Let's start today with a universal truth: Comcast is not one of God's finer creations, if it is from Him at all! I moved into a new town-home three weeks ago and I JUST got cable and internet yesterday. I know that seems like a first world problem (and it is), but one can only work and do homework from a coffee shop for so long. I can't even tell you how many technician visits (yes, I can – 5), hours spent on the phone (well, over fifteen) and visits to the Comcast store (two) I have had in the last few weeks. I'd also like to say that I was a fine representative of Jesus in each of these encounters, but I'm not entirely sure that's the truth.
I know, I know, what does Comcast have to do with a GodSTOP? Let me give you some background. I am on staff at a church here in Savannah. As part of my job, I lead a team of musicians. I've been investing in a young leader in whom I see tremendous potential. I've been wanting some new tools to develop his leadership even further, but I'm not a musician so my input is, by definition, limited. I asked God to guide me in leading this young man. He guided me to reach out to a young leader in another church whom I know from a student event on which we worked together. I called this other guy, told him about the leader in whom I had been investing, and asked if he would be interested in mentoring him. Not only did he agree, but he told me that he had been praying for God to put other young men in his life on whom he could be a positive influence. We had a great conversation about how churches should be working together like this more – that we are all on the same team, and a leader for God's kingdom is worth developing, no matter which church staff he is on!
Shortly after arranging this mentoring relationship, I got a call from a guy who is on staff at yet another church. This church is trying to revitalize some of their adult services and he asked if I would be willing to sit down with him and tell him a little bit about what we do at my church. I happily agreed – I LOVE what we do and I am always happy to help church leaders lead more people to Jesus. We met for about an hour and it was such an encouraging experience to reach outside my own team to help another. I think it may have been more help to me than it was to my new friend – I sat back down at my desk after our meeting and I was flooded with a wave of creativity that led to some new ideas I plan to implement soon.
Fast forward to yesterday. I FINALLY got someone out at my house from Comcast who figured out a solution to my cable and internet problems. He spent four hours troubleshooting and implementing a (very!) creative solution involving a 100ft. screaming orange cable that now lays across my street and driveway. Not pretty, but hey, it works. After spending so much time with my new Comcast friend, I learned that not only did he work for Comcast, but he is also a pastor trying to grow his church. I've been praying for him ever since.
It is such a beautiful thing when God's people work together – no matter if we work for different churches. After all, we are all on the same team, and God uses each of us and our respective ministries in different ways. I have to think that God has a sense of humor, and that he rewarded my faithfulness in reaching out to others by sending me a Jesus-loving Comcast man to fix my cable!! Now THAT'S a GodSTOP!


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The Walt Disney Company owns 43 percent of the resort; the majority 57 percent is held by Shanghai Shendi Group, a joint venture of three companies owned by the Shanghai government..
The Walt Disney Company not only owns all of the Walt Disney World Resort, but has de facto governmental control over the vast property through the Reedy Creek Improvement District, a special entity created by the Florida legislature to give Disney authority over the destination's planning and development.
7. Robert "Bob" A. IgerCompany: The Walt Disney Company.CEO annual pay: $65.7 million (1,424 times the typical employee)Median annual employee pay: $46,127.No. of hours it takes the CEO to earn median employee pay: 1.5.Annual corporate profit: $13.1 billion.
Walmart Inc. WMT, +0.01% filed its proxy statement late Thursday, showing that Chief Executive Douglas McMillon's base salary in 2019 was $1,276,892, unchanged from 2018. The base was 5.8% of his total compensation of $22.11 million in 2019, which was down 6.4% in 2018.
The Disney Signature Passport costs $1,199—a $250 drop from the Signature Plus Passport. MaxPass can be added for $125 or $20 per day.
In this case, Disney owns 43% and China 57%. Park operations are tasked to a management company that is 70% owned by Disney.
Club 33 is a private club located above New Orleans Square in Disneyland. The only way to get in is to be a member or be an invited guest of a member.
job title Executive DirectorThe Walt Disney Company employees with the job title Executive Director make the most with an average annual salary of $176,862, while employees with the title Graphic Designer make the least with an average annual salary of $45,315.
Tokyo DisneylandIt is owned by The Oriental Land Company, which licenses the theme from The Walt Disney Company. Tokyo Disneyland and its companion park, Tokyo DisneySea, are the only Disney parks not wholly or partly owned by the Walt Disney Company (however, Disney has creative control).
UPDATED September 25, 2020: Disney is actively making progress towards the worldwide closures and reopenings of their theme parks. The theme parks of the Disneyland Resort have been closed since March 14, 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure Park remain closed and will reopen at a later date, pending state and local government approvals.
Florida parkIn terms of size, the Florida park is the biggest and the one in Hong Kong is the smallest. Although each Disney park is a solid vacation destination on its own, some are simply much bigger than others. The Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando is by far the biggest property at roughly 27,000 acres.
(CNN) — All of Disney's Asia parks have now officially reopened, with Tokyo Disney Resort welcoming visitors to its two theme parks from July 1. Both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea have been closed since late February due to the coronavirus pandemic. … Visitors sport Disney-themed face masks.
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As Executive Chairman, Mr. Iger directs the Company's creative endeavors, while leading the Board and providing the full benefit of his experience, leadership and guidance. Over his 15 years leading the Company, Mr.
Iger made $47.5 million in total compensation last year, down from the $65.6 million he made in 2016 as chairman and CEO of Disney, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Most people are aware of the power house Netflix has become in providing interesting and original content. Netflix has put out critically acclaimed original series dealing with everything from super-humans, to a con-man finding his way to the White House. In my opinion, this year they raised the bar.
I have been a fan of gritty, adult themed animation since I first saw the original animated series, Spawn, on HBO back in the 90s. This new animated show on Netflix brings me right back to that moment when I realized how powerful animation can be when telling a story.
Fair warning this show earns its TV-MA rating.
First, with the series adaptation of The Umbrella Academy, a comic created by once angsty emo pop idol Gerard Way of the band My Chemical Romance. And now with the a visually stunning and engaging anthology "Love, Death and Robots," a collection of mind-blowing animated stories any sci-fi fan would love.
"Love, Death, and Robots" is the brainchild of the man who gave us the Ryan Reynolds Deadpool we all deserved, Tim Miller. With 18 episodes, each is animated in their own style, adding to the individual mood of every story.
While nearly every episode in this series is visually impressive, the episode Zima Blue follows an artist that paints the cosmos in order to find his purpose. A premise like this sets a high bar for its presentation. I may not know art, but I know what I like and I love aesthetic Zima Blue.
Call me biased. Since I just finished an astronomy class, but seeing some of these artistic interpretations of distant planets in galaxies I will never see, is something I can't help but enjoy. The use of deep shades of black makes contrasting colors feel more vibrant and creates rigid boundaries. In his journey for meaning, the artist traverses the universe allowing the show to make alien landscapes a focal point of the episode.
I will admit the story in Zima Blue feels light, but ends with some powerful thoughts about our place in the universe. While not every art style seemed as… "artistic" as Zima Blue, they each add a certain level to the mood of each episode.
The episode "The Witness" follows a woman as she runs through the city after witnessing a murder. Yet, it feels like we never quite know what is going on, which is reflected in the art style. The animation style immediately reminded me of the early 2000's film "A Scanner Darkly," which was animated using rotoscope ( a technique that takes a live actor and allows an artist to animate over them).
The shifting water color like images move and distort over the — what I assume are — green-screen body suits of the actor. This style and the story work in tandem to keep the watcher guessing about what is really going on. This show has a TV-MA rating and at one point the story moves into some type of VR brothel.
I would like to sum this series up for you, but I can't.
With every episode being different from the next, no matter which three episodes I tell you about, they would still only represent a small portion of what this series has to offer. From sentient yogurt to a sanity shattering horror that may be laying at the edges of our universe and even a full episode of different ways the world could have gone if Hitler had died before World War 2 (I'll tell you now, it's a comedy piece and its graphic).
"Love, Death, and Robots" is not only a great example of how engaging short story format can be, but displays how diverse and impressive animation has become.
While I think the whole of the show my not appeal to everyone, if you enjoy Sci-Fi this series has something for you. Again got to stress the TV-MA rating.


