-selected-button' ).removeClass( 'hidden' );
			} else {
				this.model.set( 'text', l10n.bulkSelect );
				this.controller.content.get().$el.removeClass( 'fixed' );
				toolbar.$el.css( 'width', '' );
				toolbar.$( '.delete-selected-button' ).addClass( 'hidden' );
				children.not( '.spinner, .media-button' ).show();
				this.controller.state().get( 'selection' ).reset();
			}
		}
	});

	/**
	 * A button that handles bulk Delete/Trash logic
	 *
	 * @constructor
	 * @augments wp.media.view.Button
	 * @augments wp.media.View
	 * @augments wp.Backbone.View
	 * @augments Backbone.View
	 */
	media.view.DeleteSelectedButton = media.view.Button.extend({
		initialize: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );
			if ( this.options.filters ) {
				this.listenTo( this.options.filters.model, 'change', this.filterChange );
			}
			this.listenTo( this.controller, 'selection:toggle', this.toggleDisabled );
		},

		filterChange: function( model ) {
			if ( 'trash' === model.get( 'status' ) ) {
				this.model.set( 'text', l10n.untrashSelected );
			} else if ( media.view.settings.mediaTrash ) {
				this.model.set( 'text', l10n.trashSelected );
			} else {
				this.model.set( 'text', l10n.deleteSelected );
			}
		},

		toggleDisabled: function() {
			this.model.set( 'disabled', ! this.controller.state().get( 'selection' ).length );
		},

		render: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.render.apply( this, arguments );
			if ( this.controller.isModeActive( 'select' ) ) {
				this.$el.addClass( 'delete-selected-button' );
			} else {
				this.$el.addClass( 'delete-selected-button hidden' );
			}
			this.toggleDisabled();
			return this;
		}
	});

	/**
	 * When MEDIA_TRASH is true, a button that handles bulk Delete Permanently logic
	 *
	 * @constructor
	 * @augments wp.media.view.DeleteSelectedButton
	 * @augments wp.media.view.Button
	 * @augments wp.media.View
	 * @augments wp.Backbone.View
	 * @augments Backbone.View
	 */
	media.view.DeleteSelectedPermanentlyButton = media.view.DeleteSelectedButton.extend({
		initialize: function() {
			media.view.DeleteSelectedButton.prototype.initialize.apply( this, arguments );
			this.listenTo( this.controller, 'select:activate', this.selectActivate );
			this.listenTo( this.controller, 'select:deactivate', this.selectDeactivate );
		},

		filterChange: function( model ) {
			this.canShow = ( 'trash' === model.get( 'status' ) );
		},

		selectActivate: function() {
			this.toggleDisabled();
			this.$el.toggleClass( 'hidden', ! this.canShow );
		},

		selectDeactivate: function() {
			this.toggleDisabled();
			this.$el.addClass( 'hidden' );
		},

		render: function() {
			media.view.Button.prototype.render.apply( this, arguments );
			this.selectActivate();
			return this;
		}
	});

}(jQuery, _, Backbone, wp));


