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Channel 103 Named Jersey's Most Reputable Media Brand
Published by Alex Watson on June 16, 2020 June 16, 2020
Channel 103 has been named as Jersey's most reputable media brand, also coming in the top five of all island businesses.
The latest Brand Reputation Index from Island Global Research shows that the overall reputation of organisations operating in the Channel Islands improved during the COVID-19 lockdown, compared to autumn last year.
The BRI monitors which brands resonate most with island residents – taking factors like trustworthiness, contributions to the community, and how likely people would be to recommend the business to a friend.
The latest data was collected April/May 2020 and is being compared to
data collected in October 2019:
1 Jersey Dairy Guernsey Post
2 Waitrose Waitrose
3 Co-op Co-op
4 Jersey Post Guernsey Dairy
5 Channel 103 Specsavers
The top five brands in Jersey and Guernsey
Channel 103 came out ahead of the Channel Islands' other media organisations, with only the BBC local radio stations and ITV Channel Television making it into the top quintile.
Other businesses to score highly include British Airways, Guernsey Electricity, Guernsey Water, Jersey Electricity, Jersey Water, JT, LibertyBus, and Marks & Spencer.
Station Director, James Keen, said: "Jersey's been living through some challenging times.
"Whether people tune in for news, music or simply for companionship, it's never been more vital for Channel 103 to support its listeners and the island's businesses.
"It's heartening that islanders are trusting Channel 103 more than ever before – we never take our audience for granted and we'll continue to provide a positive soundtrack to island life!"
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2020 Jersey Christmas Appeal Auction Is A Record-Breaker
This year's Jersey Christmas Appeal charity auction on Channel 103 has doubled the amount raised compared to 2019 delivering an all time high of £128,089 for good causes in the island. Hosted by Channel 103 Read more…
Festive Broadcast Raises £60,000 For Jersey Charity
The Christmas Charity Appeal on Channel 103 has raised more than £60,000 to help disadvantaged families in Jersey enjoy a better Christmas.


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Breeders' Cup - At The Races
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Michael McCarthy Stable Tour
The Southern California trainer is having the best season of his career and here he runs the rule over his five runners at Churchill Downs, led by leading Dirt Mile fancy City Of Light.
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Michael McCarthy went out on his own in 2014 after spending 11 years as an assistant for seven-time Eclipse Award-winning trainer Todd Pletcher. McCarthy is enjoying his best year yet with 29 wins and earnings of $3.1 million.
This will be his first Breeders' Cup since going out on his own and he has five live runners.
VIBRANCE (Juvenile Fillies): After finishing fourth in her debut on turf, this daughter of Violence came back with an impressive 5 1-4-length maiden win on dirt at Del Mar going a two-turn mile. She set a rapid early pace and held on to be a clear second behind potential Juvenile Fillies favorite Bellafina in the Grade 1 Chandelier at Santa Anita.
"She's trained wonderfully since the Chandelier," McCarthy said. "I was very surprised she hung around there given the opening quarter of 22-and-4, very taxing for a young filly going two turns," McCarthy said.
McCarthy got his Southern California Breeders' Cup brigade to Churchill Downs early enough to get a workout over the track. Hall of Famer John Velazquez will become the fourth jockey to rider Vibrance in as many starts.
"I'm sure she will be forwardly placed, hopefully more settled," McCarthy said. "I'll leave that up to Johnny; he's in the Hall of Fame and we're not."
CITY OF LIGHT (Dirt Mile/Classic): Pre-entered in two races, he is expected to run in the Dirt Mile over the Classic.
A son of Quality Road, City of Light is a two-time Grade 1 winner at seven furlongs and a Grade 2 winner at 1 1-8 miles. After finishing third to Accelerate in the Grade 1 Gold Cup going 1 1-4 miles, he finished a solid second with a bit of a wide trip in the Grade 1 Forego at Saratoga on August 25th at Saratoga. He ran in the Forego after being forced to miss a scheduled start in the Grade 1 Whitney three weeks earlier due to a foot bruise.
In the Forego, McCarthy said City of Light was "parked out wide on the backstretch, floated out to the middle of the racetrack and was beaten a length and a quarter running 31 feet further than the winner.
"I love how my horse galloped out, he did everything except win," McCarthy added. "I'm looking forward to leading him over there on Saturday."
PAVED (Filly and Mare Turf): After a nice win in the Grade 2 Honeymoon Stakes at Santa Anita in June, this 3-year-old daughter of Quality Road threw in headscratchers in the Grade 1 Belmont Oaks and Grade 1 Del Mar Oaks.
She enters the Breeders' Cup off a solid second to Vasilika - a winner of eight straight races - in the Grade 1 Rodeo Drive going 1 1-4 miles at Santa Anita on September 29th.
"The mile and a quarter seemed to suit her, she has trained forwardly since and I don't think the mile and three-eighths will be a problem," McCarthy said.
McCarthy said the potential for soft turf is "an X factor for us."
LIAM THE CHARMER (Turf): Has only raced twice this year but has won both, a 1 1-16-mile allowance at Del Mar in August and the Grade 2 John Henry Turf Cup at Santa Anita.
"He should love the mile and a half," McCarthy said. "I was really happy and surprised he won a very good allowance at a mile and a sixteenth, a distance he's not really comfortable with. He was obviously impressive winning the John Henry, finished up very strong."
McCarthy is concerned that heavy ground wouldn't suit Liam the Charmer because he's "a big horse, lot of power. Don't know what to expect from him."
AXELROD (Classic): A two-time Grade 3 stakes winner this year, this 3-year-old son of Warrior's Reward is coming off a second to McKinzie in the Grade 1 Pennsylvania Derby where he was beaten 2 3-4 lengths while finishing 7 1-2 lengths clear of the rest of the field.
"He was lights out when he won the Smarty Jones and there's no shame running second to McKinzie who is probably one of the best 3-year-olds left standing," McCarthy said. "I believe he's a horse that will get a mile and a quarter."
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White Sulphur Springs is a city in Greenbrier County in southeastern West Virginia, United States. The population was 2,231 at the 2020 census. The city emblem consists of five dandelion flowers and the citizens celebrate spring with an annual Dandelion Festival.

