The paper examines selected aspects of management reshuffles in Poland's exchange-listed companies. Specifically, the analysis focuses on the dismissal and appointment of chief executive officers by the companies' supervisory boards in 2006-2009. The author identifies the possible causes for these changes. The research shows that company chairmen come and go. According to him, these reshuffles did not intensify after an economic crisis hit companies and their shareholders in 2008, leading to falling sales, lower profitability and a decreased market value. The frequency of management reshuffles at a time of crisis is similar to that observed under an economic boom. He concludes that the form of ownership has a greater influence on staffing decisions made by supervisory boards than the company's economic performance.


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EUR-Lex - 01996R1555-20040901 - EN
Document 01996R1555-20040901
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Legal act
Commission Regulation (EC) No 1555/96 of 30 July 1996 on rules of application for additional import duties on fruit and vegetables
Consolidated text: Commission Regulation (EC) No 1555/96 of 30 July 1996 on rules of application for additional import duties on fruit and vegetables
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ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg/1996/1555/2004-09-01
1996R1555 — EN — 01.09.2004 — 027.001
This document is meant purely as a documentation tool and the institutions do not assume any liability for its contents
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1555/96
of 30 July 1996
on rules of application for additional import duties on fruit and vegetables
(OJ L 193, 3.8.1996, p.1)
Amended by:
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2623/98 of 4 December 1998
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2370/1999 of 8 November 1999
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2532/1999 of 30 November 1999
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1044/2000 of 18 May 2000
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1512/2000 of 12 July 2000
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2108/2000 of 4 October 2000
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2410/2000 of 30 October 2000
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 2713/2000 of 12 December 2000
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1100/2001 of 5 June 2001
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1273/2001 of 27 June 2001
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 498/2002 of 20 March 2002
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 736/2002 of 29 April 2002
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 906/2002 of 30 May 2002
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1427/2002 of 2 August 2002
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1487/2003 of 22 August 2003
COMMISSION REGULATION (EC) No 1666/2003 of 22 September 2003
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Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EEC) No 1035/72 of 18 May 1972 on the common organization of the market in fruit and vegetables ( 1 ), as last amended by Commission Regulation (EC) No 1363/95 ( 2 ), and in particular Article 24 (4) thereof,
Whereas under Regulation (EEC) No 1035/72 import duty additional to that provided for in the Common Customs Tariff ('additional duty') can be imposed on certain products covered by that Regulation if the terms of Article 5 of the Agreement on Agriculture ( 3 ) are met, unless there is no risk of disturbance of the Community market or the impact would be disproportionate to the end sought;
Whereas additional duty may be imposed if import volumes of the products concerned, determined from import licences issued by Member States or by procedures introduced under a preferential agreement, exceed trigger levels determined by product and period of application as specified in Article 5 (4) of the Agreement on Agriculture;
Whereas additional duty may be imposed only on imports the tariff classification of which made in line with Article 5 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 3223/94 ( 4 ), as last amended by Regulation (EC) No 2933/95 ( 5 ), entails application of the highest specific duty and on imports made outside the tariff quotas set in the World Trade Organization framework; whereas no additional duty may be imposed on products which enjoy preferences in respect of the entry price, in so far as their tariff classification does not entail application of the highest specific duty;
Whereas, in the case of imports enjoying tariff preference as to ad valorem duty, calculation of the additional duty must take account of this;
Whereas goods en route to the Community are exempt from additional duty; whereas specific provisions on these should therefore be enacted;
Whereas the introduction of the import licence arrangements will not prevent their being replaced by a rapid computerized procedure for recording imports as soon as it is legally and practically possible to set one up; whereas there will be an evaluation in this respect by 31 December 1997;
Whereas the Management Committee for fresh Fruit and Vegetables has not delivered an opinion within the time limit set by its chairman,
▼M1
1. Additional import duty as referred to in Article 33(1) of Council Regulation (EC) No 2200/96 ( 6 ), termed 'additional duty' below, may be applied to the products and during the periods listed in the Annex hereto on the conditions set out below.
2. Trigger levels for the additional duties are listed in the Annex hereto.
1. For each of the products listed in the Annex hereto and during the periods indicated Member States shall notify the Commission of details of the volumes put into free circulation using the method for the surveillance of preferential imports set out in Article 308d of Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 ( 7 ).
Such notification shall take place no later than midday Brussels time each Wednesday for the volumes put into free circulation during the preceding week.
2. Declarations for release for free circulation of products covered by the present Regulation which the customs authorities may accept at the declarant's request without their containing certain particulars referred to in Annex 37 of Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 shall contain, in addition to the particulars referred to in Article 254 of that Regulation, an indication of the net mass (kg) of the products concerned.
Where the simplified declaration procedure referred to in Article 260 of Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 is used to put into free circulation products covered by the present Regulation, the simplified declarations shall contain, in addition to other requirements, an indication of the net mass (kg) of the products concerned.
Where the local clearance procedure referred to in Article 263 of Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93 is used to put into free circulation products covered by the present Regulation, the notification to the customs authorities referred to in Article 266(1) of that Regulation shall contain all necessary data for the identification of the goods, as well as an indication of the net mass (kg) of the products concerned.
Article 266(2b) shall not apply to imports of the products covered by the present Regulation.
1. If it is found that, for one of the products and one of the periods listed in the Annex hereto, the quantity put into free circulation exceeds the corresponding triggering volume the Commission shall levy an additional duty.
2. The additional duty shall be levied on quantities put into free circulation after the date of application of the said duty, provided that:
— their tariff classification determined in accordance with Article 5 of Regulation (EC) No 3223/94 entails application of the highest specific duties applicable to imports of the origin in question,
— importation is effected during the period of application of the additional duty.
1. The additional duty imposed under Article 3 shall be one third of the customs duty applicable to the product given in the Common Customs Tariff.
2. However, for imports enjoying tariff preference as to ad valorem duty the additional duty shall be one third of the specific duty on the product in so far as Article 3 (2) applies.
1. The following are exempt from additional duty:
(a) goods imported against the tariff quotas listed in Annex 7 to the combined nomenclature;
(b) goods en route to the Community as defined in paragraph 2.
2. Goods shall be considered to be en route to the Community that:
— left the country of origin before the decision to impose additional duty, and
— are being transported under cover of a transport document valid from the place of loading in the country of origin to the place of unloading in the Community, drawn up before imposition of additional duty.
3. Interested parties shall provide evidence to the satisfaction of the customs authorities that the requirements of paragraph 2 are met.
However, these authorities may deem that goods left their country of origin before the date of imposition of additional duty if one of the following documents is provided:
— for sea transport, the bill of lading showing that loading took place before that date,
— for rail transport, the waybill accepted by the rail authorities of the country of origin before that date,
— for road transport, the road carriage contract (CMR) or another transit document made out in the country of origin before that date, if the conditions laid down in bilateral or multilateral arrangements concluded in the context of Community transit or common transit are observed,
— for air transport, the air way bill showing that the airline accepted the goods before that date.
This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities.
▼M33
Without prejudice to the rules governing the interpretation of the Combined Nomenclature, the description of the products is deemed to be indicative only. The scope of the additional duties for the purposes of this Annex is determined by the scope of the CN codes as they exist at the time of the adoption of this Regulation. Where 'ex' appears before the CN code, the scope of the additional duties is determined both by the scope of the CN code and by the corresponding trigger period.
Trigger period
Trigger level
(tonnes)
ex070200 00
— 1 October to 31 May
— 1 June to 30 September
— 1 May to 31 October
— 1 November to 30 April
— 1 November to 30 June
— 1 January to 31 December
— 1 December to 31 May
— 1 November to end of February
Mandarins (including tangerines and satsumas); wilkings and similar citrus hybrids
— 1 June to 31 December
— 1 January to 31 May
— 21 July to 20 November
— 1 January to 31 August
— 1 September to 31 December
— 1 January to 30 April
— 1 July to 31 December
— 1 June to 31 July
Cherries, other than sour cherries
— 21 May to 10 August
ex08 09 30
Peaches, including nectarines
— 11 June to 30 September
( 1 ) OJ No L 118, 20. 5. 1972, p. 1.
( 3 ) OJ No L 336, 23. 12. 1994, p. 22.
( 6 ) OJ L 297, 21.11.1996, p. 1.