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Home People Michael C. Kasdin
Michael C. Kasdin
mkasdin@foley.com
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Michael C. Kasdin is a partner and insurance lawyer with Foley & Lardner LLP. He provides counsel in connection with the acquisition and strategic management of carriers and brokerages, as well as with structuring and documenting esoteric reinsurance programs.
Mr. Kasdin was characterized by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin as a "go-to lawyer in insurance/ reinsurance law who can win cases and put together transactions that almost look impossible."
Mr. Kasdin is one of a select group of individuals to be awarded the prestigious Reinsurance Scholar designation by the Reinsurance Association of America. He has been nominated to receive the Maurice Weigle Exceptional Young Lawyer Award. He has received several honors in recognition of his pro bono service, including the Chicago Volunteer Legal Services Foundation Distinguished Service Award. Mr. Kasdin has been recognized by Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers as one of the top insurance regulatory and transactional attorneys in Illinois (2018). He has also been named a "Rising Star" in Illinois Super Lawyers magazine each year from 2013 and 2017. This in addition to his inclusion in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin's "Forty Under 40" list in 2016.
Mr. Kasdin earned his law degree from Chicago-Kent College of the Law, Illinois Institute of Technology (J.D., 2004). He received his bachelor's degree from Cornell University (B.A., 1999).
Counseled a private equity fund in connection with its receipt of the first Form A approval for a captive in the state of Utah
Obtained regulatory approval for change of control of insurance entities in M&A transactions valued at more than $2 billion of market value
Counseled hedge fund with respect to acquisition of major provider of insurance-linked securities
Acted as lead insurance counsel with respect to split of public company with a market capitalization of nearly $30 million
Prepared custom policy wording for representation and warranty insurance police insuring acquisition of IP assets worth more than $400 million
Structured and led acquisition of nearly $500 million in life settlements by offshore insurance holding company using new Irish ICAV structure
Obtained summary judgment for a defendant in reinsurance litigation that had been labeled "one of the largest insurance frauds of the twentieth century"
Obtained a complete victory for a major title insurance company in a large-claim arbitration involving novel issues of valuation and damages
Secured a complete recoupment judgment against a negligent agent on behalf of a major title insurance company, one of the largest such judgments the company had ever obtained
Developed and obtained approval for a new insurance product that had been previously dismissed by regulators as a form of non-permissible financial guaranty insurance
Designed and completely documented an intra-company reinsurance program for one of the largest insurers in the United States
Assisted a non-admitted alien insurer in developing a fully compliant protocol for writing primary insurance on a non-admitted basis in every U.S. jurisdiction
Assisted various Fortune 500 clients with regulatory compliance issues related to captive insurance programs, including the development of compliant self-insured workers' compensation programs
Formed a financial guaranty insurance company from the ground up and obtained licenses in more than 40 jurisdictions
Assisted with designing and obtaining approval for a novel rehabilitation plan for a major insurance company insolvency
Mr. Kasdin is admitted to practice in the state of Illinois, including before the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois and the Central District of Illinois. He is also admitted before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, the U.S. Courts of Appeals for the Fifth, Seventh and Eleventh Circuits, as well as the Seneca Nation of Indians.
Mr. Kasdin is a member of the American Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association, the Chicago Bar Association, and the Lawyer-Pilots Bar Association.
Metis Enterprise Technologies LLC (Board of Advisors)
Chicago Economic Society (Board of Directors)
Legal Aid Society (Board of Directors / Chair of Pro Bono Committee)
Lawyers in the Classroom - Chicago
Author, "Complex Creature," Intelligent Insurer (April 2014)
Author, "Service of Process," American Bar Association, Annotations to Surplus Lines Statutes, Fifth Ed. (2010)
Co-author, "Take 'Notice' of 'Claims Made' Policies in the Land of Lincoln," International Bar Association Insurance Committee Substantive Project (August 2008)
Author, "Berrable Alternatives for Reinsurance Arbitration - Part II: Pre-Hearing Rules of the Game," American Bar Association Excess, Surplus Lines and Reinsurance Committee Newsletter (Spring 2006)
Author, "Berrable Alternatives for Reinsurance Arbitration - Part III: International Dimensions," presented at the American Conference Institute's 3rd National Forum on Reinsurance Arbitrations (September 2005)
Insurance Corporate Insurance & Reinsurance Litigation
Experienced Insurance Partners Join Foley in Chicago, New York
mkasdin@foley.com 312.832.4563

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Jewish Child and Family Service Annual General Meeting
Category: Local News
Elaine Goldstine, CEO, Jewish Federation of Winnipeg; Al Benarroch, Executive Director, JCFS; Danita Dubinsky Aziza, Past President, JCFS; Sherry Lercher Davis, incoming President, JCFS; and Graciela Najenson, Development Associate, Jewish Federation of Winnipeg.
By BERNIE BELLAN
The Jewish Child and Family Service held its Annual General Meeting June 19 in the Berney Theatre.
As a rule an annual general meeting is not the place where you're going to find out anything startlingly new about the performance of any organization. But, in perusing the financial report of the AGM several interesting trends revealed themselves.
The first is that the level of financial support from the Province of Manitoba was down substantially from 2017 to 2018: from $1,131, 768 to $1,007,214 (a drop of $124,000). I surmised that the reason for the drop was that there were fewer children in the care of the JCFS (for which the Province provides some of the funding. The Province also provides funding for other JCFS programs.)
I asked JCFS Executive Director Al Bennaroch whether that was the case and he concurred. At the same time though, he said "that's a good sign" – that there are fewer children in care. The total amount spent on child maintenance dropped from $680,110 to $510,655.
The second trend which jumped off the page of the financial report was the huge increase in funding for Operation Ezra – the program to assist Yazidi refugees. All donations made to Operation Ezra are funneled through JCFS. The increase in revenues from 2017 to 2018 was $197,000 – from $107,763 to $303,167.
During his remarks at the AGM, Benarroch noted that Operation Ezra has now assisted 10 Yazidi families to resettle in Winnipeg. In addition, Operation Ezra provided assistance to 45 other Yazidi families that had been government-sponsored, Benarroch noted.
One page of the JCFS 2017/2018 Annual Report provided some very interesting information about where exactly its resources are allocated. As you can see from the accompanying illustration, almost 40% of the cases handled by JCFS had to do with settlement (which wouldn't include Yazidi refugees, who would be classified as "resettlement" cases.) The proportion of activity devoted to settlement issues is a reflection of the large number of newcomers to the Jewish community who have been arriving here in recent years.
At the same time though, the amount of funding that was allocated through both the Asper Helping Hand Initiative and the Vickar Community Assistance Program was down substantially – over $22,000 in both those programs (which are designed to help provide a springboard to newcomers). The fact that less revenue was required for those two programs is also an indication that newcomers are in need of less financial assistance than was the case previously.
In fact, the cost of family assistance programs altogether declined from $174,942 to $105,174,942 – another healthy sign.
In his remarks at the AGM, Benarroch also made the following points about the 2017/2018 year:
- About 90 new families were welcomed into the community last year
- 300 volunteers gave of their time one way or another to JCFS
- In its continuing series of programs titled "Can we talk about?" JCFS held another successful program at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, this one about anxiety
- Ongoing programs continued in these areas: older adults, English conversation (for newcomers), weekly employment workshops, Holocaust survivors
Benarroch also said that JCFS staff had participated in several outreach conferences with other Jewish family agencies from across North America. The work that JCFS has been doing, especially of late in the area of addictions, has been taken note of by other agencies, he noted.
"Other communities are in awe of the work we've been doing," Benarroch said. "Philadephia wants to know what steps we've taken to expand addiction services."
In other news, Benarroch noted that the endowment which JCFS has with the Jewish Foundation of Manitoba has grown from $300,000 six years ago to $1.7 million today.
Outgoing Board President Danita Dubinsky Aziza completed her term and handed the gavel over to new president Sherry Lercher Davis.
Finally, the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg increased its allocation to JCFS for the coming year from $732,600 to $799,000. A large ceremonial cheque was handed to JCFS representatives by Federation CEO Elaine Goldstine.
We asked Elaine why the report of the Budget and Allocations Committee of the Federation has not been made public yet. That report would determine how all funds raised by the Combined Jewish Appeal will be distributed to the 12 member agencies of the Federation, along with money for operation of the Federation itself and money to be allocated to Israel. (Normally it would have been available by this time.)
Elaine said that there has been a "delay" in receiving the final report. In an e-mailed message to the community from Elaine and Federation President Laurel Malkin it was noted that the" Allocations report will be made public over the summer months and our agencies will begin receiving their distributions beginning in September."
As soon as we receive that Allocations report we will have a detailed article in this paper.