History

White Sulphur Springs grew in the first half of the nineteenth century as the southern "Queen of the Watering Places". The springs resort first became the standard summer destination for wealthy Virginia Low Country residents seeking reprieve from heat, humidity, and disease of the "sickly season". As its popularity increased and it gained status as a socially exclusive site, the springs attracted elite guests from all over.

The resort, now known as The Greenbrier, remains one of the country's most luxurious and exclusive resorts. For many years, Sam Snead was the resort's golf pro and later golf pro emeritus. The resort has another significant place in golf history; in 1979, it hosted the first Ryder Cup to feature the current competitive setup of the United States and European sides. Golf in the United States began near White Sulphur Springs when the Montague family founded Oakhurst Links in 1884, making it the oldest organized golf club in the country. In 2010, the Greenbrier hosted the inaugural PGA Greenbrier Classic.

In 1992 The Washington Post reported that, during the Cold War, the resort had been the site of a "bunker", the Emergency Relocation Center known as Project Greek Island, which was intended to house and protect the U.S. Congress in the event of a nuclear attack.

In June 2016, there was a historic severe flood in West Virginia that impacted White Sulphur Springs.

The Greenbrier also has serves as the location for training camp for the Houston Texans and New Orleans Saints.

Geography
White Sulphur Springs is located along Howard Creek and is served by I-64 and US Route 60.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , of which  is land and  is water. It is also within the National Radio Quiet Zone. Services with AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular is allowed within the area under lower tower frequencies.

Climate
White Sulphur Springs has a humid continental climate (Koppen Dfa).

Demographics

2010 census
At the 2010 census there were 2,444 people, 1,131 households, and 647 families living in the city. The population density was . There were 1,414 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the city was 83.7% White, 13.5% African American, 0.2% Native American, 0.3% Asian, 0.5% from other races, and 1.8% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.3%.

Of the 1,131 households 23.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 39.6% were married couples living together, 13.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 4.6% had a male householder with no wife present, and 42.8% were non-families. 37.0% of households were one person and 16.2% were one person aged 65 or older. The average household size was 2.10 and the average family size was 2.72.

The median age was 45.8 years. 17.9% of residents were under the age of 18; 7.8% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 22.9% were from 25 to 44; 28.4% were from 45 to 64; and 22.8% were 65 or older. The gender makeup of the city was 46.1% male and 53.9% female.

2000 census
At the 2000 census there were 2,315 people, 1,127 households, and 648 families living in the city. The population density was 1,179.5 people per square mile (456.0/km). There were 1,354 housing units at an average density of 689.9 per square mile (266.7/km).  The racial makeup of the city was 82.55% White, 14.95% African American, 0.09% Native American, 0.26% Asian, 0.26% from other races, and 1.90% from two or more races. Hispanics or Latinos of any race were 1.04%.

Of the 1,127 households 21.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 42.7% were married couples living together, 12.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 42.5% were non-families. 38.6% of households were one person and 17.7% were one person aged 65 or older. The average household size was 2.05 and the average family size was 2.72.

The age distribution was 19.0% under the age of 18, 7.0% from 18 to 24, 25.8% from 25 to 44, 27.4% from 45 to 64, and 20.8% 65 or older. The median age was 44 years. For every 100 females, there were 82.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 81.4 males.

The median household income was $26,694 and the median family income  was $35,450. Males had a median income of $28,566 versus $19,868 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,822. About 15.7% of families and 17.6% of the population were below the poverty line, including 23.9% of those under age 18 and 8.5% of those age 65 or over.

Education
 White Sulphur Springs Elementary
 Greenbrier Episcopal School

Transportation

Amtrak, the national passenger rail service, provides service to White Sulphur Springs three times a week via the Cardinal route. The station is located at the entrance to The Greenbrier.

The Alleghany  Subdivision of the main line of the former Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad (now part of CSX) runs through White Sulphur Springs.  At one time in its history it was part of the limestone flux cargo route from Hinton, West Virginia to Clifton Forge, Virginia.  Its affectionate nickname was "The Gravel Gertie" after the Dick Tracy character.

