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Location: Gardner Street School
7450 Hawthorn Ave
2. Acceptance of nominations for vacant board/committee positions. Possible appointment of uncontested nominees (vote).
4. Treasurer – Review and approve treasurer's report (vote).
5. President – Update
6. Vice President – Update
7. Discussion regarding status of city infrastructure. Renee Weitzer, Chief Planning Deputy, CD4 to provide board with historical information.
8. Discussion regarding the effects Hollywood Boulevard street closures have on our community. Coro Fellow(s) will be introduced and they will be recording our comments for inclusion in their work. The Coro Fellows are engaged for only the month of January.
9. Runyon Canyon continued items – Motions table December 18th (Discussion and possible votes) (It is likely that time pressures may force continued motions I.- II, III & IV to be continued until February.)
I. Recommendation to LA City Recreation and Parks to acquire Hanley House and land at 3003 Runyon Canyon Park (Parcel I.N. 153B181 264 & 347) and to use home as living quarters for Runyon Canyon Park ranger/caretaker. Existing owner has stated he wishes to exchange this property for like property in a more accessible location.
II. Support budget survey area concerns:
a) Trails need to be improved, the road stabilized, dog usage diffused and regulated for safety and public health issue and the water table and former streams/springs examined for possible restoration leading to restoration of the wildlife in the Park.
b) West Ridge trail needs to be rerouted or a public right of way secured over the present trail route. The trail network might eventually be expanded to include Wattles, Curson and Nichols Canyon for spreading impact for hikers. Consideration should be given to using natural barriers as boundaries.
c) The EPA runoff standards should be tested and improvements made to meet healthy standards concurrent with, or before, PAB proposals. Environmental lawsuits are a consideration.
d) Signs should be posted and maintained in park citing risks and regulations of park use especially regarding off-leash users.
III. Support Area 6 Runyon Canyon meeting motions amended to proposal:
Motion for the irrigation at healthy standard, demonstrated by water tests in Runyon Park and surrounding areas, to include reports on any health issues. Request status on the former Consent Decree of 1996 costs and work done reporting the prior irrigation conditions and what has occurred by the Consent Decree's mitigation through to present Runyon's Park allocation for irrigation and restorative plant life. Request to broaden health issue concerns to ensure plant restoration and include public entities involvement. Pursue all avenues available for funding resources, starting regrowth, and how to get public entities, such as DWP involved in irrigation.
IV. Support Infrastructure Committee concerns amended to proposal:
a) Add Stormwater recycling porous pavement for new constructions of trails and, if and when approved, parking lot. Request Integrated Resources Plan (IRP) department of DWP to assess hillsides for stormwater techniques to supplant irrigation. Confirm catch basin environmental analysis tests before recycling irrigable water and treatment of water to meet healthy standards. Request more activity with community involvement within IRP for 10-year inclusion plan.
b) Include measures in recycling to properly dispose of dog waste in designated secure containers for an approved compost/biosolids program
c) Coordinated by DWP Sanitation, IRP and City Department of Recreation and Parks. Request plan for containers to be emptied and replaced from Runyon Canyon Park on a regular schedule reasonably similar to other public entity trash and tree trimming removal programs.
10. General Comments – Comments from board members on non-agenda items.
11. Public Comments – Comments from the public on non-agenda items within the Board's subject matter jurisdiction. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.
The public is requested to fill out a "Speaker Card" to address the Board on any item of the agenda prior to the Board taking action on an item. Comments from the public on Agenda items will be heard only when the respective item is being considered. Comments from the public on other matters not appearing on the Agenda that is within the Board's subject matter jurisdiction will be heard during the Public Comment period. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker unless waived by the presiding officer of the Board. Agenda is posted for public review: Gardner Street Elementary School, Valley View Elementary School, Yucca Community Center, on bulletin boards at the top and bottom of Runyon Canyon Park, Los Angeles Library: Will and Ariel Durant Branch and electronically on the Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council website HHWNC.org. As a covered entity under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the City of Los Angeles does not discriminate on the basis of disability and upon request, will provide reasonable accommodation to ensure equal access to its programs, services, and activities. Sign language interpreters, assistive listening devices, or other auxiliary aids and/or services may be provided upon request. To ensure availability of services, please make your request at least 3 business days (72 hours) prior to the meeting you wish to attend by contacting the Neighborhood Council Project Coordinator at (323) 224-2317 or e-mail to [email protected]
MINUTES OF JANUARY 14, 2004 BOARD MEETING
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order by Dan Bernstein, President at 6:40 p.m.- after everyone enjoyed refreshments provided by the Council.
Present: Dan Bernstein, President, Darren Gold, Vice President, Anastasia Mann, Mel Remba, Orrin Feldman, Anthony Deckoff, Ellen Sondheim, Richard MacMinn, Paul Woolsey, Conrad Schoeffter, Ossie Cohen, Brian Lubocki, Scott Meyer, Jeff Rouze and Jena Summer.
Absent: Cindy Gardner, Darryl Self, John Connolly, Bob Cook and Paul Ramsey.
Newly Elected/Seated at this meeting:
Kevin Winston, Chairperson, Issue Committee #8: Traffic, Public Transportation and Parking.
Patricia Price, Chairperson, Issue Committee #5: Housing, Social and Human Services, Religious and Charitable Organizations, Planning and Support.
Roll Call, Introductions, Areas of Concern
Anastasia: Area 5. Homeowners, Runyon Canyon, street closures, helicopter noise, traffic islands, street lighting and street repair.
Mel: Area 8. Traffic, LA Film Office and EIDC and land development. The next committee meeting is in March.
Orrin: Area 9. Redesign of the Laurel Canyon and Mulholland Drive intersection, reorganization of the Department of Transportation offices, watch dog for developers in several parts of area 9. Meeting was last Tuesday, and minutes will be on website soon.
Anthony: Area 7. Sunset Strip on the weekend and Runyon Canyon issues.
Richard: Area 2. Cahuenga Pass and Universal Studios. Developmental issues, zoning, development of the 101 corridor, Cahuenga Pass and the noise emanating from Universal Studios and City Walk. Next meeting is January 20th .
Darren: Vice President will give his remarks later on in the agenda.
Paul W: Area 3. Hollywood Blvd area. Balancing of priorities between business and Hollywood; an entertainment area vs the quality of life. Meetings are the second Tuesday of each month at Yucca Center.
Jena: Issue Committee 7. DWP, Dept of Sanitation, recycling, storm waters, Runyon Canyon Park. We meet every two months, next meeting is in February.
Conrad: Area 4. Traffic close to Hollywood bowl, street closures and crime in the neighborhood. The next meeting is the first Tuesday in February.
Ossie: Issue Committee 3. Cultural Resources and Entertainment. Looking for new ways to get involved with people to bring excitement to Hollywood; involved with Yucca Community Center, currently putting together a kids program.
Brian: Issue Committee 2. Community Development, Networking and Outreach. Marketing the council to the public. Recently supported the Hollywood New Years Eve "Turn On the Lights" and drug free New Year event.
Scott: Issue Committee 4. Emergency Service Police and Fire. Always looking for issues to discuss. Committee will meet in February.
Jeff: Issue Committee 1. Business Development. Meetings are the second Monday of each month.
2. Nominations/Appointment of Vacant Board/Committee Positions
Dan informed that the HHWNC operates with 9 regional committees by area and 9 issue committees area wide. In the By-laws a person can nominate himself or herself or be nominated. If nomination uncontested, the board can appoint that person. Two candidates tonight, the first is for Issue Committee #8: Traffic Public Transportation and Parking. Kevin Winston nominated himself; there were no other nominations.
Kevin spoke giving his reasons for wanting the seat and a brief bio.
Conrad asked if he could attend meetings regularly, and Kevin said that he could.
MOTION by Anastasia to appoint Kevin as Chairperson of Issue Committee #8 and was seconded by a stakeholder.
Vote: Unanimously passed in favor.
Dan: Announced candidate Patricia Price self-nominated for Area 5 Housing, Human Services, Planning and Support. There were no further nominations.
Patricia gave a short bio working with disabled and on social issues, and said why she wanted the position.
Upon questioning, Patricia said despite the fact that she uses a walker, and travels by bus, she is able to attend the meetings regularly, so long as the buses are running. She can hold her own committee meetings at the community room in her building. She is able to post her agendas, has knowledge of the Brown Act, and with caution, can navigate steps. Dan was very concerned that the school steps would be a challenge for her and that she has to travel by bus in the evenings. He added that the new library on Sunset is open and the senior librarian has invited the council to hold its meetings there, and it is American Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant. The room holds 85 people and he is thinking about it for May.