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New family of powered loudspeakers delivers outstandingly accurate sound, high SPL capability and versatile connection and mounting options—ideal for musicians, DJs and sound technicians.
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Alto Professional loudspeakers, amps, and mixers will be featured in the hit show's third season as bar and club expert Jon Taffer transforms struggling venues into premier nightlife hot spots.
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You've probably heard that cinnamon health benefits can help control blood sugar. It's been in the news repeatedly the past few years. In one recent study, published in Diabetes Care, a group of type-2 diabetics took from ¼ to 1 tsp of cinnamon a day. All of them had a significant reduction in their blood sugar in just 40 days. As a result of this and other research, cinnamon is a common ingredient in supplement formulas designed to lower blood sugar.
Now the news about cinnamon has just gotten better. Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered that a particular extract in cinnamon can stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
The extract is CEppt. It's an amazing extract that has known antiviral properties. But these researchers wanted to see how it affects Alzheimer's. So they gave CEppt to mice that they bred to develop an aggressive form of Alzheimer's. Their disease didn't progress as usual. Instead, it slowed significantly. What's more, their activity and longevity matched those of healthy mice.
Just how does CEppt work? It inhibits the formation of substances that make the plaque found in Alzheimer's patients' brains.
CEppt may even be able to cure Alzheimer's after its molecules are already formed. Future studies will focus on this possibility.
Unlike type 2-diabetes, you can't obtain the Alzheimer's benefits of cinnamon by simply adding it to your diet or even by taking a cinnamon supplement. In large enough quantities, cinnamon becomes toxic. The answer is to extract CEppt from cinnamon bark. This extract isn't toxic. So you can take it in large quantities.
Many researchers are looking for a synthetic drug to inhibit Alzheimer's plaque. But these Israeli researchers are looking to make a natural extract that's safe and effective.
You won't find CEppt anywhere yet. But I expect it's on the horizon. I'll be sure to let you know as soon as it becomes available. Meanwhile, remember that cinnamon health benefits are effective in regulating blood sugar and in preventing viral infections in lower amounts. Sprinkle it on your cereal. Add it to your smoothies. And put some in your coffee or tea. It's possible taking it over a long period of time could help your memory.
via Cinnamon Health Benefits: Stop the Progression of Alzheimer's Disease : Underground Health Reporter.


With over 185 brands showcasing some of the most advanced solutions in print, advertising and digital marketing, Media Expo's capital edition commenced today at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
With over 185 brands showcasing some of the most advanced solutions in print, advertising and digital marketing, Media Expo's capital edition commenced today at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. At the occasion, Mr Raj Manek, Managing Director, Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Pvt Ltd shared: "Having established itself as an important event in the corporate calendar for media, ad and marketing professionals, the platform has time and again been acknowledged for its strong business-generating potential. I am confident that the 41st edition with a host of new innovations in advertising, signage, and print by over 150 exhibitors from India and abroad will once again offer excellent prospects for business and sourcing to modern marketers." The 41st edition also hosts companies from Asian countries like China and Korea eyeing the growing potential of the Indian market for solutions in the indoor and outdoor marketing.
Day one hosted buyers and marketers from across diverse business sectors alongside a stark majority of printers and advertising industry professionals. Captivated by a gamut of attractive merchandise, high quality printing solutions, cutting edge technologies in LED signage, point of purchase materials and environmental friendly mediums, intense inquiries on the showfloor kept exhibitors busy.
In terms of innovation, visitors were also seen banking on green solutions such as eco-friendly wall papers, eco-solvent printers, self-adhesive fabrics, die-less digital finishing, digital heat transfer technologies for garment application, 100% aqueous non-polluting print technology as well as breathable, washable, fire retardant, dry-strippable, bio-degradable fabrics. Eco-friendly fabrics that are compatible with eco-solvent, UV & Latex and direct dye sublimation machines were also a key attraction among visitors.
Spread across halls 11, 12 and 12A, Media Expo will be open for visitors until 24 September 2017.


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<?php

use mogman1\Jenkins\Server\MockServer;
use mogman1\Jenkins\Jenkins;
use mogman1\Jenkins\Exception\InvalidApiObjectException;
use mogman1\Jenkins\ApiObject\View;
use mogman1\Jenkins\JsonData;

class ViewTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {
  /**
   * @var Jenkins
   */
  private $jenkins;

  /**
   * @var MockServer
   */
  private $mockServer;

  public function setUp() {
    $this->mockServer = new MockServer();
    $this->jenkins = new Jenkins($this->mockServer);
  }

  public function testFactoryThrowsExceptionsWithMissingElements() {
    try {
      $view = View::factory($this->jenkins, new JsonData(array('name' => "foo")));
      $this->fail("No InvalidApiObjectException thrown");
    } catch (InvalidApiObjectException $e) {
      $this->assertEquals("'url' is required, but not found in build data", $e->getMessage());
    }

    try {
      $view = View::factory($this->jenkins, new JsonData(array('url' => "/")));
      $this->fail("No InvalidApiObjectException thrown");
    } catch (InvalidApiObjectException $e) {
      $this->assertEquals("'name' is required, but not found in build data", $e->getMessage());
    }
  }

  public function testFactory() {
    $view = View::factory($this->jenkins, new JsonData(array('name' => "Foo", 'url' => "/")));
    $this->assertInstanceOf('mogman1\Jenkins\ApiObject\View', $view);
    $this->assertEquals("Foo", $view->name);
    $this->assertEquals("/", $view->url);
  }

  public function testMultiFactory() {
    $views = View::multiFactory($this->jenkins, array(array('name' => "Foo", 'url' => "/"), array('name' => "Foo2", 'url' => "/foo2")));
    $this->assertEquals(2, count($views));
    $this->assertInstanceOf('mogman1\Jenkins\ApiObject\View', $views[0]);
    $this->assertEquals("Foo", $views[0]->name);
    $this->assertEquals("/", $views[0]->url);

    $this->assertInstanceOf('mogman1\Jenkins\ApiObject\View', $views[1]);
    $this->assertEquals("Foo2", $views[1]->name);
    $this->assertEquals("/foo2", $views[1]->url);
  }

  public function testUpdateThrowsException() {
    try {
      $view = new View($this->jenkins, "/", "test");
      $view->update();
      $this->fail("No RuntimeException thrown");
    } catch (\RuntimeException $e) {
      $this->assertEquals("update not implemented for views", $e->getMessage());
    }
  }
}

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text:
import falcon

HTTP_422 = '422 Unprocessable Entity'

class HTTPUnprocessableEntity(falcon.HTTPError):
    """HTTPUnprocessableEntity http error.

