3 Reasons to Upgrade to 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe Coilovers CHY150-GT by Ksport
Finding it challenging to mix and match spring and shock upgrades for your 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 4Cyl 2.0L? Try the coilovers CHY150-GT by Ksport. Coilovers come as a complete package that include both springs and shocks, so they take away the guesswork of matching a shock with a spring. The Ksport coilovers CHY150-GT also offers plenty of adjustability and guarantees enhanced handling. It is vehicle specific, which means it is tuned particularly for the 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe. In terms of pricing, this kit goes for $1232.5, which is reasonable considering the value it adds. Below, we will discuss the following:
1. What are coilovers?
2. What are three reasons to upgrade?
3. Why buy the coilovers CHY150-GT by Ksport
What is a Coilovers?
A coilovers is a pricier alternative to lowering springs or performance shocks. Coilovers are different from your car’s stock coil springs and shock absorbers in the fact that they include both coil springs and shocks into a single unit. A coilovers often consists of four coilovers (for the four corners of the car).
What are Three Reasons to Upgrade?
When equipped with the coilovers CHY150-GT, your car, which weighs 3362 lbs (1525 kg) on its own, will cut corners with more precision and poise. These coilovers are superior to your factory-fitted springs and shocks in build quality, material composition, and strength. Their springs also have higher spring rates, while their shocks use shock valving technology. Thanks to the above, these coilovers will deliver enhanced handling and performance.
These coilovers has up to 36 levels of ride height adjustment, so it makes it possible for you to configure your 2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 4Cyl 2.0L for diverse driving purposes without changing other parts. For example, you can set a moderate setting for daily driver duty and a much lower setting when you show off the car at a local car show. These coilovers also offer adjustable damping, so they also enable you to control how the vehicle handles.
Balance is vital for any vehicle, especially when using it for racing or track-day performance driving. The springs and shocks of these GT PRO coilovers are perfectly matched. So they work together seamlessly, distributing weight way more evenly between opposite corners of the car than your stock spring and shock setup. As a result, they deliver better control and composure when cornering or driving at high speeds.
Why buy the coilovers CHY150-GT by Ksport?
- Owing to this kit’s 12-month limited warranty, you will enjoy worry-free usage, knowing that you will be able to get it replaced if it breaks down.
- Ksport, headquartered at 254 W Broadway Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210, has been developing suspension system upgrades and many other automotive parts and accessories since 2003. Its products have been extensively used in the motorsport industry with great success.
- This kit is manufactured in Mesa Arizona. So, it has been produced per the high manufacturing and product-development standards that govern the US automotive aftermarket industry.
- This kit will run you only $1232.5, which is a bargain, considering the many benefits it offers.
Specifications and Features
Weight: 55 lbs
Dimensions: 28 × 17 × 8 in
Spring Rate Fr kg/mm: 7.2
Spring Rate Rr kg/mm: 5.8
Top Mount Front: Pillowball Mount with camber adjustment
Top Mount Rear: Reuses OEM Top Mount
Relevant part numbers
Alternate Part Number(s): CHY150GT
2010 Hyundai Genesis Coupe
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Conceptual and methodological considerations regarding appraisal and response shift
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When evaluating the impact of disease and treatment on patients’ perceived health trajectories, it is important to also consider possible changes in the meaning of patients’ self-evaluations, i.e., response shift. Response shift has been introduced in health-related quality of life (HRQL) research as an explanation for paradoxical and counter-intuitive findings, such as stable HRQL in spite of life-threatening disease or comparable HRQL in healthy (general) and disease populations . In the current issue, Rapkin and Schwartz (2019) argue that the theory of cognitive appraisal is the “only and best way forward” (p. 3) to elucidate response shift phenomena. However, we have some conceptual and methodological issues regarding the interpretation and operationalization of appraisal and response shift as proposed by Rapkin and Schwartz. Conceptually: What is the relationship between appraisal and response shift? Methodologically: How to investigate appraisal and response shift?
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Conflict of interest
All the authors declared that they have no conflicts of interest.
- 4.Padilla, J.-L., & Benítez, I. (2014). Validity evidence based on response processes. Psicothema, 26(1), 136–144.Google Scholar
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Choir Workshops and Retreats
Choir retreat meets many objectives regarding a functioning choir. Holding a retreat is a powerful tool for revitalizing and focusing vision. Christ often withdrew with His disciples for a time of teaching and prayer. An annual choir retreat affords abundant opportunities for building relationships with each other, for conducting rehearsals of new music, and for encouraging spiritual renewal with the Lord.
1. Relationships. Friday night focuses on fellowship and is the kickoff for the 2-day choir retreat. Hectic schedules and limited time often severely diminish the choir’s ability to simply get to know each other. An informal banquet along with icebreaker activities and games are all that are needed to allow the choir time to relax together. Encourage the sharing of past memories and milestones in the choir’s history and endeavor to create new memories that night. Close the evening by sharing a theme and a key Scripture verse for the coming year’s ministry.
2. Rehearsal and renewal. While fellowship continues to play a role on Saturday, rehearsal and renewal are the focal points of the activities. Generous allotments of time for praise and worship can be interspersed with rehearsals. Consider utilizing a music workshop during this times. speaking on the dynamics of prayer and worship and on the role of music in missions can give a fresh perspective coupled with a dynamic altar ministry can literally fan into flame a revival spirit in your choir and transform your music ministry. In addition to spiritual renewal, emphasis is placed on developing skills in music reading, vocal development, and memorization. Assess the overall range of needs of your choir and develop a 5-year plan for spiritual and musical growth.Sample of Workshop Topics
- Knowing Your limitations
- Taping your parish communities recourses.
- What does a choir truly have to offer?
- Enhancing the Sunday Liturgy through psalm and song.
- Organ, Guitar, Piano. Nobody plays for free.
Recourses and instruction for the church musician.
- Recruiting is not for sissies.
The ins and outs of recruiting members into your ministry.
- Building Ministry In the Rural Church
Becoming aware of the needs and lifestyles of the rural church.
- The choir as worship leader
How to enhance the effects of a choir on the Sunday Liturgy.
- Catholic Music History 101
You don’t have a future unless you know your past.
Exploring the use of chant in today’s Sunday Liturgy
- GIRM Warfare
Becoming familiar with the General Instruction of the Roman Missal.
- Choir Member/Soloist
Vocal techniques, making sixteen voices sound like sixty
“Music has the power to lead us back … to the Creator of all harmony, creating a resonance within us which is like being in tune with the beauty and truth of God, with the reality which no human knowledge or philosophy can ever express.”

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1492-1800, The key players here were the countries.
1800-2000, The key players here were the companies.
2000-current, The Key players here were the individuals who ran the companies and the workers.
The sorting out between who is exploiting whom. In the old world value was created vertically, easily seeing who was at the top and who was at the bottom. As the world flattens out value is created horizontally where individuals have more power.
Companies no longer are strictly "American" they have many companies in a variety of countries. Deciding where their headquarters is located is becoming more complicated as they begin to expanding and outsourcing.
Technology is eliminating the position of secretary and aide. Boss' are able to do their job along with multiple other ones thanks to PDA's and search engines like Google.
