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Sheraton Santa María De El Paular
Carretera M-604 KM 26.5, 28741 Rascafria, Spain
Rascafria, 104 m from the city centre. Carretera M-604 KM 26.5 See on map
Located just an hour north of Madrid and nestled in the heart of the rolling green countryside, the Sheraton Santa Maria de El Paular is...
Los Espinares
Avda. Cascajales, 52-54, 28740 Rascafria, Spain
Rascafria, 662 m from the city centre. Avda. Cascajales, 52-54 See on map
Surrounded by the idyllic mountain landscape of the Sierra Norte de Madrid, this small rural hotel is ideal for a peaceful break in the...
Posada El Campanario
Amargura, 11, 28740 Rascafria, Spain
Rascafria, 215 m from the city centre. Amargura, 11 See on map
Posada Campanario, small rural establishment with charm in Rascafria, mountain village in the Paular Valley, Sierra de Guadarrama...
Hotel Rural Los Manzanos
Avenida del Valle, 50, 28740 Rascafria, Spain
Rascafria, 282 m from the city centre. Avenida del Valle, 50 See on map
Los Manzanos is one of the pioneer establishments of tourism in Rascafría. In 2011 it has been completely renovated. Its newly built...
Hospedium El Rincón de Rascafría
Plaza Del Dos De Mayo 4, 28740 Rascafria, Spain
Rascafria, 125 m from the city centre. Plaza Del Dos De Mayo 4 See on map
19 km from Del Arroyo and 19 km from Collado, the property provides ski storage space, as well as a shared lounge. The property is...
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Home › Land dealings › Dealing requirements › Requests › Request 11R Certificate of Title
Request for production of certificate of title
Request form 11R (PDF 150 KB)
Legislation - s12(1)(a) Real Property Act 1900
Where the certificate of title is required for the registration of a dealing and the holding party will not produce the title on request, a party to the dealing can request the Registrar General to direct the holding party to produce the title. Non-compliance by the holding party will not prevent registration of the dealing and a notification as to the non-production will be entered on the Torrens Title Register.
Note Action pursuant to s12(1)(a) Real Property Act 1900 will not be taken where the applicant, and not the holding party, would ordinarily receive the certificate of title following registration of the subject dealing, e.g. a transfer or first mortgage. See s138 Real Property Act 1900.
(B) The reference to title for the land affected by the request must be stated.
(C) The registered number of the interest affected by the request must be stated. The reference to title for the land affected by the request must be stated.
The applicant must be the party requiring production of the certificate of title for the registration of a dealing that is otherwise in registerable form.
(F) A short description of the nature of the request and relevant legislation must be stated.
(G) Full details of the request must be stated.
The reference to title, the name of the person holding the title and the number of the dealing awaiting registration must be stated.
A statutory declaration by the applicant must accompany the dealing stating:
the full postal address of the holder of the certificate of title
that formal demand for production has been made on the holder
the details of the manner of that demand
that the holder refused production even after tendering of the production fee and
the grounds of refusal.
See execution requirements for companies, witnesses etc pages.
(I) Not to be completed (see NOS form above).
After connection to the subject dealing refer to Legal through the Senior Examining Officer.
Following production of the certificate of title
Register the subject dealing.
Register the Request:
TRANSACTION HIST.
Following non-production of the certificate of title
PRIME CODE NPCT
DETAILS [dealing type and number] Has Been Entered On The Certificate Of Title, Production Of Which Has Been Dispensed With
DELIVERY DETAILS NOCT.

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Duncan är en ort i Kanada.   Den ligger i provinsen British Columbia, i den sydvästra delen av landet,  km väster om huvudstaden Ottawa. Duncan ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Duncan är kuperad norrut, men söderut är den platt. Den högsta punkten i närheten är Mount Prevost,  meter över havet,  km nordväst om Duncan. Närmaste större samhälle är North Cowichan,  km norr om Duncan.

I omgivningarna runt Duncan växer i huvudsak blandskog. Runt Duncan är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.  Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är december, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är juli, med  mm nederbörd.