    HTTPError that comes with '422 Unprocessable Entity' status

    :argument: message(str) - meaningful description of what caused an error
    :argument: kwargs - any other option defined in
                        :py:class:`falcon.HTTPError`
    """
    def __init__(self, message, **kwargs):
        falcon.HTTPError.__init__(self,
                                  HTTP_422,
                                  'unprocessable_entity',
                                  message,
                                  **kwargs
                                  )


text:
Sports Cricket 09 May 2017 Shikhar Dhawan credi ...
Shikhar Dhawan credits IPL performance for recall to India's Champions Trophy squad
Published May 9, 2017, 3:24 pm IST
Updated May 9, 2017, 3:24 pm IST
Shikhar Dhawan has been picked as a first-choice opener along with Rohit Sharma, with Ajinkya Rahane providing back-up.
Shikhar Dhawan celebrated his inclusion in India's Champions Trophy squad with a match-winning fifty for Sunrisers Hyderabad against Mumbai Indians at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Uppal. (Photo: PTI)
Hyderabad: Left-handed Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan believes his performances in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) have earned him a spot in the 15-member squad for the Champions Trophy beginning June 1 in England and Wales.
Dhawan on Monday celebrated his inclusion in the Champions Trophy squad with a match-winning fifty for Sunrisers Hyderabad against Mumbai Indians at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Uppal.
The Indian southpaw shared a 91-run stand with Moises Henriques after losing his opening partner and captain David Warner early in their chase of 139. He led his team across the finish line with an unbeaten 62 off just 46 balls.
The 31-year-old has been picked as a first-choice opener along with Rohit Sharma, with Ajinkya Rahane providing back-up.
The left-handed opener, who is the second-highest run-scorer so far in this IPL edition with 450 in 12 matches, said he was pumped up to play for India in the Champions Trophy.
"I was obviously happy to know that my name is there Indian squad for the Champions Trophy but more than that I felt that it was a reward for my performances in the shorter formats and in the ongoing IPL," Dhawan said in an interview with iplt20.com.
"If I keep performing well, I believe those performances won't be ignored. I want to perform and keep playing for India as long as I can. I am pumped up to play the Champions Trophy," he added.
Dhawan, who was the highest run-scorer in the 2013 Champions Trophy in England with 363 runs from five matches at 90.75 and was also named the player of the tournament, further said the team will try to bring the cup back.
"I have some good memories of the tournament and I had a great one the last time we played there. We will try to bring home the Champions Trophy," he said.
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Caney Ridge is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Cherokee County, Oklahoma, United States, within the Cherokee Nation. It was first listed as a CDP prior to the 2020 census.

The CDP is in southeastern Cherokee County, on a ridge between two arms of Tenkiller Ferry Lake: Caney Creek to the north and Dry Creek to the south. The CDP is bordered to the north by Tenkiller, to the east by Barber, and to the south by Dry Creek. The western tip of the CDP touches the Illinois River in Tenkiller Ferry Lake.

Oklahoma State Highway 100 passes through Caney Ridge, leading east  to Stilwell and southwest  to its end at State Highway 82, which leads northwest  to Tahlequah, the Cherokee county seat.

Demographics

References

Census-designated places in Cherokee County, Oklahoma
Census-designated places in Oklahoma

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Belize No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Chunchucmil, Mexico No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Brady Glacier, Canada No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Camp Roberts, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Columbia Glacier, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Cordillera Real, Bolivia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Duke Forest, NC No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Dungun, Malaysia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Eastern Mojave, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Exit Glacier, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Panamint Range, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Fort Collins, CO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Hariharalaya, Cambodia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Injune, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rabbit Ears Site, CO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kings Canyon, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kobe, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kyungsang, South Korea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lampang, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lander River, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rio Grande, TX No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Manila, Philippines No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
San Antonio, TX No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Manam Island, Papua New Guinea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santa Monica Mountains, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Lofty, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Pinatubo,Philippines No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Wellington, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Taipei area, Taiwan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Nabesca, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santa Rosa Island, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santiam, OR No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Antarctic Penninsula - south No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Snake River, ID No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Usu, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Big Sur Coastline, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Chiapas, Mexico No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Central Ice Sheet, Greenland No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Patagonia - north No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Pasadena, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Aquateca, Guatamala No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Aso, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Avenal, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Awaji, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Bagley Icefield, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Brunei No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Cordillera Darwin, Chile No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Costa Rica No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Daintree, Austrailia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ohakune, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Okmok Volcano, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Phetchaburi, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Colorado Front Range, CO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Gerstle River, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Hayward Fault, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
HJ Andrews Forest, OR No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Madison, WI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Petermann Glacier, Greenland No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lake Coombabah, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lakekamu R, Papua New Guinea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Raco, MI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lawn Hill, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Saltville, VA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Samarahan, Malaysia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
San Bernardino Mountains, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mary River, Austrailia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
San Gabriel Mountains, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sungai Wain, Indonesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Monticello, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Motane, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Fitton, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Toondina, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Fuji, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sinoloa, Mexico No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Uthaithani, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Visayas, Philippines No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Beardstown, IL No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Southern Alps, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Wind River, WA/OR No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Antioch, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Augustine volcano, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Central Coast, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Honolulu, HI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Northwest Greenland No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Denali National Park, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
San Francisco, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Inyo Domes, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ivotuk Tower, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rio Lempa Watershed, El Salvador No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rio Platano, Nicaragua/Honduras No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Long Beach, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Magat, Luzon, Philippines No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rotorua, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Salt Lake City, UT No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sambaliung, Indonesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Manua Island, American Samoa No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santa Cruz Mountains, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Strangways, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Tetlin Junction, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Volcanoes Mocho/Villarrica, Chile No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Rainier, WA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Narathiwat, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sehulea Is, Papua New Guinea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Tomakomai, Japan No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ulua River, Honduras No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
St. Francis Mountains, MO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Yuba County, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Yucca Ridge, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Belize - northern No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Wanganui, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Web County, TX No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Wolf Creek, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Augustine Island, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Bishop, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Bolivar Peninsula, TX No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Cameron Highlands, Malaysia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Craters of the Moon, ID No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Platte River, NB No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ostler Fault, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Dot Lake, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Fairbanks, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Hiva Oa, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Jameson Island, MO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Bajo La Justa, Guatamala No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kanlaon Volcano, Philippines No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kilauea, HI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Raiatea, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Markham R, Papua New Guinea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rapa, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Long Valley, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Macquarie Island, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rosamond Lake, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ruapehu Volcano, New Zealand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Salinas, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
San Clemente Island, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santa Clarita, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Surat Thani, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Table Butte, ID No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Marin County, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Antarctic Penninsula - north No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Songkhla, Thailand No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Big Delta, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
North Channel, Great Lakes No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
North Park Site, CO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Patagonia - south No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
St. Charles, MO No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Washington DC No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Angkor, Cambodia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Atchafalaya Basin, LA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Bougainville, Papua New Guinea No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Oahu, HI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Darien National Park, Panama No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Dietrich Valley, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Fatu Hiva, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Glickson, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Guanajuato, Mexico No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Haleakala, HI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Hualalai, HI No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Hunter Region, Austrailia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Katmai Volcano, AK No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kinabalu, Malaysia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Kunoth, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Reveille Peak, NV No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rivas Site, Costa Rica No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rodeo Chediski Fire Scar, AZ No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santa Cruz Coast, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Lovea,Cambodia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Rose Island, American Samoa No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sabine Pass, TX No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Sacramento, CA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mission Range Mountains, MT No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Tanami Desert, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Mt. Franklin, Australia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Santiam Pass, OR No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Tubuai, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Ua Huka, French Polynesia No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Upolu, Western Samoa No campaigns listed. No dates provided.
Virginia Beach, VA No campaigns listed. No dates provided.


