Last amendment: O. Reg. 38/13.
1. (1) The area referred to in paragraph 1 of each Schedule is designated as a school division.
(2) The name set out in paragraph 2 of each Schedule is the name assigned to the divisional board that has jurisdiction in the school division referred to in paragraph 1 of that Schedule. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, s. 1.
vi. the geographic townships of Aberdeen, Bridgland, Galbraith, Gould, Haughton, Kirkwood, McMahon, Morin, Rose and Wells.
2. The Central Algoma Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 1.
1. In the Territorial District of Algoma, being the Township of Hornepayne.
2. The Hornepayne Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 2.
ii. the geographic townships of Chenard, Dunphy, Esquega, Fiddler, Finon and Huotari.
2. The Michipicoten Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 3.
v. all the islands in the North Channel of Lake Huron lying south of the geographic townships of Bright, Cobden, and the portion of Striker that is not part of the Township of The North Shore.
2. The North Shore Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 4.
iv. the mining locations known as Montreal Mining Southern Location, Montreal Mining Northern Location, A. McDonnell Mining Location, Kincaid Mining Locations 5, 6, 7 and 8 and Rankin Mining Location.
2. The Sault Ste. Marie Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 5.
iii. the geographic townships of Aurora, Blount, Brower, Calder, Clute, Colquhoun, Fournier, Fox, Guibord, Hanna, Kennedy, Lamarche, Leitch, Mortimer, Munro, Newmarket, Ottaway, Pyne, St. John, Stimson and Teefy.
2. Cochrane-Iroquois Falls, Black River-Matheson Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 6; O. Reg. 413/93, s. 1.
ii. Algoma, being the geographic townships of Ebbs and Templeton.
2. The Hearst Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 7.
iv. the portion of the geographic Township of Owens that is not in the Township of Val Rita-Harty.
2. The Kapuskasing-Smooth Rock Falls and District Board of Education or Conseil de l'éducation de Kapuskasing-Smooth Rock Falls et de son district.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 8; O. Reg. 413/93, s. 2.
1. In the Territorial District of Cochrane, being the City of Timmins.
2. The Timmins Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 9.
v. that portion of Block 10 lying south of the production easterly and westerly of the most northerly limit of the geographic township of Drayton.
2. The Dryden Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 10.
v. except for those parts of the mainland which are crossed by the said line, all lands lying north of a line extending from the southernmost extremity of the geographic Township of Boys to the southwest corner of the geographic Township of Kirkup and south of the southerly boundaries of the geographic townships of Boys and Pellatt, the towns of Jaffray and Melick, Keewatin and Kenora.
2. The Kenora Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 11.
iv. all lands within an area of 6.4 kilometres in width and lying on both sides of the centre line of that part of the King's Highway known as Number 105 and within 3.2 kilometres of and measured at right angles to that portion of the centre line of the said part of the highway extending in a generally northerly and northwesterly direction from its intersection with the centre line of Pickerel Creek to its intersection with the southerly limit of the Township of Red Lake, and not in the Township of Ear Falls or referred to in subparagraph iii.
2. The Red Lake Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 12.
1. In the Territorial District of Manitoulin, being all of the said territorial district except the Township of Rutherford and George Island and the geographic townships of Carlyle, Humboldt and Killarney.
2. The Manitoulin Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 13.
1. In The District Municipality of Muskoka, being all of The District Municipality of Muskoka except the Freeman Ward of the area municipality of the Township of Georgian Bay.
2. The Muskoka Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 14.
v. the geographic townships of Badgerow, Bastedo, Beaucage, Blyth, Boyd, Clarkson, Commanda, Crerar, Deacon, Eddy, Falconer, French, Gibbons, Grant, Hugel, Jocko, Kirkpatrick, Lauder, Loudon, Lyman, Macpherson, Merrick, Notman, Pedley, Pentland, Phelps, Poitras and Wyse.
2. The Nipissing Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 15.
B. the Township School Area of Chisholm.
2. The East Parry Sound Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 16; O. Reg. 527/92, s. 1.
ii. The District Municipality of Muskoka, being the Freeman Ward of the area municipality of the Township of Georgian Bay.
2. The West Parry Sound Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 17.
Thence west astronomically to the point of commencement.
2. The Atikokan Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 18.
1. On the north side, the northerly limit of the Territorial District of Rainy River commencing at the point of intersection of the 49th degree parallel of north latitude with the International Boundary; thence due east 24 kilometres more or less along the 49th degree parallel of north latitude to the east shore of the Lake of the Woods; thence north easterly and northerly along the east shore of the Lake of the Woods and the south and east shores of Sabaskong Bay of the Lake of the Woods to the point of intersection of the westerly production of the north boundaries of the geographic townships of Claxton and McLarty; thence due easterly along the said north boundaries of the said geographic townships and along their production due east being along O.L.S. Gillon's base line of 1919 to the 24th mile post on O.L.S. Alexander Niven's 6th meridian line; thence due south along the said meridian line 9.6 kilometres to the 18th mile post thereon in latitude 49°0'6" north; thence due east to the point of intersection of the production north of the east boundary of the geographic Township of Farrington.
2. On the east side, the line formed by the east boundary of the geographic Township of Farrington, the production of the said east boundary due north to the north boundary of the Territorial District of Rainy River and the production due south of the said east boundary to the International Boundary.
3. On the south side, the International Boundary from the mouth of the Rainy River easterly to the point of intersection on the International Boundary of the production due south of the east boundary of the geographic Township of Farrington.
1. On the west side, the International Boundary between the point of intersection thereon of the 49th degree parallel of north latitude and the point of intersection of the production westerly of the north boundary of the geographic Township of Tweedsmuir along the 4th base line.
2. On the south side, the line described as commencing at the point of intersection of the 49th degree parallel of north latitude with the International Boundary; thence due east 24 kilometres more or less along the 49th degree parallel of north latitude to the east shore of the Lake of the Woods; thence north easterly and northerly along the east shore of the Lake of the Woods and the south and east shores of Sabaskong Bay of the Lake of the Woods to the point of intersection of the westerly production of the south boundary of the geographic township of Godson; thence due east along the said north boundary of the said geographic Township and along their production due east being along O.L.S. Gillon's base line of 1919 to the 24th mile post on O.L.S. Alexander Niven's 6th meridian line.
3. On the east side, O.L.S. Alexander Niven's 6th meridian line between the 24th mile post thereon and the point of intersection on the said meridian line of the production due east along the 4th base line of the north boundary of the geographic Township of Tweedsmuir.
4. On the north side, the production along the 4th base line westerly to the International Boundary and easterly to O.L.S. Alexander Niven's 6th meridian line of the north boundary of the geographic Township of Tweedsmuir.
2. The Fort Frances-Rainy River Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 19.
ii. the geographic townships of Caverley, Chapleau, de Gaulle, Eisenhower, Gallagher, Genier, Halsey, Kaplan and Panet.
2. The Chapleau Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 20.
iv. the portion of the geographic Township of Hyman that is not part of the Town of Walden.
2. The Espanola Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 21.
I. the portion of the geographic Township of Trill that is not part of The Regional Municipality of Sudbury.
ii. Manitoulin, being the Township of Rutherford and George Island.
2. The Sudbury Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 22.
iii. the geographic townships of Ashmore, Daley, Errington, Houck, Leduc and Oakes.
2. The Beardmore, Geraldton, Longlac and Area Board of Education (in English) and Conseil de l'éducation de Beardmore, de Geraldton, de Longlac et des environs (in French).
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 23; O. Reg. 94/95, s. 1.
v. the area bounded by the easterly boundary of Lot 1, concessions 1 and 2 of the Dawson Road Lots; the southerly boundary of the geographic Township of Forbes; the westerly shore of the Kaministiquia River (sometimes known as the Dog River) and the northerly shore of the Shebandowan River (sometimes known as the Matawin River).
2. The Lakehead Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 24.
2. The Lake Superior Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 25.
iii. the geographic townships of Boothe, Corrigal, Lyon and Stirling.
2. The Nipigon-Red Rock Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 26.
B. the geographic townships of Askin, Aston, Banting, Belfast, Best, Briggs, Canton, Cassels, Chambers, Cynthia, Eldridge, Flett, Gladman, Godderham, Hammell, Hartle, Hobbs, Joan, Kenny, Law, Le Roche, McCallum, McLaren, Milne, Olive, Phyllis, Riddell, Sisk, Thistle, Torrington, Vogt and Yates.
2. The Timiskaming Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 27.
ii. Cochrane, being the portion of the geographic Township of Benoit that is not part of the Township of Black River-Matheson.
2. The Kirkland Lake Board of Education.
R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 287, Sched. 28.