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Yesterday I shared my New Years resolution. And I asked you to join me. I also shared that our new ebook is being released today and I am super excited to hear what you think.
A few weeks ago, I asked for a few of you to give me your first thoughts. Within a few minutes, I received several offers. And the response has been amazing. Almost everyone of the ladies asked for permission to pass the ebook along to a friend or women's ministry leader.
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Do you ever feel like there has to be more to life than simply surviving each day? As the mom of four kiddos, I begged for there to be more than the exhaustion that I was feeling. It was in that pit that I realized that God was my answer and hope. And I realized that sitting at His feet each morning for a quiet time was the only way that I was going to make it through each day with purpose.
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After reading A Quiet Time Worth the Time, I incorporated some of those guidelines and even thought "Boy, how will I be able to wake up early every morning and have time to myself and even try and do it on weekends too!" But now I'm excited for those mornings!! I can hardly wait to wake up and spend my first moments with Him.
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Zack Baddorf
Counter Extremist Narratives
Conflict & Stabilization
Refugees & Migration
Educational & Cultural Affairs
Trapped in a Syrian Town Under Siege
In Democracy & Human Rights, Print
As published by VICE on Oct. 15, 2013
One-year-old Rana, who starved to death
When she was brought to a field hospital in rebel-held Moadamia, one mile north of Syria's capital, Rana Obaid had all the signs of severe malnutrition—a bloated belly, glassy eyes, hollow cheeks, and bloodied gums. Doctors examined her but there was little they could do.
The one-year-old died within the day. Cause of death: starvation.
WARNING: Graphic footage. Rana Obaid only weighed 15 pounds. The speaker in this video says that this a typical case of malnutrition: a clear loss of fat tissue on her body, especially under the skin, as well as symptoms of vitamin deficiency, bleeding in the mucus membranes, and protruding eyes.
After he viewed the videos, Dr. Maher Nana told me he had noticed bleeding in the child's gum, which is typical of Vitamin C deficiency. "To reach this point of Vitamin C deficiency, you need to be in a deep, profound malnutrition," explained Nana, a Syrian American who runs a family practice in Florida and who travels regularly to Syria.
"You really have to be not eating anything," he said.
Rana wasn't the first Syrian to die of hunger in Moadamia. A seven-year-old girl died due to malnutrition on Friday. Three other children (aged three, five, and seven) and two women (aged 34 and 48) also slowly starved to death, because Syrian President Bashar al Assad's military and regime-backed militias had besieged the town.
Duaa al Sheikh, a 7-year-old Syrian girl in Moadamia, died due to malnutrition on Friday.
Back in mid-August, the town fell victim to the Sarin nerve gas chemical attack by the Assad regime. Over the past year, the town's population dropped from 70,000 to 12,000. Most had fled, but the remaining residents have no way to leave. More than half are women and children, according to the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.
Anyone who tries to leave "gets shot or tortured to death," Moadamia resident, Dani al Qappani told me over Skype that regime snipers will shoot people if they attempt to leave the town.
For nearly a year, the town has been under siege, meaning no food or medical supplies have been brought in, not even through humanitarian aid agencies. Bread supplies ran out more than six months ago.
The residents eat just whatever they can grow—olives, figs, berries, pomegranates, and foliage like grape leaves.
"It's just something to keep them alive basically," Dr. Nana said. "The leaves that you eat have no nutrition. It's empty. It's just to fill their stomachs."
Moadamia resident and field hospital physician, Dr. Omar Hakeem, told me there's "widespread hunger" in the town.
"Our children are dying between our hands one by one, not because of the bombing," 26-year-old Dani said.
But there is bombing, too.
In addition to the daily battles between regime and opposition troops, the town is also under near constant regime attack by shelling. I heard shells exploding in the background over Skype while I interviewed the Moadamia natives. Dani apologized for the delay, "I am so, so sorry," he said. "There is heavy shelling."
Once the shelling subsided, Dani continued: "One year under siege. One year under heavy shelling. One year and our blood is being shed. We don't fear death any more."
The opposition estimates about 700 people were killed there.
"People live most of their time in shelters because of shelling from artillery and rocket launchers," Dr. Hakeem said.
Electricity has been out for a year.
Children don't go to school, because the schools are either "destroyed or deserted due to heavy shelling," according to Dani. The town's field hospital ran out of almost "everything," he said. When people are sick, they take painkillers.
"Few people take the risk of walking in the streets," Dani said. "The regime kills us daily and no one cares. The streets are empty. The shelling never stops."
Life is "a disaster," he said. Hakeem described the siege as "genocide."
Regime jetfighters bombed Moadamia three times on Tuesday, killing two people, injuring ten others, and destroying one of the two remaining water pipes, according to Qusai Zakarya, a spokesperson for the local city council in Moadamia.
"The people here are determined to defend their land and their homes until the last drop of blood," Hakeem, 26, said that he has been physically weakened and exhausted from treating the chemical weapons victims.
Dani feels that dying from starvation is the worst way to die. It's a "slow death," he said.
Dani recorded a video of a mother with her malnourished child. When he asked her why the child is malnourished, she replied, "I have nothing left—nothing to feed him and no milk." The mother said she makes soup for him if she can find some. Otherwise, she explained, "Water does the job."
In an exclusive video shot for VICE, Dani interviewed the mother of a malnourished child in their home in Moadamia.(Another case of malnutrition in Moadamia al Sham.)The number of deaths due to starvation may rise soon, Dr. Hakeem said. In his field hospital, 15 children are now in intensive care—all at risk of death from malnutrition.
A simple fix would be milk.
Milk contains all the electrolytes, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, and other elements essential for human survival, Hakeem said. "Women can produce milk, even if they are malnourished, [but] some women cannot produce milk at all," said Nana, the doctor in Florida. "In this case, there's no alternative, no other way" to feed the children because no cow milk or artificial milk are left in town.
The UN's humanitarian chief, Valerie Amos, confirmed that the UN has been unable to deliver supplies to the town for nearly a year, "despite repeated attempts, due to security constraints."
"Civilians continue to be targeted or denied access to food and emergency medical treatment in many places across Syria in this horrendous crisis," she said in a statement. "I call on all parties to agree a pause in hostilities to allow humanitarian agencies immediate and unhindered access to evacuate the wounded and provide life-saving treatment and supplies in areas where fighting is ongoing."
The Syrian government would have to grant the UN's World Food Programme permission before it can provide aid in Moadamia.
"Our food is ready," said Abeer Etefa, WFP's senior spokesperson for the Middle East. "We're always ready and we take any opportunity, no matter how small it is… to get to the people in need."
Abeer spoke to me over the phone from her office in Cairo. "[WFP] is a humanitarian org," she said. "We can only appeal. We can only request access. We can only push and request permissions to go [provide aid]. At that point, our mandate stops."
Amos emphasized that both the Syrian government and the rebels have an obligation under international human rights and international humanitarian law to protect civilians and "allow neutral, impartial humanitarian organizations safe access to all people in need."
Nearly a year into the Moadamia siege, there's been limited progress.
"There are no ongoing talks on a ceasefire," Khalid Saleh, the opposition coalition's media director, told me. "The Assad regime offered the Free Syrian Army to allow humanitarian aid in, if they drop their weapons and withdraw from the suburbs of Damascus. However this means Assad forces will take over the area, so, of course, they did not agree."
On Saturday, the regime permitted the Red Cross and the Red Crescent to evacuate about 1,000 women, elderly and children from Moadamia. They are being held at a school, according to Zakarya. The coalition alleges that 10 boys evacuated in the group were kidnapped. They report that four of these boys were released after being tortured "while undergoing intense questioning" about rebel forces in Moadamia.
Moadamia is not the only town under siege. About two million people in rebel-held areas near Damascus are trapped by regime forces and can't get outside aid.
The opposition has been asking international aid agencies and a variety of international leaders, including U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, to pressure the Syrian regime to create humanitarian corridors that would permit food and medicine to be transferred into the besieged areas.
"Promises to help were made but nothing happened yet, as usual," Khalid said.
Khalid told me Russia could change the situation. "The Russians have proven they can apply pressure on the regime successfully, when it matters," he said.
Assad is sending a message to Syrians supporting the revolution, Khalid said. "Whether he's using chemical weapons or using starvation as a force, he's saying, 'I own you and I can do whatever I want," Khalid said, "and the international community will do nothing about it.'"
Syrian government officials at the Washington embassy declined to comment for this story.
For residents of Moadamia, the situation is "only getting worse and worse," according to Zakarya.
Syrians are "very, very disappointed" with the United States, Zakarya told me. "We were expecting from the government of the United States and the people of the United States … that they are going to support [us] helpless people after three brutal years of killing by this fascist man, Bashar al Assad."
"The United States and the Western World wasted a golden opportunity to win the hearts of the Syrians," he continued. "Now people are feeling furious and angry from just mentioning the name of the United States."
I asked Dani to follow up with Rana Obaid's parents, but they refused to comment.
"It is useless," they told Dani. "No one in this world would care for [our daughter's] misery or our misery here in Moadamia."
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Schooner 'Harry Emett of Brixham' Entering the Port of Naples, 1871 (Master, John Popham)
Brixham Heritage Museum
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The Bredhurst Woodlands Trust has been able to purchase a wood extractor thanks to a £500 KCC members grant from Paul Carter.
BWAG is a community organisation which is restoring and maintaining 600 acres of ancient woodland.
Coppicing forms a large part of the work involved with this task and a log extractor allows the group to complete more work on each task day.
The group has 20-30 volunteers attending each of their monthly task days and the log extractor has made a real difference.


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Acanthocera polistiformis är en tvåvingeart som beskrevs av David Fairchild 1961. Acanthocera polistiformis ingår i släktet Acanthocera och familjen bromsar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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OKUDAYA
OKUDAYA in Toyama-shi, Toyama, Japan
We are long-established fresh fish store / catered restaurant
Started in the Edo period
Our store continued delivering fresh seafood in Toyama prefecture of Japan, thank you for more than 150 years.
We are everyday put our heart and soul into making fresh fish which stocked early in the morning.
Toyama prefecture is 250 kilometers northwest of Tokyo, it is in the center of Japan, and the gateway to the Sea of Japan. The rich mountains of 3000 meters of the North Alps are surrounded by the three sides, it is blessed with rich nature facing the deep sea, and you can enjoy magnificent landscape and tasty food (for example, Japan's most famous sashimi and sushi) at the same time. Toyama Bay joins "the most beautiful bay club in the world" on October 18, 2014 and is called "Mysterious sea Toyama bay".
Also, because the distance between the fishing ground and the harbor is short (because you can fish at a location close to the fishing port, you can supply fresh fish to the market immediately), it is also called "natural fish preserve". In this treasure trove of seafood, it is landed fresh and fish of both warm current system and cold-water system is acquired. In Toyama Bay, it is said that about 500 species of fish among about 800 species distributed in the Sea of Japan live, 200 of which are landing as edible.
The products that sticks to the seafood of this Toyama bay is a masterpiece of our pride.
Please enjoy our products made from fresh seafood caught in the natural 'Ikesu (fish preserve)'.
1- Seafood carefully selected to professional fish connoisseur of Toyama
2- To pass down the traditional craftsmanship
3- Carefully selected ingredients
4- Secret sauce
5- Own original recipe
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That is a pre-eminently superlative way of stating a fact, and there are some facts which can only be adequately stated so. They do not admit of the comparative. They are positive, but in a superlative sense. Taking the second part first—"A lying tongue is but for a moment"—we are inclined to question its accuracy. A lie lives longer than that. Some have seemed to persist for centuries and millenniums. The Hebrew here literally is: "A lying tongue is but while I wink." How is it possible to believe that? The solution of the apparent problem is found in a consideration of the earlier phrase referring to duration—"forever." That is a phrase of which we often make use, but how seldom do we consider it? We employ it in the sense of time. As a matter of fact it is timeless, because it includes all time. In its presence all mathematical measurements break down. The lying tongue may continue to utter its falsehood for long years by the calendars of men, but when you place those years by the side of the ages of God, they are as a moment, as the winking of the eye, as nothing. Here, then, is comfort. IT IS TRUTH WHICH ABIDES. A LIE MUST PERISH. In a world still largely mastered by lies, it is difficult at times to believe this. Yet to review the history of the race is to have evidence of it. Lies are always perishing. Through the ages we see them shrivel and die however strong their power seemed to be. Truth, oft-times insulted, battered, wronged, never perishes. It has age-abiding life, for it is of God. Let individuals and statesmen observe this, and they will discover the secrets of strength and permanence. TRUTH is a Person and His name is Jesus Christ and He is eternal.