Medical Conditions Lewis is diabetic. She controls her condition with a diet, not with medication.
Distinguishing Characteristics African-American female. Graying black hair, brown eyes. Lewis's ears are pierced.
Lewis was last seen at approximately 3:45 a.m. on May 18, 2005, when she left her home on Princeton Avenue southwest in Birmingham, Alabama to go to her job at Children's Hospital. She had been employed as a cook at the facility for seven years. She was not scheduled to start work until 5:00 a.m., but she often went there early.
While on the way to work, Lewis called her brother and said she had a flat tire, and asked him to come help her. He went to the location she specified, but neither his sister nor her vehicle was there. She never arrived at the hospital and has never been heard from again. Lewis's brother stated that her tires were brand new and he did not believe they had really gone flat.
Her blue 2001 Chevrolet S10 pickup truck with the Alabama license plate number YOBOS was found abandoned on May 22 at a gas station on Bankhead Highway in Midfield, Alabama. There was no sign of her at the scene, but witnesses reported seeing a man driving the truck after her disappearance.
Penny L. Clark, a resident of Bessemer, Alabama, is considered a person of interest in Lewis's case because her fingerprints were found on Lewis's truck. Authorities are not referring to her as a suspect, but they would like to locate and question her.
John Dubose is another person of interest. He was jailed on unrelated charges after Lewis vanished, then released from custody in 2010. His whereabouts after that are unknown.
Foul play is suspected in Lewis's case. Her disappearance remains unsolved.
Updated 2 times since October 12, 2004. Last updated May 23, 2012; details of disappearance updated.


The experienced professionals at Centegra Health System make it simple to request copies of your medical records. It takes just a few steps to put your health care information into your hands.
Our hours are Monday-Friday, 8 am-12 pm and 12:30-4:30 pm.
Print and fill out the medical records release form and either mail, email or go to the Medical Records department at one of the above hospital locations.
Provide proof of authorization if you are picking up medical records for your spouse or child younger than 18. The proof must be in writing and give you permission to get records for specific dates of service.
Know what information you need. In most cases, you may not need a copy of your entire medical record. Instead, we are happy to provide an abstract of your care that includes all dictated physician reports such as lab, cardiology, medical imaging and pathology. Please also provide the dates when you received services.
Please fill out an ROI authorization form completely, and be sure to sign and date it.
Once the records are ready, you will be mailed a copy of the requested records.
Centegra Health System often receives requests for birth certificates and social security cards. Local government offices provide both of these records.
It may take many months after your baby's birth for his or her Social Security card to arrive. For more information about Social Security Cards, contact your local Social Security office.
For information about birth certificates, contact the County Clerk's office at the Woodstock Courthouse: 815-334-4242.


