Licensed to thrill

Article Abstract:

Proposed legislations for a licensing scheme for providers of adventure activities for young people, currently being assessed by the HSC, would oblige all commercial providers of adventure activities to the young to hold a licence. The licensing scheme would not apply to schools, clubs or voluntary organisations. The concerns would be subject to inspection, and would have to undertake risk assessment work before receiving a licence.

Licensing agreements, Outward bound schools

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A slice of American Pie

Article Abstract:

Five years of data for electrical contract work in the United States has been published in the US Census of Construction, allowing comparisons to be made for different aspects of the industry. Traditional work experienced a poor rate of growth, amounting to approximately 9.2% over the five year period. A lot more work in the field of telecommunications and electronics is being done, and this trend is expected to continue.

Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Contracts, Electronics industry, Electrical engineering

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Two colors, one family

Article Abstract:

A mother shares her experiences in raising an adopted child from China. Despite the challenges posed by racial indifference and child adoption issues, the author was able to express love to her smart and understanding daughter.

Analysis, Personal narratives, Adoption, Foster parents

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