When you think of cake, traditional layers and icing probably come to mind.
But not if you're Anastasia Stratulat of Mousse Boutique. She's not just a baker - she's a master artist who designs beautiful and edible pieces called "Mirror Glazed Cakes."
Not only are the desserts tasty confections, but the process is satisfying to watch. Stratulat slowly and delicately pours the sweet glaze over a delicious mousse cakes and the end result is perfection. It almost looks fake!
"Someone asked me is that a real thing and [if it's] plastic," Stratulat said. "I was like 'NO, it's real, you can eat it!'"
Like most people, Stratulat saw mirror glazed cakes on social media and decided to learn the skill herself from online tutorials like YouTube.
"Everyone started joking [that] Anatasia's bakery will be open soon," Stratulat said, "And after a couple months - I really did that."
She now runs her own business where customers can order these mesmerizing mirror glazed cakes online, and no two are the same. We left wishing that we could watch her make every cake!
According to Mousse Boutique's website, Mirror Cakes are one of the latest trends in the dessert world. Naked or covered in a stunning glaze, mousse cakes will easily become the highlight of your event.


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Located in the state of California, Eric Montanez entered the world on November 27th, 2003 in the city of San Diego. On August 1, 2019, he posted a video to social media in which he and his mother and father appeared together. accompanies this photo of Eric Montanez, a model, social media influencer, and aspiring actor from the United States.
He has over 80 million likes and over two million followers on the video-sharing app TikTok, where he primarily produces funny and lip-sync videos. California native Montanez shot to fame after he started using the popular video-sharing app TikTok. He posted his debut clip there in March of this year. Over time, his success there inevitably translated to other social media outlets.
His Instagram following is in the hundreds of thousands, and his YouTube channel has just over 2,000 subscribers. After landing a clothing deal with Elwood in 2019, he signed a modeling contract with Vertex Management Group in 2019. This year (2019) saw both of these transactions take place. Eric Montanez is well-known among the TikTok community as a trusted and followed user.
His Instagram account is at @ericmontanezofficial, and the earliest post there is dated March 25, 2019. In the photo, Montanez is wearing a white shirt with black and white check patterns to go with his white jeans. Here's a post Montanez made on April 3 showing him in a flower field framed by trees. His first Instagram video went up on May 30. Montanez shows signs of sunburn and stares intently towards the camera.
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Montanez attended Vidcon 2019, hosted at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, in July 2019. On July 15th, he released a photo album of himself with followers and other Internet famous people. At the same time, he posted a video of himself signing autographs online. Later in that month, he released his merch, which comprised of white sweatshirts bearing his name.
Eric Montanez, who trained at Actors Workshop's young acting program in San Diego, reportedly has landed a number of acting assignments. His 2019 summer tour spanned from August 3rd to the 15th. Chicago, Denver, Saint George, Las Vegas, and San Francisco were just few of the towns he visited during this time while traversing the United States.
His devotees were given these so they could take pictures with him. One of these photos was posted by Montanez to his Instagram account on July 30. To kick off 2020, he took part in a Lovesac-sponsored Instagram promotion on January 21. Under the handle @ericmontanez, he began posting films on the platform on March 10, 2019. His debut music video features "Boys Will Be Bugs" by Cavetown.
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Musical Works in Concert is now accepting submissions for its sixth year running and its first year as an independent festival.
Musical Works in Concert is an initiative founded in 2010 to provide a forum for Canadian writers and composers to help develop and present original music theatre. We strive to give voice to both emerging and established artists working with both traditional and non-traditional forms of musical storytelling.
Previously a part of the SummerWorks Festival, Musical Works in Concert is now an independent not-for-profit festival. To date, Musical Works has presented fourteen original Canadian musical works.
The focus of these evenings is to showcase new pieces by artists working with musical theatre models. The series offers artists a space to have their work presented in a stripped-down concert format for one night only in front of an audience. This year, Musical Works in Concert will run from August 21-23rd, 2015. Up to four different shows will be chosen to be presented during the weekend, with up to three performances of each of the shows.
Applications and further information are available at musicalworksinconcert.com (Click: 'Apply'), and close at midnight on Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Inquiries may be directed to inquiries@musicalworksinconcert.com.


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Every horse, big or small, should have their teeth done at least once a year to keep them comfortable. The make up of their mouth means that the upper jaw is actually wider than their lower jaw, so every time they chew it creates sharp points on the outside of the upper jaw and the inside of the lower jaw. It is my job to remove these sharp points so that they don't cut into the horses' cheeks and tongue. Without regular check ups horses' mouths can also develop malocclusion's, mismatches of the grinding surface, meaning that they cannot eat efficiently. This can result in weight loss, dropping feed and behavioral issues in extreme cases.
All my work is done un-sedated with hand tools. I am very kind and patient with the horses and will do my best to complete any and every horse whilst ensuring that the experience is as pleasant for them as possible.
We cover the Lower North Island of New Zealand, including Taranaki, Wellington, and the Wairarapa.
I have over ten years experience with horses and have trained at the American School of Equine Dentistry, whom promote and practice an integrated approach to equine health care.


This week, e-flux's most recent issue and Anna Craycroft's Subject of Learning/Object of Study at the Blanton continued to contribute to the current investigation of pedagogy and artists' pedagogical projects. With all the fresh words spilled on the subject, we'll wait until our next issue to add fuel to the fire. Sometimes, there is only so much of a topic one can handle at a time.