  Interstate 64
  U.S. Route 60

Buildings and structures
In 1987 the White Sulphur Springs Library was rebuilt from the old community house. The Library is being redeveloped as an educational resource and one of the hearts of the town. The building that the library lives in was renamed Katherine Coleman Johnson Building in 2017, after White Sulphur Springs native and NASA scientist Katherine Coleman Johnson.

The town is featured as a US Army Center of Operations in the book Worldwar: In the Balance, by Harry Turtledove

References

External links

 "Taking the Waters: 19th Century Mineral Springs: White Sulphur Springs." Claude Moore Health Sciences Library, University of Virginia

Cities in West Virginia
Hot springs of West Virginia
Cities in Greenbrier County, West Virginia
Spa towns in West Virginia

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It is the soul's purpose to incarnate and experience life in the human body, having the opportunity to receive and learn from lessons to help grow and move forward on our karmic path. Ideally we learn to master these lessons to achieve enlightenment. Spiritual Laws are rules or patterns that can be applied to everything in the universe, and by using them as guides, can help inform both our conscious and unconscious decisions. Join us in this workshop to learn both the framework of these Laws, and the first four laws in depth. Registration is required.


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The Government Entitlement Program That's About to Dry Up
Brianna Ehley
The Fiscal Times May 21, 2014
For years, the Social Security Administration has warned lawmakers that unless they do something soon, the entitlement program for disabled workers will run out of cash by 2016.
Still, as the program's funds dry up and its insolvency hovers less than two years away, Congress remains quiet on the issue.
More than 11 million Americans currently rely on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), which was created in 1956 to provide financial assistance to people unable to work because of severe health issues.
Related: Disability Benefit Program Is Going Broke
Americans using the program, which is funded through the federal payroll tax, currently collect an average $1,129.51 per month. Most of the beneficiaries rely on disability for a significant portion of their income. Officials estimate that the majority of them never return to the workforce and remain dependent on the government.
The program has swelled in recent years—with rapid growth driving it full speed ahead to insolvency.
Since 2000, SSDI beneficiaries have increased by 73 percent. Experts from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco attribute that partially to population growth, but they also note "disability insurance caseloads as a share of the population age 20 to 64—known as the disability recipiency rate—also have risen rapidly over the past several decades."
Social Security officials say the increase is related to a number of factors including the aging population as well as a larger number of working women eligible for the program.
Others say the spike in beneficiaries is largely due to a 1984 policy change that expanded the qualifications for disability.
Economists at the National Bureau of Economic Research, Mark Duggan and Scott Imberman released an analysis that found that relaxed medical eligibility criteria was the biggest factor driving the increase in disability beneficiaries.
Regardless of the reason, the number of beneficiaries has increased and naturally, so has spending. According to the Social Security Administration, spending on the program has more than tripled since 1983 from $43 billion to $139 billion, adjusted for inflation. It now accounts for about 20 percent of the Social Security Administration's total budget.
Spending has ticked up so fast in recent years that revenue can't keep up. The government has paid out more than it has taken in every year since 2009, according to the Social Security Board of Trustees.
If the pattern continues and the program runs out of money by 2016, the millions of Americans collecting disability will see their benefits cut by at least 20 percent.
Related: 117,000 Americans Get Jobless and Disability Benefits
Yet, agency officials say the entitlement doesn't have to become insolvent. Congress could go in and replenish the fund. In its most recent report, the Social Security Board of Trustees suggests that one way of doing this would be to raise the federal payroll tax.
However, that would be a tough sell on Capitol Hill where any mention of tax increases is taboo—especially ahead of the midterm and presidential elections.
The more likely option is to reallocate funds from other Social Security programs, like Old Age and Survivors Insurance- the much larger-known Social Security insurance plan for the elderly. Congress has used this option at least 11 times since Social Security was enacted. The agency says both programs taken together will be solvent for at least two more decades.
The last time Congress used this quick-fix plan was in 1994 when the disability program was in a similarly dire financial situation. At the time, they predicted that the same thing would need to happen again in 2016…and look where we are now.
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Newly approved Ilaris treats an extremely rare group of autoimmune diseases. The drug's existence is due to the persistence of two doctors who saw its potential.
Illaris, approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on June 18, may never have seen the light of day if Dr. Tim Wright, head of translational medicine at Novartis, hadn't decided to "revive a drug that had been languishing in the company's labs," Kerry Capell reported for BusinessWeek.
Novartis, a Swiss pharmaceutical company, had previously tested the drug for rheumatoid arthritis, but had come up with disappointing results. Known as canakinumab, the drug works by blocking an immune system protein known as interleukin-1, according to BusinessWeek.
In February, a new study showed that stem cells may be the key to treating multiple sclerosis.
The FDA has approved the drug for two forms of cryopyrin-associated periodic syndrome, or CAPS—Muckle-Wells and familial cold auto-inflammatory syndrome. It is the first treatment approved for patients as young as four who suffer from the diseases. Symptoms can include conjunctivitis, fatigue, joint pain, headaches, rash and fever, reports Reuters, and long-term consequences can be serious or even fatal.
A study released in April showed that there may be genetic "brakes" that could slow down or entirely halt autoimmune diseases such as cancer or multiple sclerosis.
Although scientists once believed that "master" genes controlled the growth of cells that cause these conditions, the new study found that hundreds of genes interact, and that the variations within this genetic network explain the different ways in which people develop diseases. Scientists believed the study would be a key step in gaining a better understanding of cancer, multiple sclerosis and other autoimmune conditions in which the body's immune system mistakenly turns against the body's own tissue.
Read findingDulcinea's Web Guide to Genetics to learn more about genetic disorders, DNA sequencing, genetic research and to keep up to date on the latest in genetics news.