MOTION: by Scott to accept Patricia's nomination for chair of Issue Committee #5. Seconded by Darren.
Vote: Unanimously approved.
Dan said that Issue Committee #9, Youth Development is still vacant.
3. Secretary Report
November minutes were distributed, reviewed and corrections made in the absence of the secretary, Darryl. Two name corrections: "Jean" Summer, should be Jena and Anthony "Decker", should be Deckoff.
Motion by Ossie to approve the minutes as corrected was seconded by Richard and unanimously passed.
December minutes were distributed, reviewed and corrections made. Item #12 the word 'make' by Ellen…" should be changed to "made."
MOTION made by Richard to accept the December minutes as corrected, was seconded by Darren, and unanimously passed.
4. Treasurer's Report
The report was distributed with minimal discussion, since the treasurer was absent. Dan answered some preliminary questions as follows: the balance can be brought forth from quarter to quarter; the council is currently funded through the end of February; there could very possibly be excess funds.
Ellen asked if meeting/rental funds not used could be diverted for signage and Orrin responded that Cindy could explain the procedure. Dan added that her suggestion sounded worthwhile, but would have to be in accordance with DONE policy. It would be best to work with Cindy if anyone wanted to suggest reallocating funds, and it could be put on the next agenda. Brian cautioned that reallocating money from one purpose to another could send the wrong message that we don't need money for rent.
Ossie suggested that a cost saving measure would be to repair the copier rather than buy a new one.
MOTION by Ossie to repair the copy machine he owns, so it could be used as a resource for the board. It was seconded and tabled.
MOTION by Jena to purchase new dog waste containers for Runyon Canyon Park; it was tabled.
Scott reminded Ossie and Jena that motions should be in writing and put on the agenda for the next meeting.
Anastasia asked for a brief explanation of the budget, which Dan provided, and also proposed that she contact Cindy. He said that he is working on a brochure that will cost around $2,000 and the council may want to get more printed as they have not spent any advertising money. Brian added that there is outreach money left in the budget that is there for any of the members to use, and they can contact him with suggestions.
Dan: If there is something you want to see in the budget your responsibility is to send information to one of your 5 officers and tell them what you want, and they will process the request. Currently we have a store value card with about $6,000 and the balance is in a checking account with the City.
Scott asked again about the copier asking if we did fix or get a new copier, where would it be located. Brian said that he thought DONE sent an e-mail that they may have office space for the council. Dan responded that there is that possibility of leasing, but it is a long procedure with the City and DONE.
5. President's Update
Dan talked about his past experience with standard conditions on permits and variances. He distributed a draft motion to be reviewed by the board, asked that they show it to their committee members and return to this board with comment.
There will be a meeting tomorrow sponsored by Van Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh, AIA architects for development of the 81 dwelling units being proposed at the Cahuenga Pass. They are proposing 74 loft units where the banana bungalows used to be and 6 to 8 homes behind it in the Mulholland Corridor. It is in a traffic-congested area and we need to assist them in putting together a reasonable plan. It is in area 5, but affects all other areas. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at Valley View School. Last month the developer came and spoke to the Council for about 10 minutes; this meeting will look at the details, traffic plans, etc. By show of hands Dan asked who could attend, as he was unable to; he asked Anastasia to facilitate the meeting and make arrangements to have it recorded. He would provide Anastasia with the name and phone number of someone to talk to before the meeting.
Mel asked how the Council notifies people on positions/motions that are passed. Dan responded that correspondence is sent to the person and copies are sent to the board.
6 Vice President's Report
Darren informed that the next meeting of the traffic committee would be February 5. Also that the Coro Fellows are here and they are doing a traffic study.
Ellen asked Darren if the Nichols Canyon info on the website could be re-posted. Darren explained that the website was not really designed to maintain postings for long duration, but that he could put it on her area 6 portion of the website as part of her page if she is in agreement with that. Ellen said she was.
Jena asked for a motion that would ensure that a hard copy of any correspondence be attached to the minutes and if there is none for a particular month, then that should be noted in writing as well. Dan said that he would begin doing that.
7 Rene Weitzer – City Infrastructure
Guest speaker, Rene Weitzer is Chief Planning Deputy, Council District 4, Tom LaBonge. Rene gave her history working in three council offices, up to her current position with Councilmember LaBonge. She talked about the city infrastructure and how it handled different major city projects including The Grove, which was 13 years in the planning. She answered questions from the board, including if someone would be at the developer's meeting tomorrow. Rene said she would see if someone from her office could attend.
Ossie asked about the Barham Bridge/Cahuenga Pass issue. Rene said that has been studied for 20 years and the bridge is on the books to be widened, but there has been objections to that because it is a historic bridge.
Mel wanted to know what happened to the money for Runyon Canyon Park. Rene replied that she has not worked on it for years, but to the best of her recollection most of it went for architects and the Master Plan.
8 Coro Fellow- Traffic Project
Coro Fellows ( a leadership training program) working in Councilmember Eric Garcetti's office will join with the Street Closure Advisory Committee and the Hollywood Entertainment District Property Owner Association to do a Street Closures/Traffic Study during the month of January.
Dylan Kendall outlined that the fellows would be collecting anecdotes, quantitative data, interviews with residents, the Dept of Transportation, MTA and more to synthesis their view points and produce a impact study that Councilman Garcetti can act on. The project is to be done by February 5th. Dylan took many questions from the board on unplanned, unexplained street closures and traffic jams. She referred back to Councilman Garcetti's office reminding that her group was just beginning its research. Looking at the information sheet on the Coro's survey, Anastasia asked if some of the questions could be amended/clarified and Dylan said that it pretty much was set, but she could be contacted by either e-mail or cell phone.
9. Runyon Canyon- Hanley House/land purchase
Scott moved that the board table Agenda Item 9 Runyon Canyon (motions tabled from December 18, 2003)- and it was seconded by Darren. It will now be the first item after the President's Report at the next meeting. Orrin informed the group that the head of Parks resigned and he is the chief decision maker for Runyon Canyon. Scott asked can we get the Runyon Master Plan and Ellen said that she and a few other people have it, but it was written in 1987 and only in hard copy. Dan suggested that an e-mail be sent to Ellen by anyone who wanted it. Additionally anyone who wants to see any documents need only send him an e-mail making the request.
MOTION: by Jena that the Runyon Canyon item be the first item before any speakers and Orrin seconded it.
10. BOARD COMMENTS
Paul had a letter from Brian Dyer that he wants on the February agenda regarding preferential parking for residents in his area. Dan asked him to draft up a motion and send it to him before the February meeting.
Mel would like the treasurer's report as item #2 on the agenda.
Ossie said that the fire department is offering a 7 week course that the council might be interested in taking covering emergency procedures. Go online to www.cert-la.com for information.
Dan said that using "talk abouts" and our network, we could develop our own offline communications across the mountains; say when land and cell phones are down. Also stakeholder Rochelle Tetrault had to leave early but left this petition regarding the noise pollution by helicopters. This is for a class action lawsuit, which the FAA says is the only way to get control of the situation and be heard.
11. Public Comment
Ramona Rhodes spoke about the trash that is in the still unfinished park situated on Cahuenga/Franklin/Wilcox streets. Dan explained that this is a project of Merle Singer, whom the council has offered to help many times. She is a private citizen involved with a community group, the Yucca Corridor Coalition. The park is unfinished because a snag has occurred with the plans. Lovell (stakeholder) added that he lives near it and he has called downtown to Mike Espinosa's office who has quickly responded and cleaned up the trash. Dan suggested that they both talk to Merle about their concerns.
At 9:20 p.m. Scott made a motion to adjourn, it was seconded.
Respectfully submitted by
Joyce Clarke
PDQ Personnel Temp