George was a unique character. He was also my Dad. He was almost 80 when he died in March of 2002, and if it wasn't for him, you wouldn't be reading this, nor would I have a career in the RV Industry. He passed down to me much of what he had absorbed through his mobile home industry genes, along with his sense of humor, his view of the world and his fascination with words.
George was a brilliant entrepreneur even before many really understood the meaningful depth of what that actually meant. A self-made man, he revolutionized the mobile home industry in Florida by being one of the first to build strictly custom-made, one-off, modular units, including a two-story mobile home. He employed a cadre of brilliant craftsmen within his business, Geo. J. Bunzer Industries, Inc. I grew up in that environment, spending my summers working for Bunzer Industries while going to junior and senior high school.
Himself a gifted craftsman, little did I know that my dad was exposing me to some of the best craftsmanship in the building trades as well as instilling in me a true, hard-nosed work ethic. During one summer, I'd shadow a master carpenter, the next I'd be connected at the hip to a master plumber, then a master electrician, then a master troubleshooter, then a senior manager, etc., until upon graduation from high school I was well-versed in all the building and repair trades.
After college, marriage, military and another year under his tutelage, my wife and I relocated to Southern California where I began my independent working life at a facility that serviced both mobile homes and recreation vehicles. Through my college studies, as well as my years spent as a U.S. Navy Seabee Military Instructor, and after a few years of master-level troubleshooting and repair in various RV shops, I came to embrace the prospect of teaching and began my technical consulting career solely within the RV Industry. But that's only half the story.
You see, George was also a personality of sorts; he wrote many articles along with a monthly mobile home repair column for a small regional publication in Florida. In addition, after relocating to the mountains of western North Carolina, he ventured into the radio host chair of a local AM radio station with his own "Ask George" daily broadcast featuring repair tips for homeowners.
And oh, how he loved those Carolina Mountains! Earlier, while still living and working in Florida, we'd visit those mountains every summer for a couple of weeks at an old, revamped, TVA housing project-turned summer vacation resort near Murphy, NC – right in the corner where NC, TN and GA all come together. We rented the same cabin every year so he could have the same convergent view of Hiwassee Lake and the mountains from the same worn sofa in the main room.
Well, after he retired from the mobile home business, George moved with Mom to those mountains permanently. He still wrote his George Sez column every month for that little regional in Florida, but he was also getting a lot of RV-related questions coming in. As I was now firmly entrenched in the RV Industry, working for a full-service, rolling stock RV dealership in San Diego, he'd forward those types of questions to me. I'd write the response and he'd publish the Q&A in his column. Eventually, the majority of the questions became RV-related, so he suggested to the publisher that I simply take over the column. And the published "Gary Sez" column was born. The year was 1976.
In the meantime, back in California, I realized that the Gary Sez column was only featured in that one tiny tabloid publication down in Florida. I wondered if it might garner interest in other RV-friendly areas as well. This was before the days of media consolidation, when individual publishers still owned their respective geographical magazines. So the Gary Sez column gained additional traction. Within a few months one publisher wondered if he could change the name of the column to RV Doctor. I concurred as yet more publications signed on to the self-published labor of love. The RV Doctor column has now been published somewhere every month for more than 40 consecutive years. And I have George to thank for that, among other things.
George lived the rest of his life in his beloved NC mountains. He wasn't afraid of dying, but he did have three wishes: he wanted to die at home, without pain, and with his family around him. He was granted all three wishes.
Any legal recourse for potential damage from RV shop's mistake?
You're a very lucky man Gary.
Where is the link to download this wonderful song?
A little more clarification on my part. I can download and the song plays just fine. What I want is a link to download and save the song.
Gary, Thank you for all of the wonderful articles you've written filled with tips and advice. It's comforting to know there is a trusted and reliable source we can come to for all RV related questions and concerns.
Great stuff Gary. What a nice article about your Dad and yourself. Here's to more successful years in the industry.


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Natl J Physiol Pharm Pharmacol. 2022; 12(7): 1084-1088
doi: 10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety
Ashok Kumar Panigrahi, Saswat Satapathy, Sailen Kumar Mishra, Sunil Kumar Jena.
Background: Anxiety is one of the most prominent psychiatry disorders related to common stress. Approximately two-thirds of anxious patients respond to currently available treatments but the magnitude of problem is still disappointing. Ocimum sanctum (OS), a perennial shrub grown in India, has anti-stress activity. Yet, there is a paucity of data regarding this.
Aims and Objectives: This study aims to evaluate the anti-anxiolytic effect of OS leaf extract (OSLE) in Swiss albino mice.
Materials and Methods: Elevated plus maze (EPM) and open field test are standardized tests done for screening anxiolytic effects of drugs. The animals were grouped and the tests were conducted and the results were compared with the standard drug diazepam.
Results: There was significant increase in the time spent in open arm and number of open arm entries in the diazepam group and group receiving OSLE at dose of 100 mg/kg and 200 mg/kg in EPM test. Furthermore, in the open field test, there was significant increase in the number of square crossed and rearing in the diazepam group and OSLE at dose of 100 mg/kg and 200 mg/kg.
Conclusion: OSLE shows significant anxiolytic effect in EPM and open field test models in Swiss albino mice. This can be further studied to open up new possibilities for new drug development for anxiety.
Key words: Diazepam; Open Field Test; Elevated Plus Maze
Articles by Ashok Kumar Panigrahi
Articles by Saswat Satapathy
Articles by Sailen Kumar Mishra
Articles by Sunil Kumar Jena
Panigrahi AK, Satapathy S, Mishra SK, Jena SK. Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. Natl J Physiol Pharm Pharmacol. 2022; 12(7): 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi AK, Satapathy S, Mishra SK, Jena SK. Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. https://www.njppp.com/?mno=55294 [Access: January 02, 2023]. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi AK, Satapathy S, Mishra SK, Jena SK. Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. Natl J Physiol Pharm Pharmacol. (2022), [cited January 02, 2023]; 12(7): 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi, A. K., Satapathy, . S., Mishra, . S. K. & Jena, . S. K. (2022) Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. Natl J Physiol Pharm Pharmacol, 12 (7), 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi, Ashok Kumar, Saswat Satapathy, Sailen Kumar Mishra, and Sunil Kumar Jena. 2022. Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 12 (7), 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi, Ashok Kumar, Saswat Satapathy, Sailen Kumar Mishra, and Sunil Kumar Jena. "Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety." National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology 12 (2022), 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi, Ashok Kumar, Saswat Satapathy, Sailen Kumar Mishra, and Sunil Kumar Jena. "Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety." National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology 12.7 (2022), 1084-1088. Print. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022
Panigrahi, A. K., Satapathy, . S., Mishra, . S. K. & Jena, . S. K. (2022) Effect of Ocimum sanctum leaf extract in animal models of anxiety. National Journal of Physiology, Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 12 (7), 1084-1088. doi:10.5455/njppp.2022.12.062671202209062022


Lloyd embarked with the unit for New Guinea aboard S.S. "DUNTROON" on 17 Jun 1943 as a Trooper in the Transport Section, Headquarters group. As the unit had no transport, the Transport Sect was used as another Troop.
Unfortunately, Lloyd was Killed in Action at FAITA, New Guinea on 12 Nov 1943.


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Економі́чна істо́рія Норвегії — починається з періоду заселення її нинішньої території першими поселенцями.

Господарство доісторичного періоду

Економіка середньовічної Норвегії

XIX століття

До кін. XIX ст. Норвегія була периферійною країною, орієнтованою на Велику Британію як на основного торгового партнера і спеціалізувалася у вилові та експорті риби і морських перевезеннях, — у Норвегії на початку ХХ ст. був 3-й за величиною морський вантажний флот. Паралельно для внутрішніх потреб розвивалася промисловість — від кораблебудування до виробництва деревообробного обладнання, в тому числі виробництво агрегатів на паровій тязі.

Економічна історія Норвегії в XIX ст. почалася з кризи, що наступила після завершення наполеонівських воєн та пов'язана з обмеженням експорту лісу у Велику Британію (британський уряд ввів пільгові тарифи для експорту лісових товарів з Канади). Експорт риби, другого за значенням експортного товару, постраждав менше, з 1820-х рр. промисел зв'язаний з оселедцем на західному узбережжі вступив в стадію активного розвитку.

