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Medical college scolds psychiatrist for diagnosing local optician without meeting him
Regulatory college finds psychiatrist 'should have obtained consent to disclose information'
Ontario's medical regulator has found that a Toronto psychiatrist who wrote a critical evaluation of a Burlington optician without ever seeing or talking to him should have had consent before sharing a diagnosis.
Doctors have a sacred responsibility and there should be ramifications if they abuse that.- Marvin Ross, representative for optician Jay Hakim
In a letter, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario told the psychiatrist not to do it again.
The college wrote that the psychiatrist should have obtained consent to disclose a diagnosis to a third party.
The college also said the psychiatrist, Joel Sadavoy, should have alerted the optician that his findings "point to possibly serious mental illness requiring treatment."
Even though the college acknowledged concerns about the psychiatrist's action, the optician, Jay Hakim, plans to appeal again.
"Their failure to treat this more seriously is a travesty in our opinion and has implications for society," said a representative for Hakim, Marvin Ross.
"Doctors have a sacred responsibility and there should be ramifications if they abuse that."
A lawyer for Sadavoy, Marc Flisfeder, issued a brief statement in response to questions from CBC News.
"Dr. Sadavoy respects this decision. He intends to continue his practice of complying with all College policies."
A tie to the Goldwater rule
When he found out he'd been analyzed without his knowledge, Hakim filed a complaint with the college, which initially found that Sadavoy acted appropriately.
Hakim appealed and a hearing was held last August in downtown Hamilton.
The timing of the appeal coincided with mounting conversations last summer in the United States about that country's Goldwater rule, whereby psychiatrists are called to refrain from diagnosing someone without meeting and examining that person.
Psychiatrists were tempted to label deficiencies they found in then-candidate Donald Trump.
Among the rationales touted in support of the Goldwater rule is that diagnosing someone from a distance can stigmatize that person and their family – and often turns out to be wrong.
At the hearing, Flisfeder said there was no requirement for Sadavoy to obtain consent from Hakim for the evaluation because none of Hakim's personal medical records had been disclosed to the psychiatrist.
The appeal board passed the file back to the regulator to reconsider its finding in March.
'He should have verified that consent ... had been obtained'
Last week, the regulator issued a letter to the psychiatrist with "some guidance" for him going forward.
The college told Sadavoy:
- The responsibility for telling Hakim of the psychiatrist's involvement in the matter lies with him.
- When a third party requests an evaluation of someone, a physician "needs to ascertain for what purpose the opinion is being sought," and the retainer for this matter did not. "He should have verified that consent, if necessary, had been obtained."
- After arriving at possible diagnoses, Sadavoy "should have obtained consent to disclose information and should also have alerted Mr. Hakim to his diagnostic findings as they point to possibly serious mental illness requiring treatment."
- Even though he had no access to clinical material or Hakim himself, Sadavoy "was still obligated to … be fair and objective" and not just rely on one side of a story.
The college acknowledged its policy on third-party reports wasn't clear when this incident happened. "In 2017, the college looks at such matters with a new perspective on transparency and an updated awareness of patient consent," the letter states.
It calls its resolution of the case an "educational disposition," meant to guide Sadavoy's conduct in the future.


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Chrysler files for bankruptcy.
Obama's reaction?
"But while many stakeholders made sacrifices, some did not. In particular, a group of investment firms and hedge fund that hoped to hold out for a taxpayer funded bailout."
"I don't stand with them. I stand with Chrysler's employees, management, and suppliers."
"I don't with stand with those who held out when everybody else made sacrifices."
The holdouts, Obama also said were "a small group of speculators" who are "endangering Chrysler's future."
It's awesome, in such a significant (symbolically, if not economically) moment that he won't pull the punch.
Sure, it plays well, but that's the point. This whole automotive industry thing is about PR, not actuality. American self-concept.
Once we admit we're not a nation of makers anymore, we cede the territory that turned us into a superpower to … well, to China.
I've been thinking lately of what this all means – what if it's getting to be impossible to make money on building cars?
What if all the honest efforts of environmentalists to find a new path separate from an automobile based cultural identity actually don't kill the car.
What if market economics themselves kill the car?
I'll take it by any means.
In related news, big shout out to the East Hollywood Neighborhood Council for declaring themselves a "Pedestrian Oriented Community."

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"Mindset: Awareness and Action" is a book intended to positively impact the lives of people, young and old, by enhancing awareness of the effects of societal issues. The objective is to provoke critical thought and self-recognition of the influencing factors to the mindset, suggesting a course of action to overcome and strengthen mental weaknesses while enhancing mental strengths.
Born in the heart of South Central Los Angeles, Mr. Barton currently resides in the greater Atlanta area. After starring at the University of Miami and majoring in Aerospace Engineering, Barton signed a contract with the Cleveland Indians. After three years, he made the opening day roster for the St. Louis Cardinals and made his debut on April 1, 2008. It was during his time in St. Louis and working with troubled youth that Barton received his inspiration to begin writing "Mindset: Awareness and Action" as well as start his foundation, "XY to the Power of Infinity." The foundation's mission is to build community and global leaders by empowering and stimulating youth through the introduction of travel, business ownership and public speaking. Barton's commitment to youth outreach and empowerment is demonstrated through his speaking engagements and school appearances.
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When designing a home, it's not always the staircase that first comes to mind. If you're building more than one level, or split levels, it's of course important from a structural perspective—but there are so many other things to consider in terms of design and style that the humble staircase is often forgotten. In many homes you'll find them pushed into corners or simply sitting stark in the middle of a room, serving only its purpose; to connect two levels.
On the other side of the coin, the staircase can function as the grandest piece in the home. As we are showcasing here, staircases can be creative, cool and stunning—a defining point of any home. There's no need to compromise on functionality, just the opportunity to add flare, imagination and innovation to your home.
There is no denying that this staircase makes an instant impression. Whether you're afraid to step on it is another question. From a design perspective, it is striking and certainly sets a very distinct mood for the room it features in. The light blue tone and transparency coupled with the illuminated rail attached to the wall makes it feel like the whole thing is glowing. At homify we often recommend making optimal use of the space underneath your stairs, but this is a an example of when less is more. The simple sculpture tucked into the corner highlights the desired impact of the stairs themselves. Could you walk on these?
Here we see another example of stairs that might make a clumsy person a little bit afraid to walk on them. The beauty of this staircase is that it appears to be hanging from the roof, pressed only slightly against the stone wall. The white finish matches perfectly with the tones of the wall and gives the room a calm, tranquil feel. By keeping the individual steps very thin, it contrasts with the heaviness of the rest of the room and makes the staircase look thin; suspended in the air like a cloud.
At a first glance you might not be exactly sure where this staircase leads but it certainly makes an impression. The design of this house is eclectic and the open plan structure sees the levels seamlessly moving into one another—aided by this two tiered, multi leveled staircase. The large, wooden steps coupled with full rails make the thought of ascending so high a little bit less nerve racking experience and the colour scheme works perfectly. The whole verticality of the home is beautiful and the staircase truly functions as the centrepiece.
A cylindrical aquarium is one way to make an impression—wrapping a staircase around it is a whole new level of stunning. While there are some ethical issues involved with home aquariums, there is no denying that this is a remarkable feature that would take any home to the next level. As you ascend the staircase, you get a tour of the aquarium and are able to see the full spectrum of what's inside. From the top, it's equally beautiful to look down and see the whole thing topographically.
Sometimes it's the utterly out of this world items that blow our minds, other times it's the simple but effective things like this staircase that nail the brief so perfectly they seem unreal. The tones and finishes used in this room find a stunning line between rustic and modern and the staircase captures this style perfectly, twisting from one floor to the next.
You'll be forgiven if you can't exactly tell where this staircase ends and where it begins—but that's what is so charming about it. A stunning architectural marvel, it feels like you're stepping into another void, being transported from one floor of the home to the next through a portal. The wood and white colour scheme adds a calm feeling to the otherwise semi-chaotic design style and the whole thing creates a mood of appreciation. It's not just a bunch of stairs to walk up, it demands attention and consideration with each step.
There is something ever intriguing about the spiral staircase, and this modern take on the classic design is full of charm as well as cutting edge spirit. The semi-circle cut out of the roof, opening up into the next floor of the home created a modern, almost futuristic look and the wooden railings merging into the steps on the staircase give a feeling of unison and a flowing from one space to the next. Whether you like the design or not, it certainly creates intrigue and a desire to ascend and see what hides above.
For those who love wine and are a little bit strapped for space regarding where to store it—why not create a wine cellar that is part of the staircase. If you have the right space to work with, or can create a design like this, it's a great way to keep your wine stored but also in view because wine is not always for drinking. Here you can easily access and pull out whichever bottle you want. Whether it's something new you bought to drink at the next family event, an old bottle that's been maturing for many years or a collectors item you're keen to show off.
Contrary to the image that you might have right now, this is not actually the staircase to heaven. It's a staircase to the next level of a house right here on planet earth. This is a beautiful example of how a railing doesn't necessarily have to make the whole thing look clunky. It is possible to combine safety and functionality with a free, flowing design that doesn't compromise on style and feng shui.
If you have a particular fondness for kayaking, or just like kitschy design, then this could be the staircase for you. Bright yellow, stark and certainly unique, there's no denying that it demands the full focus of the room. If you want a full size staircase, you might need to fuse a few kayaks together but the design pictured here will work well for a split level set-up.
Not just for kayak lovers, there are also staircases for those with a great love of the guitar. Perhaps it's the shape and design of the guitar body or maybe it's the idea of the beautiful music they create. The use of the railing as a kind of strings for the guitar makes this staircase fill its brief quite accurately. If you look at it from the side, as pictured above, we get an optical illusion that the strings are sitting atop the body and neck of the wooden piece. At the very least, it's creative and unique.
This staircase isn't particularly mind-blowing in terms of its functionality (by this we mean that it's safely pressed against a wall and has a rail bolted on) but it is so stunning that we had to include it on the list. The stones, the tress, the floorboards, the white and brown combination. Everything about it demands attention and gives character to the room in which it features.
We all know that tiles can take a room to the next level. Usually we associate tiles with the bathroom or kitchen—or even on the floor. Rarely do we think of them as an option for a feature wall or more specifically, a feature wall behind a staircase. This is yet another staircase that will likely make some people a little bit nervous to walk on due to the lack of a handrail—but it looks stunning and the bright, vibrant colours of the tiles take the whole space to the next level. They've also used the space under the stairs brilliantly, with a little table set that looks effortless and chic.
It looks like these stairs are simply floating on air. Like a level in a Mario game to be completed—perhaps they'll disappear from under our feet as we step on each one. Really though this staircase and the long, wooden bench the flows from underneath it and functions as a seating area is truly relaxing and beautiful to look at. The black lampshades contrast with the brown tone of the wood and white walls, creating a striking room that anyone would be happy to call home.