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Time to rebuild our economies, inspired by Christian social values.
Peter Whiting.
Photo courtesy of Simple as That on Facebook.
As 2016 draws to a close, commentators are making the point that in western democracies a disgruntled working class has wrought the unexpected in political terms. Brexit, the election of President-elect Trump, and the rise of Hanson and the minor parties in the Australian Senate are all being sheeted home to those who believe they have been poorly served by past governments which have allowed their working and living conditions to stagnate or deteriorate.
The coming year seems likely to be just as eventful, with the European Union facing a series of referenda and general elections across its key member states. The results of the Italian referendum this month highlight the European backdrop of rising nationalism and populist politics, fuelled by the migrant crisis, terrorism, and years of austerity measures.
Commentators argue that increasing uncertainty and a sense of insecurity, combined with an increasing inequality of income and opportunity, have given rise to a protest vote that has and will continue to produce outcomes which not long ago seemed improbable.
In this edition of the newsletter, the success of the Trump campaign sees Bill Frilay channeling JK Galbraith in identifying that we are in an age of uncertainty. Tony French speculates that we may be at a turning point in capitalism. Tim Harcourt is not so bold as to discuss turning points, but asserts that, if our economies are to embrace the model of open markets, they should do so only with well-developed market institutions and social safety nets in place.
Elizabeth Thurbon & Linda Weiss argue critically that many trade agreements have produced perverse outcomes, serving rather to entrench the monopoly market powers associated with intellectual property rights. They call on our governments to focus their efforts on trade deals which take a prudent approach to market access and a tough line on rent-seeking.
If we were to adopt a Christian social thought meta-narrative to what has occurred, we would perhaps not be quite so surprised as it seems were the commentators. Stephen Pope in Commonweal Magazine argues that Trump campaign proposals run directly contrary to core values affirmed by social teachings – solidarity, the preferential option for the poor, the common good, stewardship of the planet, and the intrinsic dignity of every person regardless of race, religion, or gender.
Fairness at work march, Dunedin. Hickey/Scott. flickr cc.
Arguably, over the 125 years since Pope Leo XIII issued his encyclical Rerum Novarum, Christian social thought has evolved based on the application of Christian moral precepts and a sound understanding of developments in the social sciences.
On the other hand, the neoliberal policy agenda adopted in most western economies over the last 30 years or so has focused on deregulation of markets and the institutions, and on regulations to control them. This blind faith in the power of the markets to self-regulate and produce optimal outcomes through the so called 'trickle-down effect' has proven to be misplaced.
The increasing income inequality in many western economies, Australia included, is a stark indicator of the real outcomes of these policies. Gary Harkin (link) outlines the effect of record housing prices forcing young and low-income people out of the housing market, and the inadequacy of secure long-term rental housing, especially after retirement.
Even more alarmingly, in his talk, Returning penalty rates to the lowest paid, given to SPC members at the AGM on 30 November, Josh Cullinan spoke about large employers in the retail and food sectors contriving to underpay their workers, already among the lowest paid. (Watch the video in the Age's article New Union to challenge shoppies after massive wages scandal)
Little regard was shown here for the notion of wage justice; rather, the focus was entirely on profits and dividends. Surely this demonstrates the need for increased resources in the Office of the Fair Work Ombudsman – increased not reduced oversight of the labour market. The market of itself, unregulated or poorly regulated, pays no attention to the values of Christian social thought.
If the value system of a society and its expression in its political and economic systems lose sight of the notion of wage justice, if they fail to recognise the inherent dignity of the worker and the right to a living wage, then it surely should come as no surprise that, over time, those same workers will come to lose faith in the political processes and the institutions which have overseen their demise. It surely cannot be that surprising that voices claiming they will in some manner restore the earlier status quo will be listened to, even if those voices are unproven or even false.
Clearly, a complex set of policy responses is required to begin to correct the injustices which have crept into Australian life. Let's hope Tony French is correct, and that we are at a turning point, not just for capitalism, but for society. Let's hope that the rampant individualism fostered by years of neoliberal thought will begin to temper in favour of the ideals so critical to the fabric of Christian social thought – the dignity of the individual, the right to a living wage, the right to be heard in the decisions of impact, and the overall adoption of the notion of the common good. Is that too much to hope for?
Finally, we wish all our friends and supporters a very happy and graced Christmas from the SPC team.
Peter Whiting is president of Social Policy Connections. Read his 2016 AGM report delivered.
Struggling for decent housing: Thirty years of St Kilda community activism & the Port Phillip Housing Association.
Our growing housing crisis: what to do?
Laudato Si' & population growth: a cautionary note & my preferred emphasis.
Transforming our world: the Sustainable Development Goals.
Frank Jotzo. 'A dose of reality': Morrison government's new $1.9b techno-fix for climate change is a small step.