З 1850-х рр. прискорився розвиток землеробства і тваринництва.

Будівництво залізниць (перша в 1854) поклало кінець ізоляції малих сіл та містечок і відкрило шлях для продажу сільськогосподарських продуктів. Найважливіший внесок у розвиток економіки Норвегії внесло торгове мореплавання (особливо в 1850-80-х рр.). Частка країни в світовому тоннажі торгових судів досягла 6,1 %, до кін. XIX ст. Активний розвиток торгівлі і флоту створили передумови для швидкого зростання провислості, починаючи з 1860-х рр.

Швидкий економічний розвиток в XIX ст. призвів до зниження ролі поміщиків і скасування дворянства (у 1821 р.). Окрім двох традиційних соціально-політичних сил (селянство і монарх), до кін. цього століття в країні посилилися позиції судновласників і підприємців.

XX століття

На поч. XX ст. економіка Норвегії продовжувала швидко розвиватися, велику роль в ній почала відігравати гідроенергетика.
До 1906 3/4 норвезьких гідроелектростанцій знаходилося в руках іноземців, що призвело до бурхливих дебатів в стортингу навколо законопроєкту про концесії для захисту власної промисловості. В 1909 р. законопроєкт був прийнятий.

Після початку Першої світової війни держави Антанти, майже повністю контролювали зовнішню торгівлю Норвегії, зобов'язали припинити експорт рибидо Німеччини, а також товарів стратегічного значення (пірит, мідь). В ході війни держава втратила бл. половини торгового флоту, постраждала від «підводної війни».

У 1915 році уряд Норвегії встановив 10-ти годинний робочий день, в 1919 — 48-ми годинний робочий тиждень.

У 1920-х рр. відбулось скорочення зовнішніх ринків і посилення конкуренції на них привели до виникнення безробіття в Норвегії (в 1927 — 20 %), збільшилася в період світової економічної кризи 1929-33 до 33 %.

У 1935 було сформовано уряд на чолі з Юханом Нюгорсволлом. Він здійснив реформу пенсійного і фабричного законодавства, ввів страхування по безробіттю, збільшило державні капіталовкладення. Це поліпшило економічну ситуацію, однак безробіття продовжувало залишатися на високому рівні (20 % в 1938).

Після початку Другої світової війни, в червні 1940 норвезький уряд емігрував до Лондона, звідки управляв торговим флотом, що обслуговував потреби союзників по антигітлерівській коаліції.

У 1941-45 рр. на територію країни нацистами були доставлені бл. 80-ти тис. радянських військовополонених для використання на будівельних роботах, бл. 14 тис. з них загинули.

Після Другої світової війни
Післявоєнне економічне відновлення Норвегії відбувалось швидкими темпами. До 1949 р. торговий флот досяг рівня 1940, а індекси промислового виробництва і будівництва житла перевищили показники 1930-х рр.

У 1957 р. був прийнятий закон про загальну пенсію (вступив в дію в 1959).

В 1964 р. — новий Закон про соціальне благополуччя. Соціально-економічна ситуація в державі залишалася сприятливою: була забезпечена практично повна зайнятість населення, швидко зростав рівень життя.

У 1960 році Норвегія вступила в Європейську Асоціацію Вільної Торгівлі, але при цьому неохоче встановлювала більш тісні зв'язки з іншими країнами, здебільшого через побоювання, що не зможе зберегти дрібне сільське господарство і рибальство. Велика кількість норвежців заробляли на життя рибальством — воно забезпечувало й державі основний дохід.

З кін. 1960-х рр. завдяки інтенсивному освоєнню родовищ нафти і газу на норвезькому шельфі в Північному морі країна вийшла на одне з перших місць в світі по ряду економічних показників.

Див. також
 Норвезьке економічне диво
 Корисні копалини Норвегії
 Гірнича промисловість Норвегії
 Економічні райони Норвегії

Примітки

Література
 Det Norske folks liv og historie gjennem tidene. Oslo, 1929—1938. Bd 1–11; V ̊art folks historie. Oslo, 1961—1964. Bd 1–9
 Sejersted F. The age of social democracy: Norway and Sweden in the twentieth century. Princeton, 2011.

Посилання

 Economic history of Norway  EH.net encyclopedia article by business historian Ola Honningdal Grytten, professor at NHH

Історія

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Q: Idea of the Proof : Existence of a & b so that (Any integer greater than 8) = 3a + 5b
Claim: Prove that for every integer $n \geq 8$, there exist nonnegative integers $a$ and $b$ such that $n = 3a + 5b.$
Proclaimed solution : Let $n ∈ \mathbb{Z}$ with $n ≥ 8.$ $\text{ Then } n = 3q, \text{ where } q ≥ 3, \quad \text{ or } n = 3q+1, \text{ where } q ≥ 3, \quad \text{ or } n = 3q+2, \text{ where } q ≥ 2.$
  We consider these three cases. (Rest of proof omitted)

I do not apprehend the above parts of the proof BEFORE (Rest of proof omitted). However, I understand and completed the rest of the proof that I omitted. I recognise that it uses the result that division of any integer by $n$ must yield a remainder of $0, 1, 2, ..., n - 2,
\text{ or } n - 1$.
$1.$ However, what is the idea or strategy of the proof?
$2.$ What motivates or propounds the claim?
$3.$ Is there a more natural or easier proof?
I referenced 1. Source: P102, Problem 4.9 on P101 (related to P90, Result 4.8) of Mathematical Proofs, 2nd ed by Chartrand et al.

A: More generally, given coprime positive integers $n, m$, every integer $z$ greater than or equal to $(n-1)(m-1)$ can be written in the form
$$
z = a n + b m
$$
for non-negative integers $a, b$.

Here's a proof
First find integers $x_0, y_0$ such
$z = x_0 n - y_0 m.$
Now we know that the solutions $x, y$ of
$$
z = x n + y m
$$
are of the form
$$
x = x_0 - t m, \qquad y = t n + y_0,
$$
for some $t$.
For which $c$ there is a $t$ such that
$$x_0 - t m \ge 0, \qquad t n + y_0 \ge 0?\tag{eq}$$
We want
$$
\frac{x_0}{m} \ge t \ge \frac{y_0}{n}.
$$
There is definitely such a $t$ if
$$
1 \le \frac{x_0}{m} - \frac{y_0}{n} = \frac{x_0 n - y_0 m}{mn} = \frac{z}{mn},
$$
or
$z \ge m n$.
To get the best-possible estimate $z \ge (n-1)(m-1)$, replace (eq) with
$$
x_0 - t m > -1, \qquad t n + y_0 > -1\tag{eq'}
$$

A: I can't talk of an incomplete proof, but I'd go as follows (hints):
$$\begin{align*}(1)&\;\;\min\{3a+5b\;;\;3a+5b> 0\;,\;(a,b)\in\Bbb N^2\}=8\\
(2)&\;\;\text{Induction on }\;\;n:\;\;n+1=3a+5b+1=\\
&\;\;=3a+5b+3\cdot 2+5\cdot(-1)=3\cdot(a+2)+5\cdot(b-1)\end{align*}$$
Now all is left is to show  $\,b-1\ge 0\;\ldots$and you may want to check some different cases.