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The Amerks closed out the regular season with a 4-2 win in Belleville, capping the year with a second-place finish in the North Division and third overall in the American Hockey League with a 46-23-5-2 record and 99 points. Only the Charlotte Checkers and Syracuse Crunch finished with more wins and points than the Amerks, who earned points in eight of their final 11 games while outscoring the opposition 254-218 for the year.
At 25-9-3-1, the Amerks concluded the season with the best road record in the AHL, finishing one point ahead of the league-leading Charlotte Checkers thanks to a .711 points percentage. Rochester's 25 road wins this season tied a franchise record originally set during the 1998-99 season and were the most in the AHL this season. The team also finished with the fewest regulation road losses with nine, having collected at least one point in 29 of their 38 contests away from The Blue Cross Arena. The Amerks won 11 of their last 14 on the road, including five straight from March 23 to April 8.
The American Hockey League named Amerks defenseman Zach Redmond the winner of the Eddie Shore Award as the AHL's outstanding defenseman for the 2018-19 season. The award is voted on by coaches, players and members of the media in each of the league's 31 cities. Redmond finished the 2018-19 regular season with career-best totals of 21 goals (tops among all AHL defensemen) and 50 points, along with a plus-13 rating in just 58 games for the Americans, who finished with the fourth-best record in the AHL. He tied for the overall league lead with nine game-winning tallies and ranked first among blueliners with 10 power-play goals (tied) and 200 shots on goal. Redmond, who broke a 46-year-old franchise record for goals by a defenseman in a single season, was also voted a First Team AHL All-Star this season following a Second Team selection in 2017-18. He joins AHL Hall of Famer Steve Kraftcheck (1959) and Hockey Hall of Famer Al Arbour (1965) as the only Amerks ever to receive the Eddie Shore Award. An eighth-year pro from Traverse City, Mich., Redmond has totaled 65 goals and 132 assists for 197 points in 314 career AHL games, as well as nine goals and 29 assists in 133 NHL contests with Buffalo, Montreal, Colorado and Winnipeg. Redmond, who has successfully resumed his career following a potentially life-threatening laceration to his femoral artery in 2013, was drafted by the Atlanta Thrashers in 2008 and was acquired by Buffalo in a trade with Montreal on Oct. 4, 2017.
After appearing in 65 games with the Buffalo Sabres, second-year forward Tage Thompson was assigned to Rochester at the end of March and his addition to the Amerks lineup was certainly a welcomed one. In eight games with the Amerks, Thompson erupted for nine points on six goals and three assists, including a career-high three-point outing in his Amerks debut in a 4-2 win over Laval on March 29. Thompson, the son of Bridgeport head coach Brent Thompson, then found the back of the net again the very next night in Binghamton, helping Rochester clinch its second straight playoff spot with a 6-4 win at Binghamton. Most recently, the former first-round pick of the St. Louis Blues scored both goals in a 2-1 win at Cleveland on April 8 to secure the Amerks home ice for the first-round of the 2019 Calder Cup Playoffs before closing out the regular season with another two-point effort (1+1) in the season finale at Belleville on April 14.
Much like last season, the 2018-19 season saw the Amerks turn some of the most improbable of comebacks into the most incredible of victories. Trailing 4-1 less than a minute into the third period against Toronto on March 24, the Amerks scored three straight goals over the final 13:53 of regulation to overcome the three-goal deficit, including one with 22 seconds remaining to force overtime, before Danny O'Regan delivered the game-winner just 17 seconds into the extra session to cap a thrilling comeback win over the Marlies. It was the third come-from-behind win this season for the Amerks, who also rallied from being down 3-0 for a 4-3 overtime win in Utica on Feb. 22 and used a three-goal third period in Hartford on Nov. 18 to earn a 4-3 road win over the Wolf Pack. The most recent comeback effort came on March 30 as the Amerks stormed back from a 3-1 deficit in Binghamton for a 6-4 victory over the Devils that secured the team a playoff berth for the second straight year.
After failing to produce a 20-goal scorer last season for just the second time in franchise history, the Amerks had six different players to have reached the mark by the season's end, something Rochester hasn't done since the 1996-97 campaign when the team had seven. Zach Redmond continued his record-setting season by becoming the first defenseman in team history to reach the 20-goal mark back on Feb. 20 against Cleveland while Victor Olofsson followed suit just two nights later against Utica, eclipsing the mark with his second-straight 27-goal season. Since then, forwards C.J. Smith, Taylor Leier, Danny O'Regan and Wayne Simpson have all joined the club, with Simpson scoring twice in a 5-2 win at Syracuse on April 6 to surpass the mark for the first time in his AHL career. Rochester finished the regular season as the only AHL team with six different 20-goal scorers. With Redmond becoming the first to reach the mark, the Amerks have now had at least one player in 61 of the previous 63 years since the team's inception in 1956 to score 20 or more goals, a streak that was sparked by Bronco Horvath's team-leading 37 tallies during Rochester' inaugural 1956-57 season. The 2014-15 and 2017-18 campaign remains the only two seasons in the 63-year history of the franchise that failed to produce a 20-goal scorer.
Victor Olofsson took his first season in North America by storm, leading the AHL in scoring through October before finishing the season as Rochester's leader in goals (30), assists (33) and points (63) through 66 games with the Amerks. A seventh-round pick of the Buffalo Sabres in 2014, Olofsson scored twice in a 4-3 loss at Syracuse on April 13, becoming the first Amerks skater to score 30 goals in a season since Thomas Vanek and Jason Pominville both reached the mark during the 2004-05 campaign. Olofsson, who earned CCM/AHL Player of the Month honors for October, finished tied for eighth in the AHL in goals and 14th among the league's top point-getters in overall scoring. Additionally, he ranked among the league leaders with 15 power-play assists while his nine game-winning goals, three of which have come in his last 14 games, tied for most in the AHL. Olofsson was rewarded with a late-season recall to the Buffalo Sabres, where he added four points on two goals and two assists in six games with the big club.
With 20 points (5+15) over his final 21 games, which included six multi-point efforts during that span, Zach Redmond concluded his illustrious season scoring a career-high 21 goals through 58 games, including 10 on the power-play, good enough for 13th in the league in that category. Nearly three months after setting the franchise record for goals by a defenseman and becoming the first blueliner in team history to score 20 in a season, Redmond reached the 50-point mark for the first time in his pro career with an assist at Syracuse on April 6. He closed out the campaign leading all AHL defensemen with a franchise-record 21 goals and 200 shots and ranked third with 50 points. His nine game-winning tallies were also the most by a blueliner this season, earning him a selection to the 2018-19 AHL First All-Star Team. The 30-year-old Redmond earns AHL year-end honors for the second straight season after being named to the AHL Second All-Star Team in 2017-18, becoming the first Amerks defenseman to be selected in back-to-back years since Terry Hollinger in 1995-96 and 1996-97.
C.J. Smith assembled a career-year for himself in 2018-19, setting career-highs in goals (28), assists (30) and points (58) through 62 games to finish second on the team in scoring as one of only three skates to surpass the 50-point mark. With an assist at Cleveland on April 8, Smith closed out the season having amassed 41 points (22+19) over his last 41 games dating back to Dec. 5, having been held scoreless just 12 times over that span. He also posted a season-long nine-game point streak in that time. He also finished with a plus-26 on-ice rating, good enough for 10th in the league, while playing at nearly a point-per-game pace for the better part of the last three months for Rochester.
With 30 and 28 goals on the season, respectively, forwards Victor Olofsson and C.J. Smith nearly became the first set of Amerks to score 30 in the same season since Thomas Vanek (42) and Jason Pominville (30) both reached the mark during the 2004-05 campaign when Rochester finished the year with an AHL-best 51-19-6-4 record, winning the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy as regular-season champions. The Amerks would set several single-season franchise records for the most points (112) and the longest home winning streak which saw Rochester win 17 consecutive home games between Dec. 17 and Mar. 4 while Vanek would go on to tie the single-season franchise marks for most goals by a rookie (42) and most power-play goals (25).
After notching his team-leading 16th multi-point game and the first four-assist effort of his career on March 24 in Toronto, Victor Olofsson earned his first recall to the Buffalo Sabres a few days later before making his highly anticipated NHL debut against Detroit on March 28. Olofsson recorded an assist on Jack Eichel's 100th career NHL goal and posted a team-high five shots over 16:25 of ice time while becoming the 500th different Sabre to a play a game for Buffalo in either the regular season or playoffs. Two nights later on Long Island, Olofsson scored his first NHL goal, the lone tally in Buffalo's 5-1 loss at the New York Islanders, becoming the first Sabre to record two points through his first two NHL games since Casey Mittelstadt last season.
Scott Wedgewood, who won 10 of his last 17 games, posted a career-best 28-14-2 record in 48 appearances this season. In addition to his 28 wins, which put him six off the league lead to end the regular season, the sixth-netminder recorded the third-most shutouts in the AHL with five, two of which came over a three-game span. Wedgewood, who previously won a season-long five straight to close out the month of October, also finished sixth in saves (1,195) while his 2.68 goals-against average and .908 save percentage both tied for 19th in the AHL, respectively. He became the first Amerks netminder to post five shutouts in a season since Ryan Miller had eight in 2004-05 and concluded the season just two wins shy of reaching the 30-win mark, a feat last accomplished by former two-time MVP David Leggio, who posted 38 victories during the 2012-13 campaign.
Buffalo's 20-man roster against Detroit on March 28 featured a total of six different Swedish-born players, five of which spent time in Rochester at one point. They included forwards Johan Larsson, Alexander Nylander, Victor Olofsson, defensemen Rasmus Dahlin and Lawrence Pilut and goaltender Linus Ullmark.
By way of a 5-2 victory over the Marlies on March 23, which snapped a three-game losing skid, Rochester became the third different AHL team this season to reach the 40-win mark. Amerks head coach Chris Taylor also became the first bench boss to lead his team to the 40-win mark since Benoit Groulx (44) in the 2009-10 season. Earlier this season, Taylor reached the 30-win mark for the second straight year, becoming the first Amerks head coach to lead his team to 30 or more wins in each of his first two seasons behind the bench since Hall of Famer Randy Cunneyworth, the all-time winningest coach in franchise history.
Among the 36 different players that have suited up for the Buffalo Sabres this season, 13 have also spent time in Rochester. Excluding goaltender Scott Wedgewood, who earned a pair of recalls but never saw game action with the Sabres, Buffalo has required the services of defensemen Will Borgen, Brendan Guhle, Matt Hunwick, Casey Nelson, Lawrence Pilut, Matt Tennyson, as well as forwards Remi Elie, Alexander Nylander, Danny O'Regan, Victor Olofsson, C.J. Smith, Tage Thompson and Scott Wilson. Thompson, who joined Rochester at the end of March, played in 65 games with Buffalo while the remaining 12 have combined for 221-man games with the big club, including 33 from Pilut. Borgen and Olofsson were among the only two to make their NHL debuts; Borgen in Ottawa on March 26 and Olofsson against Detroit on March 28. Olofsson is the first Sabre since Casey Mittelstadt to record two points (1+1) through his first two NHL games with his first NHL goal holding up as the lone tally in Buffalo's 5-1 loss to the New York Islanders on March 30. The goal came against former Amerk and Sabres goaltender Robin Lehner late in the third period on the power-play. Nylander, meanwhile, has recorded four points (2+2) in 12 games for the Sabres, all of which came over a three-game span from March 17 to March 23.
Wayne Simpson saw his Iron Man streak of 231 consecutive AHL games end after missing the game in Hartford on Feb. 2. The streak, which dated back to Jan. 29, 2016, was the longest in the AHL over that span. Prior to joining the Amerks, the Boxborough, Mass., native appeared in all 76 regular-season games with the Hershey Bears and Providence Bruins over each of the last two seasons, in addition to 35 straight appearances for the Portland Pirates.