Greetings from Nahm Hoo, Pai Thailand. It has been a very full month. Lots of Rain..leaving everything so colorful. Marigolds- 4 feet tall! Every time I take the 3 hr van drive to Chiang Mai, I remember why I love Thailand. The rich green and variety of very tall trees of every description and the deep blue skies with intense white cumulus clouds. It is beautiful here…..a little bit of Heaven.
PTL: The very day our last letter left in the mail requesting prayer for a badly needed truck to transport the 25 children to and from 4 schools daily, Pastor felt led to check out a new truck in CM. After prayer and consideration, they decided to commit to purchasing a new one. So he, one of the girls and I went down to CM to pick it up. I stayed a few days while they returned to Pai.
RE: money. Thank you for your gifts last month. After we finished getting the shirts and dresses to present the worship songs, we were able to fully cover 7 of the children who have had no relative's support for food etc. (1000 BT $30)for each of them. Malee hopes the relatives will either bring food or contribute $15/mo. for the child left at the Church. In Thailand a child is considered an orphan when his/her father dies and basically that is true. The mother either has to work( often with no skills) to provide or to quickly remarry. The mother of the 3 with us this vacation has been through 3 marriages so far. Very unsafe place for a teenage girl who is valued as a servant to help mother with the new baby while schooling is not important. Or in a divorce when neither parent wants to take the child, they are left with older grandma, or aunts or uncles. One young child was left with an aunt and uncle who then divorced and he was then left with the alcoholic uncle. A few of the children are with Nahm Hoo because they live far in the mountains where education is only available up to the 4th grade.
Besides the colorful outfits your gifts have made possible, we have been able to help install 2 large septic tanks (Badly needed with 27 people using one small one and having to empty it 2X a month PU! And still we had a few $ left to give toward a wall. Money goes a long way in Thailand.
PTL: And thank you… for the 10 small Gideon English New Testaments with Psalms. They will be used.
PTL: The mornings that Malee is free she comes and we pray and study the Bible in Thai and English. With 25 children she stays pretty busy, needless to say. When I think of her, I think, "there was an old woman who lived in the shoe, She had so many children she didn't know what to do..?" What did she do..I am not sure? spank them all and put them to bed??
PRAYER: First on the list are the children returning to "homes" less than ideal and usually not Christian. The positive thing might be that a child who has accepted Jesus will be able to lead/ influence or be an example to unbelieving adults. The negative: we pray that they are protected and have angelic protection when needed.
PRAYER: Of the 10 new students, at least 4 are not on board. One serious obstacle is that negative influence is being fostered by the pastor's own son.,8 yrs. Feeling left out of the "loved circle", angry, mean spirited. He is very bright but he either isolates himself, stirs up trouble, or assumes privileges not shared by all and all his behavior seems to go unnoticed. Today I think I angered Malee by swatting him as he was refusing to co-operate in prayer time. Earlier I had removed a nail clip with a knife inside which he had pointed at one child, then at, himself and then begun to dig at the grout in the tiles. Even in school he seems to see himself "Less Than". I'm going to begin to proclaim the scriptural promises over him that I do my own sons. Nothings too hard for our Father. A year ago he was involved with Pokémon toys. I tried to bring that problem to the parent's attention, but it is almost like that spirit is operating. Prayer is. Family leaves for the mountains to be with Malee's parents for 3 weeks that the parents will shower genuine love and affection on both children and observe and put boundaries on him… A time of healing/deliverance for him.
PRAYER: That I stick with my physical therapy exercises till fingers respond properly without pain.
PRAYER: I will have 3 of the children visit me daily this week and then the final 4 days after I return from my week vacation in CM. Prayer= It is a fun and learning experience for all. These three have been here from the beginning and are fun kids. I really would like to a) teach them how to journal an b)I'd like to learn the Lord's Prayer in Thai. Besides having fun that it is a learning experience for all 4 of us.
PRAYER: Continue praying for the 3 without papers. While in Chiang Rai, I learned that if in school a child can have a 10 year "documented citizen card". Malee said the oldest one had one, which I accepted but then discovered it could only be used for school activities with her present teacher. So we are back to the drawing board on that request.