People need to choose which they prefer, lower costs but a lack of benefits or slightly higher prices with better benefits.
Property rights to uploaded/downloaded videos, music and photographs are being misunderstood between the producers and consumers.
The salesman is being eliminated by automated calls with computerized voices.
India and China are the leading competetors in the free trade market.
Produce workers who can create idea based products.
We American's need to use the right side of the brain (the more creative side) to stay ahead.
Jobs are looking for more collaberators, also meaning more rounded.
We have what it takes to thrive in a globalized world if we just try and apply what we have.
We need to navigate the internet better so that we can do good in a globalized race.
Curiousity and passion are greater than Intellegance.
People need to be more well rounded and we educated in a little bit of everything.
People need to learn new ways to do things and replace the old things.
Without the motivation to go into a science or math career the retiring scientists are not being replaced fast enough.
We are not educating or interesting enough of the young people in advanced math, science and engineering.
America's school system is very unorganized where standards vary one district to the next. Some districts have the most advanced technology while others are lacking.
Many students don't have the motivation and are too concerned about their social life over their school work. There's no ambition because Americans think they are the best qualified for high-paying jobs.
Funds are being cut from the National Science Foundation as well as the funds for education. This money instead is being wasted on highway projects.
The United States is falling behind in broadband Internet usage as well as mobile-phone-based internet usage.
Having people skills in the work force is very important.
Taking two unlike things and bringing them together to make a new product or idea which helps both producers and consumers.
Helping people to understand complicated ideas.
Identify problems in the work force immediately.
Adapting to the new flat world and preparing ourselves for what is to come.
Creating new reusable energy sources.
Taking a business and adding your own personal touch to it, so that people will choose your company over the next one.
Math is a growing profession which will become more and more important in the future
Local small and medium size businesses affect a town based on the number of jobs its supplying. If the business is doing poorly, they don't offer as many jobs.
People are becoming so dependent on new technology.
This is giving the general public the ability to collaborate, participate, and share with each other around the world.
This is the networking of wholesalers, manufacturers, retailers and distributors who deliver finished goods and services to consumers.
Broke down walls and opened new trade, China and India entered global economy. Exchange of digitial information increased. Tipped balance of power across the world.
Americans are losing their jobs because parts of companies are being shipped overseas for cheaper labor.
This can be used to give facts, information, and details to someone in a matter of seconds.
Innovations in Work Flow Software enabled people to connect with other people as never before.
The "Steroids" can be described as the new technologies that are reinnovated, remodeled, and remade every year that enable internet use anywhere, anytime in the world.
A company will move it's entire business to another country where they take advantage of low-cost and high-quality work.
The middle man is being cut out to make companies more efficient and consumers happier.
Too few resources

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Acadia National Park is one of my favorite places to visit. There is so much to see and do there. I don’t often travel to the same place multiple times, because I like to explore as much brand new scenery and have as many brand new experiences as I can. But there is just something about Acadia National Park that draws me back. Part of what draws me to Acadia National Park… Read More
I am not always an early morning person. Especially when I am away from home. But on this trip at Acadia National Park we were camping right near the coast. I knew that there was easy access to this beautiful scenery with just a short walk. I would not have to get up too extra early to walk down and enjoy the sunrise. The sunset photography was within my grasp. I made… Read More
On my trips to Acadia National Park one of the most popular places for people to visit has been Thunder Hole. This beautiful landscape draws crowds of people. In addition to the landscape itself being beautiful if the tides are crashing on the shore just right it causes I loud booming noise ion that location, thus the name Thunder Hole. I have not yet been fortunate enough to experience the booming of… Read More
Acadia National Park in Maine has been one of my favorite places to visit over the years. There are so many beautiful places to explore in this park. Many of the sights are tourist attractions that are visited by large numbers of people. Those spots are great. But one of my favorite places in the park is a small little beachfront where I have seldom seen many people. Little Hunters Beach is… Read More
Always fun to explore scenic areas of Maine. There is so much going on in this photo. Maybe too much. Green trees and the lighthouse in one corner. Blue skies and ocean opposing that. And Rocky landscape across the rest. One aspect that I really think is cool in this photo is the people exploring the landscape. The photo features three people and they are all standing looking out over the landscape… Read More
We visited this place 10 years ago and fell in love with it. We normally like to go on trips to places that we have never been to before to explore something totally new, but this year we finally made a return trip to one of our favorite places. We went back to Mt. Desert Island. On our last trip here we had so much fun but there is so much to… Read More
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I am headed to Acadia National Park in Maine. I will be leaving Friday 9/11/09 and returning Tuesday 9/22/09. So in that time there will not likely be any new posts to the blog. However, while I am there I plan to get a lot of other things done. I will be taking quite a few photographs while I am there and hopefully creating some breathtaking images to share. I also think… Read More

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Home building generates income and jobs for local residents, as well as revenue for local governments. Home building also imposes costs on local governments that supply education, police and fire protection, and other public services to support the new homes. NAHB has developed models to estimate these economic impacts. The models can be used to show that, from the standpoint of local governments, home building will usually pay for itself.
The Typical Case:
NAHB has estimated the impact of building 100 single-family housing units, 100 multifamily housing units, and $10 million worth of residential remodeling in a typical U.S. metropolitan area. The value of the units, as well as the taxes and fees collected by local governments, are based on national averages. The results are summarized in a report for those who need quick access to estimates of the local economic benefits generated by building either single family or multifamily housing. View the report on local jobs, income, and taxes generated.
NAHB has also estimated the extra costs to local government associated with the new single family and multifamily units. The cost results are summarized in a separate report, which also compares the costs to the revenue generated to show how, in the typical case, home building pays for itself. View the report on local costs compared to local revenue.
For some purposes, the typical city reports may not be totally sufficient. In order to get a project approved, or counter the arguments of no-growth advocates, results for a specific area may be needed. For a fee, the NAHB models can be customized to a particular local area. Members and local associations can request the customized analysis electronically through this Web site. View the electronic input requirement form.
Another version of the model is designed to handle units built in an active adult project. Results for a typical active adult project are included in the for-sale publication Approving 55+ Housing: Facts that Matter.
For more information about this item, please contact Paul Emrath at 800-368-5242 x8449 or via email at email@example.com.


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Salt Spring Island Community Health Society
181 Booth Canal Road, Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 2N2
Curt Firestone: email@example.com
Salt Spring Island is one of the Gulf Islands located in the Salish Sea between mainland British Columbia and Vancouver Island. Health Services are located in the community of Ganges Harbour.
“We are a brand new society on an island in need of a primary health care centre. We formed as the current fee for service system has been unable to recruit and retain family doctors. A mental health nurse practitioner was placed here about one year ago. As primary care providers are the door to health care services offered by the MSP, we find that 25-35% of our residents have to use an emergency room as their primary care centre. Way too often these are the most vulnerable, those who do not know how to navigate a health care system. At this juncture, we are going through early growing pains and certainly appreciate the support of those who have been down this road before us.”
FEBRUARY – MARCH 2019 SUMMARY
The Salt Spring Community Health Society has chosen Wave Consulting to undertake a community health needs assessment. Wave Consulting comes highly recommended. Some of their clients include: BC Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions; the Rural and Remote Division of Family Practice and Gabriola Health Care Foundation.