Unfortunately, due to the unavailability of the planned presenter and the difficulty in organising an alternative activity at short notice for this particular night, it has been decided that we cancel this scheduled Social Meeting. Despite this setback, please be assured that the club's committee is planning to hold further social nights and/or alternate gatherings throughout this year that will be of interest to members. As always, your suggestions and assistance in this regard would be very much appreciated. (Feedback can be sent to president@bbta.org or social@bbta.org or via any committee member.


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PEAR is short for PHP Extension and Application Repository. It provides a very easy method to get some common classes.
PEAR MDB2 is a database class. It is a successor of PEAR DB. I took a look at version 1.4.1 which is currently the latest stable one.
Something like .:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear should be in your include_path.
I took a small chess database to test this package. You can set it up with this sql file.
It's sad, but only including MDB2.php shows 5 "Deprecated"-messages and 6 warings because of "Strict Standards".
MDB2 offers lots of other features like choosing a (non)persistent connection, prepared statements or debuggin option. If you're interested in PEAR MDB2 I recommend to take a look at installationwiki.org.
PEAR. Received 24 September 2011.
PEAR MDB2. Received 24 September 2011.
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So, after a ridiculously long time (mostly because I watch kids during the day and I can only work on things in 10 or 15 minute slots, as well as chasing my own 10 month old around)...I have finally completed the next collection for the Pretty Princess Lovey by Bowtykes. Whew!
Neckline - In Gold, embroider around the edge between the Buff in R2 and the Boysenberry in R3.
together in front of dress and let ends hang down.
Head - In Buff, work as written. Embroider eyes between R11 and R12.
Wig Cap - In Black, work as written.
yarn piece into 4 strands and fluff.
Dress - Make as written in Black.
For R2, work in BLO.
R13-R14 -- sw to Violet.
In Buff, work R1 through R6 as written.
next st), repeat around but do not join, FO.
In Holly Berry, ch3, 8sc in 3rd ch from hook, sw to Gold, 2sl st in ea st around, FO.
Sew to dress just beneath the two ends of the collar.
Sew Head to dress at R2 of dress.
1hdc in each ch around, join.
Ch1, (picot in first st, sl st in next 3 sts) repeat around, ending on a sl st. FO.
Sew to head just above the Widow's Peak in R13.
next st, then proceed with R3 as written.
Black and Pewter to make 6 Black tentacles and 6 Pewter "space holders."
Charm - In Gold, embroider one small dot between "Bosom" to represent the snail-shell necklace.
In Hot Purple, work as written for bare arms (no sleeves).
beauty mark. Sew to dress.
Wig Cap - In White, work as written. Sew to head.
rest of the wig cap.
-Once all the hair is attached, hang the lovey upside down so all the hair hangs down evenly.
in the front. Spray again with the starch and allow to dry.
- Ch2, work 1hdc in ea st back around. FO.
Arms - Make 2 This way of making the arms makes them into long breezy sleeves, not actually arms, and is the same type of arms that I put on Mulan in a previous post. It made sense to me and I loved how they turned out but not everyone likes them. If you prefer, make the arms as directed in the base pattern instead using the colors indicated here.
- R1 - 2sc in 1st st, 1s in ea st across, 2sctog in last 2 sts. Ch2, turn.
- R2 - 2sctog, 1sc in ea st across, 2sc in last st, ch2, turn.
Continue alternating Row 1 and Row 2 until you have 13 rows. FO.
Head - In Honeydew, work as written. Embroider eyes as written between R11 and R12.
- FO. Sew to head with the picot in the front, between but just above the eyes.
FO with a tail for sewing. Then use the coordinating yarn to embroider the knobby shape (shown in the purple yarn in the pictures).
These are wonderful. I haven't had this much fun making things in a while. Thank you!
these are great ! thank you for sharing your talents. i do own the patterns from bowtykes and have made the princesses...now i can add to the collection. a soon to be mother wanted an ariel style...now i can also crochet an ursela !
Can't u help explain the 3 arms tubes to me?
I wouldn't recommend using fabric starrch to stiffen Ursula's hair, as it is toxic when ingested. Babies and toddlers will put anything in their mouths. Best to try a mixture of sugar and water as a stiffening agent.
Startch, is what the should read.
I would recommend a mixture of non-toxic school glue and water. This will stiffen the hair, make it safe for children, and not make it taste like candy! While I love a good sugar starch for a doily I wouldn't use it on a toy that has the potential to be mouthed.
Can you help me with the arm tubes? How many stitches do you start with? It says chain 2, but row one looks like it needs more than 2 chains. Thanks!
She did the same arm tubes (with fewer rows) for Mulan, so I think the chain 2 should have been a chain 12 like it is in the Mulan pattern.
I am having a lot of issues with the horns on Maleficent. Can you help me out please?? When I Do it according to the pattern it ends up REALLY wide and short and nothing like the ones in the picture... :( HELP!!
I'm having the same issue . The pattern ifor the horns not working for me at all.
I ended up writing my own :) good luck!
might have better luck asking those questions on her facebook page! :) looks like she's super active on there!
I'm having an issue creating the horns for Maleficent. Can you assist?
I adjusted the Maleficent horns by going with the pattern until Round 6 (12 stitches) then just single crocheting around until the horn was the length I wanted. On the last round instead of doubling the number of stitches I did another round of 2 SC in one, followed by 2 SC in next two stitches and then folded over and ended it. I had to make sure I kept my stitches tight and used a slightly smaller hook to help the horns stay pointy.