With the distribution of commercial insurance products evolving quickly, the market is showing real signs of adoption of e-trading — and so is SSP. We have renewed our contract with Polaris, and are seeing an uptake in volumes as a result of our revitalised approach to commercial e-trading. This transformation is continuing through 2017.
Verdict Financial figures showed that, despite growth in other channels, brokers still distributed 78.2% of commercial insurance in 2014, and they are forecast to remain dominant in 2020, with 72.4% of the market.
The key objective of our review was to understand the barriers preventing our brokers — who trade significant untapped commercial GWP each year — from adopting commercial e-trading.
Through engaging with all of the customer groups, we identified a number of areas where we could evolve to provide a stronger service proposition. We found no silver bullet during the process, but we did confirm there are a few fundamentals to address to achieve real adoption — which is where the application of our personal lines thinking comes to the fore.
Having brought all our functions together, the relationship team who delivered the first personal lines quotes hub and data enrichment to the market are now driving our commercial e-trading proposition forward. SSP has an excellent track record for delivery of personal lines, and we are employing the same methodology to commercial lines.
A lot of our brokers were using our e-trading platform for commercial quotes, but less than half of the users actually subsequently traded a policy. So what was the reason for this? Many insurers offer subtly different pricing through their portal for a host of reasons.
The remedy to this is quite simple. If there is a disparity where the portal is cheaper, it is possible to override the price in SSP Commercial Lines to keep the policy on an integrated e-trade status — we are re-educating our users of this.
Another fundamental was inconsistent business processes, so we have actively been closing the functionality gaps and providing clean, crisp information for users ahead of the business process.
In addition to remedying these fundamentals, we have also changed our market approach. This has put us on the front foot when it comes to market initiatives.
The first of these is a live-chat service in January 2017, which will keep more business within the e-trade space. When brokers have any questions regarding, for example, a disparity in price, they can chat to the insurer within that session, get the answers they need and continue with placing the business.
As we are one of the first software houses to introduce this functionality, SSP's brokers will benefit from a consistent user experience regardless of which insurer they are dealing with. The same applies for insurers, irrespective of which broker the query originated from. With such increased ease of engagement, more brokers will turn to e-trading as the channel of choice for commercial business.
We have further rejuvenated our engagement with insurers through the implementation of a commercial lines service desk. We are committed to delivering the same quality of support across personal and commercial lines, and that is exactly what this service desk achieves.
While this is only the start of our journey, we have already seen a 375% increase in renewal transactions. 2017 is set to be an exciting year for commercial lines e-trading, and both the market and SSP are primed for action.


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Tsai reportedly set to purchase remaining 51 percent of Nets
Aug 13, 2019 | 11:42PM
Joseph Tsai reportedly set to purchase remaining 51 percent of Nets from Mikhail Prokhorov
Alibaba founder already owns 49 percent of team
Nov 21, 2018; Dallas, TX, USA; A view of the team logo on the shorts of Brooklyn Nets forward Jared Dudley (6) as he warms up before the game against the Dallas Mavericks at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports (Jerome Miron)
Joseph Tsai has owned 49 percent of the Nets for the last year, but it now sounds like he is poised to become the team's sole owner.
According to a report from the New York Post, Tsai is set to buy the remaining 51 percent of the team from Mikhail Prokhorov for $2.35 billion, which would be the highest price ever paid for a sports franchise, topping what David Tepper paid for the Carolina Panthers last year ($2.2 billion).
Tsai, the co-founder of the Chinese company Alibaba, already owns 49 percent of the team, which he paid $1 billion dollars for, and had the right to buy the remaining 51 percent for $1.35 billion, which he now seems poised to do.
The Post has also previously reported that Tsai was in talks to buy both the Barclays Center and the new Nassau Coliseum on Long Island.


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What's up? It's been quite some time since my latest post! Today, I wanted to blog about a staple piece that is "decorating" my closet for more than 6 months now and has been worn only twice. Shame on me, I know! I'm talking about a classic button down or in this case a men style shirt. (I like to call it this way because it is an oversized one, that I could have stolen from my dad (lol).
As I mentioned in a previous post, I consider this piece to be one of the staple pieces you need in your closet, because it is very easy to style and can make your life so much easier. However, I rarely reach for it, because whenever I tried to make it look casual, I failed. But that changed now!
Who says that a shirt can't be worn in a sporty way?
Most of us reach for a shirt when we are about to go to the office or when we have a formal occasion to attend. However, there are many other ways you can incorporate it into an outfit. It only requires your imagination and creativity to take the lead.
So, I was about to go for a walk with one of my besties and as always the first thought in my mind was: "What should I wear?" Then, I opened my wardrobe and I saw this pretty, light blue, striped men style shirt hanging on the corner. That's when I felt determined to find a way to wear it casually. After many cloth changes (my half wardrobe was laying on the floor for quite some time 😛 ), I finally managed to pair it in a way I liked! I wanted to achieve a casual look, so I picked a sporty jacket from Massimo Dutti (similar here or here), a pair of black waxed denim jeans from Stradivarius (many similar styles here) and my Adidas Stan Smith sneakers. I accessorized it with some silver rings, my current favorite black belt (similar here) and my Daniel Wellington watch.
Lastly, I added my Ray-Ban silver mirrored sunnies, some pearl earrings and time to present it to you! What do you think?
Can't wait to hear your thoughts! Be sure to follow the Facebook page of Sparkle and the City for updates!
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Thank you for your kind comment! Yes, I think that every piece of clothing can be worn in a stylish way!