A: $3a=3\cdot a+0\cdot5$  which needs $a\ge0\implies 3a\ge 0$
$3a+1=3(a-3)+2\cdot5$  which needs $a\ge3\implies 3a+1\ge 10$ so disallows $1,4,7$
$3a+2=3(a-1)+5\cdot5$  which needs $a\ge1\implies 3a+2\ge 5$  so disallows $2$

Iterating with $5$
$5b=5\cdot b+0\cdot3$ which needs $b\ge0\implies 5b\ge 0$
$5b+1=5(b-1)+2\cdot3$ which needs $b\ge1\implies 5b+1\ge 6$
$5b+3=5\cdot b+1\cdot3$ which needs $b\ge0\implies 5b+3\ge 3$
$5b+2=5(b-2)+3\cdot4$ which needs $b\ge2\implies 5b+2\ge 12$
$5b+4=5(b-1)+3\cdot3$  which needs $b\ge1\implies 5b+4\ge 9$
So, the only numbers those are not representable are $1,2,4,7$

A: Let $n=3a + 5b$. This leads to:
$$ n\equiv 3a + 5b \equiv 5b \pmod 3$$
Now we have three possibilities:
Case 1:
$$ n \equiv 0 \pmod 3 \implies 5b \equiv 0 \pmod 3$$
$$ 5b \equiv 15 \pmod 3$$
$$ b \equiv 3 \equiv 0 \pmod 3$$
This means that if $ n \equiv 0 \pmod 3$, we can fix $b=0$ and $a=\frac{n}{3}$, which is an integer, because of the congruence relation.
Case 2:
$$ n \equiv 1 \pmod 3 \implies 5b \equiv 1 \pmod 3$$
$$ 5b \equiv 10 \pmod 3$$
$$ b \equiv 2 \pmod 3$$
This means that if $ n \equiv 1 \pmod 3$, we can fix $b=2$ and $a=\frac{n-10}{3}$, which is an integer, because $n \equiv 10 \pmod 3$, also $n-10$ can't be negative number, because $n \geq 8$ and the next number of the form $3k+1$ is 10.
Case 3:
$$ n \equiv 2 \pmod 3 \implies 5b \equiv 2 \pmod 3$$
$$ 5b \equiv 5 \pmod 3$$
$$ b \equiv 1 \pmod 3$$
This means that if $ n \equiv 1 \pmod 3$, we can fix $b=1$ and $a=\frac{n-5}{3}$, which is an integer, because $n \equiv 5 \pmod 3$.
Because we exhausted all the cases, we proved that there is an non-negative integer solutions $(a,b)$, for every $n \geq 8$
Q.E.D.