Society for Public Service Interpreting Ltd.
Please see Items I and II below.
On 4th March the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) confirmed the invitation PI4J received on 25th Feb to a meeting with all interpreter membership organisations on 12th March at the MoJ. Please see below the MoJ's proposed draft of the terms of reference. The PI4J Steering Committee (SC) discussed approach and tactics on 7th March, 2013. As explained in the SPSI update of 02-03-2013 following the seminar on 23rd Feb at this delicate stage, specifics must remain confidential. The MoJ draft also alludes to confidentiality and later circulation. Please see below.
Meetings and workshops to be held at the Ministry of Justice unless otherwise specified.
To discuss options to incentivise interpreters to work under the Ministry of Justice Language Services Contract.
To explore changes to the Contract to attract interpreters who previously worked in the justice sector and encourage interpreters on Capita's books to take more jobs under the Contract.
To consider ways to recruit new interpreters or those from other sectors.
All discussions to be in confidence but with agreed notes of progress that can be shared with interpreters.
The outcome of the workshops to be circulated to working group members.
The Minister and relevant officials will be kept informed of progress.
After the above meeting there will be, according to the MoJ letter, a further meeting between the minister, Helen Grant MP, and interpreter organisations.
Negotiations are moving towards a delicate and necessarily confidential stage.
I was asked to speak on behalf of PI4J to a group of constabularies in the South West: Dorset, Devon& Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire plus Avon & Somerset (lead force).
These forces meet regularly as Regional Custody Group, so they arranged a few meetings now dedicated solely to Interpreting and Translation Services. (Some of these forces announced recently that they were going to join TVP contract with Language Line, but they might have changed their mind now.).
Their collective yearly budget is between 4 and 5 million GBP. So almost as big as Met Police.
On 6th the police forces involved informed us as the meeting began that they are provisionally resolved NOT to use outsourcing, preferring to use their own interpreters plus any others that they may access in manners they are open to discussion with PI4J. The presentation (available on request) was about the features of the various collaborative models operating between the profession and police forces, (WITS, Cambridgeshire and the Met). As they insisted on talking about "economies" I told them that rates had not increased in 10 years and that cuts would mean that interpreters from survey data, would not be attracted to work for them. They responded that they do not seek to cut hourly rates, travel time or expenses and agreed that they needed to become more efficient.
I was ably supported by Tony Wilcox of WITS. It was good team work too.
The profession and the campaign did very well. I was able to send the chair a series of documents we have been generating. They were distributed and read.
Katrina Mayfield (interpreting manager, Cambridgeshire police) went to the West and spoke to them, convincing them they ought not to outsource, that they should work out a model or models that suited them and was the result of consultation with interpreters. The spend as already noted above, is huge, some £5 million a year on interpreting.
Tony in a very wise move has written a summary and submitted it to the chair. If confirmed it will firm things up nicely.
Prof Makin and myself met with the South West region police forces today to discuss their future interpreter service provision. Prof Makin had provided pre-reads on the current situation regarding the MoJ Framework Agreement, and it certainly appeared that all present were well informed.
These Forces are seeking an interim solution whilst national issues appear to be stagnated. They believe that at present it is likely that they will not get the level of service they require via the FWA. They are considering all alternatives.
They have made it clear that it is essential that they cut their current level of expenditure in this area. Equally important to them is to ensure that they get the highest quality of service that is available. To that end they are keen to work with PI4J to ensure that whatever delivery method they chose, is supported by professional interpreters.
They did not discuss any favoured model at this time.
The meeting was positive and opens the door for future discussion.