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PODCAST: Hazardous Locations for Glass
In today's show, Tessa, Bill, and Reuben talk about the hazardous locations for glass windows.
Reuben shares the hazardous places to install glass and discusses the use of tempered glass and safety film for glass. Bill confirms that using safety films is more cost-effective than replacing broken windows and sash. Tessa agrees that commercial establishments and other high-traffic areas should use tempered and safety glass.
Reuben talks about the 4 criteria that must be observed in the installation. He mentions R308.4 of the International Residential Code includes the locations where safety glazing is necessary. They also talk about using glass windows in stairwells, patio doors, showers, and bathtub areas.
Tessa shares that home inspectors are not code officials. They highlight that these recommendations in inspection reports are not defects but optional safety upgrades.
Bill Oelrich: So Reuben, I wanted to put you on the hot seat today and help educate the greater public where we need to be concerned about windows from a safety perspective. Welcome everyone. You're listening to Structure Talk a Structure Tech presentation. My name is Bill Oelrich, alongside Tessa Murry and Reuben Saltzman as always, your three-legged stool, coming to you from the Northland, talking all things houses, home inspections and anything else that's rattling around in our brain. On today's episode, we're gonna dig in a Reuben's brain about windows safety. And here's where this came from, I was binging on The Maid recently. Now, this is a Netflix series which I find…
Reuben Saltzman: Wait, you said, hold on, Bill. The Maid?
BO: The Maid, yes.
RS: Okay. Alright. I haven't heard it, but thank you. Okay.
BO: My wife is completely into it, so we kind of did this together our little downtime while our daughter is out at theater class or whatever she's got going on. So we're watching The Maid and there's a point kind of later in the series where the mom gets into this really manic episode, and she goes to break into a house that's hers, and she punches her hand through a window and it just destroys her like arm, it's a very gruesome scene. And I was starting to think that would have been helpful to have some tempered glass in that pane of window that she just put her hand through, so I know there's guidance around windows safety and glass safety and all these sorts of things. So Reuben, I wanted to put you on the hot seat today and help educate the greater public where we need to be concerned about windows from a safety perspective. How does the general public prevent a grand kid or a dog or somebody going through a piece of glass that's gonna hurt them in a big time way.
RS: I had my own experience with this. And now that I'm talking about it, I feel like I got deja vu. I wonder if we talked about this in a previous podcast, maybe years ago, but I had my own experience as a kid. I was running and I fell into a storm door and the glass was not tempered glass or safety glass, and this huge shard of glass went into my arm, and I probably should have got stitches. It was like we had to pull it out. And, yeah, it was nasty and I should have had stitches, but my mom was a nurse, and so if you're a kids… If you're the kid of a nurse, you don't get stitches or go to the hospital for anything, you get a butterfly bandage.
BO: It's funny.
RS: Yeah, so it healed just fine. But today, you wouldn't have that anymore. Today, that would be considered a hazardous location for glass, and that's the way our safety codes are written. As they say, when you've got a location where it's a hazardous location to have glass, then you need to do something special with it. And typically, it means it's gonna have to be tempered and doors would be one of those locations. And just so everybody understands, tempered glass means that if it breaks, it's gonna break into a million little pieces. It's not gonna be these big shards, it's gonna…
RS: Well, it's exactly what I said a million little pieces. And it's funny, I'm thinking about this now, I'm gonna have to put this picture in our show notes, I might even share it on our Facebook page for Structure Tech. I was at a grocery store down in Florida, and one of the sliding doors, they got those automatic sliding doors that go open and shut constantly. Huge pane of glass on one of those doors have the spider web cracking going out from it. And I just kinda looked at it and then I did a double take and I just went, wait a minute, that ain't right. Because if it's tempered glass it's not going to spider web, it's gonna shatter into a million pieces. You're not gonna have these big long crack. And I just thought to myself, "How in the world does this happen?"
Tessa Murry: How did they get away with that? Yeah.
RS: Yeah, well, you've got a commercial building, you've got a door, and it's not tempered glass. I know about residential code requirements, I don't know a whole lot about commercial establishments, but come on, help me out. Tessa, Bill, how could this happen?
TM: Especially in a high traffic area like that, it's really dangerous. Wow.
BO: Well, I think…
TM: It's Florida so who knows [chuckle]?
BO: I think upon further evaluation you're probably going to find a very thick film on top of that glass. So even if it's spider webbed out the way you saw it, it was contained by some other substance. And maybe it was just the fact that they couldn't make the door, the size that glass was, maybe it couldn't be constructed of tempered glass and they had to go some other angle. Something tells me that wasn't wrong, ones and zeros in your mind as it relates to safety glass didn't connect and you didn't see.
RS: That's really good Bill. I bet you're right. That makes a lot more sense. 'Cause there's a blog post I did and I did a video on it too. Dustin helped me with this back when he was on the team, and we did one on safety film. I had bought the safety film and we put it on some windows just to see how it reacts, and it's something that people can retroactively do. If you've got an old house and you've got windows and what's considered now a hazardous location for glass, you could apply this film on your glass and give it about the same level of safety, and we did a bunch of testing where we were smashing it and dropping rocks on it and see how it holds together. And it worked really well.
RS: I got a bunch of old window panes and we drop stuff on there and eventually to get it to get it to really knock out of the glass, we had to drop something so heavy that it busted the whole piece of glass out of the frame, but it still held all the glass together, so yeah, I'd bet you're right Bill. It must have been a film.
TM: Do you think that's cheaper than replacing the glass itself, Reuben been doing that film?
RS: Yeah, for sure. The film itself cost next to nothing, it's the labor putting it on where all the cost is, 'cause Dustin and I did it and oh my goodness, how aggravating that was trying to get all the air bubbles out and get it cut to size, so it doesn't look like you've got film on your window, I mean, that was a pain in the butt and professionals, they do charge a fair amount of money to get this done, but still it's a fraction of the cost of replacing the actual glass.
TM: It feels like something kind of trying to put a screen protector on your phone, and I feel like I can never do that without getting chunks of glints still under there and you take that times a 100 and it's almost impossible, I would think.
RS: That is a perfect analogy. Tessa Yes.
BO: So Reuben, I'm gonna ask you all the places where you need safety glass and why. So I'm gonna prep you for that. But this window film business, the only reason I know anything about it is because we put an egress window in our basement, and I went through all the proper channels, got all the permits, thought everything was cool, and the inspector was coming out to final the permit and he looked at the window and he said, "This isn't tempered glass." And I said, "Well, how can that… I don't know what to tell you." And he said, "This needs to be tempered glass," and I asked him, "Well, what other options do I have?" And he said, "Well, sometimes you can put film on it, but it's gotta be a certain thickness and… " he gave me some laundry list of things.
BO: Well, now my window downstairs has film on it, and he actually did come back and make sure I put it on and inspected the material, it was interesting to say the least, but… So I know this stuff exists and Tessa to answer your question, which is less expensive film or I'm just replacing the sash, it's film, I can't tell you as a percentage, but it was film, so I went with film instead of putting a brand new sash in a brand new window.
TM: So I'm sure Reuben's gonna get to this, but it must have been that that window was too close to the ground or something that it needed to be tempered. Do you remember what the reason was for that?