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More changes to parental leave
by Parenta | Nov 14, 2012 | Childcare news | 0 comments
New mothers will be able to return to work just two weeks after their child is born, and elect to share the balance of their maternity leave with a partner, under new plans.
The new system for parental leave in England, Scotland and Wales will give women a clearer "route back" to work, ministers have said.
From 2015, Parents will be able to take time off together, or alternate their leave, and have a legal right to request flexible working.
The government has been an advocate of extending flexible working and making existing parental leave arrangements work better for both partners.
At the moment, new mothers can take a maximum of 52 weeks of leave after the birth of their child, while fathers are entitled to two weeks of statutory paternity leave of their own.
Since April 2011, parents can share the 52 weeks' leave, with the father able to take up to six months once the baby is 20 weeks old, although this can only be taken in continuous period.
Ministers propose a new system, based on "maximum flexibility". In a speech on Tuesday, the deputy prime minister Nick Clegg announced.
A new mother will be able to trigger flexible leave at any point after the first two weeks' recovery period
Parents will be able to share the remaining 50 weeks between them as they like
Leave could be taken in turns, in different blocks, or at the same time
Maximum leave will remain 12 months, nine of them on guaranteed pay
Couples will need to be "open" with employers and give them "proper notice"
Paternity leave to remain at two weeks but to be reviewed in 2018
Mr Clegg said ministers considered the option of increasing the amount of statutory paternity leave but that had been put on hold amid concerns in business and government about its cost.
However, expectant fathers will be able to claim unpaid leave to attend two antenatal appointments.
"I have accepted that extending paternity leave should be revisited when the economy is in a stronger state," he said.
"These are major reforms and – at a time of continuing economic difficulty – it is sensible to do them in a number of steps rather than one giant leap. More and more men are taking on childcare duties – or want to – and flexible leave builds on that."
'Impossible equation'
Mr Clegg also said that the government will extend the legal right to request flexible working to all employers.
But the Federation of Small Businesses said extending the right to request flexible working would place added burdens on firms.
"Allowing chunks of maternity and paternity leave of as little as one week to be taken will place a disproportionate strain on small firms and will be very complicated to administer," said chairman John Walker.
Unions, however, said the changes would make "life easier" for millions of working parents.
"Allowing all staff to ask to work flexibly is common sense to good employers," said TUC general secretary Brendan Barber.
"But we know that too many businesses are still reluctant to modernise working practices so the government is right to give them a nudge with this new universal right to request flexible working."


