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The City of Edmonton's Public Places Bylaw regulates where smoking is permitted in public places: this includes tobacco, vaping and cannabis.

Effective October 17, 2018, there are new rules on smoking and vaping.
Smoking will not be permitted within 10 metres of:

  • Doorways, windows and air intakes of buildings and patios
  • On a patio
  • Bus stops

In addition, smoking will not be allowed on or within:

  • Any patio or building (buildings include those that are publicly or privately owned, to which members of the public have access, such as stores and restaurants)
  • Public vehicles (buses, taxis, LRT, and other vehicles that transport the public for a fee)
  • Parks containing playgrounds, sports fields, skate parks, bicycle parks, outdoor theatres, outdoor pools, water spray parks, seasonal skating rinks or off-leash areas
  • School properties or child care facility properties
  • City-owned golf courses
  • Cemeteries
  • Ski hills
  • Transit stations, bus terminals and LRT platform
  • Sir Winston Churchill Square, Fort Edmonton Park, the John Janzen Nature Centre, the Edmonton Valley Zoo, the Muttart Conservatory and William Hawrelak Park
  • Anywhere designated as a no-smoking area for cannabis or tobacco

Smoking cannabis and tobacco will be permitted in private residences. However, private property owners may establish their own restrictions for smoking on their property.

For more information on particular interpretations of the bylaw, check our Frequently Asked Questions.

There are additional provincial and federal rules applicable to cannabis.

In addition to the new rules in the City of Edmonton on tobacco smoking, the Province of Alberta also regulates tobacco smoking in public places through the Tobacco and Smoking Reduction Act. Citizens are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the provincial rules.

Disposing of Cigarette Butts

Discarded cigarette butts are one of the most common forms of littering in the city. Business owners and managers are responsible for ensuring the area around their business is free of cigarette litter. The city has several programs to help keep Edmonton free of cigarette litter.

Reporting Your Concerns

If you have a concern about someone smoking in a public place or cigarette litter:

  • Discuss your concern with the business or property owner
  • Record the address of the violation and a description of the problem if you can't resolve it directly
  • Call 311
  • Provide your name, address, phone number and the details of your concern in case your testimony is required in court

Responding to Your Complaint

After you call 311, the City takes these steps to help with your issue:

  1. A file is created specifying your concerns
  2. An Enforcement Officer opens an investigation
  3. The officer investigates your complaint
  4. The CPO may issue a warning notice with directions to remedy the problem within a specified time frame or issue a bylaw ticket depending on the circumstances
  5. The City may contact you to appear as a witness if the matter goes to court

Permitted Smoking Areas: Jasper Ave

Areas where smoking is permitted on Jasper Avenue from 107 St. to 111 St.

Permitted Smoking Areas: 82 Ave

Areas where smoking is permitted on 82 Ave from 109 St to 99 St.

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In Edmonton: 311

Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311

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European Federation of Foundation Contractors

Lifting Equipment

“Safety is paramount in our Industry” says Luc van Hecke, Chairman of the Working Group HSE, as it is across the wider construction sector. One of our core objectives is to continually improve safety and the working conditions of not only our own workers but also those of our partners and trades that work alongside us.

This section of the Newsletter is intended for displaying safety examples of the day-to-day work of our Industry.

The first topic for consideration is “Lifting Equipment” and we wish to start a series of safety examples that call upon our continuous focus during our daily activities on site.

Lifting equipment as well as all further topics to come, are ideal examples of topics for tool box meetings on site.

It remains our prime objective to work safely on all our projects throughout the Federation. With this objective in mind the EFFC is urging all its members to examine its procedures and protocols for the co-ordination of co-activity of safety on-site.

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Gujarat High Court Recruitment 2019 Stenographer 76 Openings Apply

Gujarat High Court Recruitment

A new notification has been dispatched by Gujarat High Court for fulfil the requirement of nil openings for the post of English Stenographer
& Gujarati Stenographer. Under this recruitment opportunity total 76 vacancies will be fulfilled only by eligible and talented candidates. Candidates, who are eligible, can apply for this opportunity via online mode to get a secure place in Gujarat High Court. Candidates who are interested and want to apply for this opportunity firstly they have to clear that their eligibility criteria are match as per the requirements of offered post, if the candidates find to them eligible then can apply otherwise not.