This is now an opportunity for the Salt Spring Community to speak to what health services are missing, where there are gaps in services, what additional services are needed on Salt Spring, what are our health priorities and do we want a community owned and operated non-profit multidisciplinary health centre.
Wave Consulting will be meeting with both Community Health Society board members and a specially created advisory committee made up of community, health and physician members. From these meetings, the health needs assessment will be designed and implemented. If timing goes as planned, a town hall will take place this autumn for the community to receive the report.
As a lead up to the health needs assessment, the Community Health Society has conducted 28 interviews with community and health leaders on Salt Spring. The initial six page report of the interviews has been shared with Community Health Society Board and is now being condensed into a summary document to be presented to the community at a town hall scheduled for May 23.
At the beginning of March, the Community Health Society had a table at the Film Festival. Yet another opportunity for Salt Spring residents to be involved in the discussion of what health services are missing and what needs to be done on Salt Spring.
The Salt Spring Community Health Society has a wide range of announcements to share with the community.
BC Government announces:
1. Ten new urgent care centres to open in 2018/19. The BC provincial government has yet to determine where the new centres would be located.
2. Funding for 200 new family doctors. The new physicians will be free to work on contract or on fee for service. In a fee for service plan, the MD is a self employed business. On a contract, the physician might work for Island Health, for a profit enterprise or for a non-profit health delivery agency.
3. Funding for 200 new nurse practitioners. Nurse Practitioners have been providing primary health care in other parts of Canada and the USA for decades. The nurse practitioner under the provincial plan might be self employed or part of a government agency or part of a non-profit health services agency.
4. Local health delivery services are being reorganized into primary care networks. A primary care network is a group of patient medical homes in a defined geography linked with primary care services delivered by a health authority and/or other community-based organizations. A patient medical home is a family practice where doctors work with teams of health professionals and in local health networks to bring services together around patients, and where patients experience timely access to continuous, coordinated care. The primary care team could include doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers and other health professionals. A rural geographic area should include 10-50,000 residents. Each primary care network must have an established Collaborative Services Committee so that the community served is fully involved in the design, creation and evaluation of health services.
Salt Spring Community Health Society (SSCHS) announces:
The Salt Spring Community Health Society was chartered by the Province on January 24, 2018. Its mission is to promote community health by seeking to expand local access to primary health care on Salt Spring Island and to support an inter-professional community health centre. It is a non-profit society.
A new website has been designed in order to facilitate community and society transparency. The site may be found at https://saltspringcommunityhealth.ca
SSCHS will be raising funds to create the necessary infrastructure so health professionals are encouraged to successfully relocate to Salt Spring Island and become part of the community. To that end, SSCHS is taking steps to create an effective fund raising mechanism. Money raised could be used to build/equip/operate a Salt Spring community health centre.
Hold that date!
1) On September 11 there will be a Town Hall meeting. The SSCHS wants to gather information/ideas from the community. This is the community’s health services system and SSCHS needs your input. They hope that this is the first of several town halls.
2) On September 25 SSCHS is hosting a Forum featuring Peter McKenna, executive director of two Ontario-based rural community health centres. McKenna will be speaking on the Ontario model of primary care. Ontario is the leading province in the creation of community health centres as the backbone of primary health care service delivery.
In an effort to work in collaboration with and to have access to provincial and federal resources, SSCHS has joined the following organizations: Canadian Association of Community Health Centres; British Columbia Association of Community Health Centres; British Columbia Rural Health Network and the British Columbia Health Coalition.
Contact: Curt Firestone; 250-537-1935
SALT SPRING COMMUNITY HEALTH SOCIETY SUMMARY
Currently, the Salt Spring Community Health Society (SSCHS) is able to give donation tax receipts through a formal arrangement with Salt Spring/Gulf Islands Community Services Society. In December, the SSCHS submitted a Revenue Canada application to facilitate our own registered charity status. When in place, this will greatly enhance our fund raising ability.
The SSCHS approved a timeline for the Community Health Needs survey project. As a community based, community operated health society, it is the Salt Spring Island community who should decide what services are needed. As community members we know that there are health service gaps. Which gaps are the most critical and should be resolved first?
One component of the survey has been underway since the beginning of December. Thirty key community members have been identified for a one on one interview. All interviews are scheduled for completion by January 31. The results of the interviews will assist in the composition of the community wide survey and will be part of the community report.
The SSCHS plans to present the survey results to the community at a May, 2019 town hall.
Then the fun work of financing and implementing community based, community operated health services will begin. Testimony from around the world has shown that when the community takes responsibility for health services, they are most effective. When government health services operate in full collaboration with the community served, they are also most effective. The SSCHS on behalf the Salt Spring Community plans to work in full collaboration with the BC Government and the local health authority.
NOVEMBER, 2018 SUMMARY
November seemed to be a month of special meetings.
Salt Spring Health Advancement Coalition (SSHAN) hosted several Island Health Authority administrators at a meeting with SSI health providers, administrators, advocates and elected officials. The meeting was designed to share information from all different prospectives.
Some of the main themes included:
- Housing issues
- Gaps in mental health services
- Community engagement earlier in the process of health care planning
- Impact of water supply issues on health care and housing
- Impact of the new provincial government on changes in the direction of care
- Progress toward a Community Health Network on SSI
- Lady Minto Hospital Emergency Department renovation
For more information contact SSHAN. Dana Ypma. firstname.lastname@example.org or David Norget email@example.com
The Salt Spring Community Alliance (CA) devoted its November monthly meeting to the topic of health services. After presentations by David Norget, co-chair of SSHAN and Curt Firestone, President: Salt Spring Community Health Society Board; the CA developed a list of health services gaps and focused some attention on the LMH emergency department’s renovation. For more information contact the CA. firstname.lastname@example.org
The SS Community Health Society (SSCHS) marked its first year in existence with an annual general membership meeting. The first year was reviewed and progress was noted and appreciated. The membership approved a 2019 budget and elected the 2019 Board. Board members are: Dale Schack, Martha Taylor, Gwen McDonald, Jane Horsburgh, David Norget, Dave Taylor, Jennifer Williams, Curt Firestone and Rob Grant.
For more information contact SSHAN. Dana Ypma. email@example.com or David Norget firstname.lastname@example.org
After the AGM, the 2018-19 Board reviewed the membership’s input regarding SSCHS 2019 goals. The following goals were adopted:
a) to conduct a survey and a series of interviews to gather community input on Salt Spring Island’s most pressing health care service needs;
b) to develop a business plan, develop and initiate a fund raising plan;
c) to enhance our visibility in the community, regionally, and provincially;
d) to design and implement our first health service component.
The SSCHS 2019 Board officers are: Curt Firestone, President; Dave Taylor, Vice President; Jane Horsburgh, Secretary; Dale Schack, Treasurer.
At its November meeting, the British Columbia Rural Health Network in recognition of the world wide community health centre (CHC) evolving development formalized its relationship with the Australian Rural Health Network. Australia has been very successful in developing CHCs in its vast rural areas. We, in British Columbia, have a lot to learn from them. It is heart warming that existing CHCs wish to mentor emerging CHCs. Interdisciplinary CHCs are the outpatient health services delivery system of community choice in the 21st century.