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Mayor Coss Announces Recipients of the 2013 Mayor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts
Awards Program Honors Contributions of Local Individuals
Mayor David Coss and the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission are pleased to announce the five artists and arts' supporters who will receive the 2013 Mayor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts.
"Each year, I look forward to presenting the Mayor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts," said Mayor Coss. "The awards are an important opportunity to acknowledge the talent, hard work and commitment of some of the outstanding members of the Santa Fe arts community."
The 2013 Mayors Awards recipients are: Charmay Allred, nonprofit volunteer, board member and supporter; Bert Dalton, jazz pianist, recording artists and Music Director at the National Dance Institute of New Mexico; Tom Leech, Director of the Press at the Palace of the Governor and Book Arts advocate; and Susan York, visual artist and President's Chair of the Art Department of the Santa Fe University of Art and Design. Cora Cliburn, dancer, photographer and filmmaker has been selected to receive the 2013 Melissa Engestrom Youth Artist Award.
"Accolades," an exhibit highlighting the contributions of each recipient will open on September 13 at the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission Community Gallery, located on the southeast corner of the Santa Fe Community Convention Center, 201 West Marcy. The exhibit will run through October 10.
An awards ceremony and dinner will be held on Thursday, October 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sweeney Ballroom in the Santa Fe Community Convention Center. Tickets are $65 per person and include a three-course meal. Table sponsorships are also available. Space is limited and reservations are required. Visit the Arts Commission's website at www.SantaFeArtsCommission.org for more information and reservations.
The Mayor's Awards for Excellence in the Arts were established in 1989. The awards present a way to acknowledge living individuals and active organizations that have made a significant contribution to the arts in Santa Fe. Nominations from the community are collected each year for consideration. Throughout the years, the awards have honored a remarkable list of artists, individuals, organizations and business. Past recipients including Lloyd Kiva New, Fray Angelico Chavez, Allan Houser, El Rancho de las Golondrinas, Charles Carrillo, John Crosby, Eldorado Hotel, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Linda Durham, Dan Namingha, and Nancy and William Zeckendorf.
The following are brief profiles of the 2013 Mayor's Arts Awards Recipients:
Charmay Allred serves on the New Mexico State Arts Commission and is a volunteer with the Santa Fe Symphony, Spanish Colonial Arts Society, Cornerstones, Wheelwright Museum, and Santa Fe Conservation Trust. She is an active Board member of the Lensic Performing Arts Center, Institute of American Indian Arts and the Museum of New Mexico Foundation—where she is a member of the Museum of New Mexico Foundation's Founders Society for significant lifetime giving. Allred's work to promote support for the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and the Friends of Archaeology is legendary. She also devotes much of her time to the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market, of which she was a founding co-chair. Other organizations Allred has supported include Futures for Children, the Audubon Society, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, and the former College of Santa Fe, where she helped start the Tony Hillerman-Michael McGarrity Creative Writing Scholarship program. Formerly, she was an English and journalism teacher as well as a medical editor and a commercial interior designer.
Bert Dalton is a jazz pianist and recording artist. Since 1998, he has been the Music Director of National Dance Institute of New Mexico (NDI-NM), working with more than 10,000 public elementary school children. Dalton is passionate about creating music and lyrics to inspire children, using music as a teaching tool in the classroom, and enriching the lives of New Mexico children through the arts. He directs the twelve-piece NDI-NM Orchestra for each performance, giving children the thrill of performing with professional live music. Originally from the Chicago area, he studied music at Northern Illinois University and developed his hard swinging jazz piano style in Chicago jazz clubs. Dalton toured extensively with his own band in the US and abroad before settling in Santa Fe in 1990. Since then, he has performed regularly with the Bert Dalton Trio, Brazil Project, Yoboso, and Chris Calloway, including 18 years at the La Fonda Hotel. Bert has over a dozen recordings to his credit as producer and performer and has been honored with eleven New Mexico Music Awards. As a performing musician, he believes in connecting and communicating with the audience while maintaining the highest musical standards. Dalton gives of his time accompanying other performers, arranging music, and private teaching. He recently produced a Dave Brubeck tribute concert to benefit preservation of the Scottish Rite Temple, has worked tirelessly with the Masonic Charity Foundation and the Bikes for Books Program.
Tom Leech is the Director of the Press at the Palace of the Governors, and has more than 35 years of experience in printing, paper-making, and related book-arts. A curator at the New Mexico History Museum since 2001, Leech has organized a number of successful exhibits, including The Saint John's Bible, Jack Kerouac and the Writer's Life, and Album Amicorum. With Pamela Smith, he directed the exhibit Lasting Impressions: the Private Presses of New Mexico. An advocate for the Book Arts, Leech has drawn appreciative audiences to events at the museum for lectures, readings, demonstrations and workshops featuring artists, poets, printers, scholars and musicians of national and international renown. At the Palace Press he regularly demonstrates printing and discusses its history and importance with school groups and visitors of all ages. Books and broadsides that he has printed include Jack Thorp's Songs of the Cowboys, O'Keeffe Stories, and Word Art Poetry Portfolio. Additionally, Leech collaborates with Santa Fe's Poets Laureate on fine limited editions. He is a member of the Santa Fe Book Arts Group and the Eldorado Art and Craft Association.
Susan York's sculptures and drawings have been shown extensively throughout the US and Europe. Her work is in many collections including the Panza Collection, Lugano Switzerland; Lannan Foundation, Santa Fe; Frankel Foundation for Art, Pontiac, Michigan; New Mexico Museum of Art, Santa Fe; and the Museum of Albuquerque. Currently, she is the President's Chair of the Art Department at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design, where she is also head of the sculpture program. In November, York's work will be included in an exhibition at the Mies van der Rohe Haus in Berlin, Germany. The Unfolding Center, York's collaboration with the poet, Arthur Sze will be published this fall by RADIUS BOOKS. Her work is represented by James Kelly Contemporary, Santa Fe, exhibitions 2d, Marfa, Texas, and Galerie Renate Bender, Munich, Germany. York has been awarded a Joan Mitchell Foundation Fellowship and the Alpert Foundation/Ucross Residency Prize. York received her MFA from the Cranbrook Academy of Art and BFA from the University of NM. She has taught at the Santa Fe University of Art and Design (previously the College of Santa Fe) since 1998.
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Cora Cliburn, a senior honor student at Desert Academy, is dedicated to using the arts to promote community building and social and environmental change. Cliburn's appreciation for the power of the arts stems from her own experience as a young artist—in visual arts, photography, and film. Her photos have been published in the Deserter and Photographer's Forum magazines, as well as in a showing at local coffee shop. Her short films were included in the 2012 Currents Film Festival. Cliburn has a special interest in the textures, patterns, and spirit of nature, and she challenges herself to convey this. This same interest often inspires her primary work as a dancer, focused on contemporary and classical ballet and modern dance. Building on many years of training with Moving People Dance Santa Fe, she has spent summers working with artists of Alonzo King's LINES Ballet, New York City Ballet, the San Francisco Conservatory of Dance, and Modas Dance—often on merit scholarships. Cliburn is currently performing with Moving People and Arcos Dance. As President of Desert's Outdoor Sustainability Club and a participant in 350.org leadership training, Cliburn was the lead organizer of "Climate Night: What's Up With the Weather," an event last spring, which featured speakers, student performers, student artwork, media, and demonstrations. She hopes to pursue a career in professional dance, while continuing to follow her wide-ranging interests.