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What is the rhyming scheme of the poem "I Dream a World"?
The poem has 16 lines, which may be broken into four stanzas of four lines each. The poem's rhyme system is ABCB. This means that it contains an initial repetition of letters at the beginning of each line (ABAB CDCD EFEF GGHH) and a final repetition of letters at the end of each line (BCDC GGHH).
This poem is very difficult to analyze because it does not follow any specific pattern in terms of meter or rhyme. However, we can still identify strong and weak points within the work by looking at how the poet uses alliteration and assonance. For example, look at these three lines: "I dream a world where people will love one another." Here, the poet uses alliteration between the words "people" and "love". This means that they start with the same letter (P and L respectively).
Look at this other line: "I dream a world where children are always happy." Again, you can see that the poet uses alliteration between the words "children" and "happy". This time, they start with different letters (K and H, respectively).
What is the rhyming scheme of the poem Barter?
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem? To whom should I speak today?
What is the rhyme scheme in my heart that leaps up?
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem "My Country"?
What is the rhyme scheme of the poem "War Photographer"?
This poem has an ABCBDD rhyme system. The first line ends with a B and the last line starts with an A.
Barter is one of the oldest known written poems, dating back to c. 1000 BCE. It was written by people who lived in Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq) as part of their daily life. They bartered goods and services instead of money.
In poetry, rhymes function to link words together into lines, which are groups of verses. Each verse usually has a strong beat or stress on every other syllable; although not all poets follow this rule, it is the basic structure of English meter.
The most common form of rhyme in English is end-rhyme, where two words at the end of a line contain the same vowel sound ("car" and "air" are examples). Many pairs of words in English end in -y or -ie, which are easy ways for poets to achieve end-rhyme. For example, "still/pillow" and "heaven/e'en" are both types of end-rhyme.
The poem is divided into four stanzas. Each stanza follows the ABAAB rhyme pattern. That is, lines one, three, and four rhyme, and lines two and five rhyme. It is subject to interpretation for both the speaker and the listener. The speaker believes that no one will listen to his story, so he tells it to the river.
There are many different ways to interpret this poem. You can view it as a story about a boy who lives in a house by the sea. He has a very interesting life, but nobody cares about it because he is only visible to fish and birds. Or you can see it as the story of a young man who travels around looking for people who want to hear his opinions on politics or religion.
Either way, the main message is that everyone's life matters, even if you're not famous or powerful. There should be no such thing as meaningless work or trivial conversations. Everyone's story is important, and everyone needs to be heard.
Furthermore, the poem shows that it isn't just children's stories that have happy endings. Even though the boy in the poem doesn't get any reward for telling his story, it does get told in a way that helps him find love.
Finally, the last line of the poem says that "everyone's story ends in death", but some people don't know this yet.
ABCBCDDD is the rhyming scheme. (d). There are many more schemes used in poetry. This is just an example of a four-line stanza.
This poem's rhyme system is ABCB, with an end rhyme in both the verses and the chorus. The recurrence of the first sound in a succession of words is known as alliteration. In my nation, "for flood and fire and hunger" is an example of alliteration (Mackellar, 1908).
End-rhymed poems are common in English literature. Many songs, sonnets, and other poems are end-rhymned. End-rhyming is useful because it creates tension and excitement while maintaining a steady beat. It can also suggest unity since the last word or phrase in each line has a relationship to the first word or phrase in that line.
My country 'tis of thee...
...Sweet land of liberty,
Others may come and go,
But we will always love thee!
The poem is divided into four stanzas, with each stanza consisting of six lines. Each verse might be seen as as a single frame of a photograph, and each one conveys more about how the war photographer feels about his work. The rhyme structure of the poem is likewise consistent: a, b, b, c, dd. Where ddd comes after cc, this indicates that it is a different word than what came before it; in this case, a new emotion is being conveyed.
This poem has a ababccdd rhyme scheme. Ababccdd is another way of saying half-half-whole-whole because there are two halves to every line. This type of rhyme scheme is common in English poetry because it is easy to remember and sounds good when read aloud.
There are other ways to write a poem with four lines in it. One option would be to start each line with a capital letter, like this: A B B C D. This would look nice if you wanted to print the poem out as text, but it wouldn't make much sense if you were reading it silently. Capital letters are used in writing titles of books and articles for exactly this reason - so that they will be clear and understandable even when read out loud.
Another option would be to start each line with the same letter, but instead of going up one space, go down one space.
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La synagogue de Gênes, inaugurée en 1935, est située via Bertora à Gênes. C'est avec les synagogues de Trieste, Rome et Livourne l'une des quatre grandes synagogues monumentales du XXe siècle en Italie et avec la petite synagogue orthodoxe de Rijeka (aujourd'hui en Croatie) l'un des exemples de synagogues italiennes construites à l'époque fasciste.

Histoire
Une communauté de juifs génois remonte au haut Moyen Âge. Cassiodore raconte comment entre 507 et 511, Théodoric le Grand « empêcha les Juifs de Gênes d'agrandir la synagogue existante et les força à se borner à la réparer ; dans ces mêmes années, Théodoric confirma aux Juifs de Gênes le droit de se conformer à leur lois dans le domaine religieux même lorsqu'elles contredisaient la législation générale ».

De petits groupes de Juifs étaient présents à Gênes surtout à partir de 1658, lorsque la ville devint un port franc. Dans les zones qui leur sont assignées comme ghetto, trois petits oratoires se succèdent, aujourd'hui disparus : in vico del Campo, in piazza dei Tessitori et près des murs de Malapaga. Au début du , le développement industriel produit une croissance démographique rapide ; en quelques années, plus de 2 500 Juifs arrivèrent dans la cité ligure. La communauté juive de Gênes souhaite alors se doter d'un édifice monumental, digne du statut et du prestige de la ville. C'est la plus grande synagogue construite en Italie pendant la période fasciste, en 1935.

La conception de la synagogue a été confiée à l'architecte Francesco Morandi qui a conçu une structure massive et carrée en béton armé, surmontée d'un grand dôme central et de quatre demi-dômes d'angle. De hautes fenêtres à fentes s'ouvrent sur les murs. Sur la façade se trouve le grand portail surmonté d'une lunette avec l'image peinte des Tables de la Loi et l'inscription en hébreu :  « Car ma maison sera appelée la maison de prière de tous les peuples » (Is 56,7). Au-dessus du portail se trouve une immense rosace sur laquelle est représentée l'étoile de David.