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Google probably has a fetish for nomenclatures; Alphabet's semi-secretive research division Google X was recently changed to just "X", even the logo for it seems to be taking design cues from modern art. There's another where Google calls it the "moonshots"; projects that are specifically under the robotics department, and not referring to any sort of spacecraft or a mission to the moon, for that matter.
These moonshot projects are particularly interesting and we definitely can't wait to see them turn into reality. For starters, there's Project Loon, based off from using balloons (as the name suggests), with an attempt in bridging and filling in the gaps to connect everyone online even in the most remote and rural areas. This could undeniably serve as a useful technology to get in touch with people in disaster-stricken areas about the ongoings of a loved one.


Bad news for germophobes: your mouth is crawling with bacteria!
Humans host bacteria that lead to gingivitis, decay, and bad breath. These germs can literally multiply overnight!
The following tips will help you keep your mouth as clean as possible.
Use a tongue scraper. You can use your toothbrush itself as an alternative to a tongue scraper. Your tongue hosts most of the germs which cause breath to stink.
Use a rinse. It's no substitute for brushing, but an antimicrobial mouthwash can reduce the damage done between brushing sessions.
Try a water flosser. A powerful jet of water blasts plaque bacteria away. It can be used on its own or in addition to regular floss. Water flossers are ideal for braces or lots of bridgework.
Drink more water. Staying hydrated replenishes your saliva, which is your mouth's natural cleanser. Lots of clean water keeps bacteria at bay.
Clean your toothbrush. Did you know that you can reinfect yourself from a previous illness by using your toothbrush that's loaded with germs? You may opt for a UV sanitizer to cleanse your brush. Alternatively, rinsing it routinely in hydrogen peroxide or an antibacterial rinse can also help. Don't forget to change out your brush altogether every 3-4 months for optimum brushing efficiency.
Chew on something healthy. Xylitol gum or a spice like clove or fennel are naturally sugar-free options which stimulate a cleansing saliva flow. As an added bonus, this freshens breath and strengthens teeth.
You're now on your way to perfectly clean smile! But your smile may need more specific attention. To find out what more you can do to keep teeth ultra clean, schedule a routine checkup and teeth cleaning at your local dental office.
Apparently, you have another cavity. But you don't see anything there. You're not entirely convinced the dentist isn't making this up.
Before you jump to conclusions, keep in mind that a dentist is trained to pick up on tooth decay long before it turns into an ugly brown hole in your tooth.
How do dentists detect cavities? Here are a few of the main ways.
Those scary metal hooks the dentist "pokes" your teeth with are called explorers. The fine tipped instruments are very sensitive. With years of practice, your dentist can skim the tip of the tool over your tooth and notice unusually soft spots indicative of decay.
More and more dental offices are incorporating the use of special lasers that ping back a result when they scan weakened tooth enamel. These lasers really come in handy when checking for cavities in the back teeth during your six-month dental visits.
Yearly x-rays are taken almost entirely because of cavities. A regular set of bitewing images helps the dentist see in-between your teeth where no one else can. Dark triangles in the enamel at the point where neighboring teeth touch mean that there is decay going on.
Some dentists use a non-toxic dye to check for signs of decay. This usually comes in handy when he or she is cleaning a cavity from a tooth and wants to make sure it's completely gone before placing the filling.
Through routine dental cleanings and checkups, your dentist will make note of areas that are prime to develop decay and alert you to them. You will then get recommendations for treatment like fluoride or sealants to help you avoid cavities altogether. Schedule your routine dental examination today!
Are you caring for a loved one who is confined to bed rest? Whether the situation is temporary or not, oral health should be maintained as long as the patient can tolerate it.
Neglecting oral hygiene during illness is a recipe for more problems later on. The primary concern in caring for a bedridden patient is making sure they are comfortable. Poor hygiene can lead to discomfort in the mouth or even pneumonia, but it's not always practical nor comfortable to maintain a "traditional" brushing and flossing routine.
Don't assume the patient can use the same toothpaste or mouthwash you do. Some products contain ingredients that can irritate sensitive oral tissues or interact with medications.
As it becomes difficult to remove cavity-causing plaque, fortifying teeth with fluoride becomes very important. Antimicrobial rinses are also essential in lowering bacterial count in the mouth.
Delicate mouth tissues could make the patient's mouth prone to injury. Your loved one may not be able to handle a toothbrush like they used to do. Choose toothbrushes with small heads and very soft bristles. Use a powered one, if possible, and remember that flossing may not be a practical activity at this point.
If you have some certified assistance in looking after your loved one, make sure all caregivers are on the same page about providing oral hygiene care. Not all professionals worry about that as they should.
Talk with the patient's doctor to find out which products are safe to use and which issues are priorities. Lastly, contact a dental professional for advanced suggestions on providing gentle dental care to your bedridden loved one.
Are you tired of seeing red (or pink, rather) every time you floss? Don't give it up completely. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to make sure your flossing routine is a success.
Most people don't floss unless they feel something stuck in their tooth…like after eating corn on the cob or a steak. In the meantime, gingivitis starts to flare up. The best way to avoid bleeding gums is to floss every single day. Give it two weeks before you expect to see bleeding go away completely.
Toss the floss and go with a water flosser. Water flossing can reach well between the teeth and even into the pockets under your gums, so that you don't have to finagle a piece of string. You can even alter the pressure or temperature of water, for better comfort.
Try an angled floss pick that makes it easier to reach between your back teeth. A lot of these floss picks come with tufted ends that can be used to clean larger spaces or areas under fixed bridges.
Don't pop your floss straight up and down between your teeth. Rather, wrap it around one tooth at a time and glide it underneath your gums as you rub against the tooth several times. This will help you prevent traumatizing the "papilla" (gum point) between your two teeth.
Remember to see your dentist and hygienist at least twice a year. Routine dental cleanings help to remove bacteria and tartar that collects in hard-to-reach areas, so that you can keep your natural smile for life!