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Q: Angular2 reactive form, read value from list of radio-buttons and text-boxes I have dynamically created form, i followed tutorial from angular2 cookbook for dynamic forms: Tutorial. I created there my custom  dynamic control "RadioTextboxField", which contains list of radio-buttons, and optionally each radio-button can have associated textbox control.
 Base class:
export class QuestionBase<T>{
value: T;
key: string;
label: string;
required: boolean;
order: number;
controlType: string;

constructor(options: {
  value?: T,
  key?: string,
  label?: string,
  required?: boolean,
  order?: number,
  controlType?: string
  } = {})

 {
   this.value = options.value;
   this.key = options.key || '';
   this.label = options.label || '';
   this.required = !!options.required;
   this.order = options.order === undefined ? 1 : options.order;
   this.controlType = options.controlType || '';
  }
}

RadioTexboxField:
import { QuestionBase } from './question-base';

export class RadioTextboxField extends QuestionBase<string> {
controlType = 'textbox-radio';
labelRadio: { label: string, isTextBox: boolean, value:any }[] = [];
radioVal:string;

 constructor(options: {} = {}) {
     super(options);
     this.labelRadio = options['labelRadio'] || '';
     this.radioVal = options['radioVal'] || '';
  }
}

where labelRadio: list of radio-buttons and optional textboxes which are included in control
( label: label displayed next to radio-button,
 isTextBox: specified if textbox is displayed,
value: specified value for radio-button if textbox isn't visible, otherwise value from textbox should be taken).
Here is my form:
Form:

  {{question.label}}

   <input *ngSwitchCase="'textbox'" [formControlName]="question.key"
        [id]="question.key" [type]="question.type">

   <select [id]="question.key" *ngSwitchCase="'dropdown'"
    [formControlName]="question.key">
    <option *ngFor="let opt of question.options" [value]="opt.key">
    {{opt.value}}</option>
    </select>

      <input type="radio" [id]="question.key" [value]="opts.value" (click)="question.radioVal=opts.value;" [checked]="question.radioVal==opts.value">
       {{opts.label}}
       <input [id]="'text'+j" *ngIf="opts.isTextBox"
        [type]="text" class="form-control input-sm" [readonly]="question.radioVal!=opts.value" [formControlName]="question.key" [value]="opts.isTextBox ? question.key : opts.value">

{{question.label}} is
required

I have problem to read value from that control, to get value from radio-button or optionally from textbox if it's displayed. I would like to also disable the textboxes if associated to it radio-button isn't check. Here is link to full code on plunker: plunker
Please help me, I have no idea how to solve this.

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I thought the stressful days of the Troy Strawberry Festival were behind me.
Years ago, I was the tapped to be the Troy Daily News bed race driver. The enormous pressure placed upon my shoulders by group sports editor David Fong kept me up at night. Literally. I couldn't sleep 48 hours before or after each bed race.
He still brings up our victories to this day. I believe it is one of his highlights in his life right behind marrying the most kind and patient woman on earth and having his two children. I know it's at least in the Top Ten.
This year, I looked forward to being able to enjoy the annual Troy Strawberry Festival without stress or the lack of sleep.
Yet, I found a new venue to share my Strawberry Festival stress among the masses.
I was asked to be one of three judges for the 2015 Strawberry Festival pageant by the committee chair Jennie "The Queen" Hewitt.
It's kind of cool to have those sweet connections.
At first I tried to get out of it. Then I realized I was overqualified. You see, I have no pageant judging experience other than watching the event each year for the last seven years. The Queen must have thought those 35 hours of observation counted. In fact, this was the first year I haven't covered the event due to the fact I was actually judging it. It was finally my turn.
To be honest, I was terrified. Terrified in the sense that I knew how important this small town event was in a young girl's life.
You see, I call my best friend "The Queen" because she was the 2000 Troy Strawberry Festival Queen. Back then, we weren't really that close of friends like we are today. Yet, it's funny how this small blip of an event pulled us closer together more than 15 years ago.
I remember sitting in the audience during that pageant. Jennie and few other girls from our high school were participating and my group of friends were there to cheer them on.
We were the wild, crazy teens screaming with excitement after she sang "Somewhere over the Rainbow" and when she was crowned. It was a big deal.
So I knew how important this event was to these young women's lives. There was no way my 18 year-old self could have walked across the stage in a prom gown. I would have tripped or fell over just trying to stand still. I also doubt my interpretation of Britney Spears "Hit Me Baby One More Time" would have been well received.
So I took this judging gig pretty seriously.
I probably made the process too over the top. You see, we (meaning the media) have to stay in touch with the winners at the festival, after the festival, and before the next year's festival. So we like the chatty, sweet ones. Trust me, some queens are easier to interview than others.
It was fun to get to know all the girls in the short time they were in front of our judge's table. We asked some tough questions and got some great answers. Each one had great qualities and I tried to hunt my favorites down to encourage them to try again next year.
So it's probably no surprise that I literally almost had a panic attack trying to make sure the most deserved participant was the clear and obvious winner in both spirit and in soul. It's a memory for a lifetime. Heck, I can remember Jennie winning 15 years ago and I wasn't even in the show!
I honestly believe we got it right. Miss Bobbi-Jo Myers was sweet and a quick-witted speaker during the intense interview session which no one else sees but us. And boy, can she sing.
So when the numbers from the whole pageant added up to selecting her as the winner, I knew I could sleep at night.
Just don't ask me to judge the Little Miss and Mr. Strawberry contest. Ever.


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Comin' to Your City
Slow Motion (Juvenile song)
Slow Motion may refer to:
Slow motion, a filmmaking effect
Slow Motion (1979 film) (Sauve qui peut (la vie)), a film by Jean-Luc Godard
Every Man for Himself (1980 film), also known as Slow Motion
Slow Motion (Man album)
Slow Motion (Supertramp album)
"Slow Motion" (Trey Songz song), a 2015 song by Trey Songz
"Slow Motion" (Leila K song), a 1993 song by Leila K
"Slow Motion" (Third Eye Blind song), 1999 song
Slow Motion (Hosokawa), a 2002 composition by Toshio Hosokawa
"Slow Motion" (Juvenile song), 2004 song
"Slow Motion" (Lee.M and J. Pearl song), 2012 song featuring Iyaz and Snoop Dogg
"Slo-Mo-Tion", a 2012 song by Marilyn Manson from Born Villain
"Slow Motion", a song by Big & Rich from Comin' to Your City
"Slow Motion", a song by Blondie from Eat to the Beat
"Slow Motion", a song by Color Me Badd from C.M.B.
"Slow Motion", a song by Nickelback from The Long Road
"Slow Motion", a song by Supertramp from same titled album Slow Motion
"Slow Motion", a song by Ultravox from Systems of Romance
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -	https://wn.com/Slow_Motion
Comin' to Your City is the second studio album by the country music duo Big & Rich, released in 2005. It features the hit singles "Comin' to Your City", "Never Mind Me", and "8th of November", which peaked at number 21, number 34, and number 18 on the Hot Country Songs charts, respectively. Target offered an exclusive deluxe edition of the album which featured a bonus DVD of Big & Rich's performance at the 2005 CMA Music Festival.
The title track has become the official theme song of College Gameday, albeit with different lyrics that talk about specific college football teams. Cowboy Troy appears in the revamped version and the corresponding video. The track "I Pray for You" was one of the first songs which Big Kenny and John Rich wrote together. Prior to the duo's inception, both singers included it on their respective solo albums (Big Kenny's Live a Little and Rich's Underneath the Same Moon), which were both recorded in 1999, with the former released in 2005 and the latter in 2006. Rich's solo rendition was also released as a single in 2000, peaking at No. 58 on the country charts.
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -	https://wn.com/Comin'_to_Your_City
"Slow Motion" is a song by rapper Juvenile featuring Soulja Slim. It was released as a single in March 2004 and is Juvenile's only number one hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The song is an original production by Danny Kartel. It held the number-one position on the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks from August 7, 2004, and was the first number one for both Juvenile and Soulja Slim. It was the seventh song to reach #1 posthumously for a credited artist and also the first #1 hit for Cash Money Records.
Background and content
Although not planned as a tribute, it came out as one of the more popular posthumous songs because of Soulja Slim's sudden death in November 2003, before the recording process was released (though the beat and lyrics had already been recorded by Soulja).
The "slow motion" of the title is the movement of a woman's body, with the lyrics proclaiming: "Uh, I like it like that / She working that back; I don't know how to act / Slow motion for me, slow motion for me / Slow motion for me; move it slow motion for me".
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia -	https://wn.com/Slow_Motion_(Juvenile_song)
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Slow Motion, Panic! At The Disco
Slow Motion, Hundred Reasons
Slow Motion, Javier Colon
I'm going...
Slow motion is the verb
We're moving out to right side to side
I'm gone
So you know when I'll get home
We're gonna make that bed rock
... got me twisted like a dreadlock
Twisting to that... music
It's gonna make your head pop
I'm here with my dogs
And if you... we'll let that... pop
I'm drunk but I got my people with me
Same niggers that... with me
That 45 I keep it with me
Everything is moving slow
You see that purple spider?
It's just a purple wee
I'm on the crib tonight
I'm moving nasty
I'm moving left to right
And it ain't hard to see
That I'm feeling right
So niggers pass the weed
You got me banging
Swaging
All over the... slow mo'
... from the dip
And the pain too sweet
I never see them get a red light
And I go slow motion
When I'm in the top head
I never see the heads up
I go post the postman
I got... connects the way spa
And I'm sitting on a pint
So you know I say roll them on the...

