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"Through the waters of beauty and grace. We will one day dock at the same port, and give rest to our weary heads" (The Umbrellas: Ships)
(This is one of my all time favourite songs, and immediately thought of it upon painting)
Snow Day Today. The whole country pretty much stopped and had a big hissy fit because noone could get anywhere or do anything (IN LONDON). I had a reading day so it didn't much matter to me. I'm in tomorrow though. I also have plans for after University so I hope the weather isn't too bad. I'll be taking my camera, maybe you will see what I got up to. Oh the mystery. The weather was good for Rosie, who has Aaron visiting her from NC, I was happy for her having a short day so they could be together :]
utdesertduo commented on my wallpaper. It's textured, and painted white so it's pretty good for light painting upon. This is an oldie but goodie. I keep procrastinating, saying I'll paint new shapes or get new material to post up here.. I'm totally aware I need to do this, I need a plan of action, and to get my ass into gear.
I'm glad I have three comments within five minutes of posting.
Thanks go to snowbuddy_, utdesertduo and of course, DavidStGr
P.S: I'm still hanging on in Explore.
Sadhguru Jaggi, Spiritual Guru and Founder of Isha Foundation addressing a large public gathering at Palace Ground, Bengaluru. He visited 26 countries covering 30,000 KM on his bike-creating awareness about Soil Save Movement and its impact a on sustainable agriculture production and environment protection.
Sarah Friar, Drew Houston, Bernard J. Tyson, Nikki Waller, WSJ Women In The Workplace in San Francisco October 15, 2019. Photo by Michael Short for the Wall Street Journal
The World Bank supports the creation of the practical and effective monitoring and evaluation system critical for the success of Romania’s National Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan. Photo: Jutta Benzenberg/World Bank
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
Sarah Friar, Drew Houston, Bernard J. Tyson, Nikki Waller, WSJ Women In The Workplace in San Francisco October 15, 2019. Photo by Andrew Davis for the Wall Street Journal
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
Pemier John Horgan and Finance Minister Carole James introduce an action plan that will benefit British Columbians affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, with $5 billion in income supports, tax relief and direct funding for people, businesses and services.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2020PREM0013-000545
A contest has been organised for student presentations of the actions taken by oil and gas companies regarding the reduction of their impacts on biodiversity, and the applicability of these actions in Uzbekistan.
Learn more about energy and environment in Europe and Central Asia
British Columbia will need more than 75,000 permanent skilled workers once liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects are fully operational in B.C., according to a new BC Natural Gas Workforce Strategy Committee report. In addition, 60,000 workers will be needed during peak construction in 2016 and 2017.
Learn more: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/07/action-plan-released-for-b...
A contest has been organised for student presentations of the actions taken by oil and gas companies regarding the reduction of their impacts on biodiversity, and the applicability of these actions in Uzbekistan.
Learn more about energy and environment in Europe and Central Asia
A contest has been organised for student presentations of the actions taken by oil and gas companies regarding the reduction of their impacts on biodiversity, and the applicability of these actions in Uzbekistan.
Learn more about energy and environment in Europe and Central Asia
A contest has been organised for student presentations of the actions taken by oil and gas companies regarding the reduction of their impacts on biodiversity, and the applicability of these actions in Uzbekistan.
Learn more about energy and environment in Europe and Central Asia
This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-19-392T
HIGH-RISK SERIES: Substantial Efforts Needed to Achieve Greater Progress on High-Risk Areas
The furthest north I went in Aston, I found this old pub in the shadow of the mighty Aston Expressway boarded up and in a bad state.
It is the Aston Tavern.
What happened? How did it get into this state, and will it ever be restored like The Holte was?
Maybe Aston Villa's new owners can get this one restored too.
Another thing, the Aston Expressway being built right next to it must have killed it off what with the noise of the traffic.
It is on a site that may get developed as part of an Action Plan for Aston, Newtown and Lozells.
It may get demolished, but it might not depending on it being with a Conservation Area.
I would prefer to see it getting restored rather than demolished.
Sarah Friar, WSJ Women In The Workplace in San Francisco October 15, 2019. Photo by Andrew Davis for the Wall Street Journal
But on the bright side, we've generated $3,416,380 for Equifax!
Background math:
$5.85 x 583,000 people = $3,416,380.00
"Yes, Ms. Forsythe. You are one of the 583,000"
crap.
Recommended actions given by the HRDC 1-800 customer service rep were to contact Equifax and alert them that my personal information (name, social insurance number, address, loan amount) has been lost.
Upon calling Equifax, after getting extensive telemarketing promotional jibber jabber the service rep indicated that the least expensive option to flag your account is $5.85. There are monthly 'identity alert' options that range up to $19.95 PER MONTH.
Yes, you can get a FREE credit report, if you MAIL or FAX a form in with your name, social insurance number along with a photocopy of two pieces of ID (seems highly secure, right?)