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Margaret Hodge on Fraud Office G4S investigation
Calling in the Serious Fraud Office to investigate G4S overcharging for tagging criminals in England and Wales was the "right thing to do", said the chair of the Public Accounts Committee.
Labour MP Margaret Hodge said there should be more "openness" in the contracting of public services to private providers.
She said: "I want the National Audit Office to be able to go into G4S and see how they spend your, and my, taxpayers' money when they provide a public service."
Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said the government had been charged for tagging people who were not actually being monitored.
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Trump's EPA proposal cuts funding for climate change, pollution programs
The EPA program for cutting emissions of greenhouse gases faces a cut of 70 percent.
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Ever since the election, we've been wondering what the new presidential administration has in store for environmental programs, and the proposed new EPA budget may provide answers. First, the Washington Post reported the proposal would cut EPA staff by one fifth in the first year and eliminate dozens of programs.
Then Reuters provided more detail, reporting from sources that the proposed 2018 budget represents a 25 percent cut in funding, while The Oregonian points to the National Association of Clean Air Agencies, which has published even more specifics.
As the Trump administration seeks to fund increased spending on the military, money has to be cut from somewhere, and programs on the chopping block include things like the climate protection program focused on lowering emissions of greenhouse gases. Its budget would drop by 70 percent, from $95 million to $29 million. The $300 million budgeted towards fighting algae blooms, invasive species and other pollution in the Great Lakes would be cut to $10 million. Grants intended to help native tribes fight pollution would be cut by 30 percent to $45.8 million.
The Oregonian's table clearly organizes what could be cut where for 42 programs mentioned in the proposal. At the same time this outline was provided to the EPA, its new head Scott Pruitt was telling US mayors that "the brownfields program, the Superfund program and the water infrastructure grants and state revolving funds are essential to protect." Any cuts implemented would need to be approved by Congress, which Reuters notes could be difficult for programs like one dedicated to cutting diesel emissions.
According to the Post, EPA staffers were asked for a reaction to the proposed staffing cuts by the close of business Wednesday, while the U.S. Office of Management and Budget has a meeting scheduled for April 15th to discuss the workforce reduction.
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Provides troubleshooting and resolution of customers' technical issues, and provides help in understanding of the appropriate use of Anatomical Pathology products over the phone and by email.
Performs other duties as requested by supervisor.
The position requires an HT-ASCP Certified Histologist with a minimum of 3-5 years experience in Histology, or an AA/BS Degree in clinical laboratory science, biomedical instrumentation, or related field. Cytotechnologist or Medical Technologist certifications acceptable but not required. Based on product support requirements and potential needs, other certifications may be applicable to include IT related requirements. The successful candidate should have demonstrated computer experience in Windows environment to include; MS Word and Excel. Database ERP software (JD Edwards) desirable. Experience in a Technical Service Call Center or in a Product Support role desirable. Scope of position includes product training for in-house customer classes and sales personnel. Ability to work in a team environment, and must be customer focused with appropriate sensitivity and sense of urgency for customer issues. Excellent oral and written communication skills, problem solving, listening, and organizational skills are strongly desired. Position requires maintaining on-going professional certifications, technical acumen, and overall development of product knowledge as applicable. Position may include periodic involvement in product development projects or pre-market testing of new products.


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Case Potocari: Detention of Two Members of the Serbian Ministry of Interior?
January 3, 2017 10:15 AM by Amina Dzaferovic
The Higher Court in Belgrade yesterday ordered detention for up to 30 days to two members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP) of Serbia, who are suspected of disclosing official secrets in connection with their activities on the 11th of July 2015 when Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic was attacked in Potocari near Srebrenica.
Detention is suggested for two persons whose initials are V.T. and M.D., as reported by Belgrade media.
The suspects were heard, and the decision on detention will be issued by a pre-trial judge of the High Court in Belgrade.
Serbian Prime Minister, Aleksandar Vucic, was attacked first verbally and then with stones at the Memorial Center in Srebrenica on the 11th of July 2015.
In statements for Al Jazeera Balkans, suspects stated on the 11th of October that as police officers, after the oral orders of the elders, they were sent on undercover mission in Potocari on the 11th of July 2015 without legitimacy and weapons.
According to the laws of BiH and BH entity of the RS, members of the security forces of the foreign state cannot carry out tasks in the territory of BiH without the permission of that state under any circumstances.
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Памятник труженикам тыла — памятник в посёлке Зимовники Ростовской области.

Памятник был торжественно открыт 15 июля 2016 года на центральной площади поселка, когда Зимовниковский район с рабочим визитом посетили Председатель Заксобрания Ростовской области Виктор Дерябкин и депутат, генеральный директор «Газпром межрегионгаз Ростов-на-Дону» Владимир Ревенко.

Монумент был возведен по инициативе районного совета ветеранов, администрации и жителей Зимовниковского района на собранные средства жителями района. Автором скульптурной композиции стал уроженец Зимовниковского района — член Союза художников России, член Международной ассоциации изобразительных искусств ЮНЕСКО скульптор Егор Дердиященко, который является уроженцем Зимовниковского района.

Памятник находится на главной площади Зимовников, установлен на постамент, облицованный коричневой керамической плиткой. Скульптурная группа изображает трёх человек: пожилого мужчину, женщину и подростка, которые работаю в поле. Надпись на лицевой части постамента: «1941−1945. Труженикам тыла: женщинам, мужчинам, детям, своими страданиями и самоотверженным трудом приближавшим нашу Великую Победу!»