Now you are thinking that by which method you can apply for this offered opportunity, for this job opportunity candidate’s can apply only via online mode. Candidate’s who know that they are eligible as per the requirement, can apply online from 17th December 2018 to 31st December 2018. Hey guys keep remember this date because forms of all candidates will be acceptable only on before last date.

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Name of Organization
Gujarat High Court
Post Names
Total Vacancies
Last Date

Gujarat High Court Vacancies Overview

Other information is provided below for candidates in below section of this web page:

Post Names, Vacancies & Salary Details
Post Name

No of Vacancies

Pay Scale
English Stenographer
Rs. 44900 – 142400/-
Gujarati Stenographer
Category wise Vacancies Details

Post Name

English Stenographer
Gujarati Stenographer
Eligibility Criteria for GHC Recruitment

Post Name

Educational Qualification

Age Limit
English Stenographer
Graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and Speed in English Short Hand 120 w.p.m. and Basic knowledge of Computer.
21 to 40 years
Gujarati Stenographer
Graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and Speed in English Short Hand 90 w.p.m. and Basic knowledge of Computer.
Application Fee

Rs. 300/-
Pay the Examination Fee through Online Payment or Cash-Challan (Offline) will be generated Online at SBI e-Pay Website.
For all other candidates
Rs. 600/-
Selection ProcessSelection of the job seekers will be made on the basis of Written Test & Viva-voce Test Performance.

Important Dates
  • Application Forms Submission Starting Date - 17.12.2018
  • Application Forms Submission Last Date - 31.12.2018
  • Exam Date - 10.03.2019

How to ApplyCandidates may follow these instructions to Apply:
  • First of all candidates must log on to the official website of the organization which is
  • Then search a suitable link as “Official Advertisement” related to offered posts in this recruitment.
  • Download or open the official Advertisement and read all details in it.
  • After read all details start to fill the application form very carefully and provide only accurate details like as candidate name, age, qualification, address etc.
  • Finally submit the application form before last date.

Reminder: Dear job seekers, to read entire details related to this post then you have to visit these below given links:

Gujarat High Court Recruitment

High Court of Gujarat (Sola, Ahmedabad) has delivered a new notification of recruitment to invite online Application Form for available vacancies in the cadre of District Judges. Totally eligible and self motivated candidates must apply online right now to cash this opportunity. Each and every requirement for this powerful positions acquired job seekers will have to visit the official website of this of Gujarat high court to submit online filled application form. Dear awaited and sensible applicants prepare well to pass pre and Mains written exam for the selection. There will also be an interview for qualifiers. Before apply you are advised to check skills then proceed further.

Effective guidelines connecting with steps to apply online for Gujarat High Court Recruitment are shown below for the visitors of this portal to help them. All job grabbers should submit checked form for registration of test to avail this chance of better than the best post.

Other possible jobs in Gujarat will be released the jobs notices on the official website of department that is Now you can also get other new public sector jobs from this portal time to time if visit it. All the best now to capable appliers! Advertisement Quick News

Organization Name
High Court of Gujarat
Post name
District Judges
Law Degree
Selection process
Test and Interview
Last date to apply
Update Soon DJ Vacancy Entire Details

Dear aspirants read entire details from this page before apply.

Posts Name: District Judges

Salary: Recruited appliers will get Rs. 51,650- 1240- 59,090- 1390- 63,260 + Allowances, as admissible under the Rules.

Academic QualificationApplicants must have-
  • Degree in Law from a University recognized by law in India
  • Be Practicing Advocate in Courts of Civil and/or Criminal jurisdiction on the last date fixed for submission of On-line Applications and must have so practiced for a period not less than Seven Years.
  • Basic Knowledge of Computer Application / Operation

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Age Limit: Age of candidates should be between 35 to 48 Years. Age criteria for reserved category appliers for Gujarat High Court Jobs will be decided as per organization norms.