The SSCHS wishes all Salt Springers a happy holiday season with friends and family. May good health be a joy to cherish!
Salt Spring Island Community Health Society released two videos, interviewing Peter McKenna, Executive Director of the Rideau Community Health Services in Ontario, Canada.
With many thanks to Salt Spring Island and Peter McKenna.
August was notable for the announcement that three additional medical doctors would set up their family practices on Salt Spring Island. Furthermore, all of the current doctors shuffled their physical locations in order to create space in existing offices for the new physicians. It is sincerely hoped that all Salt Spring residents will now have a medical doctor or nurse practitioner who will serve as their primary care provider. No one will have to leave the island for basic health care services. No one will have to sit for hours in an emergency room to receive services typically rendered in a primary care provider’s office. There will be more time for those who already have a family doctor or nurse practitioner to review multiple health care issues in one visit; to receive routine preventive care services.
AUGUST, 2018 SUMMARY
Salt Spring Island is currently being served by both full time family doctors and part time family doctors. It has been estimated that between 2500 and 3500 residents do not have a family doctor. It is the community’s hope that the new doctors are full time and that they will carry all residents who do not currently have a primary care provider on their patient panels.
For the Salt Spring Community Health Society Board of Directors, August was a month of ironing out administrative details and enjoying the summer season. September brings a renewed level of activity as we continue to forge ahead to bring a comprehensive multi-professional community health centre to Salt Spring Island. Both the BC Assoc. of Community Health Centres and the Canadian Assoc. of Community Health Centres meet this month. We will be there networking with those who have created dynamic health centres in their communities and those who like us are now creating a new centres.
Having enough family practitioners on Salt Spring is a wonderful first step in the comprehensive health centre development.
July, 2018 SUMMARY
July became a month of attending meetings, working with other organizations, doing technical work and preparing for the September Town Hall and Forum.
Gwen McDonald was appointed as the SSCHS representative to the Southern Gulf Islands Advisory Committee.
Technical work was completed on the application for registered charity status. This is a 12-15 month effort. In the interim, SSCHS has intermediary status allowing for charitable donations to be tax deductible.
Preparation work is well underway for the September 11 Salt Spring Island Town and for the September 25 Forum with Peter McKenna. Hold those dates.
The SSCHS continued to have meetings with Island Health, BC Rural Health Network and the BC Assoc of Community Health Centres.
Distributed to: SS Health Advancement Network, BC Health Coalition, BC Rural Health Network, Canadian Assoc. of Community Health Centres, BC Association of Community Health Centres, SS Family Physician Chapter, Rideau Community Health Services, SS Foundation, Adam Olsen, MLA, SS Community Alliance, various respected community members
SUMMARY OF JUNE ACTIVITIES
In the true sense of community cooperation, the Salt Spring and Gulf Islands Community Services Society and the Salt Spring Community Health Society have entered into an Intermediary Agreement. This agreement was approved by both Boards of Directors in June, 2018. It will allow for funds to be donated to SS/GI Community Services for the sole purpose of funding capital and operational activities of the SSCHS. Registered charity receipts will be given in accord with Revenue Canada procedures. The agreement is for two years while SSCHS applies for and hopefully receives its own registered charity status.
The Board heard a report and discussed the need for dental services on SSI. This critical health service is currently provided by four private dental practices. Those patients without supplemental insurance plans must either pay full cost (which for many is high) or be eligible for provincial dental financial assistance. Unfortunately the reimbursement rates for those on dental assistance are so low that most local dentists choose not to accept these patients. This is especially true in as much as their caseloads are already overflowing. The principal low income dental program located in Victoria does not accept non-Victoria residents. An off-island, reduced fee program in Nanaimo is the only current resource. Unfortunately, it is complicated by the travel logistics. There are concerns on SSI if dentists decide to leave for retirement or other reasons; especially since a new dental practice is very expensive to create and operate.
The Board adopted a fiscal year of November 1 to October 31. This is in line with the already adopted month of November to the annual general membership meeting.
SUMMARY OF MAY ACTIVITES
The Salt Spring Community Health Society (SSCHS) is pleased to announce that it now has a web site. While the website is not yet complete, it is an opportunity for Salt Spring residents to learn more of what the Society is doing and to engage with us in our efforts to meet the community’s health care service needs.
At a special General Meeting of the SSCHS, new wording was proposed for the Society’s constitution. The wording was recommended by the Society’s attorney. The following was adopted as Society purposes: “a) to promote health by providing the public of the Salt Spring Island community with access to primary care medical services by developing a multi-disciplinary health care centre; b) to promote health by providing the community of Salt Spring Island with primary health care services or products that prevent and manage serious threats to health including access to related counselling, information, or group support programs.”
During the month of May, the SSCHS decided to join the following organizations. This is enabling the Society to work with our peers in an effort to get the very best information about what is happening across Canada. We will be carefully listening to Salt Spring residents and gaining guidance from other health societies and organizations. We have quickly learned that we are part of a historic movement in BC and Canada to improve the delivery of health services.
BC Rural Health Network
Canadian Association of Community Health Centres
BC Association of Community Health Centres
BC Health Coalition
The Salt Spring Forum hosted Andre Picard, Health Journalist for the Globe and Mail. Approximately 150 Salt Spring residents were in attendance including members of the SSCHS and health care providers. You are referred to the May 30 edition of the Driftwood for a summary of Picard’s presentation as written by Gwen McDonald and Curt Firestone. Needless to say, it was an inspiring call to action to bring Canada’s health care delivery system into the 21st century.

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The Wednesday Weekly
is WMS's weekly email newsletter. View current or past issues online.
Wilmington Montessori had the exciting opportunity to welcome Tony Vacca and his World Rhythms as this year’s artist in residence. Through the program, the students experienced West African culture - and its connection to American culture - through music, dance, percussion instruments and storytelling.


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A woman accused of pushing a man to his death on the New York subway has reportedly confessed, saying she shoved him onto the tracks because she thought he was a Muslim.
Erika Menendez, who is alleged to have caused the death of Sunando Sen by pushing him in front of a train in Queens on Thursday night, reportedly told police she did it because she hates Muslims and thought the man she pushed was one.
Menendez, 31, was arrested yesterday after a passer-by on a street noticed she resembled the woman seen in a surveillance video.
Prosecutors said Erika Menendez, 31, was charged with second-degree murder as a hate crime.
In a statement prosecutors said Ms Menendez had admitted pushing Sunando Sen, saying: "I pushed a Muslim off the train tracks because I hate Hindus and Muslims ever since 2001 when they put down the twin towers I've been beating them up."
“She is accused of committing a subway commuter’s worst nightmare," Queens DA Richard Brown said. "(He was) suddenly and senselessly pushed into the path of an oncoming train, shoved from behind with no chance to defend himself."
Mr Brown said that Ms Menendez, from the Bronx, was seen talking to herself while she sat on a bench at the subway station and was also seen pacing on the platform.