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Today in Soap Opera History (August 9)
1968: Dark Shadows' Liz lied to protect David. 1984: Guiding
Light's Alex and Beth were held hostage by Darcy. 1994: All
My Children's Kendall crashed Mona's funeral. 1994: One Life
to Live's Todd met Blair.
"If you don't know history, then you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it is part of a tree."
― Michael Crichton
"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.
On this date in...
1939: On radio soap opera Adopted Daughter, Jack and Uncle Charlie told Jonathan that he couldn't open the new swimming pool he's been advertising without their consent.
1966: On Dark Shadows, to protect David, Elizabeth (Joan Bennett) lied to Constable Jonas Carter (Michael Currie ) when she told him they had discovered the bleeder valve fell off by itself.
1974: On Another World, Iris (Beverlee McKinsey, who was born 81 years ago today) encouraged it when Mac (Douglass Watson) invited Liz (Irene Dailey) to join the hike he was taking with Dennis (Mike Hammett) and Jamie (Robert Doran).
1982: On Texas, Joel Walker (Charles Hill) regained his vision and was able to see Lurlene Harper (Tina Johnson) once his bandages were removed.
1984: On Guiding Light, Alexandra (Beverlee McKinsey) begged Lujack (Vincent Irizarry) to let Beth (Judi Evans) leave the hostage situation, and he agreed, but Darcy (Robin Johnson) wanted Alexandra to be the one to leave instead.
1991: Marcy Walker aired for the final time as Eden Capwell on Santa Barbara. Terri Garber debuted as Suzanne Collier.
1994: On All My Children, an unwelcome Kendall (Sarah Michelle Gellar) accidentally knocked over Mona's photo while trying to pay her respects to her late grandmother.
1994: On One Life to Live, at Rodi's bar, Todd (Roger Howarth) met Blair (Kassie DePaiva) for the first time.
1996: On Another World, Michael (Kale Browne) recruited a construction guy, Bobby Reno (Robert Kelker-Kelly), to do work on Vicky's house. Vicky fainted when she met Bobby. This was Kelker-Kelly's first appearance on Another World since May 15, 1990, when he finished a three-year run as Sam Fowler.
2011: On Days of our Lives, Will (Chandler Massey) and Gabi (Camila Banus) professed their love, and went to a hotel room where they had sex for the first time.
2012: Actor Al Freeman Jr., who played Ed Hall in One Life to Live for many years, died at age 78.
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Michael Storm (ex-Larry, One Life to Live) - 77
Melanie Griffith (ex-Brandie, Nip/Tuck) - 59
Amanda Bearse (ex-Amanda, All My Children) - 58
Joshua Cox (ex-Daniel, One Life to Live) - 51
Pat Petersen (ex-Michael, Knots Landing) - 50
Gillian Anderson (ex-Scully, The X-Files) - 48
Mark Povinelli (ex-Wally, Passions) - 45
Liz Vassey (ex-Emily Ann, All My Children) - 44
Kevin McKidd (Owen, Grey's Anatomy) - 44
Jessica Capshaw (Arizona, Grey's Anatomy) - 40
Rhona Mitra (ex-Claire, The Gates; ex-Kit, Nip/Tuck; ex-Holly Marie, Party of Five) - 40
Texas Battle (Marcus, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 40
Charlie David (ex-Toby, Dante's Cove) - 36
Bill Skarsgård (Roman, Hemlock Grove) - 26
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Reader to lose Permission to Officiate over marriage plans
JEREMY TIMM
Couple: Jeremy Timm (left) with his civil partner, Mike Brown
JEREMY TIMM, a Reader, has described the "tears and soul-searching" that he endured before deciding to convert his civil partnership to marriage, knowing that this would result in the loss of his permission to officiate (PTO).
Mr Timm, a Reader in the Howden Team Ministry in Hull, was told by the Archbishop of York, Dr Sentamu, last month, that his PTO would be revoked if he pursued his intention to convert his partnership with Mike Brown.
Writing on the website of Changing Attitude, Mr Timm described being "placed in an impossible situation by the Church of England . . . faced with choosing between marriage or ministry".
He entered a civil partnership with Mr Brown in 2009. After the publication of the Pilling report, the then Bishop of Hull, the Rt Revd Richard Frith, agreed that he could seek licensing as a Reader. He was granted a PTO by Dr Sentamu.
Last month, he informed Dr Sentamu of his plans to convert the partnership, and, during an "amicable" meeting, was told that this would result in the withdrawal of his PTO. Dr Sentamu was "keen that I continue my ministry as a Reader in a civil partnership", he said. "But he made it absolutely plain that if we commuted to marriage my PTO would be withdrawn. . . I am a realist. But when confronted with it, it did come as a bit of a shock."
He now plans to honour existing commitments before his PTO is withdrawn in mid-September. This will not be the end of his ministry: he feels he has "little choice but to continue my journey of faith outside the Church of England, as all those things I explore with the churches, such as welcome, encouragement, the recognition of gifts and ministries, growth, and potential suddenly have no real meaning for me".
Having attended church since he was a child, accompanied by a next-door neighbour, the Church of England was "in my DNA", he said on Tuesday. He was selected for ordination in the 1980s, and completed his training at Cranmer Hall, but opted to support his father in the family business.
"I wanted to remain there [in the Church], despite the injustice and hypocrisy I see for LGBTI folk," he wrote on the Changing Attitude blog. "Now, I stand on the threshold of leaving, and joining the ranks of all those who feel they no longer have a place in the Church."
Members of the congregations he serves were "shocked", he said. "There is disbelief that this could be the situation."
A churchwarden at Howden Minster, Hazel Cox, said that she and others were "absolutely furious" at the decision to revoke the licence. It was "pure hypocrisy", she said, to permit a licence for a man in a civil partnership, but not for one who sought to get married.
She spoke of the disparity in the Church's approach across different dioceses. She organised a meeting of the churchwardens at the Minster yesterday, to agree on a letter to Dr Sentamu.
"We are so short of priests," she said. "We want to come to church and hear somebody like Jeremy, who is so devout, and his sermons are so meaningful. He has this love of God that a lot of poeple don't have. He is amazing. We are all very, very angry, and going to do something about it."
For now, Mr Timm plans to find a home with Contemplative Fire, a "dispersed community" that is an Acknowledged Community within the Anglican Communion.
"It is as though I have made a sideways move out from mainstream Church, but I am still there on there fringes, and enjoying the space and the spirituality and the fellowship of a loving inclusive community," he said.
He also plans to continue his work as national co-ordinator of Changing Attitude "with sharpened focus and vigour" to "bring about the day when sexuality, gender identity, and relationship status are no bar to a rich and full experience of life in the Church or its ministry, lay and ordained".
On Wednesday, the Team Vicar in the Howden Team Ministry, the Revd Graham Thornalley, passed on his congratulations to Mr Timm and Mr Brown "as they take this step and commute their partnership to marriage". Mr Timm was a "much loved member of our churches and wider communities of this rural area", he said.
He went on: "For several years, Jeremy's ministry, as a churchwarden, PCC member, parish assistant, and latterly as a Reader has been very gratefully received by many regular church members, and those on the fringes of the Church.
"He has consistently shown himself to be a man of godly character and generosity of spirit. If it does become necessary for Jeremy to leave the Church of England, his ministry and presence amongst the local church will be sorely missed.
"Our churchwardens and ministry team are all extremely saddened about this situation, and we are all hoping and praying that somehow a resolution might be found."
Lucy Gorman, who chairs Changing Attitude, said on Tuesday that, since the publication of the Bishops' Pastoral Guidance on same-sex marriage (News, 21 February), "clergy, and now apparently lay, are backed into a much smaller corner than previously."
A spokesman in the office of Dr Sentamu said that he was away and unable to comment for the time being.
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Exploring the influence of tissue resident leukocytes on transplantation tolerance
Clinical Professor Michaela Lucas, Sir Charles Gairdner and Perth Children's Hospitals, Western AustraliaThe Finkel Lecture Theatre, The John Curtin School of Medical Research, The Australian National University
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Clinical Professor Michaela Lucas, Consultant Clinical Immunologist/Immunopathologist, Sir Charles Gairdner and Perth Children's Hospitals, Western Australia
Organ transplantation is the final treatment option for many end-stage diseases, however it does not provide a lifelong cure. Current immunosuppressive therapy predominantly focuses on the prevention of acute rejection responses due to minor and major tissue mismatches. Primarily due to chronic rejection, which can be compared to premature ageing of transplant organs, long-term survival rates have remained at <50% for the past 20 years. Chronic rejection remains poorly understood, however recently identified 'tissue-resident' (TR) leukocytes may play an important role in transplant survival due to their abundance and location in commonly transplanted organs. Furthermore, sterile inflammation is an unavoidable consequence of transplant surgery which contributes to intragraft inflammation and likely chronic rejection. The inflammatory innate response to graft organs remains ill-defined and its better understanding may provide critical insights on how to prolong healthy graft organ function and improve overall wellbeing of transplant recipients. Using orthotopic liver and heterotopic heart transplants in mice, we have characterised donor and recipient leukocytes post-transplantation as well inflammatory responses to the grafts and aligned them with outcome. Different models with various strain combinations allow us to study the immunology behind both rejection and tolerance outcomes.
Clinical Professor Michaela Lucas is a Consultant Clinical Immunologist/Immunopathologist at Sir Charles Gairdner and Perth Children's Hospitals in Western Australia; she is a research group leader at the Harry Perkins Institute, University of Western Australia. She is currently the President Elect of the Australasian Society of Immunology and Clinical Immunology (ASCIA), Chair of the ASCIA Drug Allergy Committee and is playing a key role in the development of national Australian guidelines concerning the management of drug allergy. Michaela has a strong background in T- cell immunology, notably in describing the role of classical and non-classical T cell responses to the pathogenesis of infections and, most recently, in drug allergy and solid organ transplantation. Since 2014 she heads a basic immunological research laboratory with a focus on inflammation and the role of tissue resident cell populations in transplantation.
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Q: Detect when app resigns active in cocoa? Is there any way to detect when an app is no longer active? That is, listen for changes to this:
[NSApp isActive]

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Using shared database blockchain saves schools money and makes it easier for employers to check candidates' credentials
Recording and verifying candidates' credentials can be costly and time-consuming for academia and businesses alike. Now, some education facilities are turning to bitcoin technology for help.
They are using blockchain, which was developed alongside the digital cryptocurrency bitcoin , to record their students' achievements in a cheap, secure and public way. Blockchain works like a decentralized ledger, storing information on a global network that is publicly available and should be safe from tampering.
One example is Holberton School of software engineering in San Francisco, which was established as a project-based alternative to college. In October 2015, the school announced plans to share academic certificates on blockchain from 2017.
"For employers, it avoids having them to spend valuable time checking candidates' educational credentials by having to call universities or to pay a third party to do the job," according to Sylvain Kalache, co-founder at Holberton School.
Using blockchain also means the school saves money from building and operating its own database.
"Because of the design of the blockchain-distributed database, it cannot go down and cannot be altered, making the data always available and secure…the blockchain does this free of charge," Kalache said.
The University of Nicosia in Cyprus is also using the technology to record students' achievements and it is proving popular, according to George Papageorgiou, a digital currency lecturer at the university.
"We've only encountered enthusiasm in the practical uses so far and students are glad to be able to verify, with their new knowledge and the blockchain, that their digital certificate is genuine and that it cannot be recreated," he says.
"We believe this instills confidence in both students and potential employers that (they) can check on their own, whether a presented certificate is real or not," he added.
Ed Featherston, director at digital consultancy Collaborative Consulting, said he was working with several universities considering adopting blockchain technology.
Apart from using it to cheaply track and record students' coursework, some were considering providing micro-courses and micro-credentials, verified through the blockchain.
"We eliminate all of the overhead of the intermediary third-party systems to try and validate all of this [coursework]," he said. "The cost of it from a systemic and transactional perspective becomes much lower and makes it a much more feasible concept to do."
Featherston also said that having a student's transcript recorded on the blockchain meant they could more easily control who saw it and would be useful for those who wanted to change colleges.
In February, Sony Global Education announced plans for a blockchain service that would allow students to securely transmit data. For instance, they could safely share their exam results with a potential employer.
"The technology has the potential to realise an entirely new infrastructure system for sharing records securely over the network in any number of ways, opening new doors of possibility for academic records and how they are assessed," Sony Global Education says.
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Q: how do I add todays date plus 7 days in a cell with script editor I have the a script to send emails and place a "Email_Sent" in a column to stop re-sends, what I an trying to do is have it enter todays date plus 7 days instead of "Email_Sent" so I can use if date = Today() for reminders this is the bit I am trying to change no avail this is what I have and the second snippet is what I need but work:
Working:
if (emailSent !== "EMAIL_SENT" && Send == "TRUE") {
var subject = 'Your Movie Link';
MailApp.sendEmail(emailAddress, subject, messagebody);
sheet.getRange(startRow + i, 8).setValue("EMAIL_SENT");