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225 years of a Waterside Community, Characters, Mud and Missionaries.
Post written on: May 8, 2018
Heybridge Basin came into existence with the building of a sea lock and a canal to Chelmsford. Until then it was known as Barrow Marsh, an area of land used for grazing during the summer and then returning to wetlands during the winter. Walking the sea wall at dusk with a sea mist coming in, the mind can picture what an inhospitable place it musthave been. Just an arrows flight from the great Battle of Maldon, shadows in the mist could well be the Saxon Earl Byrhtnoth still in hand to hand combat with the Viking Olaf Tryggvason.
With the building of the sea lock, ships would anchor in the Reach down river waiting for the tide to enter the lock, and then into the Basin to unload into barges which would then be pulled by horse to Chelmsford some 14 miles away. Support services soon appeared. Sail makers, rope makers and of course a brewery! It must have been a lively place, withcrews from not only English ports but from the Continent as well! Larger than life characters began to appear and were part of Basin life until not long ago.
One such was our local chronicler Mac, a former Royal Marine and Publican of the Old Ship, he was a regular contributor to our Regatta Programmes, commenting on the world in general and Basin life in particular. Watching the slow replacement of the sliding lock gate, originally built to allow for longer motor vessels to enter the lock, bought back a memory of a previous article he wrote, when the bridge over a brook along Basin Road was replaced. Here is an extract:-
"Then of course there is the new bridge on Basin Road, this minor engineering marvel, which has taken months to complete, if it is finished yet, will stand as a beacon to the modern way of thinking. The structure looks capable of withstanding a nuclear assault; the painstaking work involved in bridging a three foot wide ditch must be a source of inspiration to us all. Oft I have seen the doughty work force of one or two men leaning on their JCB's in deep contemplation of the task ahead of them. Whatever the weather they were there, contemplating, making sure that no move was made unplanned, no detail overlooked, that no piece of earth was moved needlessly"
He would have loved the saga of our new lock gate!!
Then there is mud, lots of mud. The one thing that stops us being the yachting mecca we should be. That said being tidal does bring with it a certain tranquillity. A breathing space for the Village and a time for getting on with other things whilst waiting for the returning water. Yachts locking in on the tide and locking out to catch the ebb on their way to new ports or home across the North Sea. We are lucky to live here.
A couple who recently moved in and have thrown themselves into Basin life, kindly wrote a few words for me, here is an extract:-
"We were invited to a get together a few days after moving in. From then on, we very quickly seem to have got into the swing of Basin life. Always something going on, you could never feel lonely being part of the community. Also an added advantage is being able to walk to the pub!"
← The Regatta 14th & 15th July 2018	How the Basin got the name Cannibal Island is part of our local history. →