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New senior leadership roles will support UOW's strategic priorities
Innovative technology trialled at signalised pedestrian crossings
Western Australia Covid update as at 20 January 2022
JCU, Guild united in call on immunisations
National eDNA Reference Centre launched with University of Canberra
Man dies after collision in Lynbrook
A man has died following a collision in Lynbrook in January.
The collision, on the Western Port Highway on Sunday 2 January, involved five cars about 11am.
Police are investigating one of the car's performed an alleged illegal U-turn at the intersection of Portlink Drive just prior to the collision.
Officers have been told the driver of one of the cars, a 79-year-old Skye man, attended hospital later that same day for treatment.
Sadly, he died in hospital on 13 January.
No other people involved in the collision were injured.
The exact circumstances surrounding the collision are yet to be determined and an investigation is ongoing.
Investigators would like to speak with anyone who witnessed the collision or saw the vehicles in the lead up to the incident.
Any witnesses as well as anyone who has dashcam footage or other information that could assist police is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au.
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Steffanie Johnson, an advanced placement English teacher at Burleson High School, recently attended a Humanities Texas symposium in partnership with the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. The three-day event focused on topics and skills central to the state's high school English language-arts curriculum.
Distinguished scholars from universities across the nation worked with teachers to improve the quality of classroom teaching in Texas. The institute offered dynamic presentations, probing discussions and focused seminars in which scholars and teachers developed strategies for engaging students. Author Oscar Cásares read from and discussed his work with teachers at an evening event during the program.
Johnson was selected to attend the symposium after she submitted an essay explaining why she wanted to attend and why she thought continuing education for teachers is important.
The veteran teacher, who has been teaching at BHS for 14 years and previously taught at Cleburne High School for 11 years, said it was an honor to sit down and collaborate with scholars and speakers.
One of Johnson's favorite speakers shared with the teachers how selections are chosen for the Norton Anthology of American Literature, which is the "go-to" book for American literature teachers, she said.
A challenge for Johnson was learning more about contemporary poetry while at the symposium, which is being taught more frequently in school.
"It is more emotionally driven as opposed to having literary characteristics, so learning how to teach that, what to do with it, and how to grade the outcome of student's work was something new.
Johnson's favorite time period in American literature was during the Harlem Renaissance, which took place in the 1920's and saw the rise of an intellectual and artistic expression in the dominantly African-American community in New York City.
"I look at the different perspectives of the writers at that time and see how they were trying to break away from being looked at as African-American authors as opposed to American authors," she said.
The experience taught Johnson even more skills to bring back to her students to help them prepare for the rigors of higher education and college-level English courses.
"It's very difficult nowadays to find meaningful professional development for experienced teachers, especially at the secondary level and so it's important to me to try to find something that will actually be useful and not only prepares students for state testing, but to prepare them for college and the expectations that go along with that," she said.
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what flowering evergreen would you recommend?
A very old Rhododendron was just discarded from the front of my house and now the spot is bare. There is direct sun so I should probably look for a different plant to replace it. The spot is about 3 feet wide, and I do not want anything that grows taller than 5 feet high and 4-5 feet wide. It is a small front yard. I prefer it be evergreen but it does not need to flower, although that would be nice.
I have found a few plants for you that fit the criteria you listed and will grow in your zone 7-8 garden.
There are many more but these were a few of my favorites.


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Q: How to increase size of UILabel Automatically adding any text? I am using UILabel for showing text. I am giving small UILabel size and a lot of text in the label. My intension is to give a lot of text in small label automatically label sizes also adjusted automatically, how to achieve this functionality? Any one please help me. I am new for iOS.
Thanks in advance.

A: You can try this method of UILabel,
[myLabel sizeToFit];


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Q: What Does (U) and Mean for an Org? As seen in the image, there's an org with (D) and an org with (U). The (D) means default as per the Trailhead modules, but there's never any explanation as to what (U) means in any module or docs. What is it?

A: It stands for the default scratch org username.

A (U) on the left points to the default scratch org username.
The default Dev Hub and scratch orgs are marked on the left with (D) and (U), respectively.

Source.


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Police Report adds more details to controversial situation
Juan Cebreiros, Staff Writer
Los Medanos College custodial workers filed a complaint against their custodial manager after he allegedly issued a threat, leaving some feeling unsafe to even go into work. In the complaint filed...
Rivertown Garden barn gets new color
Michael Benedian, Editor-in-Chief
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package Aarron.WallpaperCraft.blocks.wool;

import net.minecraft.block.SoundType;
import net.minecraft.block.material.Material;
import net.minecraft.block.properties.PropertyEnum;
import Aarron.WallpaperCraft.blockStates.BlockStates;
import Aarron.WallpaperCraft.blockStates.BlockTypes;
import Aarron.WallpaperCraft.blocks.IMetaBlock;

public class CheckeredWoolBlue extends IMetaBlock<BlockTypes> {

	public CheckeredWoolBlue() {
		super(Material.CLOTH, "checkeredwoolblue");
		this.setSoundType(SoundType.CLOTH);
		this.setHardness(0.4F);
	}

	@Override
	protected BlockTypes getDefaultStateVariant() {
		return BlockTypes.Zero;
	}

	@Override
	protected BlockTypes fromMeta(int meta) {
		return BlockTypes.fromMeta(meta);
	}

	@Override
	protected PropertyEnum<BlockTypes> getVariantEnum() {
		return BlockStates.WPblocks;
	}
}

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Tendler
Associate Head Coach
Hometown: Yorkton, Saskatchewan
Alma Mater: University of Regina
Graduating Year: 1991
Major: Sports Administration
Blaine Tendler is entering his third season at North Carolina A&T State University and was promoted to Associate Head Coach prior to the 2018 season. Tendler previously served as an assistant volleyball coach under head coach Hal Clifton since June 29, 2016. His primary responsibilities includes practice itinerary and recruiting, while focusing on setters, offense and serve receiving.
Tendler started his coaching career in 1982 and has over 35 years of coaching experience. Most recently, Tendler was owner and head coach at Piedmont Volleyball Club and head coach for USA High Performance teams, where he has coached since 2005. He also was an assistant coach for the USA Women's Junior National Team from 2012-2013.
An all-conference player at University of Regina in Canada, Tendler graduated in 1991 with a degree in sports administration. He spent two years coaching at the professional level in Europe before returning to North America. In 2001 he was inducted to his hometown of Yorkton, Saskatchewan's Sports Hall of Fame.
After coaching in Europe, Tendler spent five years coaching at the Division I level and two years in Division III. He spent time at Bridgewater College (2001-2003), Drake University (1998-2000), and Illinois State (1995-1998).
As a player, Tendler's Canada Games Team won the 1985 National Championship. Tendler's wife, Mary, is the head volleyball coach at Elon University.
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This Captains Swivel Chair is manufactured by hand in England. This beautiful piece of furniture is in antique red leather and a dark mahogany wood finish.
This Captains Swivel Chair is manufactured by hand in England. This beautiful piece of furniture is in antique red leather and a dark mahogany wood finish. The chair also includes a gas lift for you to raise and lower the chair for what you feel is the most comfortable postion.


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import toDate from '../toDate/index'

/**
 * @name setHours
 * @category Hour Helpers
 * @summary Set the hours to the given date.
 *
 * @description
 * Set the hours to the given date.
 *
 * @param date - the date to be changed
 * @param hours - the hours of the new date
 * @returns the new date with the hours set
 *
 * @example
 * // Set 4 hours to 1 September 2014 11:30:00:
 * const result = setHours(new Date(2014, 8, 1, 11, 30), 4)
 * //=> Mon Sep 01 2014 04:30:00
 */
export default function setHours<DateType extends Date>(
  dirtyDate: DateType | number,
  hours: number
): DateType {
  const date = toDate(dirtyDate)
  date.setHours(hours)
  return date
}


"Selfish" seems like too tame a word to describe the reckless condition of the human heart in its fallen state. We are, by nature, more than selfish, we are selfists. Self is our god, selfism is our religion, and we are devout selfists. Even after our conversion, having received a new heart and spirit, we are still tempted and taught to put self before God and others. Most often I believe we are led back into selfism through an over-investment in good things that god has given us. It is easy to begin to trust in our assets, external and internal, as if they were our hope rather than the Giver of such things. Some trust in their beauty, others in their strength. Some find their identity in their intellect, creativity, or success (in a career, or parenting, or... anything). It's when we lose sight of the God who gives us such gifts to use and enjoy in faith that we begin to see them as merely a reflection of ourselves.
Selfism is dangerous because it denies grace, and catalogs all assets and achievements as the fruit of our own labor or at least something deserved. This kills thankfulness and gratitude and cultivates pride. As a religion selfism isn't opposed to including God as an add-on to our lives, but only so long as he doesn't get in the way of what comes first. Selfism hates or ignores the achievements of others unless they somehow benefit self. It rejects the two greatest commandments for the doctrine of me-first-ology. In the end selfism is dangerous because it always fails, and leads a man to a great fall. You see, selfism can't answer the real questions we are asking, nor provide us with what we most desperately need. Self is an impotent god that cannot save. And when we have built our hopes, security and identity on our assets or achievements, their failure to deliver us will leave us with nothing but despair.
Only one thing has been able to defeat selfism. And I'm not thinking about selfism as an idea out there, but as the ongoing temptation within my own heart. Selfism can only be defeated through the cross of Jesus Christ. On the cross the Son of God denied himself and his own life to save us. He emptied himself to save a people full of themselves. Jesus laid down his life to turn selfists into selfless worshippers of the triune God. Selfism is defeated through Christ's perfect atonement for this original sin by which he has freed us from our guilt and condemnation. By delivering us from slavery to false gods and reuniting us to our Maker and Redeemer he has rescued our identity from things small and temporal. Selfism is defeated in us as the Holy Spirit empowers us to follow the selfless example of Jesus who lived sacrificially for the pleasure of the Father and the redemption of humanity.
Let all selfists and those tempted toward selfism repent by turning their eyes outward and upward, away from self to the self-existent and self-emptying God who is enthroned in heaven.