Change to this but not working:
if (emailSent == Today()) {
var subject = 'Your Movie Link';
MailApp.sendEmail(emailAddress, subject, messagebody);
sheet.getRange(startRow + i, 9).setValue(Today()+7);

A: Explanation:
To create a date after 7 days from today:
const dt = new Date()
dt.setDate(dt.getDate() + 7)

To use the following solution, you need to make sure that emailSent is a date object. Go to the sheet and use =isdate(A1). The latter will return TRUE if the value of A1 is indeed a date object. If it is a date object, then you can create a new Date() object. Namely, if emailSent is a date in your sheet, then you should be able to do: new Date(emailSent).
Solution:
function SendEmails() {
  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActive().getSheetByName('Send Email');
  var lastRow =sheet.getLastRow();

  var startRow = 2;
  var numRows = lastRow-1;

  var dataRange = sheet.getRange(startRow, 1, numRows, 5000);
  var data = dataRange.getValues();
  for (var i = 0; i < data.length; ++i) {
   var row = data[i];
   var emailAddress = row[1];
   var Name = row[5];
   var Amount = row[6];
   var message = row[7];
   var emailSent = row[8];
   var subject = "Reminder fom spreadsheet";
 messagebody = message.replace("{Name}",Name).replace("{Amount}",Amount)
ssTimeZone = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSpreadsheetTimeZone();

const dt = new Date();
if (Utilities.formatDate(new Date(emailSent), ssTimeZone, 'yyyy-MM-dd') == Utilities.formatDate(dt, ssTimeZone, 'yyyy-MM-dd')) {
dt.setDate(dt.getDate() + 7);
var subject = 'Your Movie Link';
MailApp.sendEmail(emailAddress, subject, messagebody);
sheet.getRange(startRow + i, 9).setValue(Utilities.formatDate(dt, ssTimeZone, 'yyyy-MM-dd'));