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Posted by Craig Hill ⋅ September 6, 2013 ⋅ 4 Comments
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If the polls are right, conservative opposition leader Tony Abbott will be Australia's next prime minister.
Abbott goes into tomorrow's election with little-to-no foreign policy experience, and throughout the campaign he offered few clues to his approach – especially regarding Australia's crucial relationship with China.
But strategic experts are pinning their hopes on Abbott emulating his political mentor, former Liberal Party prime minister John Howard. On Howard's first visit to China as prime minister in 1997, looking out over the impressive and expanding Shanghai skyline from his hotel, he is said to have asked: "How long has this been going on?"
Hugh White, professor of strategic studies at the Australian National University, said Howard "got it" and acted to take Australia closer to China in the new millennium.
"The talk may have been all about the US and its 'war on terror' but Howard moved strongly to make sure Australia was in a position to take up the economic opportunities that China presented," he said.
"He would allow nothing to get in the way of a closer relationship with China and this transcended even his determination to go all the way with [George W.] Bush."
In October 2003, Howard even invited then-President Hu Jintao to address a joint sitting of the Australian Parliament, the day after Bush addressed it, which White said was "a stark and deliberate gesture".
Like Howard, it was possible Abbott might "get it" too, White said, but that was unclear.
There have been some hints: on Wednesday, Abbott told the Sydney Morning Herald that his first travel priorities would be Indonesia, China, Japan and South Korea, rather than long-standing allies the United States and Britain. "In the end your focus has got to be on the relationships that need the most attention," he said.
"Decisions which impact on our national interests will be made in Jakarta, in Beijing, in Tokyo, in Seoul, as much as they will be made in Washington."
However, White said Abbott had still given little real indication of how he would act as prime minister. "On the evidence so far we can't assume he would do anything other than take us closer to the US, but it is possible he could surprise us," said White.
As opposition leader, Abbott's rhetoric was pro-US. Earlier this week he described the US as "Australia's greatest ally", and in his book Battlelines he wrote that Howard had run a "kind of neighbourhood watch scheme in support of Western values".
"It will take time and much further evolution for our friendship with China to approach the warmth that we take for granted with America. But it is worth the effort and it must be made," Abbott told business leaders in Beijing last year.
In that same speech to AustCham Beijing, the China-Australian Chamber of Commerce, Abbott said China needed to embrace political and legal reforms but indicated his objective in government would be engagement rather than containment, and co-operation rather than strategic competition.
"In the long term, China should prosper even more if its people enjoyed freedom under the law and the right to choose a government, despite the difficulty of managing this transition in a country with a tumultuous history," he said.
Abbott rejected suggestions Australia might some day need to choose between its alliance with the US and commercial relationship with China. "That's a choice we should never have to make. If we ever needed to, I suspect that the world would be in a dark place," he said.
In contrast, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's approach is that Australia should encourage China and the US to carve out a new Asia-Pacific "strategic road map".
Over the last year Rudd has been speaking about the need for Australia to encourage a power-sharing arrangement between the superpowers as the best policy for Australia and the Pacific region.
But Rudd, a Putonghua-speaking former diplomat with undeniably greater foreign affairs experience, carries baggage from his first term as prime minister, White said. "His expertise became a liability rather than an asset and he began to overcompensate to prove he was not [too close to China]."
White said the future of the US-China relationship was a risk to Australia's relationship with both of them, adding there was clear evidence of escalating strategic rivalry, to which Australia had contributed by agreeing to host a contingent of US marines in Darwin.
"China has strong views on how Australia positions itself between the US and China. There will be spillover for us: the more contested the US-China relationship becomes, the harder our position becomes," he said.
Australia needs to be active in arguing for an Australian view of how the US-China relationship should look, White said.
Both the Asian Century White Paper – a key foreign policy blueprint for Australia that was released last year – and the current Defence White Paper clearly acknowledge that China's growing power changes the relationship.
"We need to avoid doing things that affect either side to increase tensions and encourage Washington to share power. We are well placed to articulate this," said White.
Malcolm Fraser, Liberal prime minister from 1975 to 1983, wrote in The Age newspaper that Australia should assert its independence or risk being dragged into conflict with China.
Fraser described Australia as "the southern linchpin of America's policy of containment" and said he did not want "Australia to follow America into a fourth war" in the western Pacific that would have far-reaching implications for its relations with Japan, China and Indonesia.
This scenario was not inevitable if America was prepared to share power, Fraser said.
Frank Tudor, national chairman of the Australia China Business Council, said both the foreign policy and defence white papers were important to Australia's future success.
"Lots of work and intellectual horsepower was brought to bear on the [Asian Century] White Paper. In concept and delivery it was considerably well received across the region. We'll be looking to see how some of those issues will be taken forward after the election," Tudor said.
The ACBC also expects whoever wins government will continue free-trade discussions that began in 2005 but wants to see a concerted effort to push these through to a conclusion.
"The removal of relatively high trade barriers in a Chinese market that is far and away the largest destination for Australian exports provides Australia with greater gains than does removal of already low Australian barriers in a market that is the destination for a relatively small percentage of Chinese exports," Tudor said.
"A free-trade agreement which levels or betters the playing field in terms of market entry, price competition and product offering for Australian firms competing against domestic or other foreign service providers operating in China becomes only more important as the Chinese middle- income class grows along with the appetite for financial, insurance and health services."
Tudor said the scale of investment potentially on offer from China dwarfs traditional sources of capital such as Britain, the US and Japan.
He cited the announcement that the Shanghai Zhongfu Company was the preferred proponent to lease and develop 13,400 hectares in Australia's northwest, to establish a sugar industry in the region, as an example of how foreign direct investment could breathe life into regional cities and rural communities.
There is much to lose should the Sino-Australian relationship falter. Australia's trade with China is now worth over A$125 billion (HK$885 billion), making China its largest trading partner.
The Australian Financial Review reported recently that Australia had become more reliant on China as a buyer of its exports than on any other trading partner in the past 63 years.
Source: SCMP – Does Tony Abbott get China? Challenge for next Australian leader
Australian Voters Face a Choice: America or China? (bloomberg.com)
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Conservative leader Abbott sweeps into power in Australian elections – Reuters (reuters.com)
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Landslide win in Australia for conservative Abbott (irishtimes.com)
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UPDATED: The Joshua Fund is moving quickly to bless Israeli caught in the crossfire of this escalating war between Israel and Hamas.
On Friday, TJF helped fund a project to care for 150 elderly Israeli Jews trapped in the city of Sderot, right on the border with Gaza, which is receiving a seemingly never-ending barrage of rocket attacks. TJF paid for hot meals that were delivered personally by dozens of volunteers to these elderly shut-ins. [UPDATE: the meals included "fresh bread rolls; four different kinds of fresh salads; a rich dish of Mediterranean fish with a generous amount of baked potatoes; and a choice of roasted chicken/beef casserole with rice."] The project was organized and run by Eeki Elner and Calev Myers, co-founders of AFFI, the Alliance for the Future of Israel. Several other allies provided logistical assistance as well.
Here is an email we just received from Calev on how the project went:
"We have just returned from the project in Sderot. It went very well. Eeki Elner…was able to bring between 50-60 volunteers from Tel-Aviv and the North. I brought about 11 volunteers from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice in Jerusalem. Eeki received from the Mayor of Sderot the names and address of about 150 elderly people in Sderot who can not leave their homes. Many of them suffer from health problems and all of them suffer from poverty. Through the generous donation of the Joshua Fund we were able to give a hot meal to each individual, together with a brand-new down blanket (provided by JIJ).
"All of the volunteers split up into about 14 teams with a list of names and homes, and we were able to distribute all of the gifts within about 2.5 hours. The volunteers were instructed to enter peoples home and to take their time asking if everything is okay and trying to encourage the recipients as much as possible — to give them the feeling that they are not alone. This was a little challenging at times. Most of the recipients were Russian or Ethiopian new immigrants. Out of six homes that my team covered, we only found one Hebrew speaker. However we heard a lot of hearty 'thank you's' in Russian and the tears and smiles on the faces of the recipients clearly expressed their appreciation regardless of language limitations.
"As we were going from home to home it was hard to ignore the Israeli fighter jets flying over our heads and the artillery fire in the background. It is inconceivable to me what must be going through the mind of an elderly new immigrant who does not speak Hebrew, lives in abject poverty and listens all day to the sound of war about a mile from his/her house (not to mention the Kassam rockets which frequently fall in the vicinity).
"Eeki was also able to procure a donation of tens of boxes of brand new educative toys and games, from a toys and games factory in Israel. After we finished the distribution to the elderly, each team of volunteers filled up their cars with educative games and toys and we went door to door asking if the homes had children, and distributing the games and toys to the ones that do. This really meant a lot to the recipients because the children of Sderot do not have school due to the war, and the kids need to need to interesting games, etc, to occupy them (as they try to ignore the bombings and gunfire which they hear throughout the day).
"We want to thank you so much for helping us bring a ray of light and encouragement into the darkness and fear of the residents of Sderot today."
Please pray for all of these elderly shut-ins, as well as all of the people of Sderot, that the Lord would protect them as rockets keep raining down on their homes and communities.
Meanwhile, I just got off the phone with John Moser, our executive director, just a few hours ago. I gave him authorization to fund another project to care for Israelis in the war zone. The Joshua Fund, working closely with our Jewish allies on the ground, will begin helping Israeli families who live near the border of Gaza to move out of their homes and to a safer city for the next week or so. We are paying for the buses, the accommodations and the food for these families. Lord willing, these families will start moving out of harm's way within the next 24 hours. I will update you as soon as I possibly can.
Jesus said in John 14:15, "If you love me, you will obey what I command." The Lord commanded us to love our neighbors. He commanded us to bless the people of Israel in real and practical ways, including to feed those who have no food. We are seeking to obey in the power of the Holy Spirit.
I have also spent this afternoon praying with an Arab ministry leader, discussing how we can especially help Palestinian followers of Jesus trapped in Gaza. An estimated 400-plus Palestinians have died in the conflict so far, and more than 2,000 are believed to be injured. That said, it is not yet clear how outsiders can help yet given how tightly Hamas controls the situation and how violent the situation is at the moment. For now, we will keep assisting Jewish Israelis since we have clear access to them. When an opportunity presents itself to bless our brothers and sisters in Gaza, we will move as the Lord leads us. Let us not forget: God loves both the Israelis and the Palestinians and He does not wish for any of them to perish.
* Please continue praying for real peace — not just the absence of conflict but the presence of true justice and true security on both sides of the fence.
* Please also continue praying for the scores of children on both sides who are being traumatized by all the rockets and bombs — pray for the Lord to comfort and care for them in a supernatural way.
* Please pray for the followers of Jesus in Israel and Gaza, that they will have courage and hope from the Lord, that they will hear from the Holy Spirit how best to love their neighbors and their enemies, and that by their words and actions they can communicate the good news of God's great love and plan for Israel and her neighbors.
* Please continue praying for wisdom and discernment for The Joshua Fund leadership team, as well. We are in contact with our allies on the ground in Israel and moving relief supplies to help them care for those in severe need. Please also pray that we find the right opportunities to get humanitarian relief supplies to Palestinians in harm's way.
* Please also pray that we can recruit 100,000 allies who are willing to pray knowledgeably, faithfully and consistently for the people of the epicenter. Already some 80,000 have signed up from around the world. To sign up to receive Flash Traffic geopolitical updates and prayer requests by email, please click here.
* Please also pray about helping us financially as this war escalates.
As always, we will do our best to keep you up-to-date on the kinds of projects we are doing, and brief you on how those projects are proceeding. We will also let you know about the kinds of projects we are developing for the future. In no way do we want to pressure anyone to give financially. We fully believe the Lord will provide for the needs of the people we seek to serve. But if you or others wish to help, we welcome your support, and all financial gifts are tax-deductible. If you would like to make a secure, emergency contribution to the on-going work of The Joshua Fund on-line, please click here.
Or, please make your check payable to "The Joshua Fund" and send to:
The Joshua Fund
18950 Base Camp Road
Monument, Colorado 80132-8009
Thanks so much and may the Lord richly bless you and your family as you bless Israel and her neighbors in the name of Jesus — especially at critical moment in history of the epicenter.
* Fox News Channel airs one hour special on Mosab Hassan Yousef, son of Hamas leader who has renounced Islam and become a follower of Jesus Christ
* Ground forces sweep into northern Gaza
* Hezbollah urges Hamas to 'kill as many Israeli soldiers as they can' during Gaza op
* Israel on high alert for possible Hezbollah attacks in North
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How do barristers provide Pro Bono support?
Barristers provide pro bono support through a number of different routes. Approximately 1 in 5 barristers work through the Bar Pro Bono Unit but the most common route is informally through a solicitor client (37%). Other routes include day schemes such as CLIPS, through legal advise centres and via direct access.
Through what route do barristers provide pro bono support?
Other Schemes e.g. CLIPS etc.