BO: I'll explain the location of it once Reuben can [chuckle]
RS: Okay well…
TM: Through the checklist.
RS: I think it would be a complete snooze fest if I went through the entire checklist. What I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna share kind of some of the most common things that we come across as home inspectors. Generally if you've got window inside of a bath tub area or really close to a bathtub, or someone could slip and go through, that would be considered a hazardous location. If you've got a window that meets all four of these requirements I'm about to list. And this is a critical part here is that it meets all four. So often, you get some old school home inspector saying, "Well, it's too close to the ground it needs to be tempered." No, no, no, no, no. It's all four. If a window is within 18 inches of the ground, the bottom edge is within 18 inches of the ground, and the top edge is more than three feet off the ground, I'll let you think that through, top edges more than three feet and the total glazed area, that chunk of glass, is more than nine square feet, we're talking three foot by three foot.
TM: That's a big window.
RS: A big big piece of glass. And now, this is an easy one, almost all windows have this and you gotta walk in surface within three feet of it, if it meets all four of these, then it's considered hazardous location, but if one of those is missing… If the bottom edge is 19 inches above the ground, doesn't matter if it's 10 square feet of glass, it's not considered a hazardous location. So that's one that a lot of home inspectors and other professionals get tripped up on, and so I wanted to clarify that. But I mean, as far as all the rest of the requirements, Bill, I've got this book in my hand, it's called Code Check, we love code check, put out by Skip Walker past guest on our show, Douglas Hansen, he needs to be a guest on our podcast.
BO: Yeah.
RS: I gotta get Douglas Hansen on this podcast. We will get him on the podcast now that we're thinking about it. But they've got these series of books to help build in officials and home and inspection type people like us, get quick answers. Just stop. So I pulled out my flip chart here and I turned over to the section on safety glazing, and I'm holding it up for Bill and Tessa, it's like…
RS: It is like a full page where it lists all the places where you need to have safety glazing. There's a ton of hazardous locations, so we won't bore anybody by listing them all. I'll tell you, if you wanna figure it all out, you go to chapter three in the IRC, The International Residential Code, you turn to section A so it's section 308.1 through four basically lists a ton of the locations. So that's where you could go if you wanna read about it, but I'm not gonna put anybody to sleep today.
BO: I do have a question about walking surface isn't any floor a walking surface?
RS: I would say so. Yup.
BO: Okay, so then any window that's closer to the floor than 18 inches begins this conversation?
RS: Right.
BO: And if it's higher than 18 inches, we don't have a conversation?
RS: That's right yeah, but there's all kinds of stuff that might trigger this, any wet areas, if it's in a stairwell that's considered a hazardous location, lots of other reasons for something to be hazardous.
BO: Okay, well, talk about the stairwell. Does the stairwell need that 18-inch to the floor criteria thing, or is that just a stand-alone…
RS: Yeah, we don't even need to worry about any of that if it's a stairwell. It's basically like if it's a stairwell, then that's a hazardous location. Unless the glass, and I gotta find it where it says it on the sheet here, but going by memory, I think it's a master glass is more than 60 inches above your walk-in surface. Once you're more than five feet up, they say it's okay to be in a stairwell without having it tempered. But less than five feet, that's hazardous.
BO: Okay, now you're peaking my interest. What's a stairwell?
RS: I don't know, a stairway. It's the enclosure for a stairway.
BO: Okay, you're using specific words there, and this relates to me, and this is why I'm gonna keep pushing on this, so it's an enclosure? Is this a landing where a step makes it like a 900 degree or 180 degrees or is it just where a stairway pores into a room?
RS: Let me read what this says. It says, "If you have glass that's less than 60 inches," well, actually it says glazing, "glazing less than 60 inches horizontally from the bottom stair landing measured in a 180-degree arc from the lowest tread nosing and 36 inches above the landing" with some exceptions that we're not getting into. So Bill, I don't know what that means.
BO: Here's what I got caught up in the mix, 'cause my window, our egress window, is that the base of our stairs, but it goes down and it's on the wall where their handrail is, right? So the handrail goes down, the landing, the floor, the basement floor. And then there's my window on the left side of you as you're walking down. Like for me to go through that window, falling down my stairs, I would have to bounce off the basement floor, go up 38 or 42 inches with enough force to then break through the glass and fall out into my window wall, which is also…
RS: So, is this within three feet of the stairway of the steps?
BO: Yeah, it is, it is. Yes.
RS: Well, I can't… Alright, well, it's considered a hazardous location, I can't explain to you exactly how this fall is supposed to happen.
BO: I know. I need to get way more muscular than I am and have more tension in my body to be able to jolt up like that, but when I was talking with the inspector, he was kind of like, "Hey dude, this is my job. I noticed this, I gotta say something, I can't just walk away." I'm like, "Fine". But it's just, it's ridiculous on the face that that's a dangerous location, I mean…
RS: Objection noted.
[chuckle]
BO: Okay, thank you. And I will say that the inspector who came to my house was a perfectly pleasant person. It wasn't like he was trying to wheel the long arm of the laws so to speak. He just was like, "Call me when you do the film thing, I'll come back and sign off on it." I'm like, "Okay, sounds good." But okay, patio doors. Is every single patio door tempered?
RS: They should be. I assume that they always are. For the first, I don't know, five, six, seven years of my home inspection career, I was very diligent about looking in the corners of the glass on every one of these doors because some instructor at some course told me that this is what I need to do as a home inspector, and after looking at, I don't know, maybe a 1000 of them and not seen one that didn't have it, I kinda quit looking for it. I just went, "What am I spending my time doing? I've got bigger fish to fry." So as far as I know, all of them are tempered.
BO: And the most common spot, Tessa, you find these objectionable windows. What would you say?
TM: Well, I think it depends on the age of the house, obviously, like I was just thinking, when we're talking about windows and stairways, like an image of a house built in 1900 or 1920 comes to mind where they always have windows at the top of the landing, and windows along the stairway, and a lot of times too, there'll be a window in a shower or above a bathtub enclosure in a house that age. And I have run across some old French doors in houses that are like 1920s that have glass that doesn't appear to be tempered that are original French doors and storm doors and stuff. But you know, I'd say newer houses, I pretty much just kind of rely on the fact that builders are hopefully installing the correct kind of glass, and like Reuben said, I'm not checking every single little corner for the little sticker on every potential location where it should be, maybe I should be doing that, but I just kind of assume that they've installed it correctly.
BO: I think Reuben has already said now, don't spend your time on that. [laughter]
RS: Yeah, it's not on the doors. Now, one that we find wrong a lot of the time though, is in shower areas and bathrooms and those enclosures. A lot of the time we do find those wrong. That's one I do always look for.
BO: That's wrong because there's a window inside your shower, okay? [chuckle] I'm not… I hope, I don't hurt anybody's feelings, but can you think about a worse place to put a window?
RS: No, Bill, no, I cannot but and I'm really not so much thinking about a shower, but I'm thinking about bathtub areas where you've got a bathtub and you've got a window above that.
BO: Well, I think what you just touched on, Reuben, is that they all started as bathtub areas and then as time, those are all old houses, and then as our lives became more modern and people added showers, they were just, "Well, we'll build this around here and make it nice and watertight, we'll put a shower curtain over this hole in your wall and that should keep all the water out," right?
RS: Right. Yes.
BO: There's not many places that you have to be concerned about, so my whole thought process of pounding your hand through a window to unlock the house that you used to own but is now occupied by somebody else, that's a pretty low level of concern for a home inspector. You're not gonna look at those windows.