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    private final String value;

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Remember when bootleg DVDs were all the rage? You know, back when piracy was difficult… and frowned upon!
1) Meet trenchcoat-wearing mafioso in the alley behind Hooters.
2) Choose from a wide variety of misspelled titles.
3) Pay a small amount for the DVD, knowing full well that it will likely be spent on alcohol.
4) Go to hospital to treat the stab wound you acquired when it all goes horribly wrong!
After all that effort, the final product is likely a) in the wrong language, b) poor quality, and c) the wrong movie entirely.


One of these shapes is not like the others. How fast can you find it? Move fast and get rewarded with more points. Each level adds distractions and challenges designed to trick your eye and camouflage the unique shape. Choose the wrong one and you lose points.


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Earthquake strikes Puget Sound region on June 29, 1869.
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On June 29, 1869, just before 8 p.m., the Puget Sound region had an earthquake that was felt from Astoria, Oregon, to San Juan Island and perhaps all the way to Victoria, British Columbia. At Seattle the earthquake is described by the Portland Oregonian as "much heavier than any before known in this vicinity."
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The Oregonian continued, "All the buildings on a line through the center of town, commencing at the Occidental Hotel and terminating at Messrs. Atkins and Shundy's [Shoudy's] wharf, were quite perceptibly shaken." The quake was strong enough to cause the citizenry to rush from their dwellings into the streets. The main damage in Seattle was dishes thrown from shelves. The earthquake, which occurred between 7:50 and 7:55, was described as severe in Olympia and Astoria, Oregon. An aftershock followed about four hours later.
A week before, on June 22, 1869, just before 5 a.m., Seattle and Olympia felt an earthquake. According to the June 29, 1869 Victoria, British Columbia Daily British Colonist, the quake in Olympia "terrified all who are in the least inclined to timidity."
Ruth Ludwin, "June 1869 Puget Sound Earthquakes," in Ruth Ludwin and A. I. Quamar, A Database Catalog of Cascadia Earthquakes (Reston: U.S. Geological Survey, Department of the Interior, 2000) Appendix 3 (http://www.geophys.washington.edu/SEIS/PNSN/ HIST_CAT/Special/1869.html). Newspaper quotations were taken from the website.
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Q: crontab job is setting date wrongly I need to set date and time in my server in order to make them synced always. I cannot use ntp inside my channel due to proxy issues. I've found this workaround. It works fine when I run it in command line interface. However when I add that command into a crontab job it work unexpectedly ie. set's time 00:00:00 whenever it is run.
This is my command in crontab:
*/1 * * * * date -s "$(curl -sD - google.com | grep '^Date:' | tr -d '\r,' | awk '{print $2, $4, $3, $6, $7, $5}')"

I also tried to run as a shell script like:
*/1 * * * * /usr/local/sbin/test.sh

No luck! So how can I solve this problem? What is wrong with my crontab job?

A: The environment may not be the same in the crontab job than when you run it in a shell. Try to follow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2135478/how-to-simulate-the-environment-cron-executes-a-script-with to runs with the same environment, then may be you'll find out the issue.
Also I hope you won't change the date every minute in your final script :-)

A: You don't need to use every component of the date, only the hour, minute and second will suffice:
*/1 * * * * date -s `curl -sD - google.com | grep '^Date:' | tr -d '\r,' | awk '{print $6}'` > /dev/null

I don't think your server time will drift enough to slip to another date, but only a few seconds.
The > /dev/null is useful to avoid receiving one cron email every minute.

A: I can suggest you to use htpdate.
It works behind the proxy server and can be useful to enable time synchronization in local networks.
You can use one of your corporate servers accessible from intranet but having the correct time.
For example, query serverfault.com behind the proxy with IP 192.168.100.1 and port 8080.

htpdate -d -q serverfault.com -P 192.168.100.1:8080

Or query multiple hosts directly:

htpdate -d -q google.com www.nist.gov

You can run it as a daemon passing -D option.
This utility has two cons: it doesn't perform small time adjustments like normal ntp does, also it will not guarantee the correct time stratum because it totally depends on other webservers time and might not correctly compensate network roundtrip timings.
Anyway, this utility is easier to work with, supports some redundancy options and it is my top choice in environments where regular ntp sync cannot be used.