Recruitment Process: Applicants will be getting selected on the basis of their marks obtained in following rounds-
  • Preliminary Examination (Elimination Test)
  • Main Written Examination
  • Viva-voce Test (Personal Interview)

Important Dates:
  • Update Soon

How to apply: All skilled applicants may check this process before apply-
  • First of all suitable candidates need to visit the official site of High Court Of Gujarat, which is
  • On homepage, enter on ‘Recruitment>>Current Openings’ link given at left side of page.
  • Choose link as “Advertisement for Recruitment to the Post of District Judges”
  • After reading entire details, enter on “HC OJAS Site” link and enter on ‘Apply Online’ tab from top menu bar.
  • Fill the complete details in the online application form.
  • Upload scanned copies of your documents/testimonials along with application form.
  • Finally check the form and press on “Submit” button.
  • Take print out of application form and keep it safe

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Download medicine data

You can download the European Medicines Agency's (EMA) medicine-related data published on this website in Excel table format from this page. EMA updates these medicine data tables once a day.

For more information on what type of information EMA publishes on medicines, see What we publish on medicines and when.

European public assessment reports (EPAR)

European public assessment reports (EPARs) are full scientific assessment reports of medicines authorised at a European Union level. EPARs also contain a public-friendly overview in question-and-answer format and the package leaflet. You can also find information on medicines that have been refused a marketing authorisation or that have been suspended or withdrawn after being approved.

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A paediatric investigation plan (PIP) is a medicine development plan aimed at ensuring the necessary data are obtained through studies in children to support a medicine's authorisation for use in children. The marketing authorisation applicant is responsible for submitting this plan to EMA's Paediatric Committee (PDCO), which agrees or refuses the plan and publishes an opinion on its decision.

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Rare disease (orphan) designations

An orphan designation allows a pharmaceutical company to benefit from incentives from the European Union to develop a medicine for a rare disease, such as reduced fees and protection from competition once the medicine is placed on the market. Applications for orphan designation are examined by EMA's Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products (COMP), which adopts an opinion that is forwarded to the European Commission. The European Commission then decides whether to grant an orphan designation for the medicine in question.

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A periodic safety update report (PSUR) is a pharmacovigilance report submitted regularly by a marketing-authorisation holder at defined time points following a medicine's authorisation. A single assessment of related PSURs is carried out for medicines that contain the same active substance or combination of active substances, as included in the list of EU reference dates (EURD list).

EMA's scientific committees (PRAC and CHMP) and the CMDh together with the lead Member State assess the information in the related PSURs to determine whether the balance of benefits and risks has changed and whether any updates should be made to the marketing authorisation.

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The outcomes of PSUR assessments for active substances found only in centrally authorised medicines are published as part of each medicine's European public assessment report (EPAR). The outcome for nationally authorised medicinal products included in 'mixed' procedures where centrally authorised products were also involved can be found on the Community register maintained by the European Commission.

For more information, see Periodic safety update reports: questions and answers.

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When a PSUR single assessment procedure leads to a variation of marketing authorisations, marketing-authorisation holders for nationally authorised products containing the active substance(s) concerned should submit a variation to align their marketing authorisation with the single assessment outcome, even if their product was not in the direct scope of the procedure (such as a generic medicine or a medicine authorised on the basis of well established use). This is in line with Article 23 of Directive 2001/83/EC and Article 16 of regulation (EC) No 726/2004.

Documents presenting 'CMDh scientific conclusions and grounds for the variation, amendments to the product information and timetable for the implementation' contain all language versions within a single PDF file if they were published before 17 October 2016.

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EMA's Committee on Herbal Medicinal Products (HMPC) compiles and assesses scientific data on herbal substances, preparations and combinations, to support the harmonisation of herbal products on the EU market.

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  3. Starbucks UK enhances rental deposit loan scheme
  4. Government to implement General Data Protection Regulation through Data Protection Bill
  5. 13% would consider a new job if it offered benefits aligned with their needs
  6. Australian public office staff to receive 2% pay rise
  7. Atlanta City Council to increase minimum wage to $13 an hour
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Estate Manager, Cambridge

Reports to: General Manager, Estate Management

Location: 2 Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 1JP

Hours: 09:00-18:00 Monday to Friday with some additional hours as needed

The Estate Manager is a pivotal role within our company. You will be responsible for coordinating all of the resources (internal & external) to effectively manage a portfolio of residential estates and deliver outstanding service to our customers. The role has 3 key parts: controlling the financial aspects of an estate (preparing budgets, monitoring expenditure), implementing the planned & reactive maintenance programme and communicating with key stakeholders (chairing meetings and writing letters/reports).

