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Letter: The wrong kind of experience
Just a quick note in regard to Richard Kuznitsky's letter promoting the experience of Val Hoyle compared to Alek Skarlatos. Everything he says is true with one small issue. Val's experience does not share the priorities of we the people. Look at the experience of our current president and ask yourself how it's helping? Alek is an intelligent articulate man in case you have never heard him speak. He will catch on fast.
Letter: Encouraging anarchy?
Here in Oregon most property crimes have been decriminalized. Steal a car? Here's your ticket. Burglarize a business after hours? Cite and release. Break into someone's home and steal their stuff? No place to put you in jail, please appear on the date listed on your citation. And of course all drugs are legal. On the other hand we are still a castle state. Your home is your castle and you are not required to retreat or negotiate.
Letter: Responsible gun owners
In response to Terry Moore's letter about gun control. You ask what makes these people do this? The condescending nature of your letter answers it's own question. You complain yet here you are trying to "coal roll" my constitutional rights. Fortunately, the Supreme Court has finally put their foot down on the lawfulness of law abiding citizens to own and carry guns as plainly laid out in our Constitution.
Letter: The wrong approach
After reading the open letter from David Milliron to North Bend, I realize how misguided the approach the Bay Area is having toward the homeless problem is. Every discussion concerning the homeless population here that doesn't begin with the question "how do we get rid of them" is futile. Sound cold you say? OK, let's just get rid of the single males then. That should bring things down to a manageable level. Why them? Well how many of these men grew up here? Attended our elementary schools?
Letter: Message sent
OK, so the library bond failed. Who would have thunk it? When I read a quote from our mayor a week or so ago stating that he was confident the bond would pass, I laughed to myself. How out of touch he is with the regular working folk of this city couldn't have been sized up better in a single sentence. I don't know if 60% is considered a "super majority" or a "landslide," but I sincerely hope our leaders got the message and won't continue to nag us about this. It's not the location, it's the money.
Letter: No on the library
$20 million for a library right now is not what this community needs. Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but brick and mortar libraries are not where the world is going. Is it for the kids? Well no, they have their schools and enormous internet resources. So it's not for the kids then who? I'll tell you who. Read the tiny sentence on the ballot referring to "emergency sheltering" and you can figure out who's going to be there on a cold winter day and it isn't the kids.
Umbrella companies
21 October 2021 Speed read HMRC has recently advised businesses to check their supply chains and highlighed the tax risks associated with umbrella companies. The use of umbrella companies has increased following the introduction of the IR35 off-payroll reforms (in the public sector in April 2017 and in the private sector in April 2021), as many end clients ceased to engage directly with contractors who were operating via a personal service company.
Q&A: The job support scheme
20 October 2020 A guide to what we know so far, by John Chaplin and Sarah Hewson (EY). This article was correct at the time of publication, but it will be updated in the coming days to reflect changes announced by the chancellor on 22 October. The job support scheme (JSS) was announced as part of the winter economy plan on 24... If you are not a subscriber, subscribe now to read this content.
Socioeconomic outcome and access to care in adults with epilepsy in Sweden: a nationwide cohort study
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Fig. 1 Selections for sub-analyses. 1) Entire cohort 2) Severity of epilepsy 3) Access to care, Socioeconomic outcomes in epilepsy, 4) Regression analysis *Psychiatric disorder, cerebral vascular comorbidity, brain tumour, substance addiction or dementia. Fig.
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