"The victim was allegedly shoved from behind and had no chance to defend himself. Beyond that, the hateful remarks allegedly made by the defendant and which precipitated the defendant's actions can never be tolerated by a civilised society," DA Richard Brown said.
In another incident earlier this month Naeem Davis was charged with murder after allegedly pushing a man to his death in the Times Square subway station.
The incident caused outrage after the New York Post published a picture of the man's final moments on its front page.
New York's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, said despite the two incidents such attacks were rare.
"You can say it's only two out of the three or four million people who ride the subway every day, but two is two too many," he told a press conference.
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Officers will target vehicles on false number plates & stop drivers who have altered them aesthetically
A team of Special Constables are doing their bit in the fight against organised crime as they support a Force-wide crackdown on illegal number plates.
The selfless volunteers are assisting Sergeant Pinner Rana and his team in the Motor Patrols Department as part of Operation Beacon, which targets all vehicle-related offences across the region’s roads.
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Carrousel French Chef Restaurant
Revisited February 2022
Carrousel Chef Restaurant is located on Zarchin Street in Raanana's Etgarim Tech Park. Few will remember Carrousel's original location in town, on Raanana's Rambam Street. This is where we first met Chef and owner Stephan, who continues at the helm of this restaurant for well over a decade. The waitress at the original restaurant was Stephan's daughter. She is all grown up now, and taking her place are Stephan's wife and other family members.
Stephan is a man who takes pride in his craft. He personally prepares all the foods at this restaurant from the bread to the ice cream dessert. The restaurant, kept small by design, is Stephan's venue for make a personal connection with people, learning their tastes and bringing happiness to people through food. When he asks you if everything is ok, he means it. Not like one of those child waitresses who come around before you put a morsel in your mouth and rattle off "everythingok?"
Carrousel is a very French restaurant. The decor has a simple European elegance, kept simple, so as not to compete with the food. The one-room dining area is filled with properly spaced small glass-topped tables over white cloth, and wooden
bistro chairs. We were charmed by the grey and maroon color pallet of the restaurant, the mirrors - a favorite in French restaurants, the French music, and the collection of carrousel figurines at the entrance. Stephan's diploma from the French cooking school L'ecole Drouant is
We pampered ourselves with lunch at Carrousel on a crisp winter afternoon. Lunch is served from 12 noon till 2pm so come on time. The restaurant closes after lunch to reopen again at 7pm. We started our lunch with soup. I preferred the pea soup with Nana (mint), while my companion was delighted with the fish soup. This soup is modeled after the French Bouillabaisse, that can be a whole meal. Stephan's version, one of his specialties, is a quality soup appetizer. It is served with rouille, a classic French mayonnaise-style sauce based on garlic, chilli and saffron. A small bowl of grated cheese and another of Stephan's croutons, rounded out the dish and was a major boost to the flavor.
Before you taste the food, you will be impressed with its presentation.
The matching set of white porcelain soup and condiment bowls was charming, as was each dish that was presented at our table throughout the meal.
Along with the soup we were treated to Stephan's brioche with a pad of butter, another signature dish. Crusty
on the outside and soft in the inside, these cupcake shaped rolls are
so good they are a dish on to themselves.
The Averonnaise salad is every ones favorite we were told. The vegetables are sprinkled with Roquefort cheese
and walnuts and dressed with balsamic vinegar. At the very top are slivers of fresh crunchy apple. Zing. The mix of flavors is outstanding.
Stephan's rolls have no competition.
For our main course I chose the Portobello Mushroom Risotto. The Risotto was excellent, though I could not do it justice after the soup and the salad. My companion was more than willing to help outMy companion favored the salmon. Both were beautifully presented and expertly prepared. The fish of the day is always a boneless filet. We had a beautiful slice of salmon topped with mint leaves that had been finished off in the oven. It was perfectly done balanced with slices of baked potatoes au gratin, roasted vegetables. and a dollop of sweet potato cream.
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Who can resist Stephan's rich and delicious dairy desserts? We enjoyed the chocolate ice cream profiterole made with rich chocolate and no fats or sugar added.
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What's a French restaurant without fondue? Actually, says Stephan, Fondue
is originally a Swiss dish. The French adopted it in two versions: cheese
and chocolate. The people at the table next to us were clearly enjoying Carrousel's cheese fondue of with melted cheeses bubbling in a heavy pot placed on the table
over a small flame. Dinner becomes a party when you and your friends
dip chunks of bread into this rich delicious mix. This is a great dish,
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Stephan also hosts cooking classes and cooking events such as fund raisers and Bat Mitzva parties, with a cooking theme. Stephan welcomes groups (reservations in advance) who would like some hands-on fun in the kitchen. Contact the restaurant for details.
The demand at the
restaurant makes reservations a must. Stephan will not seat you if your
table is reserved and he spaces his customers with enough time for each
wave to enjoy their dinner.
From the Menu:
Fish Soups Bouillabaisse NIS 42
Aveyronnaise Salad NIS 52,
Salmon Main course NIS 90,
Sea-bass Sautéed Provencal Style 130
Savory crepe main course NIS 56,
Lasagna NIS 62,
Fettuccini: NIS 56/62 for sauce without/with cream (+ 5 NIS additions),
Quiches Served with Green salad and baby leaves: NIS 56.
Sweet crepe dessert NIS 38. ,
From Our Readers:
Submitted by: Anne & David Silverman Date: August 11, 2015. Description: It has been 10 years since we last sent in a review of Carrousel and it is hard to believe that over all these years that we have been going there regularly, the standard and quality of the food and service have never dropped.
This dairy fish restaurant always serves exceptional food and the owner/chef Stefan has his finger on the pulse of everything. All the food is prepared "on site"; amazing "hot" soup, great fish and pasta, and no bought-in desserts here, just scrumptious home creations. We have never had a bad meal and all the friends we have ever brought, have like us, put Carrousel on their "restaurant map". Join the club !!
Submitted by: D. Silverman. Date: August 2005. Description: Since writing in about Carrousel back in January 2004 we have become regulars (even though we live in Netanya), and each time it is as good there as the time before. The standard of food and service never drops and one can be assured of a most delightful evening on each occasion. The food is still exemplary,and always comes hot(unless it shouldn't be!!). The soups are wonderful, the main dishes both creative and exceptionally tasty, and the desserts are to die for!!! For a special meal at a very reasonable cost, book now!!!!

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Deciding on which instruments to ultimately use to track a song that originated with simply an acoustic guitar, pen, and paper is the most challenging aspect of the recording process for me. Iím scared to death of ruining that sort of Ďsinger/songwriter feelí. However, on a song like ďSittiní On Topía the RoofĒ from the very beginning I heard (in my imagination) so much going on instrumentallyÖbass, sax, electric guitar, keys, and backup singers. The next challenge lies in figuring out when and where each instrument ďfitsĒ into the song because you want to make sure the songís basic foundation isnít lost with too much (or too little) instrumentation at any one point in the tune.
How would you describe what inspires you to do what you do?
Itís definitely the creative part of my nature thatís constantly tugging at me to want to write a new song. Thatís not something where I am really given a choice. Itís just what I do by nature. Although I have written a handful of songs and released a couple of independent albums, I wish I felt more prolific. Songs come out of me only when inspiration hits and, to be honest, I wish it happened a lot more often. So, what inspires me to do what I do? I donít honestly know other than to say it's in my nature to want to createÖsometimes.