Bredasdorp is known as South Africa's first "dorp" and lies 30 km inland from the coast on the north slopes of the Preekstoel (pulpit) hill. Founded in 1838 by Michiel van Breda, it is well known today as a wheat and wool centre.
Bredasdorp's Shipwreck Museum is also worth a visit for its collection of ship artifacts - testimony to the numerous ships sunk off the treacherous Agulhas coastline. These relics are housed in historical buildings including the original farm homestead Langefontein. The Cape Agulhas Lighthouse only became operational in 1849 - too late for many.
The De Hoop nature reserve lies 50 km east of Bredasdorp and covers over 60 000 ha of endangered coastal fynbos. As well as supporting a huge variety of plants within its boundary, it is home to Africa's largest bontebok population and the endangered Cape mountain zebra. Popular activities include: game viewing, angling, hiking, cycling and bird watching. The reserve, which extends to the coast, is ideal for seasonal whale watching.


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Video As Mampintsha's Mother Is Laid To Rest
Author: leo sis Published Date: Thursday, 2 February 2023, 01:36 am Leave a Comment on Video As Mampintsha's Mother Is Laid To Rest
The late ZamaNguni Gumede, mother of the late Mandla 'Mampintsha' Maphumulo, was laid to rest at Durban's Redhill Cemetery by Icebolethu Funerals, who also gave her son a dignified send-off. Her life was celebrated in the L Hall in KwaMashu, where Babes Wodumo and her family were allowed to attend despite rumors that they were not.
Despite rumors that her daughter-in-law, Babes Wodumo, was prevented from attending, she and her family were present and accorded her a dignified send-off.
During the memorial service, ZamaNguni Dumede's family and friends shared their most fond memories of her. A few tears were shed too as her nieces spoke of the amazing aunt she was to them.
"We grew up together, I was older than her by two years. She was a straight and honest talker. Nguni had a good heart, and she loved people," said Reta Mkhize, a family friend.
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"Nguni had jokes and was always laughing and happy. She was great at sewing and made beautiful women's clothes. She loved fashion and did not want to look like anyone else."
"She was forced to speak because she loved people, but she was not breathing well. She wanted cold water, but the nurse wouldn't allow us. She told us she loved us. She said she would wait for her daughter to arrive at the hospital. When they arrived, she screamed for her to hurry and that is when she took her last breath. She died peacefully. She said goodbye to her children and grandchildren," she added.
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One of Zamanguni Gumede's nieces Nosdoli said at the memorial service,"I went to see Mamkhulu at the hospital, repeatedly. Things were promising. She said she would be back next week. But she is hone. She loved us. I now don't have an aunt, but I still have a mother. My aunt taught us the importance of family. When we last visited her, we were laughing and joking. Maybe that was her way of saying goodbye. She asked me to greet Sponge [Babes Wodumo's son] for her. I say rest in peace Mamkhulu."
Her second niece also spoke about her sense of style and how she inspired her to wear the outfit she wore at her send-off, "She loved us. Even my outfit today was inspired by her. We visited her, and she looked good, even wearing lipstick in the hospital. I am sad, but we will miss you."
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Prior to the funeral, ZamaNguni's daughter Pinki Gumede, told Daily Sun that her mother's condition worsened when she saw Babe's Wodumo's videos on social media.
"What complicated things were the videos she kept posting on social media sometimes even insulting the family. My mother saw all of that and it worsened her condition. I feel she died with a broken heart. But she's at peace now," Pinki told the publication.
Watch the video of Babes Wodumo at Zama's memorial service below:
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Portugal competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics, held in London, from 27 July to 12 August 2012. The nation celebrated its centennial anniversary participating in the Olympics, having participated at every Summer edition since 1912. The Olympic Committee of Portugal sent a total of 77 athletes to the Games, 45 men and 32 women, to compete in 13 sports. Despite having the same number of athletes as in Beijing, Portugal did not qualify any athletes in archery, fencing and taekwondo.

Thirty-eight of the Portuguese athletes had competed in Beijing, including sailor Gustavo Lima, who had finished fourth in men's Laser class, and race walker Ana Cabecinha, who had set a national record for her sporting event. Windsurfer and multiple-time European champion João Rodrigues became the first Portuguese athlete to compete in six Olympic games. Meanwhile, former middle-distance runner Luís Feiteira made his Olympic comeback in London to compete in the men's marathon after a sixteen-year absence. Pistol shooter João Costa, at age 47, was the oldest athlete on the team, while breaststroke swimmer Ana Rodrigues was the youngest at age 18. Judoka Telma Monteiro, who claimed two titles each in World Cup, and in the European championships, became Portugal's first female flag bearer at the opening ceremony since 1996.

Portugal left London with only a silver medal, won by sprint kayak pair Emanuel Silva and Fernando Pimenta. This was considered the nation's worst Olympic games since 1992, following poor performances by the athletes, and the absence of former Olympic medalists from the team due to injuries. Notable absences included the defending champion Nelson Évora in the men's triple jump, triathlete Vanessa Fernandes, former medalists Francis Obikwelu and Rui Silva, and long jumper Naide Gomes.

Medalists

Athletics

The following athletes have achieved qualifying standards in athletics events (up to a maximum of three athletes per event with the 'A' Standard, and one athlete per event with the 'B' Standard):

Key
 Note – Ranks given for track events are within the athlete's heat only
 Q = Qualified for the next round
 q = Qualified for the next round as a fastest loser or, in field events, by position without achieving the qualifying target
 NR = National record
 N/A = Round not applicable for the event
 Bye = Athlete not required to compete in round

Men
Track & road events

Field events

Women
Track & road events

Field events

Badminton

Canoeing

Men

Women

Qualification Legend: FA = Qualify to final (medal); FB = Qualify to final B (non-medal)

Cycling

Road

Mountain biking

Equestrian

Dressage

Jumping

Gymnastics

Artistic
Men

Women

Trampoline

Judo

Rowing

Men

Qualification legend: FA=Final A (medal); FB=Final B (non-medal); FC=Final C (non-medal); FD=Final D (non-medal); FE=Final E (non-medal); FF=Final F (non-medal); SA/B=Semifinals A/B; SC/D=Semifinals C/D; SE/F=Semifinals E/F; QF=Quarterfinals; R=Repechage

Sailing

Men

Women
Fleet racing

Match racing

Open

M = Medal race; EL = Eliminated – did not advance into the medal race;

Shooting

Men

Women

Swimming

Portuguese swimmers have achieved qualifying standards in the swimming events (up to a maximum of two swimmers per event with the Olympic Qualifying Time (OQT), and potentially one with the Olympic Selection Time (OST)):

Men

Women

Table tennis

Triathlon

Portugal qualified two triathletes for the men's event.