Critical Success Requirements

These are the key competencies a successful candidate will demonstrate:

  1. Financial & management competency – The ability to understand, analyse and interpret financial information (eg. budgets) to ensure we are managing our clients’ service charge effectively and prudently against an estate’s current requirements (including legislative obligations) and future needs. Drafting budgets, monitoring expenditure and reporting to Directors are key parts of an Estate Manager’s role.
  2. Successful implementation: thorough & accountable – A desire and willingness to systematically and diligently do what needs to be done to ensure key milestones are achieved on time & on budget. To manage valuable assets effectively, everything must be in order and our obligations must be fulfilled. It is not just about ticking a list, you need to actively understand and control what needs to be done. Being accountable is about taking personal responsibility to deliver on your promises, reacting quickly when the situation demands and resolving issues to completion.
  3. Customer service mentality & strong communication skills – We exist because of our customers. An Estate Manager is the custodian of our customer relationships. Our challenge is to earn our customers’ trust and confidence through our actions. A key part of this is the timely and accurate provision of information. Our correspondence needs to be first rate and you need to be able to chair large meetings, and if the occasion arises, resolve a dispute diplomatically.
  4. Business maturity – The ability to think and act professionally. You must be able to gather information, interpret it and solve complex problems or make logical decisions which have the greatest positive impact. Once a decision has been made, you will have the ability to develop the plan to enact it and implement accordingly.

Skills & Experience Required

The successful candidate will present with the following:

  • Degree preferable. A good standard of education is essential.
  • IRPM Part 1 is essential
  • Other property qualifications (eg. RICS) are desirable.

  • 5 years+ relevant management experience. While a background in estate management is desirable, your experience could be in surveying or property management
  • Strong experience of budget management, financial control and delivering cost-efficiency
  • Knowledge of relevant legislation (eg. Landlord & Tenant Act, RICS Code etc)
  • Detailed working knowledge of building management, systems maintenance and repair projects
  • Customer relationship management

  • Excellent time management, prioritisation, delegation and project management skills
  • Excellent numeracy/analytical skills and competency in dealing with financial information
  • Excellent communication skills – letter writing and the written and verbal presentation of information
  • Excellent computer skills – knowledge of Qube would be an advantage. Proficient in all Microsoft programmes and competent in mail merging.
  • Excellent people skills – an ability to adapt your style as required
  • Excellent commercial skills – demonstrate a savviness and awareness of commercial reality

  • Accountable: take personal responsibility for seeing things through to successful resolution
  • Thorough: attention to detail, the ability to think things through – not just follow a checklist
  • Commitment: take pride in your work and care about your/the team’s performance
  • Mature: common-sense approach. Remain calm & measured while juggling multiple projects
  • Positive: an optimistic, can-do attitude that improves team morale

In all areas, ensure that company policies and procedures are consistently applied to required standards.

Outcome 1: The key milestones & KPIs are achieved

  • Milestone Management: You will ensure the cyclical tasks and reactive works are accomplished on-time (within the specified timescales), liaising with all internal departments as required.
  • KPI achievement: Monitor and achieve Key Performance Indicator targets (eg. on topics such as Arrears, Quality Audits etc).
  • Action Plan: Maintain an up-to-date Plan of Action, ensuring all items actioned and tracked to resolution.
  • Reporting: Report to the General Manager and Encore Directors on a regular basis, covering all matters relating to each estate.

Outcome 2: The Financial aspects of our estates are effectively managed

  • Budgets: Prepare, review and implement annual budgets for each estate (in accordance with our procedures), ensuring the budget is approved and demands are issued on time.
  • Expenditure Control: Generate purchase orders and authorise payment of all invoices for works associated with the service charge for each estate.
  • Monitoring: Undertake regular income & expenditure reviews (monthly/quarterly) of expenditure versus budget to ensure the financial health of each estate. Identify any financial issues (eg. arrears, cash-flow) and implement corrective measures where required.
  • Reporting: Prepare regular reporting (monthly/quarterly) on the key management and financial aspects of your estates to Directors/Freeholders.
  • Annual Accounts: Ensure the annual accounts (prepared by the Accounts team) are accurate and completed on time. Prepare necessary commentary where appropriate.