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Whatís your favorite non-music activity?
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Hedge fund bosses, including Crispin Odey, are wagering billions on a slump in the pound as bets against the currency reach their highest level in over a year.
A £2.8bn bet against the pound has been taken amid no-deal Brexit fears, Nomura data have indicated.
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This picture taken on October 23, 2012 shows rice terraces in the late afternoon light in the mountainous district of Mu Cang Chai, in the northwestern Vietnamese province of Yen Bai. AFP FILE PHOTO
YÊN, BÁI, Vietnam — As the morning sun finds its way through the mist over Vietnam’s terraced rice fields, local farmers lead buffalo into the paddies and pass another day without tourists in their hilly homeland.
Located 300 km (around 190 miles) northwest of Hanoi, Mu Cang Chai district in northern Yen Bai province had become a hit with foreign and local tourists alike before the coronavirus pandemic.
The spectacular terraces — which lie up to 1,000 meters above sea level — mostly belong to the Hmong, a minority group who make up most of the area’s population.
The Hmong women once rented their colorful traditional costumes to visitors, while men earned up to $30 a day driving them up tiny muddy paths through the hills.
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“We used to get huge numbers of tourists,” farmer Lo Thi Loan told AFP.
“But this year all the rice fields are empty… due to virus movement restrictions.”
“It’s our only desire now that the virus is gone and we can resume our normal life,” she added.
Vietnam has recently started to open its doors to the outside world, and some international visitors arrived earlier this month on the island resort of Phu Quoc and in other tourist areas further south.
But it is not clear when the country will fully open, as it continues to battle a serious outbreak of Covid-19.
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text: Celebrity Parents Kate Hudson Says She Is a 'Strict Mother' — and Reveals the One Thing She Has 'No Tolerance' for "I don't negotiate with my kids about certain things," the actress and mother of three tells PEOPLE By Nicholas Rice Nicholas Rice Instagram Twitter Nicholas Rice is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE Magazine. He began working with the brand as an Editorial Intern in early 2020, before later transitioning to a freelance role, and then staff positions soon after. Nicholas writes and edits anywhere between 7 to 9 stories per day on average for PEOPLE, spanning across each vertical the brand covers. Nicholas has previous work experience with Billboard, POPSUGAR, Bustle and Elite Daily. When not working, Nicholas can be found playing with his 5 dogs, listening to pop music or eating mozzarella sticks. People Editorial Guidelines Published on November 24, 2020 11:50 AM Share Tweet Pin Email Kate Hudson is keeping it real when it comes to her style of parenting. While speaking to PEOPLE as she promotes her partnership with WW and its latest program, myWW+, the 41-year-old actress and mother of three details how she raises her children — daughter Rani Rose, 2, and sons Bingham "Bing" Hawn, 9, and Ryder Russell, 16. Describing herself as "a strict mother," the Oscar-nominated actress notes that her parenting approach "came as a surprise to my entire family when I became a mother." "But it's the things that I'm strict about," she tells PEOPLE exclusively. "Where I am strict is that there are certain rules that I put down. I don't negotiate with my kids about certain things." Hudson adds: "And what I realized about that is that when you set that standard in your home, you don't end up in long-winded negotiations. When I say no, it's done." Hudson says she also finds structure with WW. "You can still be a very disciplined person, but need that extra support," she says of the platform's new program. "It's not just about food, it's about how we're living. It's how we're choosing to live every day, tuning in and trying to figure out what it is that we need." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Joe Scarnici/Getty Hudson appreciates structure in her wellness routine and her parenting, and says that parents "need to create reasonable boundaries [and] draw some lines in the sand so that [children] can test them." "And that's, I think, an important part of their development. How far they can push something," she continues. "And how you as a parent handle it is a huge part of growing up." Adding that she is "very, very strict about manners," Hudson says that she has no tolerance whatsoever for lies — big or small. "I have no tolerance for lying," she shares. "The tiny lies or the big ones." How Kate Hudson Teaches Her Kids Difference Between What They're 'Entitled' to and 'Privileges' But Hudson makes sure to note that she isn't always strict and that she allows room for her kids to make mistakes. "When it comes to your feelings or emotions ... I'm very open," the Fabletics co-founder reveals. "I give my children a lot of space to make mistakes." Hudson also says that she doesn't judge other parents or their methods for raising children either, noting that "there's way too much judging going on in the world." "We all need to have an open mind and feel good about what we're doing and let other people live the way they want to live," she says. RELATED VIDEO: Kate Hudson Reveals the Most Powerful Advice Goldie Hawn Gave Her While Pregnant Was “Learning to Let Go” Earlier this month, Hudson similarly detailed her role as a mother when she spoke to Health for the magazine's December issue in a joint Zoom interview with her brother, Oliver Hudson. Discussing how she lays down the law at home, Hudson shared, "I'm super lenient when it comes to matters of the heart. I'm actually quite lenient as long as they're doing their part," before she spoke openly about her children and the privileges that they have. "As far as I'm concerned, there's what you're entitled to and then there's your privileges," she told the publication. "The only things you're entitled to are a roof over your head, food, and my love." Hudson added: "Everything else is a privilege and I'll take it away in a heartbeat if you're not respecting our home's moral compass."

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the day before yesterday, in guangzhou for pet the dog and the dog toy store wen-jie luo tells a reporter, a year ago, a guest came to his shop, said he has no experience in breeding, want to lease puppy experience. Customer's words inspired wen-jie luo, then opened a pet dog and the dog toys in their store rental business, did not think of doing good business.
wen-jie luo, the weekend to the shop to rent the puppy is given priority to with students and office workers, others for wedding photos. The main reason is that students and office workers are busy at ordinary times, want to have a pet dog and the dog toy company, but cannot guarantee a long-term care.
wen-jie luo, said his store pet dogs and dog toy lease according to the varieties and pet the dog and the dog toy size ', daily rent generally in 35 yuan to 120 yuan. If the price is a few thousand yuan a small poodle, rent need 50 yuan to 70 yuan a day, if long-term rent, the rent can negotiate. Wen-jie luo, said dozens of family every month to rent a pet dog in his shop and dog toys for the weekend, the holiday season more, the average monthly income of more than ten thousand yuan.
we rent is after immunization, health examination, age at least 3 months or more dogs and dog toys. And wen-jie luo said, used for rental pet dog dog toys are trained and selected, the general character is gentle, more close to people.
wen-jie luo told reporters that the store is one of the most popular adult small dogs, such as white VIP, teddy, than the bear, accounting for over 50% of the proportion of rental shop. We also provide pet feeding guide dogs and toys. Wen-jie luo said that even if the guest did not take care of a pet dog and the dog toy experience also has nothing to do, they will provide pet dog toys and dog food, and tells the life of pet dogs and toys.
according to reporter understanding, the guest in addition to the need to pay the rent, still need to pay with a pet dog and the dog toy is worth the same amount of the deposit. Lease both sides need to sign a lease agreement, determine the lease varieties, prices, time of lease, etc.
reporter visited chongqing pet dogs and dog toy market, found that dogs and dog toy lease is still blank. Chongqing, a pet dog and the dog toy beauty life hall is responsible for the humanities bin told reporters that investment in pet dogs and dog toy lease need to consider two points, one is that investors want to have a pet dog and dog toy nursing knowledge, rental of pet dogs and dog toy must be selected, on the card. The second is the possible accidents in the process of the lease, clear responsibilities defined in the agreement.