Notes

References

Nations at the 2012 Summer Olympics
2012
Summer Olympics


Your Individual Retirement Account (IRA) comes with rules about when you can withdraw money and how much you must withdraw each year. Understanding IRA withdrawal rules is vital if you want to avoid paying penalties.
Why are there IRA withdrawal rules?
The government offers you a tax benefit when you invest using an IRA. As a result, the government expects you to use this tax-advantaged money for its intended purpose — retirement. They set rules to make sure the money is used to fund it.
When you break the IRA withdrawal rules, you are subject to a penalty. This penalty can be quite hefty, depending on the circumstances. Additionally, the penalty depends on the type of IRA you have; there are slightly different rules for Traditional and Roth IRA accounts.
The rules for withdrawing from a Traditional IRA are more stringent than those for a Roth IRA. When you contribute to a Traditional IRA, you're putting the money in pre-tax — you get a tax deduction for your contributions.
If you take your money out of your Traditional IRA before you reach age 59½, you are subject to a 10 percent penalty. That penalty is on top of the federal and state income taxes you owe on the withdrawal.
You can withdraw your original contributions anytime without tax or penalty. This is the money that you put in after-tax, and you can use it to pay for anything.
If you need more information on IRAs, check out the different types of IRAs and see which can work best for you.


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Q: Roles declaration in the symfony2 I absolutely beginner in yaml. I try to use a symfony2 and I want to declare several roles in a parameters.yml in my bundle.
roles_set:
    editor:
        role: ROLE_EDITOR
        title: Editor
        parent: ~
    admin:
        role: ROLE_ADMIN
        title: Admin
        parent: ROLE_EDITOR
    master:
        role: ROLE_MASTER
        title: Master
        parent: ROLE_ADMIN

After this I want to set a role_hierarchy in a security.yml. I was set it according to a symfony documentation
role_hierarchy:
    ROLE_ADMIN: ROLE_EDITOR
    ROLE_MASTER: ROLE_ADMIN

But I want to get the declared roles from the parameters.yml and use it in the security.yml. In a pseudo code it would be
array(
    'role_hierarchy' => array(
        $roles_set['admin']['role'] => $roles_set['admin']['parent'],
        $roles_set['master']['role'] => $roles_set['master']['parent'],
    ),
);

A: Roles don't have title, parent attributes. They are just simply arrays of strings.
You can define your roles in a different file, roles.yml for example, like this:
parameters:
    ROLE_SPECIAL:
            - ROLE_SPECIAL
            - ROLE_SPECIAL_2

And in your security.yml you can include that file
imports:
    - { resource: roles.yml }
security:
    role_hierarchy:
        ROLE_USER:        ROLE_USER
        ROLE_ADMIN:       [ROLE_USER, %ROLE_SPECIAL%]
        ROLE_SUPER_ADMIN: [ROLE_ADMIN, ROLE_ALLOWED_TO_SWITCH]

This might help in terms with what you can and what you can't do in yaml http://symfony.com/doc/current/components/yaml/yaml_format.html#collections

A: I know that roles is array of strings. The parent and the title are keys relate to each role and I use them for my own internal tasks. I want to define the roles only one time and in one place only and further use links to required key or value of this key.
For example I did it in the Online YAML Parser
    roles:
        editor:
            role: &re ROLE_EDITOR
            title: Editor
        admin:
            role: &ra ROLE_ADMIN
            title: Admin
            parent: *re

    role_hierarchy:
        *ra: *re

It was successfully parsed online but the symfony returns error

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Mieczysław Antoni Kordzik, ps. "Bogucki" (ur. 1 stycznia 1888 w Ciechanowie, zm. 18 lipca 1963 w Warszawie) – polski magister, major intendent Wojska Polskiego.

Życiorys
Mieczysław Antoni Kordzik urodził się 1 stycznia 1888 roku w Ciechanowie. 1 czerwca 1921 roku pełnił służbę w Fabryce Protez we Lwowie, a jego oddziałem macierzystym był wówczas 40 pułk piechoty Dzieci Lwowskich. 3 maja 1922 roku został zweryfikowany w stopniu kapitana ze starszeństwem z dniem 1 czerwca 1919 roku i 113. lokatą w korpusie oficerów administracji, dział gospodarczy. W latach 1922–1924 był słuchaczem Kursu Normalnego Wyższej Szkoły Intendentury w Warszawie. W 1924 roku pełnił służbę w Dowództwie Okręgu Korpusu Nr I w Warszawie, pozostając oficerem nadetatowym Okręgowego Zakładu Gospodarczego Nr I w Warszawie. Z dniem 16 kwietnia 1925 roku został przeniesiony z korpusu oficerów administracji (dział gospodarczy) do korpusu oficerów intendentów w stopniu kapitana ze starszeństwem z dniem 1 czerwca 1919 roku i 5,4 lokatą, z równoczesnym przeniesieniem do kadry oficerów służby intendentury i pozostawieniem na dotychczasowym stanowisku. 3 maja 1926 roku awansował na majora ze starszeństwem z dniem 1 lipca 1925 roku i 12. lokatą w korpusie oficerów intendentów. W 1928 roku pozostawał w kadrze oficerów intendentury z przydziałem do Rejonowego Kierownictwa Intendentury Warszawa na stanowisko zastępcy kierownika. W latach 1932–1933 pełnił służbę w Szefostwie Intendentury Okręgu Korpusu Nr I w Warszawie. Do 22 września 1937 roku posiadał tytuł "dyplomowany". Do końca lat 30. był członkiem zarządu głównego Związku Sybiraków.

Podczas kampanii wrześniowej 1939 roku walczył w obronie Warszawy, a w czasie okupacji – w szeregach Armii Krajowej. W powstaniu warszawskim pełnił służbę w grupie eksploatacyjno-rekwizycyjnej Kwatermistrzostwa Komendy Okręgu Warszawa AK.

Po wojnie był wicedyrektorem departamentu w Ministerstwie Komunikacji. Zmarł 18 lipca 1963 roku w Warszawie.

Ordery i odznaczenia
 Krzyż Niepodległości (3 maja 1932)
 Krzyż Walecznych
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi (dwukrotnie: 10 listopada 1928, 1938)

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Dzienniki Personalne Ministerstwa Spraw Wojskowych.
 Roczniki Oficerskie 1923, 1924, 1928 i 1932.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Mieczysław Kordzik 1888-1963, Powstańcze biogramy.

Członkowie Związku Sybiraków
Ludzie urodzeni w Ciechanowie
Majorowie intendenci II Rzeczypospolitej
Oficerowie Armii Krajowej
Oficerowie dyplomowani II Rzeczypospolitej
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Niepodległości
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Walecznych
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (II Rzeczpospolita)
Uczestnicy kampanii wrześniowej (strona polska)
Obrońcy Warszawy (1939)
Urodzeni w 1888
Zmarli w 1963


Things are looking up for the Sega Megadrive, as after already experiencing the fantastic platformer of L'Abbaye des Morts, which was released as a port ROM. We now have a new game to contend with called ZOOMING SECRETARY: GOING PANIC. Now unlike the platformer of the previous game, this one is being developed by The AfroMonkeys and is a frenetic challenging game, whereby you have to answer the phone and check files according to the call as soon as possible or you might get fired. - Beware of your bosses and other fellows too!
Some of you may remember this game that's because it was previously seen on the NES as a homebrew developed in a collaboration with PinWizz, who provided all the visual design and some gameplay elements which can be seen in the video above. This new Sega Megadrive version however is being developed by a team of people such as Jack Nolddor, Mun, Daniel Nevado, Felipe Monge, Beyker, and Alfonso Martínez, which to be honest looks rather good!