Outcome 3: The Maintenance aspects of our estates are effectively managed

  • Planned Maintenance Schedule: Ensure a comprehensive Planned Maintenance Schedule is in place for each estate and reviewed annually. Ensure all planned jobs are completed on time and contracts are tendered appropriately.
  • Site Inspections: Conduct regular planned site visits (per agreed schedule) to ensure standards are upheld. File Inspection Reports appropriately and ensure any actions are successfully addressed.
  • Reactive Works: Handle reported maintenance issues in a timely and effective manner (followinginternal procedures), communicating with affected parties appropriately.
  • Contractors: Manage the approval and appointment of all Contractors.
  • Lease: Be fully conversant with the head lease – the rules, regulations and obligations – and manageaccordingly.
  • Insurance: Ensure the insurance cover is up-to-date and appropriate for each property/estate.
  • Insurance Claims: Ensure all insurance claims are handled promptly and reconciled appropriately.
  • Work Assessment: Approve and assess all planned and regular maintenance work.
  • Site Information & Asset Register: Ensure our database is kept fully up-to-date at all times.
  • Compile/maintain an asset register for all estates.
  • Health & Safety: Ensure that health & safety legislation, policies and recommendations are adheredto at all times. Ensure appropriate Health & Saf ety reports are maintained and actioned appropriately for each estate.
  • Major Works: Ensure each estate has an effective major works programme (and necessary Reserve Fund) to comply with the lease and maintain the condition of the estate. Review annually and successfully manage the major works programme (in conjunction with Building Surveyor).

Outcome 4: Provide excellent customer service and achieve customer satisfaction

  • Excellent Communication Output: Produce quality correspondence to Directors and Residents that is professional, mistake-free and easy to understand (in plain English). This involves letters, budget information, meeting minutes, newsletters and general correspondence.
  • Excellent Communication Practices: Respond to correspondence/customer contact in a timely manner (in accordance with company standards), in an appropriate way (not always email) and with aprofessional and helpful manner. Ensure cyclical correspondence is issued on time and regular, per the agreed schedule.
  • Client Relationships: Maintain excellent client relationships, especially with Directors.
  • Client Meetings: Organise, prepare and successfully lead Directors meetings, Resident meetings or AGMs.
  • Issue Resolution: Resolve any problems/complaints from residents, tenants and lessees effectively and diplomatically.
  • Data Management: Manage hard and soft copy data and e-mails, ensuring all client files are up to date and stored appropriately.

Applications to: Please send your CV in confidence to

How To Apply?

If you like the sound of this role we'd love to hear from you. Please send us your CV and a covering letter and we will get back to you as soon as possible. If you’d like to speak to someone about any of the roles advertised here please call our Recruitment Team on 01223 866980 rather than the office where the role is located.


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Catholic societies existed in the U.S. as early as the 1830s, but the notion of a federation of these societies developed only after Pius IX commended the work of the Belgian Catholic Union in 1871. Influenced by the pope's recommendation that unions be formed throughout the world, Richard Clarke, a New York lawyer, drafted a constitution for local unions, hoping to federate them into a national union. Although this hope was not realized, attempts to unite Catholics continued. In 1889 and 1893 Catholics met at lay congresses where the delegates were urged to join Catholic societies. Before the first congress, Martin griffin, editor of the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Journal, suggested a federation of Catholic societies, and a diocesan federation began in Pittsburgh, Pa., in 1890. For the next 11 years agitation continued for a national federation to muster forces against the "violation of Catholic rights" in education, native missions, employment, and other areas. Finally in 1900 and 1901, organizational meetings were held for this purpose in Philadelphia, Pa.; New York, N.Y.; and at Trenton and Long Branch, N.J.