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Verwaltungskooperation ist der Oberbegriff für unterschiedliche Formen der Kooperation von öffentlichen Verwaltungen und Gebietskörperschaften. Die häufigste Art der Kooperation ist die interkommunale Kooperation (Zusammenarbeit zwischen Gemeinden) und die zentralistische Kooperation. Die Erforschung von Verwaltungskooperationen ist der Gegenstand der Verwaltungswissenschaft.

Motive
Werden Teilbereiche der Daseinsvorsorge nicht oder nicht mehr im zu erwartenden Mindestumfang erbracht, entsteht kommunaler Handlungsdruck. Nicht allein zu bewältigende Investitionen können ebenso ein Motiv für kommunale Kooperation sein wie wachsende Komplexität der kommunalen Aufgaben. Planvolles politisches Handeln kann frühzeitig das Erfordernis einer kommunalen Kooperation anzeigen.

Insbesondere für Kleinstädte wird interkommunale Kooperation zunehmend als Lösungsansatz zur Anpassung an den demografischen Wandel betrachtet.

Beispiele für den Umfang der Zusammenarbeit
Häufige Anwendungsbeispiele sind regionale Entwicklungszusammenarbeit, Tourismus, überregionale Betriebsansiedlung (Gewerbeparks), Infrastruktureinrichtungen (Schulen, Freizeiteinrichtungen, Erholungseinrichtungen, Abfallentsorgung, Wasserversorgung und Abwasserentsorgung, Geoportale). Auch die kostenintensive Sozial-, Jugend- und Gesundheitsverwaltung ist für Kooperationen offen. Ferner können sich gemeinsame kommunale Dienstleistungen in anderen Sektoren lohnen (Feuerwehren, Rettungsdienste, Sozialhilfeverbände, Kindergärten etc.) und gemeinsame Systemleistungen (Beschaffung, Aus- und Weiterbildung, Facilitymanagement etc.).

Ein zentrales Anliegen ist hierbei neben der Interessensvertretung der regionale Finanzausgleich: Bündelt eine Gemeinde Einnahmequellen, die eine ganze Region betreffen sollten (wie Betriebsansiedlungen), oder trägt für Nachbargemeinden besondere Belastungen (wie als Standort einer Mülldeponie), kann die Kooperation für eine monetäre Abgeltung sorgen.

Genauso dazu gehören diejenigen kommunalen Aufgaben, die die Gemeinde für übergeordnete Gebietskörperschaften, bis hin zum Staat, zu besorgen hat, wie die Bürgerstandserfassung (Melderegister, etwa die Geburten- und Sterbebücher) und andere Datenerfassung für die amtliche Statistik.

Formen

Zusammenarbeit zwischen Gemeinden (interkommunale Kooperation)
Interkommunale Kooperation ist die Zusammenarbeit von Kommunalverwaltungen, die entweder in einem vertraglich geregelten bloßen koordinierten Vorgehen oder in der Schaffung eines neuen Rechtsträgers zur Verfolgung der gemeinsamen Interessen bestehen kann. Viele Aufgaben lassen sich ohne Kooperation gar nicht, einige Aufgaben nur mit einem erhöhten finanziellen Aufwand erfüllen, wobei bestimmte Aufgaben von ihrer Natur nach von vorneherein auf das Zusammenwirken mehrerer Verwaltungsträger angelegt sind. Bestimmte kommunale Investitionen lohnen sich von ihrer technisch erforderlichen Mindestgröße erst, wenn sie durch mehrere Nachbarkommunen mitgetragen und mitgenutzt werden (Kläranlagen, Abfallbeseitigung).

Beispiele für Formen  der interkommunale Kooperation sind:
 rechtlich institutionalisierte Formen:
 öffentlich-rechtlich (Verwaltungsgemeinschaft): Gemeindeverband, Zweckverband, Zweckgemeinde
 privatrechtlich (gemeinsame Gründung eines öffentlichen Unternehmens und ähnliches)
 vertragliche Zusammenarbeit (etwa per Werkvertrag, Kooperationsvertrag)
 Bürgermeisterkonferenz (institutionalisiert oder informell)
 informelle, wenig institutionalisierte Formen: gemeinsamer Erfahrungsaustausch, Expertenrunde, Runder Tisch, Arbeitsgemeinschaft

Alle Formen gibt es sowohl als Kooperation insgesamt als auch speziell zweckgebunden für einzelne kommunale Verwaltungsaufgaben (Interessensgemeinschaft).

Gemeindefusionen
Die Gemeindefusion, also die Zusammenlegung von Gemeinden ist eine Sonderform. Insbesondere wenn sie freiwillig erfolgt, kann sie als Verwaltungskooperation angesehen werden. Anderenfalls ist die Gemeindefusion eher eine Maßnahme der Gebietsreform. Diese Begriffe haben auch lokal unterschiedliche Ausprägungen. In der Schweiz spricht man eher von Gemeindefusion, in Deutschland von Gebietsreform. In Österreich sind beide Begriffe gebräuchlich.

Öffentlich-private Partnerschaft
Die Öffentlich-private Partnerschaft (ÖPP) ist eine Sonderform. Hierbei steht die Kooperation zwischen Wirtschaft und öffentlicher Verwaltung im Vordergrund. Als Verwaltungskooperation kann sie nur dann bezeichnet werden, wenn mindestens zwei öffentliche Verwaltungen daran beteiligt sind.

Vergleich
Als in der Regel wenig institutionalisierte Form der Verwaltungskooperation gibt es auch Vergleichsringe. Vor allem im Bereich der interkommunalen Kooperation üblich und dort als interkommunaler Vergleich (IKV) bezeichnet. In Projekten einigen sich die Projektpartner über Indikatoren und Kennzahlen sowie Themenbereiche, für die diese erhoben werden sollen (z. B. Kinderbetreuung). Aus dem Vergleich und der Diskussion über Unterschiede sollen neue Erkenntnisse gewonnen werden.

Nationales

Europarechtliche Aspekte
 der Europäischen Charta der kommunalen Selbstverwaltung vom 15. Oktober 1985 garantiert die interkommunale Zusammenarbeit bei Aufgaben von gemeinsamen Interessen. Danach haben die kommunalen Gebietskörperschaften bei der Ausübung ihrer Kompetenzen das Recht, mit anderen Gebietskörperschaften zusammenzuarbeiten und im gesetzlichen Rahmen Verbände mit anderen Gebietskörperschaften zu bilden, um Aufgaben von gemeinsamem Interesse zu erfüllen.

Die interkommunale Zusammenarbeit ist auch vergaberechtlich garantiert. So entschied der Europäische Gerichtshof (EuGH), dass eine . Die Kommunen sind danach im Fall einer kommunalen Zusammenarbeit grundsätzlich nicht verpflichtet, eine Ausschreibung durchzuführen oder Angebote privater Firmen einzuholen. Das Grundsatzurteil des EuGH sichert den Kommunen erhebliche Gestaltungsspielräume für eine gemeinsame und effektive Wahrnehmung öffentlicher Aufgaben. Interkommunale Aufgaben- und Zuständigkeitsverlagerungen stellen somit keine ausschreibungspflichtigen Beschaffungsvorgänge auf dem Markt dar.