Defensemen Zach Redmond and Lawrence Pilut were named to the 2019 Lexus AHL All-Star Classic in January but were unavailable to participate due to injury and NHL recall, respectively. The selection was the first for Pilut, the former SHL Defenseman of the Year, and the first for Redmond since 2012 when he was a member of the St. John's IceCaps. Brendan Guhle, who was traded to Anaheim at the NHL trade deadline, would go onto represent the Amerks at the annual midseason showcase, helping the North Division repeat as champions of the 2019 AHL All-Star Challenge in Springfield. The night before, Guhle finished with the sixth-fastest time in league history in the CCM Fastest Skate competition with a lap time of 13.648 and posted a shot of 99.4 MPH in the Hardest Shot event.
Veteran defenseman Zach Redmond broke the 46-year-old single-season franchise record back on Jan. 23, scoring his team-leading 19th goal of the season in a 7-5 win over the Binghamton Devils at The Blue Cross Arena. Redmond surpassed Amerks Hall of Famer Rick Pagnutti, who set the original mark with 18 goals during the 1972-73 campaign. He also become the first defenseman in the 63-history of the franchise to reach the 20-goal mark, scoring just 2:45 into the first period in his first game back from an 11-game injury absence. Earlier this season, he became the fastest Amerks defenseman to score 10 goals in the fewest amount of games to begin the season since Amerks Hall of Famer Don McSween reached the mark in his first 21 games during the 1989-90 campaign. Redmond bested the mark, needing only 14 games. McSween would later go on to become the top scoring defenseman in franchise history. Redmond, who last season became just the first Amerk blueliner in seven years to lead the team in scoring, finished nine goals shy of tying John Slaney's AHL record for goals by a defenseman of 30, set during the 1999-00 season as a member of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
Just days after being reassigned from the parent Buffalo Sabres, veteran forward Scott Wilson made his season debut against Toronto on Jan. 11. The game was Wilson's first of the season after sustaining an injury during the preseason just four days prior to Buffalo's regular-season opener. With the addition of Wilson, who was recalled by the Sabres on Feb. 22 and spent the remainder of the season in Buffalo, Rochester's lineup featured two Stanley Cup-winners in he and Amerks captain Kevin Porter.
Just days after becoming the first Iowan to score an NHL goal in Buffalo's 5-1 win over New Jersey on Jan. 8, C.J. Smith followed up with his most dominant performance of the season for Rochester. Smith tied a career-high with a four-point night (3+1) – including his second-career hat trick – and had a team-high seven shots in Rochester's 5-1 win at Toronto on Jan. 12. Smith also netted the game-winner while single-handedly outscoring the defending Calder Cup champion Marlies in his return to the Amerks lineup.
C.J. Smith and Lawrence Pilut each scored their first NHL goals in Buffalo's 5-1 rout of the New Jersey Devils back on Jan. 8. The game was the sixth time in franchise history in which two Sabres recorded their first NHL goals in the same contest. The last such game was April 6, 2018, when Casey Mittelstadt and Alexander Nylander each scored their first career goals at Tampa Bay. It was also the fourth time in which two different players scored their first NHL goals in the same period. Smith also became the first player from the state of Iowa to score an NHL goal.
Much like Victor Olofsson, fellow Swede Lawrence Pilut made an immediate impact in his North American debut after being named the SHL's top defenseman in 2017-18. Pilut was nearly a point-per-game player for Rochester, recording 26 points (4+22) in 30 games from the blueline as well as a plus-22 on-ice rating that placed him ninth in the AHL amongst all defensemen. The Tingsryd, Sweden, native began the season with four multi-point efforts through his first seven games, including three separate three-point efforts over that span, before totaling nine points (1+8) over a season-long seven-game point streak to open the month of November. Pilut was never held scoreless for more than three games throughout the season despite recording just one assist over his final seven appearances. Pilut's offensive output in Rochester has earned him three different recalls to the Sabres, where he contributed six points (1+5) through 33 games.
Victor Olofsson certainly didn't waste any time in getting acclimated to the American Hockey League. Just months after leading the Swedish Hockey League with 27 goals, Olofsson made the most of his North American debut, leading the AHL in scoring through the first month of the season with 15 points (5+10) in 10 games to earn CCM/AHL Player of the Month honors. A seventh-round selection of the Buffalo Sabres in the 2014 NHL Draft, Olofsson put together four straight multi-point efforts over a one-week span, including a season-high four-point outing (2+2) at Utica on Oct. 17, and was held scoreless just twice during the month. Olofsson, who was also named the AHL's Player of the Week for period ending Oct. 14 after scoring the game-winning goal in back-to-back games against Bridgeport, closed out the month on a seven-game point streak, accounting for 14 points (9+5) over that span.
Rochester's success this season can be certainly be attributed to the increase in offensive contributions from its blueliners. In addition to Zach Redmond, who reached the 50-point mark for the first time in his pro career with an assist at Syracuse on April 6, the Amerks have also relied heavily on the production from Lawrence Pilut, who last season led all SHL Defensemen in scoring, while Matt Tennyson has reached the 20-point mark for the third time in seven years. With four goals, 17 assists and 21 points, Tennyson had his best season since producing 27 points on five goals and 22 assists as a rookie during the 2012-13 campaign.
The Amerks finished the regular season boasting a 35-15-3-1 (74 points) record against North Division rivals and went 11-8-2-1 (25 points) versus non-divisional foes. Rochester outscored the opposition 124-110 on home ice and 130-108 on the road, in addition to dominating the third period all season long with a 92-74 goal differential. The Amerks scored the first goal in 44 of the 76 regular-season games, showing a 33-6-4-1 record when doing so, including an 18-2-2-1 mark at home. Rochester was also 30-1-3-1 when leading after two periods, a streak that also came with a near-perfect 16-1-0-1 mark at home. Most impressively, though, Rochester led the league with eight wins when trailing after two periods.
After going 6-for-18 on the man-advantage over their final five games, the Amerks finished with the league's eighth-best power-play unit, converting on 61 of 299 chances for an 20.4% success rate. Rochester also owned the second-best power-play on the road with 39 goals on 156 man-advantage situations. On the penalty kill, Rochester successfully killed off 254 of 311 (81.7%) shorthanded situations, including 122 of 146 on the road for an 83.6% efficiency rate. As a team, Rochester allowed a league-low three shorthanded goals against, with all of them coming on home ice. The Amerks also scored 11 shorthanded goals this season, including two each from C.J. Smith and Wayne Simpson.
The Cincinnati Cyclones captured the 2018-19 Brabham Cup as ECHL regular-season champions, following a 3-2 win over the Toledo Walleye on April 3. The team finished with a 51-13-5-3 record (110 points) this season, marking its best finish since the 2007-08 campaign when Cincinnati went 55-11-1-4 with a franchise-best 115 points under former Amerks head coach Chuck Weber. It also marks the second Brabham Cup in franchise history for the Cyclones, who also took the prize that year, before ultimately going on to win their first of two Kelly Cup championships in a three-year span. The Cyclones also tied an ECHL record with 30 home wins this season while boasting the league's top offense, averaging 3.92 goals per game, and the top defense, having allowed a miniscule 2.44 goals per 60 minutes and outscoring the opposition 282-176. Starting and finishing games were a specialty for Cincinnati, as they finished with an ECHL-best 99 first-period goals and have allowed 48 goals in the third period. Cincinnati also outscored the opposition, 92-48, in the final 20 minutes of play, and were 37-1-1-2 when leading after two periods. They gave up more than three goals in regulation just 10 times all season. The regular-season title solidifies Cincinnati as the top seed in the ECHL overall and guarantees the Cyclones home ice advantage throughout the entirety of the 2019 Kelly Cup Playoffs. The Cyclones clinched the ECHL's Central Division title back on March 20, marking their first division title since the 2012-13 season. This will be the 10th trip to the postseason for the Cyclones since returning to action for the 2006-07 season, and the third berth in the last four seasons. The Cyclones have won three division championships in that time (2007-08, 2008-09, 2012-13), and have a pair of Kelly Cup championships in 2008 and 2010. Cincinnati also made a third trip to the Kelly Cup Finals in 2014, falling in six games to the Alaska Aces.
Cincinnati Cyclones forward Myles Powell was named to the 2018-19 ECHL All-Rookie Team. This is the second-consecutive year that a Cyclone has been represented on the All-Rookie Team, joining last year's ECHL Rookie of the Year, Justin Danforth, who was also named to the team. A native of Courtenay, B.C., Powell led all ECHL rookies in scoring with 66 total points (31+35) through 57 games. Additionally, he tied for second amongst all ECHL first-year skaters and finished tied for sixth overall in goals, while placing 10th overall in scoring among the league's top point-getters. He also led all rookies and finished second in the ECHL with a plus-45 on-ice rating. Powell closed out the regular season on a six-game point streak, accounting for six goals and two assists in that time and had points in 14 of his last 18 games overall, amassing 11 goals and 13 assists. He enjoyed a pair of season-high seven-game point streaks from Nov. 7-21 (8+3), and again from Feb. 1-20 (6+7). His first seven-game point streak also included a career-high six-game goal-scoring streak (8g). Overall, Powell posted point streaks of five or more games on six occasions this season and failed to find the score sheet in just 15 of his 57 games played. Powell has also appeared in seven games for the Rochester Americans, American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the Cyclones.
Cyclones defenseman Eric Knodel and goaltender Michael Houser, both under American Hockey League contracts with the Amerks, were named to the 2018-19 All-ECHL First Team. Knodel takes home All-ECHL honors for a second-straight campaign after being named to the All-ECHL second team last season. He paced all defensemen with 53 points (17+36), finished second amongst league rearguards with 24 power-play points (7+17) and third with a plus-38 on-ice rating. He was named the AMI Graphics/ECHL Plus Performer of the Month for February after posting an on-ice rating of plus-16 through 13 games during the month. Houser led all ECHL netminders with a record of 29-7-4-1, along with a 2.13 goals-against average and a .922 save percentage and a pair of shutouts. His 29 wins were tied for the most amongst ECHL netminders, while his 2.13 GAA and .922 SV% were third and fourth-best in the ECHL, respectively. He allowed more than three goals on just seven occasions and made 25 or more saves in all but 12 outings. Houser was also named the Warrior Hockey ECHL Goaltender of the Month for December after a perfect 6-0-0-0 record along with a 1.17 goals-against average and a .950 save percentage.
Goaltender Michael Houser, who is also under an AHL contract with Rochester, was named the Warrior Hockey ECHL Goaltender of the Year. He is the first Cyclone to earn this award. Houser, who was also named to the All-ECHL First Team, led all ECHL netminders with a record of 29-7-4-1, and was second with a 2.13 goals-against average. He also placed fourth in the ECHL with a .922 save percentage, and his 29 wins tied him for the league-lead amongst ECHL netminders. He allowed more than three goals on just seven occasions and made 25 or more saves in all but 12 outings this season. Houser was also named the Warrior Hockey ECHL Goaltender of the Month for December after a perfect 6-0-0-0 record along with a 1.17 goals-against average and a .950 save percentage. Houser is in his fourth stint with the Cyclones, having spent 41 games with the Cyclones during the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons, and another 41 during the 2016-17 campaign. He has also appeared in 17 playoff games for Cincinnati as well, turning out a 9-5-3 record with a 2.24 GAA and .915 SV%. He split last season between the Ft. Wayne Komets and Tucson Roadrunners of the American Hockey League (AHL) and has also seen AHL time with the Ontario Reign, San Antonio Rampage, and Cleveland Monsters.