Wen Bin said, pet dog and dog toy lease in chongqing is not rise, when custom rents, besides considering local cost difference, the acceptance of the citizen must also be considered. If the rent than dogs and dog toy foster the cost of the 5 days, would not choose to lease a citizen. In addition, it can also be leasing business in pet dogs and dog toys, on the basis of increasing pet dogs and dogs beauty, pet toys and dog toy sale, pet dog and the dog toys supplies and other business.

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Nothing in the Constitution gives President Trump the power to delay the November election, and even fellow Republicans dismissed it out of hand when he broached it on Thursday. But that was not the point. With a possible defeat looming, the point was to tell Americans that they should not trust their own democracy.
The idea of putting off the vote was the culmination of months of discrediting an election that polls suggest Mr. Trump is currently losing by a wide margin. He has repeatedly predicted “RIGGED ELECTIONS” and a “substantially fraudulent” vote and “the most corrupt election in the history of our country,” all based on false, unfounded or exaggerated claims.
It is the kind of language resonant of conspiracy theorists, cranks and defeated candidates, not an incumbent living in the White House. Never before has a sitting president of the United States sought to undermine public faith in the election system the way Mr. Trump has. He has refused to commit to respecting the results and, even after his election-delay trial balloon was panned by Republican allies, he raised the specter on Thursday evening of months of lawsuits challenging the outcome.
Mr. Trump has put on the line not merely the outcome of this fall’s contest but the credibility of the system as a whole, according to even scholars and operatives normally sympathetic to the president. Just floating the possibility of postponing a presidential election, an idea anathema in America and reminiscent of authoritarian countries without the rule of law, risks eroding the most important ingredient in a democracy — the belief by most Americans that, whatever its manifest flaws, the election result will be fundamentally fair.
“It undermines the faith of the public in our electoral process,” said Jonathan Turley, a George Washington University law professor who testified on Mr. Trump’s side last year during the House impeachment hearings. “Any constitutional system is ultimately held together by a leap of faith. Citizens must trust the process if you want them to yield to it. What the president is doing is seeding distrust about the legitimacy of even the holding of the election.”
Michael J. Gerhardt, a constitutional scholar at the University of North Carolina who testified on the other side in those hearings, said Mr. Trump’s statements were part of a pattern of disdain for the norms that have defined the United States for generations.
“In the long term, I think there’s going to be a lot of institutional damage,” he said, “and the rule of law is going to be undermined to a very large extent.”
Even some of Mr. Trump’s own current and former advisers see his attacks on the election system as a reflection of fear that he may lose and as a transparent effort to create a narrative to explain that away. Sam Nunberg, an adviser on Mr. Trump’s 2016 campaign, said the president was “trying to get ahead of a potential loss” by blaming it on external factors like the coronavirus.
“What President Trump does not seem to understand is that unlike past experiences where he was able to frame a defeat as a win, there is no spin for losing a re-election as an incumbent president and taking down the Republican Party with him,” Mr. Nunberg said. “Despite what he may believe, even the overwhelming majority of the president’s supporters are not interested in this claptrap.”
He added: “Republican voters and conservative media will ultimately feel that if you cannot beat Joe Biden, you do not deserve another term.”
As recently as April, a Republican National Committee official said former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. was “off his rocker” to suggest that Mr. Trump might seek to “kick back the election somehow.” But in fact, Mr. Trump has a long history of sowing doubt in election results that do not go the way he wants them to go.
When he appeared to be losing to Hillary Clinton in 2016, he repeatedly suggested that the election was being rigged and would not commit to accepting the results — until he won, that is. And even after winning the Electoral College, he insisted that he had actually won the popular vote, too, because three million illegal immigrants had supposedly voted for Mrs. Clinton, a claim seemingly made up out of thin air and one for which his own commission found no evidence.
In 2020 alone, Mr. Trump has already made public comments, posted Twitter messages or reposted others suggesting election fraud 91 times, according to data compiled for The New Yorker by Factba.se, a service that collects and analyzes data on his presidency. Going back to 2012, Factba.se counted 713 instances when Mr. Trump cited vote fraud, spiking especially in 2016 and 2018 before elections in which he had a stake.
Some of Mr. Trump’s allies have said that he has justifiable reasons to raise concerns about widespread mail-in voting being employed in light of the coronavirus pandemic, even though there is a long history of its use without evidence of widespread fraud. And they accuse the Democrats of being the ones unwilling to accept election results when they lose, pointing to the yearslong effort to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 campaign and any ties to Mr. Trump’s organization.
In an interview last year with CBS News, Mrs. Clinton made clear that she considered Mr. Trump’s election shady. “I believe he knows he’s an illegitimate president,” she said.
She is hardly the only defeated candidate to see injustice in her loss. Going back to the early days of the republic, questions have been raised about the legitimacy of presidential victories from those on the losing side.
Andrew Jackson, who won the popular vote and had the most Electoral College votes in 1824 but not a majority in a four-way race, ended up losing to John Quincy Adams when the House decided the matter. Jackson spent the next four years accusing Adams of a making a “corrupt bargain” to secure the support of the third-place candidate, Henry Clay, in exchange for appointment as secretary of state. Jackson got his revenge by beating Adams in an 1828 rematch.
Likewise, Democrats complained when Rutherford B. Hayes won in a disputed election in 1876, calling him Rutherfraud B. Hayes and His Fraudulency. Republicans suspected that John F. Kennedy beat Richard M. Nixon in 1960 thanks to vote fraud in Texas and Illinois, and many Democrats never accepted George W. Bush’s victory over Al Gore in 2000 after the Florida recount was halted by the Supreme Court.
But the complaints do not typically come from the Oval Office, especially before an election has even been held. And no sitting president has made a serious effort to delay his own re-election, not even Abraham Lincoln in 1864 during the Civil War or Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944 during World War II. Elections were held as scheduled during the pandemics of 1918 and 1968, as well.
Ronald C. White, a prominent Lincoln biographer, noted that the 16th president did not try to postpone the election even though he thought he was likely to lose. Instead, he made it possible for soldiers in the field to cast their ballots, recognizing that they might support their former general, George B. McClellan, who was his Democratic challenger.
“Even as the pandemic, economic collapse and racial protests have Trump calling himself a wartime president, the real wartime president, Lincoln, determined that the election of 1864 must go forward as a sign that the Union would go forward,” Mr. White said.
Jill Lepore, a Harvard University professor and the author of “These Truths: A History of the United States,” said presidents bear a responsibility to foster faith in democracy.
“Far from undermining public confidence in the democracy over which he presides, it is the obligation of every president to cultivate that confidence by guaranteeing voting rights, by condemning foreign interference in American political campaigns, by promoting free, safe and secure elections, and by abiding by their outcome,” she said.