Einzelne Länder
 Verwaltungskooperation in Deutschland
 Interkommunale (Belgien)

Literatur

Weblinks
 Plattform Verwaltungskooperation (Österreich)

Einzelnachweise

Verwaltungswissenschaft
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Q: How to responsively position images diagonally (react) I originally created a diagonal slider using the viewport width and height to determine where each box/image needed to be both on the x and y axis. However, when I started implementing animations the performance started to suffer. This is due to the window size being a dependency of a useEffect.
I am curious to know if there may be a better approach to spacing out the items diagonally that doesn't cause a re-render when the browser window resizes. Would grid or possibly flexbox be a better route or possibly something else. I've linked my sandbox below.
Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/relaxed-butterfly-zot2xe?file=/components/Images.js
Animated Sandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/mystifying-spence-m52t2p?file=/components/Images.js

A: This is a matter of slope. Slope is the incline of a line, which is being conducted by 2 points (a line segment, rather).
Now, the first thing that I see in your question is:

responsively

Usually when we are dealing with responsive stuff we use percentages, because they automatically adjust on resizes etc. So we know that m = rise/run, m being slope. Let's say you wanted your slope to be -2, for example.
Your coordinates would be (starting at [0, 0]):
[0, 0]
[2, 1]
[4, 2]
[6, 3]
[8, 4]

NOTE: I DID NOT USE NEGATIVES BECAUSE [0, 0] IS ON THE TOP LEFT, THERE ARE NO NEGATIVES.

A: You can get CSS to do much of the work for you by placing the items in a grid and rotating that diagonally.
A continuous flow of items can be obtained by having two copies and transforming the slider just 50% of its length rather than the full 100%.
A bit of JavaScript is needed initially to work out what angle the slider should be at - this depends on the height and width of the viewport.
This snippet recalculates the angle on a reload or a resize. After that JS is not involved and the system should be able to optimise the use of processor power, for example by leaving the transformation to a GPU.

function init() {
  const container = document.querySelector('.container');
  const items = document.querySelectorAll('.item');
  const w = window.getComputedStyle(container).width.replace('px', '') / 2;
  const h = window.getComputedStyle(container).height.replace('px', '');
  const rad = Math.atan(h / w);
  container.style.setProperty('--rad', -rad + 'rad');
  container.style.setProperty('--cols', items.length);
}
window.onload = init;
window.onresize = init;
* {
  margin: 0;
  overflow: hidden;
}

.container {
  transform-origin: center center;
  transform: translateY(calc(50vh)) rotate(var(--rad));
  transform-origin: 0 50%;
  overflow: hidden;
  width: 200vmax;
  height: 100vh;
  position: relative;
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
}

.slider {
  grid-template-columns: repeat(var(--cols), 1fr);
  display: grid;
  animation: move 20s linear infinite;
  width: 100%;
  overflow: hidden;
  position: relative;
}

@keyframes move {
  0% {
    transform: translateX(-50%);
  }
  100% {
    transform: translateX(0);
  }
}

.item {
  width: 100%;
  aspect-ratio: 1 / 1;
  background-size: 50% auto;
  background-repeat: no-repeat;
  background-position: center center;
  transform: rotate(calc(-1 * var(--rad)));
}


A section of Amhurst Road has been closed to allow for the demolition of a terrace which has become structurally unsound.
Access to Hackney Central Overground station has also been restricted to pedestrians via the Northern entrance.
A council spokesperson said: "Hackney Council has arranged for the urgent controlled demolition of 1-5 Amhurst Road following reports that the building has become structurally unsound and posed an immediate risk to public safety.
"The Council was informed of damage to the building following calls from members of the public to London Fire Brigade.
Amhurst Road will be closed until further notice between Mare Street and Pembury Junction.
A spokes person also confirmed to Hackney Hive, that a third of the terrace closest to Hackney Central Station car park, will be demolished and that a decision on the rest of the terrace will be made following a closer assessment. The ground floor of the terrace includes the Cirrik and Raw Duck restaurants.
In total there are seven residential properties included in the terrace which is the former home of Gibbons Furniture, that operated on the same spot from 1831 to 2002. More recently, work began in the construction of an 80 room Travel Lodge motel in the adjacent car park, which was due to open in spring 2014. A council spokesman could not confirm the motel construction had anything to do with the structural problems.
The council was alerted at approximately 6.30 pm last night (Friday 22nd November), by London Fire brigade.
The Overground service will continue to operate at Hackney Central however there is a disruption of buses in the area. Routes 30,38,48,55,242,253,254,276,394,106,N38, are all subject to diversion.
One Response to "BREAKING: Partial demolition of old Gibbons Building on Amhurst Road"
Travelodge and Hackney Council must be made to pay for not only the financial loss the residents and businesses occurred but also for emotional damages.


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Carlton Gunn, who was UT linebacker in 1979, dies at 56
Tom Mattingly
News Sentinel file photo Tennessee linebacker Carlton Gunn is pictured in 1979. (Photo: KNS Archive)
Carlton Gunn, a 1979 Tennessee football letter winner as a linebacker, died last Thursday in his hometown of Tampa, Fla. He was 56.
Mr. Gunn was part of the 1978 Tennessee football recruiting class assembled by coach Johnny Majors and staff, a highly regarded group that included James Berry, Lee Otis Burton, Terry Daniels, Charles Gillespie, Anthony Hancock, Lemont Holt Jeffers, Kenny Jones, Lee North, Mike Terry, John Warren, and Darryl Wilson. Mr. Gunn wore jersey No. 65 and played at 6-foot-2, 249 pounds.
'He was a gifted and talented young man,' said Warren. 'Watching him stand flatfooted and dunk a basketball was pretty amazing.'
Mr. Gunn played at Tampa's T. R. Robinson High School for coach Randy Smith, earning Parade and McDonald's All-America honors. After his senior season, his No. 66 jersey was retired. Each season, a linebacker is chosen to receive the Carlton Gunn Linebacker Award in his honor. In 2012, he was among the Top 54 players and coaches to participate in the Robinson-Plant High School rivalry in Tampa, as the 'key defensive player on Robinson's 1977 state semifinalist team.'
After leaving Tennessee, he finished his collegiate career at Carson-Newman College. Thereafter, he played for the USFL Memphis Showboats, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the New York Giants.
Mr. Gunn was last employed as a legal assistant with Swope, Rodante P.A. and Vanguard Attorneys.
'We bonded well in our freshman season at Tennessee,' said Gillespie, a longtime friend and a former Vols offensive lineman. 'Carlton, Lee Otis Burton, and I came in early for our freshman season. We were friends at Tennessee and ever after. He was very outgoing. We had a great time.'
Mr. Gunn is survived by his wife, Harolyn, a daughter and two sons.
The family will receive friends on Friday from 7-8:30 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home, 3000 N. 29th Street, in Tampa. Services will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Allen Temple A.M.E. Church, 2101 W. Lowe Street, Tampa, with Rev. Dr. David W. Green, Sr., officiating.