      SpreadsheetApp.flush();
    }
  }
}


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William Marvin HOWE
HOWE, William Marvin
Wellington--Grey (Ontario)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Howe
http://www.parl.gc.ca/parlinfo/Files/Parliamentarian.aspx?Item=cd67e9cc-34b1-46e7-a0e3-c60ae00845db&Language=E&Section=ALL
August 10, 1953 - April 12, 1957
Wellington--Huron (Ontario)
Most Recent Speeches (Page 90 of 90)
Mr. W. M. Howe (Wellinglon-Huron):
should like to direct a question to the Minister of Transport or in his absence to his parliamentary assistant. Is he in a position to make a statement concerning the rumoured intention of the Canadian National Railways, as published in the press, to make changes in the Palmerston-Southampton branch line, and if so what are these changes?
Topic: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Subtopic: CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
Mr. Speaker, I would like to join with the other
members of this house who have extended in no uncertain terms their heartiest congratulations to you on your election to your high office. As a new member feeling as I do, not too sure of myself, and having observed with what dexterity and diplomacy you have handled the many and varied problems which have presented themselves, I do appreciate the wisdom of this house in electing you to oversee its affairs.
I was rather taken aback yesterday, Mr. Speaker, when you called on the member for Weliington-Huron; but I was greatly relieved when the right hon. member for Port Arthur (Mr. Howe) arose in his place to speak.
After sitting in this house since the opening of parliament and hearing speeches by so many hon. members covering such diverse subjects as fishing in Newfoundland, the potato growers in Prince Edward Island, the shipping industry in New Brunswick, the textile industry in Quebec and Ontario, the grain growing industry in western Canada, the lumbering industry in British Columbia, and listening to the vivid portrayal of the difficulties confronting such industries, it is rather hard for me to co-ordinate these speeches with the glowing picture presented to this house by the Minister of Trade and Commerce (Mr. Howe) in his address yesterday. His statement that we are now in a buyers' market is only too true, with the result that the sellers are attempting by every means available to retain their sales volume to the extent that margins of profit are dropping to an alarmingly low level, with the result that the incidence of failures in business is increasing. Private enterprise is definitely not in the same position as the government who, I understand, are at present selling pork abroad at prices far below cost.
Last year at the time of the redistribution of ridings the hon. member for Huron (Mr. Cardiff) was highly incensed at the government, and at that time predicted that in spite of this jerrymandering he would bring back to Ottawa at least four members from his part of western Ontario. That is a wonderful district, populated by very intelligent people; and so the citizens of Welling-ton-Huron riding did their part to make his prediction come true.
As part of my riding lies in the valley of the Grand river, it was the scene of one of the first large-scale conservation projects in the Dominion of Canada, which has since been followed by similar projects in other parts of the country. As the question of conservation has been mentioned by some other hon. members of the house, namely the hon. member for Middlesex East (Mr. White)
The Address-Mr. W. M. Howe and the hon. member for Oxford (Mr. Nesbitt), I considered that it might be interesting for other members of this house if I enlarged on this subject, as I understand there are similar projects coming up from time to time in other parts of the dominion.
The necessity for this great project was brought about by the fact that years ago the early settlers of what was known as the Luther swamp, which is a huge bowl of impervious clay designed as a natural reservoir and of perennial and everlasting benefit to the people of the valley, decided to indiscriminately remove the trees, and later ditches were dug to draw off the standing water. The natural strata of the area was interfered with, the result being that in the spring this river becomes a raging torrent, overflowing the lower parts of the valley and causing millions of dollars of damage, then in summer dwindling down to a mere trickle of water. Due to the industrial and domestic increase in population along its lower reaches, it became an ineffectual malodorous sewer until fears were entertained for the health and sanitation of the public.
Mr. William H. Breithaupt of Berlin was the first to give serious thought to the problem, in 1905. But it was not until March, 1942, through the indefatigable work of such men as Dr. Hugh Templin of Fergus and Gordon Cockshutt of Brantford, that the first dam, the one called the Shand dam at Bell-wood, was completed. Since that time a further holding dam has been built in the Luther marsh itself; and as the hon. member for Waterloo South (Mr. White) intimated, there is to be a further dam built next year on the Conestogo river, a tributary of the Grand. This project was financed 37.) per cent by the federal government, 37-J per cent by the provincial government and 25 per cent by the municipalities involved.
I would now like to turn my remarks to the economic conditions existing in my riding. In this respect it should be divided into two segments, that of the towns and villages and that of the agricultural portion of the riding. First, I shall deal with the towns and villages; and in this respect I would like to refer to a matter which has been much discussed in this house, that of decentralization of industry.
During the second world war, when we read of the devastation of property and the tragic loss of lives in the great industrial regions of Great Britain and the continent, it was said that steps would be taken to see that we would not make the same mistake and that it should not happen here. But with the almost daily increase in the distance travelled
The Address-Mr. W. M. Howe by the great bombers of today and the tremendous advances made by science in the field of atomic and hydrogen bombs, as indicated by the Minister of National Defence (Mr. Claxton) in his speech to this house last week, one shudders to think of what would happen to our great cities in the event of another world war. Last week when on an excursion promoted by the Minister of National Defence (Mr. Claxton), and looking down on that great city of Montreal which has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years, one could not help but think of the vulnerability of that great metropolis.
As I intimated, this matter has been discussed on many occasions in this house. On November 15, 1949, the then hon. member for Fraser Valley said, as reported at page 1812 of Hansard:
We have heard it said, and we presume that it was meant seriously, that it was the desire of our great leaders to decentralize industry and to build up the smaller communities where the labour situation is easier and the living costs are less.
On September 29, 1949, the then hon. member for Calgary East, speaking on the matter of civil defence, as reported at page 361 of Hansard of that year, said:
... I still am strongly ol the same opinion, that efforts should be made through the industrial development bank to bring about a dispersion of industry which would carry with it a dispersion of population because people will go where they can get work.
Then on September 13, 1950, the then hon. member for Lake Centre, as reported at page 679 of Hansard for that year, said:
According to the Minister of National Defence (Mr. Claxton) there is danger of atomic attack on our Industrial production. I have a report of a speech he delivered in Toronto, In which he pointed out that danger and indicated that he believed in the necessity of decentralization.
In my riding of Wellington-Huron there are several small towns and villages which could look after considerably more people, with the result that they would be able to lessen the property and business taxes necessary to maintain essential services, as well as give the workers advantages to be found in living in smaller centres where they are more contented and where there is a closer relationship between management and labour outside of working hours, something which leads to better relationships within the factories themselves. The factory worker also gets away from the congested living conditions which are to be found in the larger centres, with their tremendous traffic and parking problems.
Of course I realize there are arguments in favour of the large cities in respect of the establishment of new industries. They have
the advantage of greater numbers of floating labour and skilled artisans; they may have closer sources of raw products and materials which are necessary for the production and distribution of their manufactured products. However, against this argument we have the innumerable large and small industries which probably owe their success to the fact that they were primarily established in smaller centres.
In my own district I give you Beatty Brothers of Fergus, whose best known products are washing machines and stable equipment of all kinds; Fry and Blackhall's furniture factory at Wingham, and Lloyd's sash and door factory in the same town. In Mount Forest we have a successful overall and sportswear factory, and many others. In fact practically all these small communities support some industry, whether it be a creamery, flour mill, or poultry processing plant; and they are all quite successful in their own right.
It has been indicated from time to time that more and more foreign capital is looking for locations at which to establish new industry in our country. I therefore suggest, Mr. Speaker, that the government should give some direction in this respect so that industrialists may realize the advantages to be gained from settling in our smaller communities.
In the economy of my riding the second phase I wish to speak about is that of agriculture. I realize that the remarks I make are applicable to many of the other ridings in southern Ontario. I am particularly proud *of the fact that the two counties of Wellington and Huron, parts of which I have the honour to represent, are definitely outstanding in this respect. In the production of butter Wellington county ranked fourth in the province. It was first in the production of flax, fifth in the production of potatoes, fourth in the production of hay, seventh in the number of cattle on hand, fourth for the number of swine, and third for the value of poultry.
Huron county ranked third in the production of hay, third in the production of field crops, first for the number of cattle on hand, second for swine on hand and first for the value of poultry marketed. These figures are for the year 1952 within the province of Ontario. One thing that is encouraging in my riding is the number of junior farm organizations we have, particularly in the field of 4-H clubs. These clubs do a wonderful job of promoting interest on the farms among our younger rural population.
Estimated receipts in Ontario from the sale of all farm products declined by more than $76 million during the year 1952. Economically our farmers are in much the same position as those in the western provinces. The younger and less well-established farmer is finding it extremely difficult to show a profit and is not-as is the older, well established farmer-able to endure an economic crisis of any duration.
I have some rather interesting figures with regard to the distribution of capital necessary to operate a farm successfully. The well-established farm requires that 40 per cent of the capital should be in land and buildings, 30 per cent in livestock, 20 per cent in farm machinery and 10 per cent in feed and supplies. This is considered to be a sound basis for operation, particularly for those interested in the raising of beef. But some younger farmers are finding that their machinery is representing as much as 60 per cent of their capital investment. This is a situation which is apparently not getting any better, with the continued rise in the cost of farm machinery and the uncertainty among cattlemen caused by successive price drops from the purchase of feeder cattle to the finished product.
I feel, Mr. Speaker, that more definite steps should be taken to reopen and re-establish those overseas markets which for years maintained and provided perennial outlets for practically all our agricultural products so that this industry-and it is said that the economic stability of any country depends on the top six inches of the soil-may once again become economically sound.
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This brief provides guidance to state governments on increasing the availability of evidence-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT) in criminal justice (CJ) settings. By including the criminal justice system as a path to treatment, states may see an increase in access to and retention in treatment, and lower rates of overdoses, re-offending, and re-incarcerations. In this brief, states are provided an overview of the issue, the challenges to incorporating MAT, key considerations for establishing MAT in CJ settings, and existing standards/guidelines.
The Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbances
This 2016 report provides an overview of data from the Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children with Serious Emotional Disturbances program. It presents findings that indicate that systems of care provide services and promote positive outcomes for underserved children and youth within the mental health system.
National Strategy for Suicide Prevention Implementation Assessment Report
This report is an assessment of the implementation of the revised 2012 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention. The report attempts to provide a snapshot of recent efforts to implement the goals and objectives of the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention and makes suggestions for increasing the effectiveness of these implementation efforts.
Guidelines for Successful Transition of People with Mental or Substance Use Disorders from Jail and Prison: Implementation Guide
Provides behavioral health, correctional, and community stakeholders with examples of the implementation of successful strategies for transitioning people with mental or substance use disorders from institutional correctional settings into the community. Highlights prevalence of mental and substance use disorders in correctional settings.
A Collaborative Approach to the Treatment of Pregnant Women with Opioid Use Disorders
This manual offers best practices to states, tribes, and local communities on collaborative treatment approaches for pregnant women living with opioid use disorders, and the risks and benefits associated with medication-assisted treatment.
TIP 60: Using Technology-Based Therapeutic Tools in Behavioral Health Services
This manual assists clinicians with implementing technology-assisted care. It highlights the importance of using technology-based assessments and interventions in behavioral health treatment services. The manual also discusses how technology reduces barriers to accessing care.