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Press Releases 09.13.2005
New digs, direction for BG Medicine
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By Dyke Hendrickson
BG Medicine Inc. moved recently into larger headquarters in Waltham -- a larger space to accommodate a big idea.
The company is developing a platform to take advantage of advances in systems pharmacology. BG Medicine is collaborating with pharmas toward a faster, more accurate method of assessing drug candidates.
Pieter Muntendam, chief executive officer of the private company, said the new facility "allows us to continue to expand our partner offerings in the field of biomarker discovery and systems pharmacology."
BG Medicine was known as Beyond Genomics Inc. until February, when Muntendam was named CEO, and the company changed its direction. He is a former senior executive with GlaxoSmithKline and Johnson & Johnson. Most recently he led the biopharmaceutical practice at NetNumina.
Under his leadership, BG Medicine has gone from being a drug discovery company to a platform provider that offers services.
BG Medicine has launched an ambitious initiative, using discoveries in genomics to provide pharmas with information about efficacy and safety of compounds earlier.
One reason for such a service is that it costs close to $1 billion now to bring a drug to market. Another is that concerns about safety are becoming paramount. Industry analysts say that pharmaceutical companies would save millions if potential flaws in a drug could be determined before it gets to the market.
Keith Batchelder, a doctor who heads a Boston think tank called Genomic Healthcare Strategies, said systems biology is a promising discipline within the field of medical research.
"Systems biology can be thought of as physiology augmented by computers -- larger data sets can be collected and analyzed with the potential to model more complex physiology and glean insights into mechanisms and treatments for disease," he said.
Noubar Afeyan, managing partner at Flagship Ventures, which invested in BG Medicine, said it is changing the way compounds are assessed. "It has the potential of bringing a new platform to the pharma companies," he said.
Muntendam said pharmas could predict results based on pre-clinical data. "Drug companies want to end a project at the $3 million level rather than the $300 million level if they can."
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Kabal Mortal Kombat : Who killed Kabal Everything You Need To Know
Kabal is a fictional character in Midway Games' and NetherRealm Studios' Mortal Kombat fighting game franchise. Kabal Mortal Kombat made his debut as a former Black Dragon criminal organisation member in Mortal Kombat 3 (1995). Chosen by the thunder god Raiden to aid in defence of Earthrealm, he seeks redemption by battling invading Outworld forces. However, in subsequent instalments, Kabal is portrayed as a more villainous figure, the leader of a new Black Dragon clan in the original timeline and an undead revenant in the reboot. The character wears a specialised helmet with a built-in life-support system due to injuries sustained against Outworld's warriors.
You must see the article to get more info about Kabal Mortal Kombat. #mortalkombat
What did Kano do to Kabal in Mortal Kombat?
Kabal made a comeback as a playable character in Mortal Kombat 11. (2019). In the game's storey mode, the current Kabal is a revenant who serves the timekeeper Kronika. She brings a past version of Kabal, who was still aligned with the Black Dragon, to the present after causing a time anomaly as part of her plan to erase Raiden from history. He later joins Kano, who manipulates him into fighting Sonya Blade by claiming she will scar him in the future.
Who killed Kabal in Mortal Kombat?
Kurtis Stryker's partner is Kabal and a reformed criminal turned police officer. He is first seen with Stryker watching as Outworld invades New York. When Reptile arrives, Kabal instructs Stryker to shoot first and ask questions later, to which Stryker agrees. After defeating Reptile, Stryker informs Kabal that they are going street level because they have been compromised. Kabal tries to convince Stryker that it isn't safe, but Stryker responds that it's better there than here. While Kabal and Stryker are exploring the streets, they come across Mileena.
After Stryker defeats Mileena, they meet Raiden, who surprises Kabal by shooting lightning from his hands. During the Earthrealm invasion, Kintaro unexpectedly burns Kabal alive. While Ermac threw Stryker into the subway after dealing with Kintaro, Kabal was carried away by Outworld forces, leaving only a scorched imprint of himself on the pavement. Kabal had been dragged into Outworld by Shang Tsung's magic and Kano's technology, where he was healed and given his respirator.
Who is faster, Kabal or Flash?
Kabal is swift, but how fast? According to what we can see, he can easily break the sound barrier and vanish like he's teleporting, but only after a sonic boom, so Kabal must be running faster than the human eye can visually track to be able to do this. Still, his eyes and brain must be fast enough to react, so he doesn't run into things, which means kabal should be able to see, respond to, and even outrun bullets.
He is the game's fastest character. He runs so fast that he becomes a blur, much like the flash and quicksilver. Because he is a blur like them, he must move at a similar speed, so for the sake of physics, let us say he moves at lightspeed.
Who is the strongest in Mortal Kombat?
The Mortal Kombat universe's food chain is topped by an entity known only as the One Being. The One Being existed alongside the Elder Gods at the beginning of time, and he fed on their essences. After growing tired of being provided on, the Elder Gods decided to eliminate the One Being. It took all of their combined efforts to defeat the One Being.
Even so, the Elder Gods never technically "killed" the one being. Instead, they divided his consciousness into pieces. These pieces would eventually become the Mortal Kombat universe's various realms. The single most powerful character in Mortal Kombat is a being whose consciousness moulds entire domains.
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A new ground breaking incontinence treatment is starting to be used by doctors in the UK. This new incontinence treatment consists of jab in the ankle to stimulate a nerve that helps control muscles in the bladder.
More than five million women in England and Wales suffer from urinary incontinence.
The condition affects nearly three times as many women as men, mainly because childbirth is one of the leading causes of some types of incontinence.
A very small needle is inserted a few centimetres above either ankle till it reaches the tibial nerve. The tibial nerve runs from the bottom of the spine to the sole of the foot and is connected to a group of nerves, these nerves are known as the sacral nerves and these nerves control the bladder.
Once the needle is in place, it is connected to a small generator that produces low level electric impulses down the needle along the tibial nerve and then to the sacral nerves in the bladder. The process last for 30 minutes and has to be done only once a week for 12 weeks.
Stimulating the tibial nerve to restore bladder problems is well known technique amongst many urologists but till now the only way to reach the tibial nerve was by operation and implanting a small device that was wired to end of the nerves.