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Inquiry-Based Instruction and Teaching About Nature of Science: Are They Happening?
Authors: Capps Daniel K., Crawford Barbara A.
The aim of this study was to investigate the views and actual practices related to inquiry and nature of science (NOS) of a group of highly motivated and well-qualified teachers from classrooms across the United States. The findings indicated that most of these teachers held fairly limited views and misconceptions on inquiry and NOS. Data analyses indicated an association between teachers' views and classroom practice. That is, teachers with more robust views were more likely to teach science as inquiry, whereas teachers who held more limited views were less likely to teach science in this way. This study provides empirical evidence for the claim that although reform documents in the United States highlight the importance of inquiry and NOS and refer to inquiry as a central teaching strategy, some of the best teachers currently struggle to enact reformed-based teaching.
Updated: Aug. 05, 2014
A Review of Empirical Literature on Inquiry Professional Development: Alignment with Best Practices and a Critique of the Findings
Authors: Capps Daniel K., Crawford Barbara A., Constas Mark A.
The authors present a targeted critical review of research focused specifically on the nature of professional development programs purported to emphasize inquiry. The review analyzes the features of each program and critiques the reported outcomes of each study. The findings suggest a general alignment with recommended features of effective PD as outlined in the literature with a few notable exceptions, including: supporting teachers in developing inquiry-based lesson plans, providing authentic inquiry experiences, and focusing on science content for teachers.
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Ambitious women in business, especially those in high-energy careers, often struggle through many obstacles and dilemmas. Probably one of the most common dilemma that high-achieving women face are those that are internalized – feeling as though you are "not up to snuff" in your career, despite having a glowing resume, awards, or fantastic recommendations. This dilemma is what I call "Ambitious Woman's Dilemma, and it is the most common condition affecting ambitious, high-achieving women in business.
In today's episode, I share with you 6 of the most common symptoms of Ambitious Woman's Dilemma (AWD), and what you need to do to overcome this condition.
What is Ambitious Woman's Dilemma?
Is there a way to "cure" the AWD condition – and if so, how?
Why highly ambitious women begin feeling the effects of AWD?
AWD is a common condition among smart, ambitious women who want to make a difference in the world while genuinely being present for their families and being financially secure but tend to feel like their "not up to snuff" or should be further ahead in their career or personal life than they are currently.
You feel you are only as good as your last deal, sale, or project.
You feel like you have to do things to be awesome and feel safe in the world.
AWD sufferers do not have any hobbies because, at the end of the work day, they are too busy sleeping, eating, driving, cleaning, or feeding someone.
You know you're a confident person, but you don't understand why you feel insecure at times.
Understand the difference between confidence and worthiness.
In our last episode, I spoke with Joan Michelson of Green Connections Radio. She brought up a fascinating topic about the differences between how women support other women in business compared to the ways men support other people in business. This discussion led me to evaluate how the women within my own network have supported me through various business ventures, as well as how the men in my network have shown their support. One thing that I have found interesting during this evaluation was that women typically demonstrate their support through emotional support while men will often support you through practical support.
In this episode, I share with you the reasons why many women in business often tend to stick with emotional support, and why they need to step out of their comfort zone, step into their power, and help other women in business through practical support strategies.
Women are more likely to offer emotional support to other women in business while men often offer practical support.
Women need more than just emotional support to help us step into our economic power. We need practical support and access to professional networks.
One of the main reasons women do not offer practical support to other women is often because they do not realize their power. The first step to stepping into your power is to understand that you have it and realize that your biggest source of power is the relationships you have built.
Find ways to make powerful introductions to key business partners, clients, and customers.
Identify people in your network that would be a good supplier to someone else, then introduce them.
Today, I am joined by a fabulously fierce feminine leader, advocate for female leaders throughout the corporate and entrepreneurial world, and owner of Green Connections Radio, Joan Michelson. Joan has made a huge impact in the corporate world and helping women "claim their power" in their industries. Her very specific, unique niche in the business community is in the Clean Tech area, also known as the "green space." She joins us today to share her story about how the "green space" niche fell in her lap and provide some insight and tips to other women in leadership roles on ways they can find their voice within their organization.
Joan's story – how she dived into the Clean Tech space, the struggles she has endured, and how she overcame those struggles and how she empowers other women to do the same.
Statistics show that women tend to get promoted on performance while men get promoted on potential.
Women walk into a discussion or decision with a laundry list of assumptions.
How Joan felt "held back" in her previous career goals, and what she did to overcome this common obstacle.
Women have permission to change the rules in the corporate world, even though many feel as though they don't.
Using relationship building skills and deal closing skills at the same time produces results. Everyone in business – entrepreneurial or corporate – needs to do both.
What is Joan's business model?
Self-talk – listen to yourself, how you talk to others and yourself, to learn a lot about what your voice is and how you are, in your own way, making assumptions that may or may not be true.
Be willing to hear voices that are different from yours so you can stretch your knowledge. Be willing to learn new things and ask for help.
Go to your company's communications team and ask to cover the public speaking engagements that the CEO cannot attend. Approach them with specific opportunities that will also benefit the company.
An interesting point was mentioned during my last episode while interviewing Vicki Saunders, the founder of SheEO. She said that women are not asking for help in their businesses – that many women feel they need to do everything on their own in order to be, or feel, successful and accomplished. In reality, though, it is incredibly hard to do everything on your own without asking for help and developing a team.
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Common ways many women entrepreneurs make things harder than they need to be.
Vicki shares the one important leadership lesson she has learned from her 20+ years with building and growing businesses.
How and when Vicki stepped into her power.
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Women are set to inherit 75% of the world's inherited wealth.
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Employers have the same Health & Safety responsibilities and duty of care for home workers as they do for their office based employees. Health & Safety risk assessments should be carried out at the start ensuring that workstations are suitable, equipment is fit for purpose and things such as trailing cables should be avoided, thereby minimising the risk of accidents. Electrical equipment should be tested, certified and maintained as would equipment in the office and where necessary; employees should be trained to work safely.
It can be difficult for businesses to motivate home working employees ensure they don't breach company policies. What should an employer do if they fear an employee is not performing because they are not working their contractual hours? Well as with office based employees, the employer should act in accordance with their disciplinary procedure. Minor disciplinary offences should be dealt with informally through a discussion with the employee concerned; however, if this is not successful then the employer should discipline the individual in line with the disciplinary procedure, ensuring that a full investigation is carried out.
Employers must have Employers' Liability Insurance which covers its legal liability for personal injury to employees while acting in the course of their employment. The cover must extend, however, to where the employee is working at or from home – most but not all policies do this automatically but employers should check their policy wording to ensure they are covered. It is also sensible to ensure that any Public Liability Insurance, which covers the legal liability of the employer and its employees for injury and/or property damage to third parties, covers situations where the employee is working at or from home.
By ensuring all of these potential issues have been addressed and importantly understood will help ensure that the provision of a home working option for employees can also be beneficial for employers.
Jen Smith is an Employment Law Solicitor at JMW Solicitors LLP in Manchester.


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Almere Magpies withdraws from big league!
ALMERE (Neth.) - During a special meeting on Tuesday-evening, members of the Almere '90 baseball club supported the Board of the club to withdraw its main baseball team, Almere Magpies, from the Dutch Major League. The Board stated that the costs to play baseball in the big league is irresponsible and might result in financial problems for the entire club.
Some 80 of the more than 250 clubmembers of Almere '90 attended the meeting. Only six of them voted to keep the baseball-team in the big league. About 30 members voted to play in the First Division. The remaining attendees didn't vote.
During the sometimes emotional meeting, the Board of Almere '90 opted to play in the First Division ('Overgangsklasse') in 2011, despite the current financial situation. It was stated that playing in the First Division also has its costs, as opponents are further away and less spectactors will visit the games, meaning less income.
Initially, there were several attendees in favor of remaining in the big league, but in the end, most of them didn't vote, as it might have led to a crisis in the board of the club.
Last season, Almere Magpies captured the title in the First Division and therefore earned the right to participate in the best-of-five Promotion/Relegation Play-Off vs. MediaMonks RCH, which finished in last place in the big league. Several days after winning the title, on September 1, it was announced that Almere Magpies was initially not granted a licence to play in the big league by the Royal Dutch Baseball and Softball Association (KNBSB) in case of promotion to the highest level, due to financial insecurity. Almere then stated that it handed in their figures of 2008, which came after a financial troublesome period in which the club built a considerable debt, which was created a year earlier. Also, the 2008 figures were over the year following its relegation from the big league. Almere appealed the decision of the KNBSB and the Jury of Appeal agreed with the club that it has the right to participate in promotion games, meaning the best-of-five started as scheduled. To obtain a license, clubs has to comply with several criteria, such as the financial situation.
Almere won the Series vs. RCH 3-2 to promote to the big league. Because of this result, the team was named Sports Team of the Year in the Municipality of Almere, as well as the Flevoland Province.
A few weeks later, on November 4, 2009, the complete Board of the Dutch Federation stepped down due to a conflict with its Jury of Appeal, regarding the case that handled the promotion of the baseball-team of Almere Magpies to the Dutch big league. The ruling of the Jury of Appeal to agree with Almere resulted in a lack of trust between the two parties and eventually resulted in the stepping of the KNBSB-Board.
But now, a year later, Almere still has financial problems, partly as a result of its involvement in the World Championship Baseball 2005, when it was one of the co-hosts. In recent weeks, it was hoped that the club could attract some sponsors, but only a few small sponsors were interested.
This season, Almere Magpies finished in last place and faced First Division-champion UVV from Utrecht in the Promotion/Relegation Series. Almere swept UVV in three games to remain in the big league. However, after completion of the season, it became clear that the financial situation at the club was still a problem.
Now that Almere Magpies has withdrawn from the big league, this probably means that UVV from Utrecht might take their place.
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The founder Francesco D'Ambra, also known as Don Ciccio, has been devoted to wine growing at a young age. He grows up in a family of growers. And he starts initiating and developing a large company in the old Garavini villa on Ischia, which is the headquarters of the company. Casa D 'Ambra is born. The wine is made from Biancolella, Forastera and e palummo grapes.
Casa D'Ambra buys about 5,000 tonnes of grapes from 150 growers of Ischia annually. The harvest begins around September 20 and lasts until October 10: Due to the quality of the vineyards, their location varies within the ripening periods, but that does not prevent That you are getting a balanced wine each year. The harvest is done manually, and - to ensure the integrity of data - it is transported into small crates. The production processes, from the vineyard to bottling, are the owner and enologist Andrea D'Ambra personally present.
Current vinification and aging processes contributed to the reinforcement of the two characteristics of the wines D'Ambra: the flavor of the aroma and the taste is always defined as "almond". Since 1966, the wines of Ischia are recognized wines with a protected designation of origin.
Visit to the Farm and Cellar Museum, visit the Vineyard Frassitelli (vineyard 600m above sea level, with tufsteen terraces supporting rows and breathtaking panorama) taste in the vineyard with tastes of typical local cuisine.


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Göbel oder Goebel ist ein Familienname und ein männlicher Vorname.