The result of these efforts was the American Federation of Catholic Societies, a loose union of organizations wherein the members retained their autonomy and identity. It existed until 1920, although the last public meeting took place in 1917. Except for 1905, annual conventions were held; between conventions Anthony Matre, national secretary, handled routine matters, aided by the executive and advisory boards composed of officers and members of the hierarchy. In 1911 the federation formed a social service commission with Bp. Peter muldoon, of Rockford, Ill., and Rev. Peter dietz, of Milwaukee, Wis., as chairman and secretary, respectively. During its 18 active years, the federation tried to mold Catholic public opinion; it informed its members on pertinent topics, both Catholic and secular, and worked to block harmful and aid helpful legislation both locally and nationally. Outstanding Catholic laymen such as James Edward Hagerty, sociologist at Ohio State University; Frederick Kenkel of the Catholic Central Union; and David goldstein, converted socialist, were featured by the federation in its Bulletin, in its Weekly Newsletter, and on its lecture platforms. The federation also conducted a campaign of decency in entertainment and inaugurated an early system of evaluating the morality of motion pictures. To some extent it contributed to the Americanization of immigrant Catholics and provided some early precedents for cooperation between the clergy and laity.

When Catholic action was needed at the beginning of World War I, the federation failed to take the initiative because it was busy reorganizing. However, it did pledge its wholehearted support to the Knights of Columbus and the newly formed National Catholic War Council. When the latter was continued after the war as the national catholic welfare conference (NCWC), the federation was absorbed into it and eventually disappeared with the formation of the National Councils of Catholic Men and Women, NCCMW.

Bibliography: a. f. gorman, Federation of Catholic Societies, 18701920 (Doctoral diss. unpub. U. of Notre Dame 1962).

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JACOBI, LOTTE (Johanna Alexandra ; 1896–1990), U.S. photographer. Born in Thorn, West Prussia (now Torun, Poland), to a fourth-generation photographer family, Jacobi captured the heady spirit of the Weimar Republic, particularly the intellectual and artistic elite who lived in Berlin or passed through it, before she fled the Nazis in 1935. She began her photographic career at 14, documenting the world around her with a homemade pinhole camera. Her family had the most famous portrait-photography business in Germany, Atelier Jacobi, with studios in Thorn, Poznan, and Berlin. She was in her early thirties when she finished her studies and joined her parents and sister in Berlin, where the family had moved. She was equipped for the job not only by talent but by temperament. An emancipated woman with a leftist political slant, she had an inquiring approach and a knack for bringing subjects to her lens. Her aim was to capture each sitter's individuality. "In making portraits, I refuse to photograph myself," she said. "My style is the style of the people I photograph."

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DJIA: 11,240'26    S&P 500: 1173.97

Expect a big crunch in stock prices today with a drop in the DJIA of 200 points  in the first half
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I am still looking for a big buying opportunity within 6 weeks and the possibility of a drop below DJIA 10,000 before it’s over.

The Euro-zone debt crisis is competing for center stage with our own political/economic crisis.

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The biggest  buying opportunities are most often accompanied by an environment when the last thing investors feel comfortable doing is buying stocks.

We are approaching a crossroads where the economic recovery that started in mid-2009 either reasserts itself, or caves in to a multitude of problems here and abroad.

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What company, large or small, would hire or even spend in that environment ?

O.K., part of Friday’s plunge was due to a long weekend,  institutional portfolio adjustments, and the general knowledge that September ranks as the WORST month for stocks.*

October’s has earned a bad “rep” for big plunges,  but in all it’s ugliness, it has been a great month for buying leading into the “Best Six Months”* for owning stocks (Nov.1 to May 1).

 That makes September an “opportunity month,” as well if one’s timing is good.

With the DJIA at 12,248, my June 3rd blog (“Stage Set for Big Buy – Late Summer, Early Fall”) called for a buying opportunity in the DJIA 10,700-10,830 (S&P 500: 1150) area, possibly on July 29 or August 1, if the congressional debt  ceiling/reduction debates pounded  the market.

The market held up well, in spite of bitter debate and concerns of a U.S. default on certain obligations, prompting me to contrarily warn readers NOT to buy the Debt Ceiling rally when an announcement did come, that I expected a drop to  the 10,700-10,830area (S&P 500: 1150).

The rally failed and it dropped to DJIA 10,588 (S&P 500:1101) before rebounding.

Two key events are scheduled to occur this month. On Thursday, September 8, President Obama will
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How will the market react to these events ?

I give an edge to another leg down, not because the actions by the administration and Fed will lack substance, but because TWO MORE ISSUES need to be settled.