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POLITICS: Gordon Brown's director of political strategy Spencer Livermore is moving into advertising. He is to join the SSF Group as a senior strategist working across Saatchi & Saatchi and Fallon. Livermore was reported to have been in talks with Brunswick about a move into PR.


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A conference was held in Tam Ky city, Quang Nam province, on September 7 to review the 10-year implementation of the national target programme on new-style rural area building in the south-central coastal and the Central Highlands regions.
The two regions comprise 13 provincial-level localities with more than 15 million people, accounting for 16 percent of Vietnam's population, and over 40 ethnic minority groups.
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Xuan Cuong said building new-style rural areas is the most successful among all the national target programmes, and the Party and State have funded trillions of VND every year for each locality to carry out this work.
According to a report at the event, after nearly 10 years of implementing the national target programme, the south-central coastal and the Central Highlands regions have been funded with about 365 trillion VND (nearly 15.9 billion USD) from the central budget and different sources.
So far, 604 or 42.41 percent of the 1,424 communes in the two regions have been recognised as new-style rural areas.
Four out of the eight south-central coastal localities, namely Da Nang city and the provinces of Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh and Binh Thuan, have reached the targets for 2020 assigned by the Prime Minister. Meanwhile, two of the five Central Highlands provinces, namely Dak Nong and Lam Dong, achieved their targets set for next year.
The two regions currently have the rate of communes earning the new-style rural status lower than the national average, which indicates that they are lagging behind other regions nationwide in this work, heard the conference.
Minister Cuong said the south-central coastal and the Central Highlands regions hold the most typical features for building new-style countryside as they have the largest space for developing agriculture and fisheries. Therefore, it is necessary to promote new-style rural area building here to capitalise on their advantages and potential and make their development level on par with that in northern and southern regions.
At the event, participants proposed measures to encourage local smallholders to take part in production chains, associate agriculture with tourism development, and boost hi-tech farming adaptive to climate change.