TM: Yeah, well, and also, I was just gonna add to… We're home inspectors we're not code officials, and so when we're going through a house that's built in 1920, and we find this untempered glass in these hazardous locations, we're putting it in our report because it's a potential safety issue, and so we make a recommendation to replace the glass with something that's tempered or install this protective film, but it's just a recommendation and it's really a recommendation for an upgrade.
RS: Yes.
TM: It's not ever anything that has to be done.
RS: Yes, that is so well put, Tessa. It's not a defect.
TM: Right.
RS: This is a safety upgrade that you may want to do at your house, let people know what the risk is, and we're not there telling them, "Hey, look, you have to do this." It's like, "Hey, here's the risk. You fall through it, it's gonna be a bigger injury, if you wanna make it a little safer, you could do this," but it's not like we're coming down with the code book saying, "Look, here it says in IRC, blah, blah, blah for a new house, and now you must upgrade due to your 100-year-old house." It's like…
TM: Right, right.
RS: No, put this stuff in context, make people understand what's really happening here.
TM: Yeah, wouldn't that be a nightmare if you had to take a 1920 house and make everything up to code? Think about the stairway heights and clearances and outlet locations and GFC… All that stuff that you would have to rip out and redo. It's ridiculous.
RS: Oh, I couldn't imagine, couldn't imagine.
BO: Well, as an owner of an old house, I think they just let you out of the hook. I mean, until you open up certain walls or you do certain construction, then they need you to do it, but… Reuben, you used to do time of sale inspections, TSIs in the big cities here. Is there any requirement for reporting on these glass in dangerous locations inside of a time of sale home inspection or time of sale inspection?
RS: Bill, I have not done a truth in housing evaluation for so many years now. I'm still licensed in Minneapolis in St. Paul I'll have you know though, but I've never…
TM: Does that license ever expire? How long is it good for?
RS: No, it expires every year and I keep renewing it.
TM: Oh.
RS: I'm paying insurance for it, and I'm renewing my license. I don't know why, Tess, I ought to just quit.
TM: Well, it's not an easy license to acquire, if I recall.
RS: That's why. Yeah, it was such a pain in the butt.
TM: Yes, yeah.
RS: But whom I'm kidding. When am I ever gonna go back out and do that again? Sorry, I'm getting side-tracked, Bill. I don't know, that was like a long-winded answer saying, I don't know, I don't remember there ever being anything about it, I'm sure there's nothing about it in any TISH guidelines, I'm sure of it, Bill.
BO: Okay, alright, well, some of this glass at the bottom of steps would probably be useful to know about, but again, it would be a burden to fix any of that. To fix it right would probably be really expensive, and then who's gonna do it and how soon that couldn't be a required repair, it would just be a nightmare for the city to have to manage. Okay, so there's nothing to worry about if you… All you gotta know is 18 inches. It starts… It always starts from the floor, right? 18, 36, 9 squared feet and walking surface.
RS: You got it Bill.
BO: I passed the test.
RS: Yeah, well done.
BO: Awesome. Alright, I do pay attention. I do pay attention.
RS: You're good, you're good. [chuckle] You've got good retention.
BO: Yeah, alright, well, I think that's gonna put a bow on this one, so thank you everybody for listening. You've been listening to Structure Talk, a Structure Tech presentation. My name is Bill Oelrich alongside Tessa Murray and Reuben Saltzman. We appreciate you. Any time you need window safety information, please check out Reuben's blog.
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How Boris Johnson Broke the Brexit Interregnum
Maurice Glasman
Boris Johnson resolved the Brexit impasse through transforming the class basis of the Conservative Party, renewing his party for a generation, ripping into the Labour heartlands by aligning Brexit with national renewal, and exposing the class divisions within Labour by siding with the poor.
With one throw of the dice, Boris Johnson broke the Brexit interregnum. After three years of frantic inertia, he resolved the impasse through transforming the class basis of the Conservative Party. In doing so, he has renewed his party for a generation and ripped into the Labour heartlands by aligning Brexit with national renewal and exposing the class divisions within Labour by siding with the poor.
Although the Conservatives led across every social class, their lead in the skilled and unskilled working class was particularly emphatic. Boris has no equal in cabinet. There is no coherent opposition, his majority is impregnable and all his MPs have signed up to his agenda. Hail Caesar. Meet the new King of Merry England. Good King Boris.
His goal is to make his domination hegemonic through two measures. The first is to identify the Tories with the working class and the country towns and distance them from London and finance. Putney went Labour and Bolsover went Tory. Look up the difference in house prices between the two. It is a class polarisation against the ruling financial and cultural elite.
Ministers have been banned from going to Davos. The Conservative vote went down across the home counties, and especially those areas nearest London. That was the logic behind proroguing Parliament and the expulsion of the remain rebels from the Party. The Conservatives were happy for them to vote Lib-Dem and Labour. Instead the party concentrated entirely on the towns and villages of the North and the South, the country shires and the post-industrial working class, the basis of the Brexit coalition. "Fuck business." The Conservatives will be more northern and proletarian and Boris will drink beer with his new MPs in the many bars in Parliament. The Cavaliers will lord it over the Puritans.
The second step was to break from fiscal orthodoxy and embrace the activist state. Expect to see a thousand Boris busses bombing around the country lanes of England in partnership with local government. Expect a house building boom. The PM will violate EU rules on state aid and competition law with relish, while Labour will cleave to the constraints of the single market and the rulings of the ECJ.
During the election campaign, the Conservatives pledged state aid to small regional businesses while not pointing out that half of Labour's manifesto would have been illegal under EU Law. They quietly renounced Thatcherism. Boris will be the heir to Keynes while Labour will uphold the rectitude of Hayek forever enshrined in the Lisbon Treaty and its sovereignty over the single market and customs union. While Boris will point out the distinction between free trade and free movement, Labour won't know the difference between the two. The interregnum has been broken, and as in 1979 it has broken to the right.
Pope Francis said recently that we are not living through an era of change but a change of era. This Conservative victory is an important part of defining what the features of the new era are. The previous consensus was defined by four shared assumptions; that the nation state, democracy, the working class and conservatism would matter less. The dominant forces were the educated middle-class, globalisation, written constitutions and liberalism. Blair and Cameron expressed this perfectly.
Brexit is a sign of the times, a glimpse of the future but the progressive mind can only see it as reactionary, nostalgic and backward looking. The decisive role of the working class in asserting national sovereignty through its democratic vote in order to renew the ancient institutions of Parliament and the common law is incomprehensible to the left. The new era is a foreign country for those who thought the arc of history was with them.
The scale of Labour's defeat last Thursday is hard for the progressive mind to comprehend. Like the death of a loved one, who has survived terrible illness before, it is both shocking and predictable. The responses of blame, avoidance, denial, anger, displacement and depression from the Labour family are also shocking and predictable. Labour is like a family from hell. Full of hate and blame and unable to understand how it got here. Labour is no longer a tribe and has lost its homeland. It's gonna be lonely this Christmas.
This is because Labour is out of relationship with its history, traditions and the communities that created and cherished it. So out of touch that it couldn't see the rejection coming. It now shares the entropic fate of the French, Italian, German, Belgian and Dutch Labour Parties, who have shrunk progressively into irrelevance, replaced by nationalist and Green Parties on the whole. Drained of their national purpose by the constraints of the European Union, social democracy has no conception of the social, or of democracy. Labour now shares their fate which means irrelevance and endless meetings that go nowhere. Just a slow and inexorable decline. It marks the end of British exceptionalism on the Left, just as we leave the EU.