L'intérieur a la forme d'un vaste amphithéâtre, avec deux hautes galeries féminines semi-circulaires. Le point focal est donné par l'aron avec la bimah devant. Tous les meubles sont modernes. En 1959, trois vitraux ont été posés, œuvre d'Emanuele Luzzati, représentant les emblèmes des douze tribus d'Israël et la menorah.

La synagogue est actuellement utilisée comme siège de la communauté juive de Gênes.

Le raid du 3 novembre 1943
Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, sous l'occupation nazie, la synagogue de Gênes a été le théâtre d'un des événements les plus tragiques de l' Holocauste en Italie. Le 3 novembre 1943, les troupes SS ont fait irruption dans la synagogue et ont forcé le gardien Bino Polacco sous la menace de mort pour ses enfants à convoquer des membres de la communauté pour une prétendue réunion dans la synagogue. Pour ceux qui sont tombés dans le piège et se sont présentés au rendez-vous, il n'y avait pas d'échappatoire. Finalement, une cinquantaine de Juifs furent ainsi capturés et envoyés à Auschwitz, où ils moururent. Parmi eux, le grand rabbin de l'époque Riccardo Pacifici et le gardien Bino Polacco, avec sa famille, dont ses enfants de 2 et 4 ans. Une stèle de marbre, placée à l'extérieur de l'édifice, rappelle, aujourd'hui, les 301 juifs génois morts, victimes des déportations nazi-fascistes.

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Breaking: after pressure from Petronas, B.C. government sets LNG tax rate at 3.5%
Jenny Uechi
Christy Clark at second annual international LNG in BC conference in May 2014. Photo from BC government.
Two weeks after Malaysian state-owned gas giant Petronas threatened to delay its $11 billion LNG project in B.C., British Columbia announced it is cutting its proposed tax rate by half.
According to draft legislation in February, the B.C. government intended to charge a tax rate starting at 1.5 per cent and 7 per cent on net income once LNG terminals recover capital costs.
But on October 6, Petronas CEO Shamsul Azhar Abbas warned that his company could delay its Pacific Northwest LNG project if the B.C. government could not come to an agreement with industry on ways to lower costs on the project by the month's end.
After pressure from industry for better terms to invest in B.C., the government has announced today it will charge a tax starting at 1.5 per cent and going up to 3.5 per cent. After 2037, the rate will increase to 5 per cent to ensure that "proponents have time to build a strong foundation in the communities in which they operate before the full extent of the tax is applied".
"This marks an important next step in attracting LNG industry in British Columbia," Premier Christy Clark said in a news release. "Our competitive tax framework provides certainty and stability for proponents, long-term revenues for British Columbians and encourages high paying jobs that will come and be generated by the establishment of this industry."
To date, none of the proponents of 18 LNG shipping terminals in British Columbia has agreed to start construction.
Finance Minister Michael de Jong said it was "complex" to negotiate a tax rate that worked for both industry and B.C., and that 3.5 per cent struck the right balance.
Professor Jennifer Winter of The School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary told the Vancouver Observer in an earlier interview that B.C. would be in danger of losing out on LNG developments if it didn't lower its taxes.
"Reducing the tier 2 portion of the LNG tax could make a difference between a project being profitable or not," she said, adding that LNG producers are faced with steep production and transportation costs and uncertain profit margins on the international market.
According to energy journalist Andrew Nikiforuk, however, B.C. already has one of the lowest tax programs for natural gas in the world. Earlier this year, a report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives suggested that even if gas prices remained high for the next 30 years, British Columbia would not be getting $100 billion from new LNG projects, as the Premier had promised during her election campaign.
In the report, economist Marc Lee calculated that even if the LNG sold for top dollar ($16.36/mmbtu) and taxed at 7 per cent – it would only amount to $1.7-billion annually. As a result of the new tax, that amount could turn out to be lower than projected.
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The sequel the series deserves is coming to Nintendo Switch.
Oh boy. We thought Nintendo's E3 showing would center entirely around Super Mario Odyssey, but it had another bombshell for us in its Direct livestream showcase. A decade later, Metroid is truly coming back -- and we're not talking Freedom Force. We're getting Metroid Prime 4.
Yep, the last Metroid title we saw was a 3DS-only multiplayer shooter that didn't really follow on from the Prime series, so the existence of Metroid Prime 4 will be welcome news to a lot of Samus fans.
The fact that MP4 is coming to the Switch was literally all we got -- but it adds to the company's momentum for bringing its biggest properties to Switch. Zelda? Check. Mario Kart and Mario World? Check. Alongside Pokemon, Metroid Prime will eventually join the Switch's A-Team lineup. Still waiting on that Mario Paint Switch, though.