Mr. Trump has for years been drawn to leaders of other countries who did not share that view, especially autocrats like Presidents Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and Xi Jinping of China. He has expressed admiration for their leadership and envy that in their systems they can be decisive without bureaucratic or political impediments while avoiding criticism of their crackdowns on internal dissent.
For Americans who have made it their mission to encourage free and fair elections in countries like those and elsewhere, Mr. Trump’s suggestion to delay the November vote and his drumbeat of criticism leading up to it sounded like what they confront abroad, not at home
“I have never seen such an effort to sow distrust in our elections,” said Michael J. Abramowitz, the president of Freedom House, a nonpartisan organization that promotes democracy around the world. “We are used to seeing this kind of behavior from authoritarians around the globe, but it is particularly disturbing coming from the president of the United States.”


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ScanProtect is an enhanced warranty specifically designed and offered by Scan to reduce the risk of any mishap or damage to components during installation.
Our aim with ScanProtect is to encourage our customers to upgrade or build their own PC confidently. For a small additional fee our customers are provided with complete peace of mind.
Peace Of Mind With 24/7 Monitoring Of Any Environment
The DCS-932L is a standalone surveillance camera that requires no special hardware or software, and can run independently even without a PC. Send e-mail notifications with snapshots whenever motion or sound is detected using just the DCS-932L and an Internet connection. You can customise areas of the video to monitor for motion to keep watch over entryways, and you can set volume limits to detect when a loud sound is picked up by the camera. Night time monitoring is possible with the built-in infrared LEDs which allow for night time viewing of up to 5 meters, enabling round-the-clock monitoring of a home or small office.
mydlink™: the easiest way to setup up your camera and monitor your home
Connecting a camera on your network and accessing it has traditionally required complex configuration. mydlink™ makes it easy to access your camera from wherever you are, whenever it's convenient for you. Using the free mydlink™ Lite app for iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, you can connect and setup your mydlink™ camera without turning on a computer. A step-by-step guide has your camera up and running in a matter of minutes. Through the mydlink™ Lite app, you can set up a free mydlink™ account which allows you to view and manage your camera from any Internet connected computer. If you have more than one camera, you can add it to your existing mydlink™ account and watch all your cameras from a single location.
Accessing your cameras on the go is easy too. Just download the free mydlink™ Lite app for your iOS, Android or Windows Phone device and you can quickly and easily view your camera feed from anywhere with a wireless or 3G/4G LTE connection. Thanks to this app, you can monitor on-the-go even if you don't have access to a computer.
If you have a mydlink™-enabled Cloud Router, setting up and configuring your DCS-932L is a snap, thanks to Zero Configuration. Simply connect your camera to its power adapter and then connect your camera to your Cloud Router with an Ethernet cable - the camera will automatically be added to your account.
Create a Comprehensive Surveillance System
Included with the DCS-932L is the D-ViewCam software, which adds enhanced features and functionality that helps you create a full surveillance system. D-ViewCam enables centralised management of multiple network cameras, supporting up to 32 network cameras and up to 64 users. With a dedicated computer it offers digital monitoring and recording with a wide array of features, including scheduled, motion and manual recording options for individual needs. Features Features
• High quality VGA CMOS sensor for excellent image quality
• Built-in IR LEDs to capture video in low-light environments, or even complete darkness
• Motion detection with configurable detection windows
• Sound level detection
• Send notifications and snapshots to your e-mail address
Ease Of Use
• Wireless 802.11n/g/b connection lets you install the camera anywhere
• WPS support for easy wireless connection
• UPnP & DDNS support
• mydlink enabled so you can check on your camera anytime, anywhere
• View and manage your camera through the mydlink website
• Supports the mydlink Lite and mydlink+ apps for remote viewing on your mobile device
Camera Hardware Profile
• 1/5" VGA progressive CMOS sensor
• Fixed length 3.15 mm
• Aperture F2.8
• Angle of view
- (H) 45.3°
- (V) 34.5°
- (D) 54.9°
• Exposure Time: 1/3.75 to 1/14,640 sec.
• 4X digital zoom
• Minimum object distance: 500 mm
• Built-in microphone
• 5 metre IR illumination distance
• Minimum illumination: 0 lux with IR LEDs on
• Built-in Infrared-Cut Removable (ICR) Filter module
• Configurable image size, quality, and frame rate
• Time stamp and text overlays
• Configurable motion detection windows
• Configurable brightness, saturation, contrast
• MJPEG format compression
• JPEG for still images
• 640 x 480 at 20 fps
• 320 x 240 / 160 x 112 at 30 fps
• 10/100 BASE-TX Ethernet port
• 802.11n/b/g wireless with WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption
• Operates over 2.4 GHz frequency band
• Single-band 1T1R mode supports a maximum data rate of 72.2 Mbps (PHY rate) using 20 MHz bandwidth
• DHCP Client
• NTP Client (D-Link)
• DNS Client
• DDNS Client (D-Link)
• SMTP Client
• FTP Client
• HTTP Server
• UPnP Port Forwarding
• Password authentication
• HTTP digest encryption
System Requirements for Web Interfaces
• Operating system: Microsoft Windows 8/7/Vista or Mac OS X 10.6 or higher
• Browser: Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 12, Safari 6, or Chrome 20 or higher with Java installed and enabled
• Motion detection
• Sound level detection
• Event notification and sending snapshots via SMTP
• Configuration accessible via web browser
• mydlink Lite app for iPhone/iPad/iPod touch, Android, and Windows Phone
D-ViewCam™ System Requirements
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8/7/Vista/XP Web Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or higher
D-ViewCam™ Software Functions
• Remote management/control of up to 32 cameras
• Viewing of up to 32 cameras on one screen
• Supports all management functions provided in web interface
• Scheduled motion triggered, or manual recording options
• Camera only: 60 x 32.15 x 96 mm (2.36 x 1.27 x 3.78 in)
• With base: 80 x 80 x 126.6 mm (3.15 x 3.15 x 4.98 in.)
• Camera only: 57.8 grams (2.04 ounces) ± 5%
• With base: 91.8 grams (3.24 ounces) ± 5%
• 5 V DC 1 A, 50/60 Hz
• 2.84 watts maximum ± 5%
• Operating: 0 to 40 °C (32 to 104 °F)
• Storage: -20 to 70? C (-4 to 158 ?F)
• Operating: 20% to 80% non-condensing
• Storage: 5% to 95% non-condensing
• FCC Class B
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Home networking let’s you do great things that aren’t possible with standalone PCs. Printers can be shared between PC, so there’s no need to buy one for each machine.
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WiFi is a wonderful thing. You can take your laptop anywhere in your house and access the Internet, or access your network from the garden. However, it does introduce the grim possibility of somebody else doing exactly the same, without you ever knowing. This guide seeks to make you aware of various security terms and ideas associated with wireless networking and what you should consider when setting up a wireless network.
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As a growing number of homes contain more than one computer, their users must find ways to network them. The primary purpose for creating a home network tends to be to provide Internet access to all computers within the house. There are other good reasons, however. These include enabling LAN gaming, data backups from one machine to another and the sharing of music within the home.


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