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I can't believe it's already been a year since we celebrated the arrival of this sweet girl! It is such a joy to get to capture these big moments with this fun and loving family! Happy Birthday Dottie!
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The workshop's aim is focused on the CBRN Analysis new features, ATP-45 (F), CBRN Warning and Reporting users experience and requirements, Lessons Identified (LIs) and best practices. The purpose is to share information and set up clear understanding considering the new changes in the area of CBRN Warning and Reporting. The workshop is conducted in close cooperation with Bruhn NewTech representatives.
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2. ATP-45 (F) and future changes;
3. Users experience & requirements;
4. Discussion forum;
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NATO Command and Force Structure CBRN staff and National equivalents dealing with CBRN Warning and Reporting.
Date: 03 - 04 March 2020 CONFIRMED!
Security level: NATO Unclassified
Tuition Fee: FREE
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Vijaya Bank Recruitment 2018: Golden opportunity for all job seekers for a chance of making their careers in the banking sector as the Vijaya Bank has issued a recruitment notification inviting applications from all qualified candidates for recruitment at the position of Chief Manager. There are only 04 vacancies available in the organization for the post mentioned above. Candidates interested in applying for the above recruitment process should check the eligibility criteria before applying. Candidates can apply by submitting their application forms in the offline mode as soon as possible. Candidates can also find out all the important details about the Vijaya Bank Recruitment 2018 such as pay scale, application fees, etc. by reading the article below.
Vijaya Bank Recruitment Notification:
|Name of the Organization
|Vijaya Bank
|Name of the Job
|Chief Managers
|Number of vacancies
|Last Date to apply
Vijaya Bank Recruitment 2018 Total Vacancy Details
Company Name: Vijaya Bank
Name of the posts:
Gateman (Only for Ex-Servicemen)
- Chief Manager – Forex Dealer – 01
- Chief Manager – Equity Dealer – 01
- Chief Manager – Credit Risk – 01
- Chief Manager – Operational Risk – 01
Educational Qualifications: Any candidate who wants to apply must possess a minimum qualification of Graduation / Post Graduation in any discipline/ CAIIB with Diploma in Treasury and Risk Management/ Minimum 07 years banking experience.
Selection Criteria: Candidates will be chosen on the basis of the written exam, interview.
Pay Scale: Selected candidates will be given an attractive monthly salary of Rs. 50,030 – 59,170 according to the rules of the recruiter.
Age criteria: Candidate's age should be between 30 – 40 years on the date 01-08-2018 to be considered as an eligible applicant for the job. Age relaxation for reserved category candidates will be applicable as mentioned in the official notification for the vacancy.
Application Fee: The application fee.
- For GEN / OBC Category – Rs. 600
- For SC/ ST/ PH Category – Rs. 100
Official Website: www.vijayabank.com
Important Instructions to Apply for Vijaya Bank Recruitment 2018:
Interested candidates who want to apply for this job can do so by following the given steps.
- Visit the website of the recruiter mentioned above.
- Download the application form from the link provided and take a print out.
- Fill the form with your personal details.
- Attach copies of any required documents.
- Send the form before the last date.
Note: This is all the information we have regarding the vacancies for the Vijaya Bank Recruitment 2018. To stay updated on any other developments regarding the vacancy, check our website regularly.