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Q: Android : Dynamic View Pager Just showing Changes in the first fragment I m very much new to android, What i m trying is to dynamically create swipe tabs and add swipable pages i.e Fragments to a view pager.
I saw some of the tutorials and tried a few things out.
I m pasting the code for the same below.
this is the fragment class which I m adding to the viewpager
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.TextView;
import android.widget.Toast;

import technovators.mahendraprophecy.R;

/**
 * A simple {@link android.app.Fragment} subclass.
 */
public class SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT extends android.support.v4.app.Fragment {

    static String category;

    public SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT() {
        // Required empty public constructor
    }
    public static final SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT newInstance(String message)

    {
        category=message;
        SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT f = new SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT();
        Bundle bdl = new Bundle(1);
        return f;
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState)
    {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
        Toast.makeText(getActivity(),category,Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
        ((TextView) getActivity().findViewById(R.id.cat)).setText(category);
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        // Inflate the layout for this fragment
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.sub_list_fragment, container, false);
    }

}

this is the main fragment which has the tabs and a viewpager attached to it
public class LATEST_NEWSLETTERS extends android.support.v4.app.Fragment {

    MaterialTabs subTabs;
    ViewPager subPager;
    private String[] titles = new String[]{"Weekly Newsletter", "Market News & Updates", "Day Trade Flash News"};
    ArrayList<String> headers,header_colors,category_ids;
    List<Fragment> fList;
    public LATEST_NEWSLETTERS()
    {

    }

    public LATEST_NEWSLETTERS(String categoryData)
    {
        try
        {
            JSONObject object=new JSONObject(categoryData);
            JSONArray array=object.getJSONArray("categories");
            headers=new ArrayList<>();
            header_colors=new ArrayList<>();
            category_ids=new ArrayList<>();
            fList = new ArrayList<Fragment>();

            for(int i=0;i<array.length();i++)
            {
                object=array.getJSONObject(i);
                headers.add(object.getString("name"));
                header_colors.add(object.getString("bgcolor"));
                category_ids.add(object.getString("cat_id"));
                fList.add(SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT.newInstance(object.getString("cat_id")));
            }
        }
        catch (JSONException e)
        {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

    }

    void setupTabs()
    {
        subTabs= (MaterialTabs) getActivity().findViewById(R.id.subTabs);
        subPager= (ViewPager) getActivity().findViewById(R.id.subPager);
        latestNewLetterAdapter adapter=new latestNewLetterAdapter(getFragmentManager());
        subPager.setAdapter(adapter);
        subTabs.setViewPager(subPager);
        subTabs.setIndicatorColor(Color.parseColor(header_colors.get(0)));
        subTabs.setTextColorSelected(Color.parseColor(header_colors.get(0)));

        subPager.addOnPageChangeListener(new ViewPager.OnPageChangeListener()
        {
            @Override
            public void onPageScrolled(int position, float positionOffset, int positionOffsetPixels) {
            }

            @Override
            public void onPageSelected(int position)
            {
                subTabs.setIndicatorColor(Color.parseColor(header_colors.get(position)));
            }

            @Override
            public void onPageScrollStateChanged(int state) {

            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        return inflater.inflate(R.layout.mainfragment_latest_newsletters, container, false);
    }

    @Override
    public void onActivityCreated(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onActivityCreated(savedInstanceState);
        setupTabs();
    }

    class latestNewLetterAdapter extends FragmentStatePagerAdapter implements MaterialTabs.CustomTabProvider
    {
        public latestNewLetterAdapter(FragmentManager fm)
        {
            super(fm);
        }

        @Override
        public Fragment getItem(int position)
        {
            return fList.get(position);
        }

        @Override
        public void destroyItem(ViewGroup container, int position, Object object) {
            // TODO Auto-generated method stub

        }

/*
        @Override
        public CharSequence getPageTitle(int position)
        {
            String x=headers.get(position);
            if(x.contains("&"))
            {
              x=x.replaceAll("&"," & ");
            }
            return x;
        }
*/
        @Override
        public int getCount()
        {
            return headers.size();
        }

        @Override
        public View getCustomTabView(ViewGroup viewGroup, int i) {
            TextView header=new TextView(getActivity());
            String x=headers.get(i);
            if(x.contains("&"))
            {
                x=x.replaceAll("&"," & ");
            }
            header.setTextColor(Color.parseColor(header_colors.get(i)));
            header.setText(x);
            header.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);
            return header;
        }
    }
}

I m retrieving json (json-array) data from the server usin a Async Task in the previous activity and passing it to this fragement in form of a string in the constructor.
The Adapter fills the tabs with Titles and gets the items from the fragment list created in the custom constructor of the fragment class, i have also read that using a custom constructor is not a good practice, I will be implementing interfaces for the same purpose but that's not the major issue here.
Problem
If you see, I m passing category id to each fragment of the viewpager and it should set the respective category in each of the fragment but what happens here is it just setting the id in the first fragment or call it the first tab rest all fragments just show the text "category id" and not the category which is to be set instead when i swipe to the second fragement the cateory id of second fragment is set in the first one, when i swipe to the third fragment the category id of the third one is set to the first
So basically all actions are taking place in the first fragment only instead of all.
Please help me where m i wrong ?
I need dynamic pages to be added as the no of categories are varying every time and accordingly the number of pages should be added to the view pager and a list will be loaded in each page corresponding to the category id of that page.

