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The reminder to Georgia employers, particularly those which operate in the construction industry, is that cranes, and the operation of them, are subject to detailed safety standards. Even if it means lost productivity, employers must take care to follow these rules carefully. Should they fail to do so, workers can get hurt.
Should an employee in Northern Georgia get injured because of a crane accident or another work-related injury, workers’ compensation benefits may be available.On behalf of the Consumer Bankers Association (CBA), I would like to thank you for moving forward with the process of reauthorizing the Higher Education Act (HEA) by holding a hearing, entitled “Reauthorizing the Higher Education Act: Financial Aid Simplification and Transparency.” It is our hope this hearing will be a first step in the Committee’s efforts to reform the troubled federal student aid system. CBA is the voice of the retail banking industry whose products and services provide access to credit to millions of consumers and small businesses. Our members operate in all 50 states, serve more than 150 million Americans and collectively hold two-thirds of the country’s total depository assets. In addition, the CBA membership includes private sector lenders who make most private student loans to help families finance a college education.
It is critical for Congress to promote policies to ensure the federal government responsibly serves those most in need of financial assistance but also recognizes the capabilities of the private sector to serve the marketplace. CBA’s private student lenders are leading the way with innovative approaches to serve students’ and families’ higher education financing needs without overburdening their futures. They serve their customers responsibly in a competitive market, being careful not to lend more than can be repaid. CBA believes that banks are capable of providing more loans at competitive rates than they do today due to the out-sized role of the federal government. CBA supports HEA reforms to right-size the role of the federal government and we are eager to play a constructive role as the reauthorization process moves forward.
Our members are proud of the services they provide to students and their families in the form of affordable financing that has helped millions access higher education. Private student loans are performing extremely well, with 98 percent of borrowers repaying their loans on time. This success rate is attributable to our members’ careful underwriting, which is arguably the best consumer protection of all.
CBA members would like the opportunity to make more loans to America’s students, but today they are limited to a tiny fraction of the market by the dominant federal Direct Loan Program. Today, more than 90 percent of new loan originations are made by the federal government as a result of taxpayer subsidies and steering by the Department of Education. Despite the uneven playing field, the private sector has slowly expanded in recent years, with innovative new products coming on line. We recommend that the legislation which will eventually derive from Committee hearings will recognize the importance and strong performance of the private sector and call on private lenders to play a larger role in helping families finance higher education by restraining the exponential growth of federal lending. There are sensible caps on Direct Loans today, which we believe should remain in place. Raising these caps would serve to crowd out the private sector even further. However, PLUS loans have no effective caps, allowing borrowing up to the full cost of attendance as determined by the institution of higher education. Since cost of attendance includes tuition and fees at whatever level the institution sets, institutions are free to raise prices knowing students can borrow an unlimited amount from the government. It is clearly time to reign in the PLUS program.
Include the key terms of the loan, such as the interest rate, fees, projected monthly payment, projected total cost of the loan, and Annual Percentage Rate (APR) to account for the origination fees of 4.3 percent for PLUS and 1.1 percent for Direct Loans.
Streamline existing disclosures to eliminate redundancies and make them more meaningful.
Thank you for your commitment to developing a bipartisan a bill to improve the HEA. We hope this hearing will move the reauthorization process forward to a successful outcome that makes federal loans more transparent and improves the balance between federal and private student lending. Please let me know if you have any questions or if CBA can be helpful in this process.Anyone have experience buying from CoPart?

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April 21, 1836:
On this day, Texas won its independence from Mexico at the Battle of San Jacinto, and there was an unexpected hero who may or may not have proved that lust is a battlefield.
As the story goes, General Santa Anna, after moving his troops into position to attack Sam Houston’s army, captured a slave girl named Emily Morgan. When Houston climbed a tree to spy on Santa Anna’s camp, he spotted Morgan in the general’s tent. So, with Santa Anna “distracted”, Houston moved his men into the woods nearby.
At just the right moment – wrong for the Mexican army – Houston launched a surprise attack on Santa Anna’s camp, taking hundreds prisoner, including Santa Anna. As for Morgan? Well, she would become known as “The Yellow Rose of Texas”.
Do you believe “The Yellow Rose” legend? Let us know in the comments below, or tweet our host, Michael Callahan, @MCallahanTV using #ForgottenDayHOU, and he’ll tweet you back."Summer is becoming entrenched – a couple of years to"
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"the Night to Sunday the clock strikes never 02.00 without 03.00. It is the same thing as the last Sunday in march every year since 1980."
"But in the years it has in some places become a little bit of confusion about the clock really should be put on after the EUROPEAN parliament this week voted in favour of the abolition of daylight saving time. But the parliament also concluded that time can be taken away at the earliest in 2021."
"the Proposal to abolish the daylight savings time came from the EU-the commission, following requests from the mainly Finland and Germany. It was hoped that the proposal would be approved by EU countries so quickly that the last time would be made already in October 2019. However, the member states and the parliament wanted a longer time and for a change no earlier than 2021."
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"the Transition to daylight saving time means an increase of the normal time by one hour."
"the Intent is to make better use of daylight during the summer months by the sunset is an hour later."
"daylight savings time begins open until 02: 00 standard time the last Sunday in march. Time is given then as it is 03.00 in the summer. Daylight saving time ends at 03.00 on the last Sunday in October. Time is given as 02.00 standard time."
"On march 26, 2019, the EU parliament that the EU joint the daylight savings time to end. By 2021 at the latest, each member state will decide whether daylight savings time or standard time shall prevail."Q: HQL Object set from set I got a Set<UserDTO> collection in a not Hibernate object, and I got a User domain entity in Hibernate.
UserDTO contains less information about user (only id and name)
How can I select full Hibernate User Set/List from the DTO object?
Like this? 
Set<UserDTO> setDTO =.....
String hql = "FROM User WHERE id IN (:userDTO )";
Query query = entityManager.createQuery(hql); 
query.setParameter("userDTO", setDTO);
return query.getResultList();

Thanks

A: Almost. But you'd have to extract the IDs in a separate collection first:
Set<Long> ids = new HashSet<Long>(setDTO.size());
for (UserDTO dto : setDTO) {
   ids.add(dto.getId());
}

Then proceed with the query, and pass the ids set as param.

A: Don't forget that you need to use Query#setParameterList() instead of Query#setParameter.
British School of Bucharest is organising the first edition of TEDx Youth@BSB, a teen-led online event open to students from all international and state schools across Romania.This event will take place on 28th April and will bring