Familienname

A
 Adolf Göbel (1840–1895), Württembergischer Oberamtmann
 Alexander Goebel (* 1953), deutscher Schauspieler
 Alexander Göbel (* 1974), deutscher Hörfunkjournalist
 Alfred Göbel (* 1963), deutscher Jurist und Richter am Bundesgerichtshof
 Amely Goebel (1903–1982), deutsche Politikerin, Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerin und Sozialarbeiterin
 Andreas Göbel (* 1961), deutscher Soziologe und Hochschullehrer
 Angilbert Göbel (1821–1882), deutscher Maler
 Anjali Göbel (* 1958), deutsche Künstlerin
 Anton Goebel (1824–1898), deutscher Klassischer Philologe
 Arthur Goebel (1853–1939), Generalarzt, Direktor der Charité
 Arthur Goebel (Philologe) (* 1887), Gymnasiallehrer in Lahr, Träger des Bundesverdienstkreuzes 1. Klasse
 Arthur C. Goebel (1895–1973), US-amerikanischer Luftfahrtpionier

B
 Barbara Göbel (* 1943), deutsche Schwimmerin
 Barbara Göbel (Lateinamerikanistin) (* 1962), deutsche Lateinamerikanistin

 Bernhard Göbel (* 1947), deutscher Unternehmer
 Bert Goebel (* 1963), deutscher Schwimmer
 Beverly Goebel (* 1988), US-amerikanische Fußballspielerin, siehe Beverly Yanez
 Birgit Seelbach-Göbel (* 1954), deutsche Gynäkologin und Geburtshelferin
 Brigitte Goebel (1948–2018), deutsche Schauspielerin, Hörspielsprecherin und Autorin
 Bruno Goebel (1860–1944), deutscher Orgelbauer in Königsberg

C

 Carolin Sophie Göbel (* 1989), deutsche Schauspielerin und Synchronsprecherin
 Caspar Goebel (um 1535–nach 1605), deutscher Unternehmer und Münzmeister in Danzig und Marienburg

D
 Dan M. Goebel, US-amerikanischer Raumfahrtforscher, Träger der Stuhlinger-Medaille
 Dieter Göbel (* 1928), deutscher Journalist

E
 Eckart Goebel (* 1966), deutscher Literaturwissenschaftler
 Eduard Goebel (1831–1904), deutscher Klassischer Philologe und Politiker
 Eduard Göbel (1867–1945), deutscher Schauspieler und Opernsänger (Tenor)
 Elisabeth Goebel (1920–2005), deutsche Schauspielerin
 Erich Goebel (1867–nach 1929), deutscher Architekt
 Ernst O. Göbel (* 1946), deutscher Physiker
 Erwin Göbel (* 1959), deutscher Fußballfunktionär
 Eugen Göbel (1875–1937), deutscher Architekt

F
 Florian Goebel (1972–2008), deutscher Physiker
 Frank Peter Goebel (1939–2016), deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler
 Frans Göbel (* 1959), niederländischer Ruderer
 Franz Goebel (1881–1973), Kapuziner, Spiritual und Theologe
 Franz Florian Goebel (1802–1873), deutscher Politiker, Mitglied der Frankfurter Nationalversammlung
 Franz Jakob Göbel (1791–1858), deutscher Mathematiker, Professor und Rektor magnificus an der Universität Leuven
 Fred Goebel (1891–1964), deutscher Schauspieler
 Friedemann Adolph Goebel (1826–1895), deutscher Geologe

G
 Gabi Göbel (* vor 1976), deutsche Fußballspielerin
 Gabriele M. Göbel (* 1945), deutsche Schriftstellerin
 Georg Goebel (1909–1987), deutscher Chorleiter und Komponist
 Gerd Goebel (* 1950), deutscher Journalist und Politiker

 Günter Goebel (1917–1993), deutscher Offizier
 Gwendolyn Göbel (* 2006), deutsche Filmschauspielerin und Kinderdarstellerin

H

 Hans Goebel (Orgelbauer) (1897–1965), deutscher Orgelbauer in Litauen und Baskenland
 Hans Hilmar Goebel (* 1937), deutscher Neuropathologe
 Hansjörg Schulze-Göbel (* 1936), deutscher Geograf
 Hartmut Göbel (* 1957), deutscher Neurologe und Schmerztherapeut
 Heike Göbel (* 1959), deutsche Wirtschaftsjournalistin
 Heini Göbel (1910–2009), deutscher Schauspieler

 Heinz Göbel (1947–2013), österreichischer Maler und Grafiker
 Helmut Goebel (Tischtennisspieler) (Helmut Göbel; 1919–nach 1938), österreichischer Tischtennis-Nationalspieler
 Helmut Goebel (* 1925), deutscher Denkmalpfleger
 Herman P. Goebel (1853–1930), US-amerikanischer Politiker

 Horst Göbel (1924–2002), deutscher Pianist und Schallplattenproduzent

I
 Ira Anika Göbel (* 1977), deutsche Musikerin, siehe Ira Atari

J
 Jakob Göbel (1887–1979), deutscher Politiker (SPD), MdL Hessen
 Jakob Goebel (1899–1937), deutscher Politiker (KPD), MdL Preußen
 Jens Goebel (* 1952), deutscher Politiker (DSU, CDU)
 Jessica Göbel (* 1981), deutsche Tischtennisspielerin
 Joachim Göbel (* 1958), deutscher Geistlicher
 Joey Goebel (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Autor

 Johannes Goebel (1891–1952), deutscher Chemiker
 Joseph Goebel (1893–1969), deutscher Orgelbauer

 Just Göbel (1891–1984), niederländischer Fußballspieler

K
 Katharina Leonore Goebel (* 1989), deutsche Schauspielerin

 Kazimierz Goebel (* 1940), polnischer Mathematiker und Hochschullehrer
 Klaus Goebel (* 1934), deutscher Historiker
 Klaus Göbel (* 1942), deutscher Jazzmusiker
 Kurt Goebel (1892–1983), deutscher Jurist und Landrat
 Kurt Göbel (1900–1983), hessischer Politiker (DDP/LDP/FDP), MdL Hessen

L
 Lena Göbel (* 1983), österreichische Malerin und Holzschneiderin
 Lis Goebel (1884–1970), deutsche Malerin
 Lorenz Goebel (1853–1936), deutscher Konditor und Fabrikant
 Louis Goebel (1896–1981), US-amerikanischer Tiertrainer und Unternehmer

M
 Marianne Köhnlein-Göbel, deutsche Sängerin (Sopran) und Gesangspädagogin
 Markus Göbel (* 1965), deutscher Wirtschaftswissenschaftler
 Martin Goebel (* 1953), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Matthias Goebel (* 1978), deutscher Jazzmusiker
 Max Goebel (1811–1857), deutscher evangelischer Theologe
 Michael Göbel (* 1973), deutscher Zeichner und Künstler
 Michelle Göbel (* 2004), deutsche Skispringerin
 Mike Göbel (* 1971), deutscher Fußballspieler

N
 Nana Göbel (* 1955), deutsche Anthroposophin, Aktivistin für die weltweite Waldorfschulbewegung

O
 Otto Goebel (Maler) (1865–1903), deutscher Maler
 Otto Goebel (1872–1955), deutscher Volkswirt

P
 Parris Goebel (* 1991), neuseeländische Choreografin und Tänzerin
 Patricia Göbel (* 1969), Geologin
 Patrick Göbel (* 1993), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Paul Göbel (1870–1921), deutscher Politiker, Oberbürgermeister von Heilbronn

R
 Rainer Goebel (* 1964), deutscher Psychologe
 Ralf Göbel (* 1961), deutscher Politiker (CDU)
 Reinhard Goebel (* 1952), deutscher Violinist und Dirigent
 Rolf Goebel (Rolf J. Goebel; * 1953), deutscher Germanist, Literaturwissenschaftler und Hochschullehrer in den USA
 Rüdiger Göbel (1940–2014), deutscher Mathematiker
 Rudolf Goebel (1872–1952), österreichischer Architekt

S

 Siegfried Goebel (1844–1928), deutscher Theologe
 Sven Goebel (* 1988), deutscher Bierdeckelstapler
 Sylvia Goebel (* 1952), deutsche Malerin

T
 Thomas Göbel, deutscher Diplomat
 Thomas Göbel (Anthroposoph) (1928–2006), deutscher Forstwissenschaftler und Anthroposoph
 Tim Goebel (* 1982), deutscher Leichtathlet
 Timothy Goebel (* 1980), US-amerikanischer Eiskunstläufer
 Tobias Goebel (* 1990), deutscher American-Football-Spieler
 Tristan Göbel (* 2002), deutscher Kinderdarsteller

V
 Valentin Göbel (1867–1933), deutscher Veterinärmediziner
 Viktor Goebel (1869/1870–1924), deutscher Gartenarchitekt
 Volker Göbel (* 1955), deutscher Fußballspieler

W
 Walter Goebel, Geburtsname von Fred Goebel (1891–1964), deutscher Schauspieler
 Walter Göbel (* 1952), deutscher Anglist, Amerikanist und Hochschullehrer
 Walther F. Goebel (1899–1993), US-amerikanischer Chemiker und Immunologe
 Werner Göbel (1924–1955), deutscher Fußballspieler
 Werner Goebel (* 1939), deutscher Mikrobiologe
 Wilhelm Goebel (1859–1942), deutscher Pietist, Blaukreuz-Direktor, Publizist und NS-Befürworter
 William Goebel (1856–1900), US-amerikanischer Politiker

Vorname
 Goebel Reeves (1899–1959), US-amerikanischer Country- und Folksänger
 Göbel Schickenberges, deutscher Ordensgeistlicher und Chronist