Living in the United States is not for everyone. Maybe you found a job in a different country, or you want to marry and live with someone outside the U.S. Whatever your reasons, you can abandon your green card easily. Complete the necessary paperwork and submit it to your nearest embassy or consulate.
Download Form I-407. You can get this form and its instructions from the USCIS website: https://www.uscis.gov/i-407. Alternately, you can schedule an appointment with your local embassy, consulate, or port of entry and fill out the form there.
The last date you left the U.S.
Submit your form. Contact your local consulate to check how to submit. Generally, you can submit it in person or by mail. However, if you are somewhere without a local embassy or consulate, you can mail it to the nearest field office. Find the nearest field office at https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-uscis-office/international-immigration-offices.
If you mail in your form, remember to include your green card with it. Always keep evidence of what you mailed, though. Copy the forms, your green card, and proof of mailing. This will help protect you in case your information is not received or processed.
The I-407 does not have a filing fee. You do not need to submit any payment when you submit your form.
Attend an interview. The consulate might schedule an interview. The purpose is informational: they want to explain the consequences of giving up your green card so you can make an informed decision.
Typically, an interview is only scheduled if there is some kind of indication that you are not acting voluntarily in your abandonment of the LPR status.
Limit your stay outside the U.S. Let's say you need to leave the U.S. to visit relatives or go to school. Try to limit your absence outside the U.S. to less than six months. If you do, you can easily return to the U.S. without abandoning your green card.
If you stay outside the U.S. for more than 6 months, things can get tricky. You'll have to ask for permission to exit and stay abroad for an extended period. This will need to be filed before leaving the U.S.
If you are outside the U.S. for more than 6 months , the U.S. will presume you have abandoned your green card. You can overcome this presumption. However, you can avoid any troubles by getting a re-entry permit.
Get a re-entry permit instead. Even if you are away for more than a year, you don't have to give up your green card unless you intend to make a permanent home outside the U.S. Instead, you can get a re-entry permit. You must complete the required paperwork before you leave the U.S.—at least 60 days ahead of time.
Obtain Form I-131, which you can download at https://www.uscis.gov/i-131. Get the instructions as well.
Provide two passport-style color photographs of yourself and pay the required fee.
Unlike a green card, a re-entry permit is valid for up to 2 years after an absence. However, the permit does not guarantee re-entry.
To reenter the U.S. with the re-entry permit, be prepared to show evidence that the purpose of your stay abroad was consistent with the temporary purpose stated in the I-131 form. Further, be prepared to back that up with evidence of the comparative strength of your U.S. ties compared to your ties abroad.
Talk with an attorney. A qualified immigration attorney can analyze your situation and recommend the best course of action. In the U.S., you can find an immigration attorney by contacting your local bar association and asking for a referral.
You might be surrendering your green card for tax purposes. If so, consult with a tax attorney.
Many people believe that having expired Green Cards means they will lose their Permanent Resident Status. So, they deem the expiration as an abandonment alternative. This is false.
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Werner Oder is a German-born pastor and Bible teacher, inspiring and empowering people to receive hope through learning the lessons from history. Given some of his earliest memories, it's hard to believe Werner Oder is a Christian pastor today, for he is the son of a notorious SS officer who trained Einsatzgruppen (death squads) in the most efficient methods of executing Jews. He has been Senior Pastor of Tuckton Christian Centre for over thirty years.
Pastor Oder will speak, DV, at West Church Sunday services (10am, 11.30am, 6.30pm) on 29th January 2017, and at our annual Holocaust Memorial Event at 7.30pm on Monday, 30th January 2017.
We extend a very warm welcome to all who may wish to attend.


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Shakkarpur - Bharatpur
Shakkarpur Population - Bharatpur, Rajasthan
Shakkarpur is a medium size village located in Rupbas Tehsil of Bharatpur district, Rajasthan with total 157 families residing. The Shakkarpur village has population of 1023 of which 564 are males while 459 are females as per Population Census 2011.
In Shakkarpur village population of children with age 0-6 is 152 which makes up 14.86 % of total population of village. Average Sex Ratio of Shakkarpur village is 814 which is lower than Rajasthan state average of 928. Child Sex Ratio for the Shakkarpur as per census is 767, lower than Rajasthan average of 888.
Shakkarpur village has higher literacy rate compared to Rajasthan. In 2011, literacy rate of Shakkarpur village was 77.50 % compared to 66.11 % of Rajasthan. In Shakkarpur Male literacy stands at 88.70 % while female literacy rate was 63.87 %.
As per constitution of India and Panchyati Raaj Act, Shakkarpur village is administrated by Sarpanch (Head of Village) who is elected representative of village. Our website, don't have information about schools and hospital in Shakkarpur village.
Shakkarpur Data
Total Workers 436 308 128
Marginal Worker 150 43 107
Schedule Caste (SC) constitutes 0.68 % of total population in Shakkarpur village. The village Shakkarpur currently doesn't have any Schedule Tribe (ST) population.
In Shakkarpur village out of total population, 436 were engaged in work activities. 65.60 % of workers describe their work as Main Work (Employment or Earning more than 6 Months) while 34.40 % were involved in Marginal activity providing livelihood for less than 6 months. Of 436 workers engaged in Main Work, 158 were cultivators (owner or co-owner) while 7 were Agricultural labourer.


Should health benefits be subject to same fiduciary standards as 401(k)s?
One person is making the case that health benefits should be designed for employees in a way that mimics fiduciary rules on retirement savings.
Most of the public conversations about health care these days revolve around what to do about the Affordable Care Act.


Political Research Associates' Senior Religion and Sexuality Researcher, Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma, joined The Real News Network to discuss how U.S. conservative evangelicals are the real culprits behind Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Law.
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There are thousands of people (literally, thousands and thousands) who have asked me for a Labriski recipe that calls for zucchini and now the moment you have all been waiting for has finally arrived. Here's the Crown of Plenty, a cake made with zucchini, pecans and succulent organic whole and soft dried cranberries from Patience Fruit & Co. With NO ADDED SUGAR and NO ADDED FAT, as well as being DAIRY-FREE, this lightly spiced autumnal dessert will definitely be a crowd-pleaser at your next Thanksgiving get-together.
GLUTEN-FREE HAPPINESS! It's easy to make a gluten-free version of this cake by simply using your favourite gluten-free flour.
When garden-fresh zucchinis meet whole and soft dried cranberries, the time has come to get cracking with a royally wholesome autumnal dessert.
Line your cookie sheet with parchment paper or a bit of olive oil. Place the grated zucchini on the sheet and mix in a little ground cinnamon.
Meanwhile, in a bowl, mix together the following ingredients: eggs, date puree, unsweetened applesauce and water (the quantity will vary depending on the flour you use).
It should now be time to take your zucchini out of the oven and then set it at 350 °F.
Right, back to our bowl. Add the vanilla, baking soda, baking powder and cinnamon. You can wait for the little bubbling effect if you like and then mix everything together.
Finally, stir in all the remaining ingredients: flour (of your choice, with or without gluten), chia seeds, zucchini, pecans and organic whole and soft dried cranberries.
If you're up for it, you can garnish with loads of dried cranberries and pecans. Yumski!
Pop that beauty into the oven for about 40 minutes (45 minutes if you're using gluten-free all-purpose flour) and then allow to cool. Oh my, oh my, how I love that sweet smell of happiness!
A good week and a half in the fridge in an airtight container.
I recently fell head over heels for Patience Fruit & Co's organic whole and soft dried cranberries sweetened with apple juice. As well as their antioxidant properties, these little organic wonders offer a genuine explosion of mouth-watering flavour. Before training, I love to sink my teeth into these organic, apple juice sweetened berries. A moment of pure energizing – and seasonal – bliss.
On the long Thanksgiving weekend, invite family and friends over to celebrate harvest day and times of plenty and treat them to a delicious Labriski Crown of Plenty.
Baking a Crown of Plenty is such a regal idea!
which can be enjoyed for breakfast, as a snack or even for dinner.