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On 28 October, the EU Commission published its decision to accept the request from the UK to further extend Article 50 until 31 January 2020. The withdrawal can take place earlier on 1 December 2019 or 1 January 2020, if the withdrawal agreement is ratified by both parties.
The latest extension moves the risk for a 'no deal' Brexit happening to 31 January 2020, as the Benn Act legislated against 'no deal' only for the 31 October deadline. Companies are therefore still advised to prepare for a 'no deal' Brexit, as it is still a possibility with direct consequences to businesses.
The differences between a 'no deal' scenario or a scenario where a Withdrawal Agreement is in place are explained in the below table.
When the UK leaves the EU, it also leaves the European Economic Area (EEA), the Customs Union and the FTAs (Free Trade Agreement) that Europe has in place with third countries. This will have consequences on customs, tariffs, movement of people, regulations.
It is still unclear which scenario will apply. Although, companies are reminded that 'no deal' is the only default possible outcome therefore companies should prepare for the worst-case scenario.
The UK Government issued a series of Technical Notices to help businesses understand how they will be impacted by a 'no deal' Brexit. In addition to the Technical Notices, the UK Government has launched its EU Exit public information campaign which also includes a specific section for businesses, aiming to raise awareness of, and directs businesses to gov.uk/euexit content that will help them prepare for the UK leaving the EU.
The EU Commission also issued a series of Technical Notices to help businesses understand how they will be impacted by a 'no deal' Brexit.
'No Deal' Contingency Planning
Watch our webinar 'Brexit - What to do now'.
A pdf copy of the presentation and a frequently asked questions document are also available.
Cosmetics Regulation
The EU published a specific Technical Notice on cosmetics to inform companies how to prepare for a 'no deal' Brexit. The technical notice clearly states that UK companies who want to continue selling cosmetic products in the EU will need to comply with the EU Cosmetics Regulation after Brexit.
The UK Cosmetics Regulation Statutory Instrument (SI), which is part of the Product Safety & Metrology etc (Amendment etc) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019, was finally debated in the House of Commons on 12 March and passed in Parliament on 20 March. The SI will therefore come into force on Exit day in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit. More information on the key actions to take can be found in our public news.
The UK Government has also published a guidance document outlining the changes in regard to product safety across the different sectors included in the Product Safety and Metrology etc (Amendment etc) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019. The guidance will also apply from Exit day in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has published guidance to help companies understand how the UK Cosmetics Regulation (Product Safety and Metrology etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019) will apply to cosmetic products sold on the UK market if there is a 'no deal' Brexit.
CTPA has also published specific advice for current distributors of cosmetic products between the UK and the EU.
For more information on which actions need to be taken for customs, VAT and excise goods, see our public news.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has written letters to VAT-registered businesses across the UK to explain changes to customs, excise and VAT in the event that the UK leaves the EU without a deal, and what businesses can do to prepare.
These letters specifically address trading with the EU and with the rest of the world post-Brexit in a 'no deal' scenario.
The EU Commission also published a notice for 'no deal' preparations on this topic, which can be viewed here. Additional information can also be found in the EU Commission Brexit Customs Guide for businesses.
Customs arrangements at the Irish borders
In the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, the UK Government would temporarily hold off introducing any checks or controls on almost all goods crossing from Ireland to Northern Ireland, so there will be no need for customs declarations, nor the payment of duty. Therefore, the above mentioned UK temporary import tariff would not apply to goods crossing from Ireland into Northern Ireland.
The UK Government would only apply a small number of measures strictly necessary to comply with international legal obligations, protect the biosecurity of Ireland, or to avoid the highest risks to Northern Ireland businesses.
For more information and details of specific changes proposed, please click here.
Guidance from French customs authorities
The French Customs and Excise authority has published customs guidance to help businesses that move goods between the UK and France to prepare for new customs procedures in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit. In practical terms, this means border controls will resume and the free movement of capital, goods, services and people will stop. In order to benefit from the automated border crossing from 30 March, you must prepare your customs declarations before checking-in your goods at the ports of Calais, Dunkirk or at the Channel Tunnel.
World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules will apply for goods moving from the UK into the EU, may impact both finished products and raw materials. You can consult the Market Access Database to check the customs codes of the product categories that may be affected.
The UK Government published on 13 March details of the UK's temporary tariff regime that will be in place in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit. The regime would be temporary as it would apply from 29 March for up to 12 months, while a full consultation and review on a permanent approach to tariffs is undertaken. Businesses would not pay customs duties on the majority of goods when importing into the UK, if it leaves the EU without a deal. To find out what the new rates applicable in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit would be, please consult the UK Trade Tariff tool.
Further detail can be found here, where you can also download the temporary rates of tariffs on imports after a 'no deal' Brexit.
The UK will not benefit from any FTA that the EU has in place with third countries.
Goods on the market
The EU Commission published a Q&A on industrial products, explaining how goods placed on the EU market before Exit day will be impacted.
As per Article 19 of the UK Cosmetics Regulation draft SI, products with an EU address, but no UK address, on pack can be made available on the UK market for 24 months after Exit day.
Placing manufactured goods on the UK or EU markets ('new approach' goods, 'old approach' goods and non-harmonised goods)
The UK Government published additional guidance for businesses who are placing manufactured goods on the UK or EU markets, also explaining the different arrangements for goods placed on the market before Exit day and goods placed on the market after Exit day. Members are reminded that there are specific provisions in both the UK (within the UK Cosmetics Regulation Statutory Instrument) and the EU for cosmetic products.
The UK REACH Statutory Instrument (SI) was debated in the House of Lords on 26 March and was passed by 214 votes to 202. The UK REACH SI can be viewed here. For more information on the impact of 'no deal' Brexit on REACH, please view the CTPA Factsheet on the UK REACH proposal. The UK Government 'no deal' technical notice on UK REACH can be viewed here.
Under the new UK REACH SI companies will have specific actions to take and may change their role vs EU REACH and therefore their obligations.
More information can also be found on the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) Brexit page, which includes helpful Q&As, videos and guidance.
The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has published, on 3 April, the REACH etc. (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) (No.2) Regulation 2019, which amends the previously approved UK REACH SI. The obligation for downstream users (DU) or distributors to carry out the import notification within 180 days from Exit day and the information that has to be submitted have not changed. However, this amending SI adds provisions to allow EU-based suppliers of substances imported into the UK to appoint Only Representatives (OR) in the UK to carry out the import notification of that substance, removing the obligation from DUs and distributors. If the supplier does not appoint the OR to carry out the import notification then the DU or distributor has to do it.
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is an international agreement with the aim of ensuring that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. The UK is a signatory to CITES in its own right. Therefore, CITES requirements will continue to apply after the UK leaves the EU. In the EU, CITES is implemented via the EU Wildlife Trade Regulations, which set requirements for trade in certain species within, to and from the EU and the rest of the world. Currently, this means that movement of CITES-controlled goods can occur between the UK and EU without the need for permits. Following the UK's exit from the EU, movement of all species controlled under CITES between the UK and the EU will no longer take place freely. Import, export and re-export permits will be required. For more information see our public news.
Extra Considerations
Impact of 'No Deal' on GDPR
In the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, UK companies need to ensure they continue to comply with GDPR.
The below resources might be helpful when considering how your data flows could be impacted:
- the Government Technical Notice highlights what companies need to do in the event of a no-deal;
- the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has a section on Data Protection and Brexit including a six step guidance checklist;
- the ICO has also produced an interactive tool to help companies decide whether Standard Contractual Clauses are a suitable safeguard for their international data transfers.
Impact of 'No Deal' on trading in drug precursor chemicals
Drug precursors are chemicals that can be used in the illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs. They also have legitimate commercial uses and are legally used in a wide variety of industrial processes, such as medicines, flavourings and fragrances.
In the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, companies handling and trading in drug precursor chemicals with EU countries will need the same licences and registration that are currently needed to trade with non-EU countries to be able to continue trading with the EU. More information can be found in the 'no deal' technical notice for this topic. A full list of current drug precursor chemical import or export licensing requirements can be found on the chart of precursor chemicals.
To apply for an import or export licence to trade with the EU, a domestic licence is needed and this can take up to 12-16 weeks to process. Operators wishing to import or export drug precursor chemicals after Brexit should consider applying now for a domestic licence and can register here. Labelling requests and any subsequent application as a 'proactive application in the event of a Brexit no deal' will help the Home Office process applications as soon as possible.
Once a domestic licence is obtained, operators will then be able to apply for import or export licences on the National Drugs Control System; it will only be possible to apply for licences to trade with the EU after the UK left the EU with 'no deal'. Go to gov.uk for further information and guidance on how to apply.
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has published guidance on the export and import of hazardous chemicals if there's no Brexit deal which covers further guidance on trading in chemicals.
Impact of 'No Deal' on CE mark
In the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, companies will still be able to use the CE marking to demonstrate compliance with the legal requirements and to sell products on the UK market after Exit day. However, companies may need to apply the new UKCA marking to products being sold in the UK. The majority of products which are currently covered by the CE marking will fall within scope of the new UKCA marking.
The UKCA marking will not be recognised on the EU market, and products currently requiring a CE marking will continue to require a CE marking for sale in the EU.
More information can be found in the 'no deal' technical notice issued by the UK Government.
Intellectual Property
The UK Government also issued guidance to help businesses understand how intellectual property (IP) will be affected by a 'no deal' Brexit.
Providing services to EU and EEA countries
In the event of a 'no deal' Brexit, UK businesses will no longer operate under European Economic Area (EEA) regulations for the cross-border trade of services. This means that UK businesses and professionals providing services in the EEA (including all EU Member States, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) will be regarded as originating from a 'third country', which may result in additional legal, regulatory and administrative barriers.
More information can be found here.
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With the instant critical and viewer praise for The Handmaid's Tale, the attitude was upbeat at the Hulu presentation at Upfronts. In addition to Handmaid's Tale, the streaming network announced the big acquisition of the SVOD rights of This is Us and Atlanta, two of the biggest hits of the last year.
The network paraded many series stars at the presentation including Elisabeth Moss, Samira Wiley, and Alexis Bledel from The Handmaid's Tale, Jeff Daniels from the upcoming The Looming Tower, and J.J. Abrams who is behind the adaptation of Stephen King's Castle Rock. Mindy Kaling and Sarah Silverman also arrived on stage to promote their comedies.
While Hulu is gaining notoriety for their original projects, the bulk of viewers are looking to catch up on shows that don't stream anywhere else. By gaining This is Us and FX's Atlanta, Hulu just added two of the most talked about series from the past year. On the originals side, it was announced that The Handmaid's Tale has received a season two order, and Marvel's The Runaways and The First, from House of Cards creator Beau Willimon, have both received series orders.
Last year, Hulu bragged about its 12 million subscribers, but just as YouTube and other streaming nets have had to look less and less at subscribers and shift to views, so has Hulu. In their presentation, Hulu cited having 47 million viewers and 35 million through its ad-supported service.
The bulk of those millions of viewers are watching through their television sets, leading to Hulu teaming with BrightLine for e-commerce, creating interactive ads where Hulu viewers can purchase movie tickets through their connected TVs. Since the average viewer was said to be 33, and the average household income of $84,000, which is a target demographic for the e-commerce features.
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1 pointI have an X3421 Gen10 Microserver w/ stock 8GB RAM running Windows Server 2019 Eval. I did the standard install, then added HyperV and container support. This isn't part of a domain - nothing is set up beyond the initial install and normal Windows updates. The boot disk is an MX500 SSD attached to SATA5 with 2 4TB 3.5" drives in the cage. I was seeing ~20% CPU utilization for the SYSTEM process and ~22% for SYSTEM INTERRUPTS. I tracked that down to the vEthernet device. When I uninstalled HyperV and removed the vEthernet device it dropped down to ~12.5% CPU for SYSTEM and ~2.5% CPU for SYSTEM INTERRUPTS. Note that this is looking at the task manager performance tab. If I right click on SYSTEM and select Go To Details it shows SYSTEM taking about 6% CPU and SYSTEM INTERRUPTS taking about 2%. I don't know what causes this discrepancy. Running LatencyMon (for about a 30 second run) shows Highest measused time: 343 Highest reported ISR time: 33.8 (storport.sys) Highest reported DPC time: 212.3 (ndis.sys) Total hard page fault: 26 I'm not sure how to track down the source of the SYSTEM process CPU usage. I don't see anything unusual in the event logs. Truthfully I'm more concerned about the SYSTEM CPU usage, but both seem high to me for a server that is basically just sitting there. Is there something strange going on or is this just the cost of running Server 2019 on a relatively low performance CPU? This server is replacing Home Server 2011 on a MediaSmart EX495 and idle CPU on that was about 3-5%. I have installed bios ZA10A360, chipset driver WS2012R2_W8_1, AMD Chipset Graphic Driver 17.1.1, and the Broadcom NX1 driver (cp031155) - all from the HP site. Not sure what else to try. Is this normal for Server 2019 with no load? Thanks in advance for any advice, -Jim
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- Full-time, Fixed Term – 4 year contract, commence January 2020
- Salary: 162,325 – $177,577
- K – 12, 770 students
St John's is looking for a new principal to join their vibrant and growing K-12 school. St John's has a long tradition of providing quality Catholic education to the families of Roma and surrounds. Promoting the personal growth of all students through a contemporary curriculum and pastoral care is the focus of all members of this school community. With a major building project on the horizon, the school is looking for an experienced school leader who can drive the engagement of the whole school community in shaping its future strategic development. If you have successfully led staff and students through a period of change and growth, we invite you to apply.
If you are an experienced leader who can:
- lead the development, implementation and monitoring of high quality learning and teaching programs
- inspire, support and develop a professional learning community with a young, enthusiastic and dynamic staff
- grow a shared vision for the future of the school and plan accordingly to implement these goals
We would like to hear from you!
Applications close Sunday, 14 July 2019
To find out more about this role, visit www.twb.catholic.edu.au