The most important is, will the economy sink into a recession ?  Then two, there is the Euro-zone debt crisis
where a meltdown must be averted. Continuing uncertainties will bedevil us for years to come, get used to it.

The Big money will be the first to see it, and it will be buying  as hopes fade among the investing public.

My worst case scenario is for a drop to DJIA 9,680 (S&P 500: 1050).

If the present attempt to hold above 10,600 fails, that is where the market averages can go before rebounding.

All this stands to come to a head within 6 weeks.

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Note: I will repeat this section from time to time for new readers.

As the recession and bear market were intensifying in the fall of 2009, I speculated that infrastructure spending would get a high priority for a recovery. I wrote articles for Equities Magazine and compiled information I anticipated would be useful.

I was wrong, infrastructure spending  got a low priority, and today I am sure the administration has its regrets.

What is attractive about this kind of spending is it stands to employ a lot of people and it can be funded by some government spending, but to a great degree by private investment.

 When I did my initial research on the nation’sinfrastructure I was surprised  to find it encompassed 15 different categories: Aviation, Bridges, Dams, Drinking Water, Energy, Hazardous Waste, Inland Waterways, Levees, Public Parks and Recreation, Rail, Roads, Schools, Solid Waste, Transit, Wastewater.

In 2009, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave each category a “grade” (A through D-)

 I was shocked to learn the GPA for all categories averages a “D,” with an estimated need for investment of $2.2 trillion !

Their 140 page study is available on the following web site.  (Some pages are in full color, so copy with care or it’ll chew up your color ink)

These infrastructure categories  encompass most of the United States. Addressing their vast deficiencies would employ a significant number of workers at all skill levels for many years. Every politician  in both Houses should drool at the potential in the districts they serve.

With all categories of our infrastructure begging for attention, it is beyond comprehension that our nation’s priorities are squandered abroad. Time to come home.

There is a move afoot to establish a facility for funding infrastructure projects sponsored by  Senators John Kerry (D), Mark Warner (D) and Kay Bailey Hutchison (R).  The vehicle would be the BUILD Act, introduced
earlier this year by Senator Kerry and modeled after the  Export-Import Bank Created during the Great Depression.hgh

Whether this will be a facility for funding infrastructure investments is unknown.  Whether Congress
approves  additional infrastructure spending is unknown. I thought the following information would be helpful in
the event our government decides to pursue this route for job creation while addressing an enormous need.

So what’s the best play ? An ETF may sound like an easy answer, however one of the problems with Infrastructure ETFs is they are generally loaded with utility stocks, ergo not  pure plays.

 I compiled a list of 39 stocks  (not recommendations) with exposure to various categories of infrastructure spending. but have notcrunched numbers – a massive job and I currently don’t recommend stocks.  But, this is a start.

There is no guarantee that the government will address the issue, or that any of these companies will benefit enough to have a significant impact on its stock. Eight of the ten largest highway builders are privately

For the most part, these are meat and potatoes companies, NOT alternate energy companies.

ABB Ltd. (ABB), Aecom Tech (ACM), Alamo Gp (ALG), Ameron Int’l (AMN), Astec Inds. (ASTE), AZZ Inc. (AZZ), Caterpillar (CAT), Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI), Cemex (CX), Colfax  (CFX), Deere (DE), Dover (DOV), Eaton (ETN), Emcor Gp. (EME), Gardner Denver (GDI), General Electric (GE), Gorman-Rupp (GRC), Granite Const’n (GVA), Idex (IEX), Insituform Tech. (INSU), Jacobs Eng. (JEC), Joy Global (JOYG), KBR (KBR), Layne Christensen (LAYN), Lindsay (LNN), Manitowoc (MTW), Martin Marietta (MLM), Mastec (MTZ), MYR Gp (MYRG), Pike Electric (PIKE), Primoris Svcs (PRIM), Shaw Gp.(SHAW), Sterling Const’n (STRL), Terex (TEX), Thompson Creek Metals (TC), Transcanada (TRP), Unites States Lime & Mnrls (USLM), URS Corp. (URS), Valmont (VMI), Vulcan Materials (VMC).

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In 2007, the electronics industry emitted about 1.4 billion tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere – only slightly less than that of the entire airline industry. Manufacturing is far more to blame than usage, accounting for around 80% of the carbon footprint in mobile phones and computers.