It could have been so different. In 2017, when Labour said it respected the result of the referendum, it surged through the final two weeks of the campaign. The Conservatives, running on the policy of "lose your mind, lose your home", turned a Brexit election into a discussion of the financial consequences of dementia.
There were indications of disaffection as Mansfield and North Derby turned blue; but the heartlands believed that Corbyn was a faithful son of Tony Benn and he had spent a lifetime denouncing the EU as a capitalist club where no-one was accountable. Against the current of continental Europe, Labour alone was a vital and renewed social-democratic party committed to nationalisation and the redistribution of wealth. Brexit was a source of socialist renewal and democracy was re-affirmed as the means of resisting the domination of the rich and their decades of relentless plundering. But, then, Corbyn's Labour renounced Brexit.
One of the reasons why the election result seemed so shocking was that the working class were supposed to be on the wrong side of history, to not really matter anymore. Despite the result of the Brexit referendum, it was assumed that the task for Labour was to build a coalition of "progressive" voters around a second referendum which they called a "people's vote". The difference between 2017 and 2019 was that the working class noted that Labour was blocking Brexit and denying the legitimacy of their vote (see Analysis #42 - Labour Lost Because it Failed to Grasp the Democratic Opportunity of Brexit; Analysis #43 - The Workers' Revolt Against Labour). Corbyn's Labour sided with global capitalism. It is a minor irony in all this that Andrew Murray and Seamus Milne, who prided themselves on their Marxist analysis with a central role for class ran a campaign based on "values" and were trounced by the Conservatives who placed a relentless stress on the working class and transferring their loyalties. Labour Marxists turned out to be Whigs. What a lot of luggage for such a short journey.
The deep complicity between New Labour and the Corbyn Project was shown here. The progressive certainty that history was going in one direction, towards the free movement of people and things, that technology would dissolve place and borders in an undifferentiated swirl in which only the individual and Treaty law mattered.
That the future was based on globalisation was unquestioned between them, as was the idea that the nation state and democracy no longer really mattered. This Whig theory of history is as untrue now as it ever was. The working class, the Nation-State and democracy are key features of the new era. Far from being losers, the post-industrial working class has decided the two most significant votes of our time.
And the Left was the loser. The progressive illness has dissolved the ties that bind because it has no concept of society, of the social, of belonging and inheritance. Trapped in an endless now, it lost the future. The coalition of Peter Mandelson and John McDonnell that tied Labour to a second referendum is the key to understanding the catastrophic defeat because it finally ruptured the connection between the working class and Labour. It said, you didn't know what you were doing. It said that democracy does not decide issues in our society. It said that it had no faith in our country to decide its future through democratic politics but that it had to be contracted out to an unaccountable system of directives and laws.
By embracing a second referendum, Labour crossed a line. It no longer supported workers who trusted democracy more than the European Court of Justice when it came to their rights. Labour thought that the consequences would be catastrophic and displayed no confidence that our country could flourish outside frictionless capitalism. The Left suddenly became experts in just-in-time supply chains as if capitalism, the most adaptable economic system ever devised, would not be able to cope. They were not faithful to the marriage and it is now over. There is no evidence that there will be a reconciliation.
At the last election, Labour lost Mansfield by a thousand votes. Now the majority is more than 16,000. The Scottish working-class have not returned to Labour, but moved to a nationalist party and show no sign of remorse. Once rejected, they move on and don't look back. In Michael Lind's recent book, The New Class War, he makes the connection between class and geography, between hubs and heartlands. Labour is the party of the hubs, but the Conservatives now lay claim to the heartlands.
And beyond the immediate devastation of defeat, is the existential horror of what it means. The severing of the long-term marriage with the working class that created the Labour Party in the first place. It opens the space for the emergence of a genuinely nasty right-wing populist Party as an alternative to Labour and the Conservatives. The Brexit Party is merely a mild taster of what the future portends. The Conservative vote only rose a few percent overall, many former Labour voters went for the Brexit Party. What was clear is that the Labour vote collapsed in the heartlands and the Brexit Party saved more Labour seats than it lost.
The glory of Labour was its ability to express the Labour interest within the framework of the inherited Parliamentary and legal institutions asserting democratic politics as an alternative to violence. While the rest of Europe did polarise and went Fascist or Communist, Labour retained the affections of the working-class and engaged in the politics of war and peace. Defeating the Nazis in the War Coalition and then creating the National Health Service, nationalising steel, coal and the railways, creating the National Trust and the Green Belt.
The virtues of civility, generosity, and kindness in the public square are easily dismissed and hard to retain. Labour was the source of that politics and with its departure from the working-class communities it used to represent, a sullen resentful politics looms. Something closer to the Front National or the AfD in Germany.
The new Government needs to offer something more than electoral success and some infrastructure projects; it needs to build on the politics of earning and belonging, of contribution and civic renewal. Over the past 40 years, the counties and towns of our country have been denuded of its assets and inheritance. None of the building societies that were demutualised in the last 40 years exist any longer as local institutions. The endowment of regional banks so that there is access to capital once more is an essential part of that. The recognition of vocation is also essential and the establishment of vocational colleges for building, maintenance, social care and taxi driving with apprenticeship laws that regulate labour market entry would address the skills required for building homes, caring for the elderly and the 85% of the economy that functions outside globalisation.
The dignity of labour is the foundation of this. It should be the basis of Labour's alternative. The central question for the next ten years is whether the Conservatives can recognise that their future now lies with labour.
Maurice Glasman is a member of the House of Lords and the founder of Blue Labour.
This essay originally appeared on Unherd.


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This website presents information about selected trials for religious crimes held in the Caribbean between the 1760s and the 1980s. Most of the trials relate to obeah, but some are for transgressions of the Trinidadian Shouters Prohibition Law, while others are for breaches of medical licencing laws and vagrancy laws. The material was collected as part of the the research process for Diana Paton's book The Cultural Politics of Obeah: Religion, Modernity, and Colonialism in the Caribbean World. The researchers who collected the material were Diana Paton, Maarit Forde, Suzie Thomas, Helen McKee, and Jennifer Kain. Some of it was cited in that book, or used as evidence for quantitative claims, but much more data was collected than could be used there. This website, funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council, makes that material available to anyone who would like to use it. The original research was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, the Leverhulme Trust, and Newcastle University.
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Rock musician Dave Navarro of Jane's Addiction will appear on a popular cable drama series, Entertainment Weekly reports. The series is FX's "Sons of Anarchy," where Navarro is set to appear in the final two episodes of the current season.
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