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As you may know it's our business to be digging for comedy gold, so here's a short list of the funniest YouTube videos from India this year, scraped from the Rewind 2013 playlist.
Amassing over 3.6 million views, the most watched comedy video on YouTube is in Telugu/English, and it comes from a dude called Sabarish Kandregula. It features hilarious wordplay used by a bunch of engineering students as they faff, ad-lib bullshit during their viva exams.
Gangs of Social Media is a spoof on Gangs of Wasseypur. It's at #9 on the list and has 1.8 million pageviews. These are the same guys who gave us this gem, so they're on the ball like a circus seal.
And that's pretty much it folks! The rest of the stuff on this playlist was bullshit and I wouldn't bother with it if I were you. Head here for more curmudgeon-curated Comedy Gold instead.Like Memes? Funnies? Epic Longreads? Hit Subscribe! Follow @NextMemedotcom


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Situated in Kent, the county known as the 'Garden of England', Canterbury is a picturesque cathedral city with magnificent architecture and crumbling ruins that display an extraordinarily rich history. From its intriguing heritage to its bounty of cultural landmarks and museums, discover why you should visit Canterbury on your next trip to England.
Canterbury Cathedral
Considered the most important cathedral in the Anglican faith worldwide, Canterbury Cathedral is the city's biggest draw. And with the central 'Bell Harry Tower' dating back to 1498, and a crypt that dates back to the 11th century, it has built up a fascinating history. Tours here tell stories of the structure, including the tale of the 1170 murder of Archbishop Thomas Beckett.
Canterbury Castle
Believed to be one of the oldest castle ruins in Britain, the Norman Canterbury Castle originates from around 1070, when William the Conqueror established three castles in Canterbury, Rochester and Dover. Today, visitors to the ruins can climb part way up one of the towers while exploring the ancient ruins.
Canterbury Heritage Museum
By stepping inside this 14th century site, which lies alongside the River Stour, visitors can gain insight into the history of Canterbury through the museum's interactive exhibits, which span a diverse range of topics from the Anglo Saxons to the Tudors, and even Rupert Bear.
Canterbury Roman Museum
After the 1868 discovery of a Roman floor mosaic, came the further discovery of the remains of a Roman Town House many years later. Now, this museum aims to preserve these extraordinary finds. With this preserved monument and many more artefacts to see, the museum truly provides a window into Roman Britain.
St Augustine's Abbey
Dating as far back as AD 597, this World Heritage abbey was originally built as a burial site for Kent's Anglo Saxon kings. Having been established by St Augustine, it is said to have marked the rebirth of Christianity in southern England. A museum containing artefacts originating from across the centuries tells the story of this historic site.
Beaney House of Art and Knowledge
Located within a Grade II listed building, Beaney House of Art and Knowledge is regarded as a must-see site when you visit Canterbury, encompassing an art gallery, library, museum and visitors' centre. The Explorer and Collectors gallery brings together artefacts collected from across the globe by great explorers, while the People and Places exhibition focuses on artworks of notable people and places around Canterbury.
Westgate Towers Museum & Viewpoint
Having been built in 1380, and as England's largest surviving Medieval Gateway, Westgate Towers proves significant in Canterbury's long and rich history and is considered one of the city's great landmarks. Standing at 18 metres, a climb to the top also rewards visitors with views across the city.
Canterbury Punting
After strolling along this ancient city's streets, visitors can see Canterbury from a boat on the River Stour. Punting is popular on these waters, and the tours on offer are one of the most rewarding ways to explore the area. Canterbury Punting offers 45-minute trips through the historic city centre.
Visit Canterbury with Evan Evans by joining the Leeds Castle, Canterbury Cathedral & Dover day trip from London, making a trip to England even more memorable.
Image credits: Cover photo of Canterbury Cathedral © iStock / Gosiek-B. Inside Canterbury Cathedral © iStock / Hiob. Christ Church Gate in Canterbury © iStock / Sophie Dauwe. The ruins of St Augustine Abbey © iStock / Alex Kozlov. Canterbury's waterway © iStock / Boycey.


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EL/WLA Marketing Seminar
Think digital, think physical, think lotteries, think player.
With new emerging trends and digital transformations, marketing for our lotteries in 2020 is more than just reaching out to customers: it's about engagement and making players part of the story.
Are lotteries efficiently delivering the most relevant and personalised messages, offers and incentives to each individual player?
"It's all about the player" will be the focus theme of the upcoming 2020 EL/WLA Marketing Seminar. In the end "The Player" is the real engine of the lottery sector.
A top tier pool of talented speakers from inside and outside the lottery sector will guide you through the latest and future trends to customer-centricity and the new products coming along with them.


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On/Off: Turn your favorite appliances on/off from your phone, whenever and wherever.
Dimmer: The Ewa Switch comes with a build-in dimmer, which allows you to dim any dimmable light source to your preferred intensity.
Timers: Make timers and schedules directly in the app. Live smarter with a range of automated timers to help make your everyday life simpler to manage
Notifications: Peace of mind! Receive email or push messages whenever something important happens to your devices.
Power consumption: Keep track of the power consumption and see how much power your device is using.
Temperature: Follow your room temperature to make sure it's just right. Set notifications and automatically start your heater.
Graphs: Use the amazing graphs to tracks your power consumption and room temperature over time.
Add other people: Invite family members/friends/co-workers for free and share your rooms so that you can control them separately from your own phone.
Cost calculator: Fill in your kwh price (see your electricity bill) and track your monthly electricity cost.
Timeline: See what devices is turned on or off and when. You can also see a list of your recent notification.
Here are 7 ways how to make your life smarter with Ewa Home.
Forgetting- If you forgot to turn off your hair iron before you left home, you can turn it off from your phone.
Morning luxury - Turn on the coffee maker from bed in the morning before you get out of bed.
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Let's say you are writing user stories for a Scrum product backlog, and you find yourself writing stories which look like this:
As a Customer Service Agent, I want to add a note to a customer so that I can track my notes for a customer.
As a Clerical Processor, I want to update an employees record so that I can can change their data.
As a Human Resource Manager, I want to add a certification to an employee so that I can track their certifications.
What do you think the problem might be with these stories?
If you take a close look, the "so that" makes no sense. It's just a restatement of what the action part of the story is. It adds no value – so either just remove it, change it so it does add value. Perhaps something like:
As a Human Resource Manager, I want to add a certification to an employee so that our sales team can quickly determine if we have certifications that can earn the company new projects.
In this example, the "so that" actually gives us some insight into why we might want to capture notes about a customer – it's tied to actual business value, not just a restatement of what the feature is supposed to be.