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When you are out having a drink in any UK pub then you will always be guaranteed of finding one or more fruit machines dotted somewhere around the bar area. These slots have been designed to give players a little more entertainment than the type of slots found in casinos, as when in a pub people have not really gone there to gamble but have gone for a good night out.
You will however find that there are many benefits of instead of playing the UK Pub slots in a land based venue you play them online, for when playing at casino sites that use Microgaming's gaming platform you will find many different versions on offer, and it is not a secret that land based UK Pub slots are renowned for having very low payout percentages and online pub slots have much larger payout percentages.
You will also find the stakes on which you can play online pub slots are much more diverse than land based fruit machines, with stake options being a low as just 10p online then you will be getting many more spins for your money when playing in the online environment. However the stakes can be increased up to a maximum of ten pounds per spin so if you want a have gambling session then you can do just that online.
The jackpots are also much larger when playing online pub slots, for it is quite common for many of Microgaming's fruit machines to offer jackpots as a large as 500 or even 2000 times the stake amount you wagered on each spin you set in motion.
Below are just some of Microgaming's current selection of UK Pub slots, have a read through this guide for you will see for yourself just how diverse their range of fruit machines and British pub slots really is, and some of these games are sure to take your fancy.
All of the games listed below can be played either completely free of charge or for real money so you have no excuse not to try them out for yourself.
You Lucky Barstard – You may just be lucky if you give this single line pub slot game a try at any Microgaming powered site, for it can award you with one of the cash ladder type of bonus rounds where you have to give the Stop button a click in the hope you will light up on the large multiplier values on that cash ladder.
Not only does this bonus game award a top prize payout of some 250 times your staked amount, which when plying it for 10.00 spins will results in 2.5k instant jackpot, but it can also award you with the bonus game repeatedly in you manage to stop the lights flashing on the Yes part of the bonus game Yes/No Repeater game.
Win Spinner – Make sure you have a good look at the Win Spinner slot game which is another of Microgaming's very unique pub slot games, this one comes with a very unusual pay table for up on it are not a set of cash payouts but sets of Win Spins.
When you are lucky enough to play this fruit machine and then have a matching set of three reel symbols spinning in on its one single pay line, you are then awarded with the corresponding number of Win Spins shown on lithe pay table.
A new slot with then magically load onto you screen and that is where each of the guaranteed winning slot spin will then play out, this bonus slot has not one but five paylines which therefore means you could win five times on each of the Win Spins you have been awarded.
Who Wants To Be A Stallionaire – The Stallionaire slot is one of the few that really does keep players coming back time and time again. Offering a simple playing style, there are all of the nudges, holds and features you'd expect. The feature is triggered when 3 Horse shoes complete any line on the matrix, and this leads you to the bonus board, all you have to do is work your way around the board, however, be careful, as this is a fruit machine, and if you get too greedy, it could just kill you off.
Dubya Money – As always, you can't have a decent fruit machine without poking some political fun at someone, and on this slot, it's unfortunately (for him!) George W. Bush. Offering hilarious caricatures of him and some of his most memorable (and idiotic) quotes, Dubya Money is bound to keep you coming back again and again.
The Feature on this game is split into 3 sets, and each un-lockable section is triggered by the first. The jackpot is generous at 500x your total stake and the stakes are variable, so you can find a stake to suit you and your playing style.
The Gee Gee's – If you are looking for some entertaining slot action, then check The Gee Gee's out! Offering typically simple game play, you can really hit it big on this classic Fruit Machine. There are nudges, holds and bonuses. However, the main board is the one you're going to want to get on. Offering a standard board game, you can accumulate features, nudges and cash, but like all other Fruities, beware of becoming too greedy.
Cash n Curry – The Cash n Curry slot is perfect if you want a game with a kick which offers a simple game interface. The bonus game is triggered in a similar way to Stallionaire, and also the bonus board bears some similarities, except for having a Curry House theme.
The jackpot is generous and the bonus spins in regularly, giving you a lot of bang for your buck. Should you have a slightly more modest budget, the starting wagers are 0.10 coins a spin, so you'll always be able to play regardless of your budget. The top wager is 10.00 coins a spin, so if you're a high roller, then this is definitely going to be the one that you want to be playing.
If you found this article interesting and information we can also recommend our article on how fruit machines work for further reading on this topic.
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Halting the tax breaks doled out annually by state government would repair Massachusetts's finances for a generation and could pave the way for reduced or simplified tax rates, Gov. Deval Patrick hypothesized Thursday, while emphasizing he is not making that proposal.
Patrick also said he was unsure whether $26 billion in annual breaks, credits and deductions authorized by the state – known as the "tax expenditure budget" – should be reviewed annually.
Patrick's comments came two days after his budget chief, Secretary of Administration and Finance Jay Gonzalez, embraced a proposal to sunset certain tax breaks every five years and review others on the same five-year interval or once a decade. Gonzalez presented his proposal to a Tax Expenditure Commission featuring top state officials and their designees due to unveil recommendations next month.
The tax expenditure budget, typically placed on file each year by the governor with little scrutiny or discussion, includes any tax revenue foregone as a result of state tax laws. For example, Massachusetts residents pay no sales taxes on most services, including the hiring of accountants, lawyers or barbers. Residents also enjoy a sales tax exemption on clothing purchases under $125. Overall the sales tax exemption on services is expected to amount to $9.5 billion next fiscal year.
Other tax breaks include a sales tax break for motion picture companies ($600,000), for certain meals provided to the elderly or prepared by churches, hospitals and schools ($10.8 million), trade-in allowances for cars and trailers ($95.7 million) and for summer camps that provide meals and rooms ($2.5 million). The state also anticipates providing a $111 million tax break for certain research, a $56 million credit for certain property investments by corporations, an $82.6 million break for movie productions, a $25 million credit for life sciences companies, a $3.6 million break for dairy farmers, and a $38.6 million credit for low-income housing in fiscal 2013.
Although legislative leaders have sworn off new tax or fee increases in the fiscal 2013 budget, they've said little about changing the state's tax credit policies, deferring instead to the work of the commission. In turn the commission's work is being watched closely by beneficiaries of myriad tax breaks.
Under the proposal presented to the commission on Tuesday, Gonzalez differentiated between "grant-like" tax credits that get doled out to companies by the state on a discretionary basis and those that recipients only have to demonstrate eligibility to claim, such as the tax credit aimed at boosting film industry business.
In the first category, Gonzalez recommended that the historic rehabilitation credit, the life science credit, the low-income housing credit, the Economic Development Incentive Program, certified housing development credits, dairy farmer tax credits, and donated land credits be subjected to review and renewal every five years. Credit programs such as the film tax credit, which currently sunsets in 2023, and other programs where a taxpayer must only document qualifying activity and costs to claim the credit would be reviewed every five years for effectiveness, under the proposal. All other categories of tax credits, such as sales tax exemptions, would undergo 10-year reviews.