I am notoriously frugal and I have tried this option to get my credit report, but they REJECTED my file because they felt my driver's licence ID photocopy was not CLEAR enough. I ended up just paying the $14.95 online.
But that's not really the point, a credit report/score only gives you a snapshot AT THAT MOMENT. It will indicate if there has been nefarious activity, but ONLY AFTER it has happened, which IMO is too late. So you only get ONE free report per year, and I've yet to successfully navigate this free option, and more importantly, a report does not add one iota of extra security.
Needless to say, I paid the six bucks. What this provides, from what the service rep indicates is that whenever anyone, including me, applies for any credit, it will require an additional level of security, which means they will have to phone me to confirm I requested said application. After I paid and asked for a receipt of exactly what I just paid for the rep said, you'll see an entry on your credit card and "I just told you what it covers". So ridiculous.
Heather Ross was clever enough to realize that this is probably part of Canada's Economic Action plan so I went to their website*, and what do you know....she's right.
{*disclaimer: this is photoshopped}
/endRant
Forest Act amendments introduced today will help improve forest stewardship and support community resiliency in mountain pine beetle impacted areas. The legislation fulfills recommendations made by the Special Committee on Timber Supply in their August 2012 report, which was based on public hearings and written submissions from First Nations, local communities, industry stakeholders and the public.
Learn more:
www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/02/new-legislation-supports-m...
Health Minister Terry Lake released an action plan to respond to the immediate and long-term health needs of patients with severe addiction and mental illness in all health regions.
Learn more: www.newsroom.gov.bc.ca/2013/11/action-plan-for-patients-w...
Inspired by this awesome article: actionplan.blogs.com/weblog/2010/05/by-robert-middleton--...
{This graphic is free for personal use.}
Sarah Friar, WSJ Women In The Workplace in San Francisco October 15, 2019. Photo by Andrew Davis for the Wall Street Journal
The furthest north I went in Aston, I found this old pub in the shadow of the mighty Aston Expressway boarded up and in a bad state.
It is the Aston Tavern.
What happened? How did it get into this state, and will it ever be restored like The Holte was?
Maybe Aston Villa's new owners can get this one restored too.
Another thing, the Aston Expressway being built right next to it must have killed it off what with the noise of the traffic.
It is on a site that may get developed as part of an Action Plan for Aston, Newtown and Lozells.
It may get demolished, but it might not depending on it being with a Conservation Area.
I would prefer to see it getting restored rather than demolished.
I went past the remains of the Aston Tavern again, and took an updated shot of it. Pretty much the same condition as last time.
This time, I continued under the Expressway, and headed around an industrial area to the left.
Old stop signs near the Aston Tavern. The land here really needs to be developed.
Looks like a pre-worboys sign to me.
Rick's Rant- Action Plan Again
The only action going on is the action of spending $78 Million on ads for an action plan that isn't acting on anything. Watch more videos at
Published on May 22, 2013
Published on May 22, 2013
I went past the remains of the Aston Tavern again, and took an updated shot of it. Pretty much the same condition as last time.
This time, I continued under the Expressway, and headed around an industrial area to the left.
Old stop signs near the Aston Tavern. The land here really needs to be developed.
Looks like a pre-worboys sign to me.
Sarah Friar, Bernard J. Tyson, WSJ Women In The Workplace in San Francisco October 15, 2019. Photo by Andrew Davis for the Wall Street Journal
The furthest north I went in Aston, I found this old pub in the shadow of the mighty Aston Expressway boarded up and in a bad state.
It is the Aston Tavern.
What happened? How did it get into this state, and will it ever be restored like The Holte was?
Maybe Aston Villa's new owners can get this one restored too.
Another thing, the Aston Expressway being built right next to it must have killed it off what with the noise of the traffic.
It is on a site that may get developed as part of an Action Plan for Aston, Newtown and Lozells.
It may get demolished, but it might not depending on it being with a Conservation Area.
I would prefer to see it getting restored rather than demolished.
I went past the remains of the Aston Tavern again, and took an updated shot of it. Pretty much the same condition as last time.
This time, I continued under the Expressway, and headed around an industrial area to the left.
Old stop signs near the Aston Tavern. The land here really needs to be developed.
Looks like a pre-worboys sign to me.
World Bank has unveiled an ambitious Climate Change Action plan (CCP) to accelerate efforts to tackle climate change over the next 5 years i.e. by 2020. It seeks to help developing countries to deliver their targets set in the national climate plan submitted for the historic climate agreement... www.sharegk.com/curent-affairs/bankingcurrentaffairs/worl...
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I went past the remains of the Aston Tavern again, and took an updated shot of it. Pretty much the same condition as last time.
This time, I continued under the Expressway, and headed around an industrial area to the left.
Old stop signs near the Aston Tavern. The land here really needs to be developed.
Looks like a pre-worboys sign to me.