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the brother and i have been reading c. s. lewis' the great divorce together for the last week — it's a slow process, we read a chapter or two then discuss what we've read during our phone dates throughout the week — but it has been such a joy to talk through lewis' text with someone reading and experiencing his words at the same time.
because let's be real for a moment, lewis is not one for writing in black & white; in fact, much of his brilliance is found in what i'll call his thought provoking "words of grey." i might read something one way and jon might read it completely different….ah yes, there in lies the beauty of discussion.
but every once in a while c.s. drops a black & white bomb that totally rocks my world — a sentence or paragraph that causes one to write "whoa" out beside it — which is precisely what i did with the below excerpt.
the scene: an intelligent, inquisitive "ghost" is talking with the "solid" person sent to escort him to Heaven.
"i am perfectly ready to consider it [continuing on to Heaven]. of course i should require some assurances…i should want a guarantee that you are taking me to a place where i shall find a wider sphere of usefulness—and scope for the talents that God has given me–and an atmosphere of free inquiry…"
"no, said the other. i can promise you none of these things. no sphere of usefulness: you are not needed there at all. no scope for your talents: only forgiveness for having perverted them. no atmosphere of inquiry, for i will bring you to the land not of questions but of answers, and you shall see the face of God."
and it hit me, like a punch in the gut. i am not needed, but wanted. i can give nothing, but have been given more than i deserve. i will have no doubts or worries, but instead will be full of joy and peace. i will stand in the very presence of my Father.


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8:00-9:15 – We will serve a free pancake breakfast for the students! 9:20-11:00 – Christmas Movies (a Beaconsfield tradition!) 11:00-12:30 Open Gym on our new gym floor or Karaoke in the Cafeteria! […]
Happy Holidays from BJH Community
Best wishes this holiday season. Wishing you rest & relaxation and quality time spent with loved ones.
Dec. 21 – "On the 11th Day of Giving…"
Theme: Ugly Sweater Day Food Item: Canned Meat
Friday, Dec. 22 Dismissal
School will be dismissed at 12:30 on Friday, Dec. 22 for the holiday break. Classes resume on Monday, January 8.
Dec. 20 – "On the 10th Day of Giving…"
Theme: Candy Cane Day Food Item: Candy & Chocolate
Dec. 19 – "On the 9th Day of Giving…"
Them: Hat & Scarf Day Food item: Toonie Turkey Tuesday
Dec. 18 – "On the 8th Day of Giving.."
Theme: Snow Day (Colour = White) Food Item: Juice
Gym Activities this Weekend (Dec. 15-17)
Volleyball Games – Friday night are a go Open Community Gym – cancelled tonight, but will be rescheduled to one night next week. Stay tuned for announcement concerning which night Gym will be […]
BJH Christmas Dance Tonight!
As it is the season of giving, Beaconsfield will be hosting a holiday dance for BJH students tonight. Here's what you need to know: Time: 7:00 – 9:00 Admission: $2.00 or non-perishable […]
Dec. 15: "On the 7th day of Giving…"
Theme: PJ Day Food item: Snack Food


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Gemma is an Ambassador for Oxfam and recently raised over £26,000 for Oxfam's The Music Circle Rumble. She also lends her support to Women's Aid and this week she shared her love of fashion and #30wears with us by giving us a peek inside her wardrobe.
The campaign founded by @advayainitiative and @caradelevingne aims to raise awareness about climate change by challenging everyone to commit to one positive change. Cara herself made the resolution to stop using plastic bottles and plastic straws. Will you join?
The meditator and writer publishes a daily dose of inspiring thoughts on his Instagram account - a must follow in our opinion
@deliciouslyella - What started as a personal food blog to experiment with plant-based cooking, has since evolved into an app, recipe books, a deli and a range of plant-based food products. Her new campaign #WhyWeCare is about both inspiring and educating people on the benefits of a more plant-based diet. P.S. Tune in to the Deliciously Ella podcast, for interviews delving into the world of physical and mental health, wellbeing and staying positive in a busy world.
4ocean organises beach cleans globally and has pulled 2.9 million pounds of waste from oceans and coastlines so far. They also sell bracelets made from recycled materials and each purchase removes a pound of trash from the ocean and coastlines.
The 16-year-old girl made headlines earlier this year at #COP24 as she addressed the U.N. Plenary condemning the inaction on climate change. "You are stealing our future," she said as she reminded the world that there is only 12 years left to meet targets.
Valeria Hinojosa is a certified Yoga teacher, a certified vegan chef and a social entrepreneur. Follow for conscious travel and lifestyle inspiration that will make you want to chase that kind and adventurous "WaterThruSkin" lifestyle.
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This image of King Penguins on South Georgia, Antarctica, never quite made the final cut for my new book " Born to Ice". It does not make me love it any less. It is a very special moment when a large group of 3-foot tall king penguins hover over you. Like everything in life, book projects are a huge collaboration. I have been truly privileged to work with so many talented people throughout my career and this massive book project was no exception. That is why I needed two full pages for my acknowledgements. @kimfrankwriter jumped into this project last minute and turned my lifetime of stories into beautiful flowing sentences. @christensenzoe made the whole project come to life while @kengeiger spent months working on the the images and, of course, @leonardodicaprio so graciously agreed to lend his name and words to this book that will hopefully live on for years. I do not want this book to become a record of the species and habitats that we lost at the ends of the Earth but rather, it is a reminder for what and whom we still have time to fight. Thank you @TeNeuespublishing for going above and beyond with quality. #gratitude #borntoice
Paul Nicklen is a Canadian photographer, filmmaker, and marine biologist who has documented the beauty and the plight of our planet for over 20 years. He is also a co-founder of the non-profit, SeaLegacy, which uses visual storytelling to inspire millions of people to stand up and have a voice for the pristine places threatened by climate change. Follow for incredible evocative, sensitive and awe-inspiring wildlife photography.
Jameela Jamil is the founder of movement @i_weigh that encourages people to measure themselves by real values not kg. We love!
Lauren from @trashisfortossers became Zero Waste in 2012 and started her blog to document her journey. She has since started two companies in alignment with her values: @packagfreeshop, a zero waste shop in NYC and @thesimplyco which makes an all natural laundry detergent.
Otegha Uwagba is the founder of Women Who - a community for Working Women, the host of In Good Company - a podcast highlighting (really) practical advice from successful women, and bestselling author of 'Little Black Book - a toolkit for working women'. It's safe to say she is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to women in business.


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Choate raises $215M in capital campaign
WALLINGFORD - Despite the lingering affects of the recession, Choate Rosemary Hall announced it has raised more than $215 million through a capital fundraising campaign that is the largest in the history of the prestigious private school.
School officials said the campaign goal had been $200 million. By topping the $215 million mark with actual pledges and commitments, the school's fundraising effort was one of the largest ever in the history of Connecticut secondary schools.
Money from the campaign will be used in the following areas:
-- The creation of new endowments for student financial aid, faculty development and enhancement of academic programs at the school.
-- Paying for the construction of two new dormitories, new faculty housing, a new outdoor track complex, new turf field with lights and stadium seating.
-- The renovation and restoration of several older buildings on campus.
Choate Headmaster Edward Shanahan said nearly 11,000 alumni, parents, students faculty members and friends of the school donated to the campaign.
"As a result of this extraordinary success, Choate has been given an opportunity to become even stronger and more distinctive in the years ahead," Shanahan said.
Shanahan has overseen two fundraising campaigns in the last 20 years that, combined, have raised more than $350 million for capital projects and endowment. This latest campaign comes a little less than three years after Choate's endowment lost $40 million or about 15 percent of its value during a five-month period at the end of 2008.
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Dad works in the NAVYBy Azam | From : Saudi Arabia | School : Workmand Middle School (FL)
I'm Azam of Saudi Arabia and was born in Riyadh .
I was resident in a large house.
I am 14 years old.
I'm number one of seven people, and two sisters and two brothers and my mother and my father.
I am the youngest in the family or kisses.
I got to America with my family because my father works here and Dad works in the NAVY.
More love is in my family and I love playing football.
I don't like heavy pranks and do not like albertelli.
I love all fruits and I love travel a lot.
I want to Be a manager at a large company in Saudi Arabia, and be known to the people.
I am from POEM:
I am from: Sports
From: football and basketball
I'm from: the life in my country, Family, Friend, People
I'm from: Saudi Arabia
From : Ayman and Nada
I'm from "we love each other"
From: crying and subversion
I'm from: Muslim and the Qur'an
I'm from: Riyadh, Arabic coffee, rice with chicken
From where my mother she does everything for us
From where my father he buys me everything I want and protects me .


text: i walk on the beach a lot. i have noticed that dead birds often come to rest on the tide line, lying in the sand in shapes that i can't help but find beautiful. i am going to be posting a series of drawings based on the birds i find. i am calling it children of the wind. i hope that others can see the beauty in it too.


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