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The predominate minerals are rutile, which is about 95 percent titanium dioxide (TiO2), and ilmenite (FeTiO3), which contains 50 to 65 percent TiO2. A third mineral, leucoxene, is an alteration of ilmenite from which a portion of the iron has been naturally leached. It has no specific titanium content.
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Titanium is not found as a pure element in nature, but is found in compounds as part of minerals in the Earth's crust. It is the ninth most abundant element in the Earth's crust. The most important minerals for mining titanium are rutile and ilmenite.
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Titanium metal and titanium dioxide are obtained from ores (such as rutile and ilmenite) described as 'mineral sands', usually found in beaches and dunes on the east and west coasts of Australia.
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Valuable titanium ore. Titanium on the moon is primarily found in the mineral ilmenite, a compound that contains iron, titanium and oxygen. If humans one day mine on the moon, they could break down ilmenite to separate these elements.
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Rough estimates show that 250,000 tonnes of Titanium ores will be eported per year from Kwale while some 3.2 billion tonnes of the same mineral deposits can be found in Kilifi area. The Kwale Sands is the first large mining development in Kenya since 1911.
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Most of the world's titanium is produced by mining heavy mineral sands. These sands occur down-gradient from exposed masses of igneous rock such as gabbro, norite, and anorthosite. These rocks contain titanium-bearing minerals such as ilmenite, anatase, brookite, leucoxene, perovskite, rutile, and sphene.
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The ilmenite deposit also has low sulfide mineral concentrations and low in elements associated with titanium. The Longnose Deposit is said to have high grade ilmenite content, with a 2012 technical report by Cardero Resource Corporation citing that it has an average of 31.5 percent of the iron-titanium oxide.
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South Africa is becoming a prime go-to destination of Indian business and leisure tourism. Recent updated visa regulations allowed Indian travelers to organize their travel in South Africa easily. At Q4 2016, new arrivals boomed in numbers with up to 27% more than previous years.
As Mr. Slabber, ae South African tourism manager expects numbers of arrivals to pass 100,000 with high return rate - one of each three Indian visitors are expected to return.
Indian business in Africa is targeting different sectors with most recent in popularity being the medical treatment and healthcare. Improved bilateral ties between the two countries leads to increased cooperating and exchange of know-how and funding in medical research especially targeting R&D of fighting diseases, such as HIV, Malaria and other, typical for both regions.
Improving South Africa's healthcare systems is beneficial for most of the continent as it attracts travelers for medical reasons from countries as far as Nigeria. In 2015, more than 40,000 Nigerians visited South Africa for a specific medical procedures and treatments. South Africa's medical sector and associated businesses are adequately funded in comparison to similar economies. Using Nigeria again as example, only 4.6% of the country's GDP is associated with healthcare, which is far from sufficient to support the country's large population. Consequently, health care business in South Africa manages to attract more and more visitors, with trends aiming to keep increasing in 2017.