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Hot New Tech Gadgets i can get for you
By Onells IT Tech January 17, 2015
Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard
The Logitech® Bluetooth® Multi-Device Keyboard K480 is designed for use with up to three devices, regardless of computing platform. Now, you can work on a report on your computer, and with the flick of the Easy-Switch dial, respond to a message on your smartphone or type a tweet on your tablet – all from the Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard K480.
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G-DRIVE ev SSD
With a need for speed - take the power of the G-DRIVE ev SSD with you. With extreme solid-state performance connected with USB 3.0, you'll get transfer rates up to 400MB/s. The drive comes with 512GB of storage capacity and is compatible with Mac OS 10.6, Windows 7, 8 and Vista. It comes with a three-year warranty. Use it alone or with the G-DOCK ev with Thunderbolt and experience up to 480MB/s for the ultimate flexibility and expandability that today's creative professionals demand.
Logitech Type-S
The Logitech Type-S is a thin and light protective keyboard case for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and protects both sides of your Galaxy Tab S from accidental bumps, scratches and spills. Its built-in Bluetooth® keyboard and well-spaced keys provide a fast and comfortable typing experience. The dual-view stand caters to different activities from typing to reading to chatting online, and includes an auto-wake auto-sleep feature so that the tablet wakes when you open the case. The Logitech Type-S is also now available in bright red.
Livescribe Echo Smartpen
The Livescribe Echo Smartpen allows you to record audio while you're taking notes, and then play them back later. You can save and share interactive notes to your computer, iPad or iPhone via a micro-USB connector that also allows you to recharge your pen. The memory storage holds 400 or 800 hours of recorded audio, depending on the model, and includes an OLED display that makes it easy to navigate smartpen apps.
Cost: Starting at $169.95
SyrenPro
The SyrenPro is a wireless weather-resistant outdoor Bluetooth speaker with TrueWireless Stereo pairing, which lets you create your own stereo system wirelessly using two speakers. The speakers can be plugged into an electrical outlet or run by rechargeable battery for up to four hours, so you can enjoy your music anywhere. The speakers provide 360-degree sound, are weather/UV resistant, and work with most Bluetooth devices.
LaCie RuggedKey
The LaCie RuggedKey is built to withstand accidental drops from heights far above what you'd encounter on your way to the office. Its rubber construction is 100-meter drop-resistant. That means ultimate protection for your key – and your data – for all of life's little stumbles. The RuggedKey has a USB 3.0 interface and file transfer speed of up to 150 MB/s, but it's also backward compatible with USB 2.0. The USB also comes with AES 256-bit encryption for data security.
Cost: Starts at $39.99
The iFusion is an integrated communications docking station for the Apple iPhone. Combining the capabilities of many top-selling iPhone accessories into a single device, the iFusion utilizes built-in Bluetooth technology, a full duplex speaker phone and a patented ergonomic design to deliver superior voice quality that meets the requirements of today's home and business consumer.
The cradle design of the iFusion supports the iPhone 3G, 3GS and 4, providing a means to securely dock the phone while supplying power, battery charging and data synchronization via an integrated USB cable. With support for A2DP Bluetooth streaming, users are able to enjoy their favorite iPhone music over the internal speakerphone.
NEC VE281 Mobile Projector
NEC's VE281 mobile projector is designed to provide high brightness for small-to-medium-sized businesses, education environments, corporate conference rooms and mobility applications where heavy ambient light is present but the space requires a small projector. This lightweight model includes 3D-ready technology, high-contrast images and a powerful 7W speaker. Its automated technologies — from Auto Power On and quick startup/shutdown to a lamp life up to 6000 hours — make it an eco-friendly choice. The VE281 offers the Intelligent Driving Scheme (IDS2) for increased lamp life and contrast.
Photo iPad Scanning Dock
This is the scanner that saves treasured photos directly to an iPad while it docks and charges the device. Controlled by a free app, the sheet-fed scanner makes it simple to preserve and share heirloom photos and documents as digital files. In as little as 12 seconds, a photo is converted to a crisp 300- or 600-dpi color JPEG image that is displayed on screen in real time and saved to the iPad's camera roll. The integrated dock holds the iPad upright and has a built-in Lightning connector that recharges its battery in five hours. Scans sheets up to 8 1/2" x 14". Plugs into AC with your iPad's USB power adapter. For iPad 4, iPad Mini, and iPhone 5/s/c running iOS 6.0 or later. 4 1/2" H x 13" W x 4" D. (1 3/4 lbs.)
WOWee One Slim
The WOWee One Slim is a compact portable speaker unit which provides a full range frequency response. It is intended for use as both a fixed and portable solution for all iPod, iPad, mp3, mp4, mobile phone and computer applications. It uses the same hybrid technology as the WOWee ONE and produces an incredible bass sound with a 40Hz - 20kHz sound range.
The unit is powered by an internal rechargeable battery and can deliver up to 10 hours of playtime per charge. It can be recharged via computer USB or a 5V USB power adapter using a plug. There is also a built in LED low battery indicator.
Brand New Game: Mystery Puzzle Box in the Works
By Onells IT Tech April 22, 2019
We are cooking something brand new in our game studio along side O'Racing Cars. Mystery Puzzle Box is a Single player Game with Facebook sync. Beat the time and fix the scattered puzzle correctly on every level, in order to win a Mystery Box which contains exciting goodies that will wow you, most especially CASH GIFTS ! Coming to Android and IOS.
First Build of O'Racing Cars is made
By Onells IT Tech August 02, 2019
First Build of O'Racing Cars is made, but not ready to be released to the public yet. Bugs and functionalities are being fixed and once the are fixed, it will be released to beta testers. Below are screenshot from the game; We will launch the game to Android first, then other devices later in the following months ahead in 2019. Watch Out!!!
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