Siehe auch
 Goebl
 Göbl

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Players synonymous with their cities and their franchises are now gone in a summer of upheaval the NBA has rarely seen before, and the teams left behind begin their searches for new identities after saying the hardest of goodbyes.
Count the San Antonio Spurs among the chosen few. Duncan fell in their lap when the Spurs won the draft lottery in 1997, and coach Gregg Popovich has long credited that bit of luck for the franchise's unprecedented run of success.
Five championships, two MVPs for Duncan, the most enduring success story in American sports.
Bryant beat Duncan out of the door by a couple of months, ending 20 colorful seasons with the Lakers with a 60-point outburst in his final game. The consistency wasn't the same as Duncan's, but the Lakers captured five titles as well during Bryant's time and vaulted back into the league's hierarchy.
Wade left the Heat for his hometown Bulls after 13 brilliant seasons and is perhaps the biggest sports hero in Miami history, having delivered three championships to South Beach and serving as an ambassador for the glitzy city by the bay.
And finally, the Bulls traded Rose, a former MVP and one of the city's favorite sons, to the New York Knicks. Noah followed his friend to the Big Apple in free agency, meaning two of the players who embodied the franchise's grit and determination are now elsewhere.
The departures came under different circumstances and by different means, but they have served to upend the NBA. Player movement is one of the league's hallmarks, but Dwyane Wade in a Bulls jersey?
Injuries to Rose and Noah no doubt forced Chicago's hand. But both of the proud fighters wearing blue and orange?
It will take some getting used to for everyone involved, and it stands to have a major impact on the playoff chases in both conferences.
Duncan may not have been the force of nature he was for the Spurs in his earlier days, and he may have passed the torch to Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge last season. But his loss in the locker room, and in the paint, will be hard for the Spurs to overcome.
With Leonard, Aldridge, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and now Pau Gasol in the fold, the Spurs should still be able to hang near the top of the Western Conference. Without No. 21 in the middle to keep things calm, it won't be easy.
In some ways, things have only gotten easier for the Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers, who have met in the NBA Finals the last two seasons.
Durant's move to Golden State gutted the Warriors' chief rival in the West and assembled perhaps the most potent starting lineup in league history in the Bay Area.
Wade's move to Chicago weakened a challenger to LeBron in the East.
Maybe the only question left to answer going into next season is not who will be there in the end, but how each of these proud franchises will handle their new beginnings.


Haley and Logan chose one of West Virginia's beautiful resorts as the backdrop for their perfect fall wedding. Stonewall Jackson Resort, in Weston, WV, houses a lovely array of cabins, a lodge, acreage of gorgeous land, a beautiful serene lake, and has witnessed so many weddings before this one. But Haley and Logan's wedding was special.
Family, friends, laughter and genuine love encompassed this day and Brandon and I were thankful to be a small part in their nuptials.
From her contemporary gown, to their glamorous reception, no detail went unnoticed through the day. We truly enjoyed photographing them all day long and will remember this wedding for years to come!


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Dane County Workers Hopeful for Fairer Pay
November 5, 2021 by Labor Radio
WORT 89.9FM Madison · Dane County Workers Hopefully for Fairer Pay
Dane County workers organized with AFSCME Local 720 have been working for the last month on getting what they see as a fairer pay adjustment into the county budget for 2022. On Wednesday night, the County Personnel and Finance Committee voted down the union's preferred amendment to have a flat two-dollar and three-cent raise for all county workers rather than County Executive Joe Parisi's proposal for a 6% increase. That committee ultimately approved an amendment that added a 24-cent raise to the lowest-paid quarter of workers in addition to Parisi's proposed 6%. That amendment will go to the full county board on Monday for final approval.
However, another proposal put forward today by Board Chair Analiese Eicher has workers celebrating. Chair Eicher's proposal combines the best scenario for all workers at whatever pay by increasing pay by two-dollars and three-cents an hour for anyone making less than $33.34 and increasing pay by 6% for anyone making more than $33.34. That $33.34 dividing point is the amount where the two scenarios would give the same pay increase, in effect meaning that all workers get whichever of the two options would offer them a greater raise.
Evelyn Mikul is an economic support specialist for Dane County and the vice president of member organization and mobilization for AFSCME Local 720. "Our essential workers, our BIPOC staff, those that we have been campaigning for, they are going to get their flat wage increase," she said today to Labor Radio.
The union emphasized how percentage increases have only widened the income and wealth disparities among county workers. For example, a worker making $19 an hour who gets a 6% raise will see a raise of $1.14, whereas a worker making $34 an hour will get $2.04 from that same 6%. This proposed amendment, if is passes, will mean that the worker making $19 an hour will get an additional 89-cents-an-hour pay increase compared to Parisi's proposal.
"The amendment is going to provide a lift for everyone," said Board Chair Eicher. "Some members of the board, along with some of our employee groups, were requesting a larger boost for folks at the bottom at of our pay scale. We've spent the last month working on figuring out some sort of compromise that would lift everyone up. So the amendment that I'm hoping will be passed and adopted on Monday night by the County Board is an amendment that will boost our employees' wages by a flat-rate if that is how they will benefit and then everyone else will receive a 6% cost-of-living adjustment."
The Union did a lot of organizing around this issue and, while the final decision still won't come until Monday, they are feeling very optimistic. In the last weeks, they have been speaking at board and committee meetings and the South Central Federation of Labor has done an email campaign with the local. At the Personnel and Finance Committee two days ago, the unions organizing efforts bore 145 people registering in support of their favored amendment with just 1 person registering against. Though their amendment failed that night, they are very hopeful about Eicher's newest proposal.
Mikul from AFSCME local 720 knows that this was the work of many people. "We want to thank all of our members for all of the support that they've given us, all of the registrations that they've been doing, all the testimonials," she said. "We want to thank Supervisors Schauer and Chawla for supporting us with their amendments. We want to especially thank Supervisor Eicher for coming up with this proposal that will give everyone what they asked for."
The final decision will be made by the full county board on Monday.
Photograph of the City-County building. Photo credit Scot McCullough
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Government is committed to aligning drug laws with Ghana's obligations – Minister
The Ghana government is committed to ensuring that drug laws and policies are consistent with Ghana's obligations under international human rights treaties ratified, Mr Ambrose Dery, the Minister of the Interior, said on Monday.
"Accordingly, we must develop measures that would improve health, safety, security and the socioeconomic wellbeing of the people by reducing drug related harm, illicit trafficking and associated crime," he said.
Mr Dery said this at the opening the National Dialogue on the International Guidelines on Humans Rights and Drug Policy in Ghana.
The workshop was to create a space for state representatives, civil society and other stakeholders, including relevant commissions and experts, to discuss drug policy-related issues from human rights perspectives and give recommendations for the way forward.
To empower mandated state institutions to perform effectively, the Narcotics Control Commission Act was passed by Parliament in 2020, primarily to transform the former Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) with an expanded mandate and law enforcement powers, he said.
Mr Dery said the new law was aimed at closing the gaps in interagency coordination and strengthening the government's toolkit for combating drug-related harms in the country.
The Narcotics Control Commission Act 2020 (Act 1019) also sought to reduce the stringent mandatory five-year imprisonment for possession and personal use of illicit drugs to a lesser punishment.
The law focuses on establishing a more humane drug policy and pave the way for best practices in the management of narcotic drugs.
"One of the primary goals of Ghana's new drug law is to treat drug use and addiction as a public health issue, thus converting prison terms for personal drug possession into non-custodial alternatives, including financial penalties," he said.
"This is consistent with the current programmes and policies to decongest the prisons, particularly the Justice for All Programme, which was established in 2007."
Mr Dery said Ghana was developing a National Drug Control Master Plan (NDCMP) expected to be completed between 2022 to 2026 to ensure the country's drug policy was comprehensive, integrated and multidisciplinary.
Some key points in the Plan are that Ghana, like other West African countries, had historically taken a zero-tolerance punitive approach, with penal sentences considered as critical tools in reducing the scale of the drug market.
The Plan would provide an opportunity to reduce disproportionate sentencing for drug-related offences in Ghana and ensure better health outcomes.
Mr Charles Abani, the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Ghana, said the COVID-19 pandemic had brought to the global community the truth that health and human rights were interconnected, and that human rights-driven efforts were crucial if UN member states were to get on track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
He said the pandemic also had made the criticality of science and evidence more important than ever – indeed a principle and practice that should also be the basis for both global as well as national drug policies.
Mr Thomas Mbomba, a Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, said it was important that Ghana's drug laws reflected the right responses to her situation and ensured her people lived in good health, peace, prosperity, dignity and security.
Mr Yaw Akrasi Sarpong, a former Executive Secretary of the Narcotic Control Board, said the alignment of Ghana's drug policies with development remained challenging.
He said the International Guidelines on Human Rights and Drug Policy called for governments to address the root causes for which people and communities cultivated illegal crops such as cannabis, and to guarantee the right to an adequate standard of living for those communities.
This meant that they should be provided with a viable and sustainable economic alternative, he said.
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