In 2009, carbon dioxide comprised 76.7% of global greenhouse gas emissions and without an imminent reduction irreversible climate change could occur. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is around 400 parts per million (ppm), and continues to increase – many scientists, including the chairperson of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimate that in order to have a reasonable chance of avoiding catastrophic climate change, carbon dioxide concentration should be limited to 350 ppm within 30 years.

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Apple just announced the newest version of their operating system at their World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco. Outside of some new features such as new Mac Pro, iOS in the Car, and iTunes Radio, the biggest news of the day was the radical redesign of iOS to make it look for modern and simplified.

Haven't seen the look yet? Take a look below:

A few things that stick out on first review:

1) Flat/Depth in the same design - Apple seems to have gone in two different directions that wouldn't normally work, but seems to find a way. They simplified their icons, menus, etc, but managed to also add parallax and depth with faded views. Its a bold experiment, so its interesting to see if it will work.

2) A New Standard - Apple has completely changed the way they built and designed their standard applications. They have simplified (white and flat text) their menus, removed icons, and kept single colors rather then a mix. Its a bold change, and one that may make users less comfortable, but something that keeps up with modern design.

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‘Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’. Medea at Beer Quarry Caves (Theatre Review)

Medea by Four of Swords Theatre Company. Beer Quarry Caves April 2017.

Stronger than lover’s love is lover’s hate. Incurable, in each, the wounds they make ― Euripides, Medea

A deceptively cold and foggy evening was the backdrop for our drive out to Beer Quarry Caves to see Four of Swords’ adaption of Euripides’ Greek tragedy, Medea. It was a night out that Mrs EE had booked some time ago, told me about and reminded me of numerous times – but as usual, I somehow missed the detail and understood we were going to Beer for the evening.

As we slowly turned in to Beer Quarry Caves car park, I remembered the performance of Macbeth and there was the silent penny dropping and I knew I was in for a treat.

Four of Swords is a theatre company led by Devonians Sarah White and Philip Kingslan John. Their shows are always engaging and immersive, often dark with a clever mix of humour and audience interaction blended in. Their choice and use of atmospheric locations to support and drive the stories forward is always superb.

I must be honest, I wasn’t aware of the story of Medea before the performance and so I didn’t know what to expect. In brief, Medea tells the story of Jason after his quest for the Golden Fleece (remember the 1960’s film – skeleton army,seven-headed dragon and bored Gods toying with humans to pass the time..?) On the quest for the Golden Fleece Jason meets Medea; the Grand-daughter of the Sun God Helios. Medea helps Jason to complete his challenges on the condition that he marry her. She eventually kills her brother and betrays her Father to run away with him – all pretty standard!

The play picks up the story when their marriage is a little patchy and Jason is offered the hand in marriage of the King of Corinth’s young beautiful daughter. Jason accepts as this will give him the royal status he has desired for so long. So he decides to leave his part-God, treacherous and fratricidal wife. Not his smartest decision. What ensues is a masterclass in revenge. Medea takes no prisoners and stops at nothing so that Jason feels and understands the pain he put her through.

Four Of Swords put on an amazing performance. The backdrop of a cold dark cave brought the story to life, led the audience to focus on the intensity of the characters, the often dark emotions and feelings being portrayed.

The use of choral singing and chanting to build and intensify the charged atmosphere was superb and worked especially well with the natural acoustics of the cave. The singing was used to great effect in the scene where Medea formulates her murderous plan. The minimal lighting and haunting chorus choreographed to build a delicious intensity.

Sarah White’s performance as Medea was outstanding, the cast as a whole were brilliant with the chorus donning classic Greek masks – moving as one – weaving in and out of the audience.

What I particularly enjoy about this type of ‘live’ theatre is the opportunity for ad lib and for the cast to engage the audience – no two performances are the same.

As we walked out of the caves, I overheard others in the audience summarise the performance simply as ‘wow’. It wasn’t just me who was stunned and satiated in equal measure.

If you love theatre and want to see something different – go and see this.

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Walker Stalker Con is going to be organised from 26 Oct 2018 to 28 Oct 2018 This expo is going to be a 3 day event. This event forays into categories like Musical Instruments.

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