A: In your SUB_LIST_FRAGMENT, try moving your code from onActivityCreated to onCreateView. The result should look something like this:
@Override
public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup container, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    // Inflate the layout for this fragment
    View inflatedView = inflater.inflate(R.layout.sub_list_fragment, container, false);
    ((TextView) inflatedView.findViewById(R.id.cat)).setText(category);
}

onActivityCreated probably only gets called once while onCreateView will be called each time a new fragment is created in your viewpager.

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CONGRATS. MORE THAN READY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION
Jock Davidson2017-03-30T08:15:39+10:00August 15th, 2012|
Vinery champion More Than Ready registered his 103rd stakes winner with Funfair in the Colleen Stakes (L) and unbeaten Kauai Katie recorded his biggest success to date as a broodmare sire in the G2 Adirondack Stakes at Saratoga.
Funfair (2f More Than Ready – Fleuron by Distant View) took command at the top of the straight and surged clear to score by more than three lengths. She had won on debut by a similar margin at Belmont Park last month.
"She's a really special horse," jockey Joe Bravo said after the filly clocked 56.60s for 1000m. "You had to be impressed with that effort."
The Kentucky bred filly is trained by Christophe Clement for owner-breeder Catherine Wills. Her dam Fleuron is a half-sister to the Wills bred Dynever (Dynaformer) who was G1 placed in a Dubai World Cup and Breeders' Cup Classic.
Wills bred Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile winner Furthest Land (Smart Strike) from Fleuron's half-sister Flagrant (Rahy).
Kauai Katie is also unbeaten after two starts following a near three-length victory in the G2 Adirondack Stakes (1300m). She had blitzed a maiden field by 12 lengths on the opening day of the Saratoga meeting.
Kauai Katie (2f Malibu Moon – More Than Pretty by More Than Ready) is trained by Todd Pletcher for Stonestreet Stables. She was bred by Spendthrift Farm and cost $490,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Florida 2YO Sale earlier this year.
"She's a very talented filly," jockey Rosie Napravnik said. "I was riding with a lot of confidence and I had a lot of horse underneath me. The sky's the limit and, hopefully, she will stay healthy and we can carry on with the good races coming up."
Her dam More Than Pretty has been a regular visitor to Malibu Moon (A P Indy) at Spendthrift Farm. She was a Listed winner of the 2006 Open Mind Stakes at Churchill Downs before retiring to stud.
More Than Ready began shuttling to Vinery in 2001 and there have only been 40 starters from his Aussie bred mares to date. Leading the way are stakes performed fillies Comearoundsundown (Not A Single Doubt) and Amber's Crown (Excites).
More Than Ready (Southern Halo) will stand for a $121,000 (inc gst) fee at Vinery in 2012 whilst one of A.P Indy's hottest young son's Congrats will cover another full book at a fee of $22,000 inc GST.
PLUCK N' THE MARES
MOSSMAN TO DOUBLE UP YET AGAIN
HOW MUCH FOR TESTA MARE'S? ORTENSIA'S BROTHER?
THERE MAY BE ONEMORE AFTER ALL
VINERY U.S INTEREST ON THE MARKET
LOVELY DAUGHTER THE LATEST FOR BIG BROWN
PLUCK, THE PICK OF PARADES
STATS DO THE TALKING, CONGRATS FOALS DO THE WALKING


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With the first of two 'start hard' strategies nailed it was time for the second – hit the bike start hard to get to the top guys. After seeing there were so few people ahead of the group of about 50 we were in at the first turnaround at 8k I put my big boy pants on and nailed it back down the hill into town and up Palani onto the Queen K at 12k where the bike ride proper starts. It turned out I was next to a mate, Barry, who also likes to tap the pedals so we worked together for maybe 15 minutes to bridge up to the main front group of 20 or 30 guys. At this point he went to the front and my big efforts were done until the run so it was time to settle down to target power. The move had been worth it – just a small number of strong riders and most importantly everyone knew the drafting rules and behaved. Not the case 2-10 minutes behind us.
The pace line started fragmenting as we approached the end of the Queen K at Kawaihae and I chose not to burn any matches to stick with the front moves. I took the 10k climb to Hawi from 85k easy to keep heart rate and temperature down and instead hit the return descent hard with those big boy pants back on again. Once back onto the Queen K it was time for business – 70k with the last 25k into a stiff headwind. I felt great, wasn't bothered by the heat (no clouds – means the run will be HOT), was clearly well hydrated (!) and whilst many were now blowing up I picked my way through the field still feeling controlled. Rolling back into town was a hell of a buzz. I was even feeling good enough to attempt a full speed flying dismount, which I haven't tried in Ironman since I had amusing double hamstring cramp doing it at Roth in 2012… but this time it was a full on crowd pleaser which got a good cheer and celebration when I pulled it off. Bike 4:57.
Finally Palani came. Kayeman gave me loudspeaker love like only he can. I hope he knows the joy that went into his high 5. Then turning onto Ali'i and the final kilometre. First it was Steven Lord going bananas, then Sharon Rowe screaming her head off that kicked off some emotions I'd been holding back until knowing I was home and hosed. Having not had a whole barrel of laughs the previous hour I now didn't want it to end. Ali'i Drive was sensational and I'm getting goosebumps just recalling the memory a week later. There was an unspoken rule amongst the 3 or 4 guys I was finishing near – we weren't battling it out for top-5 podium Umekes so nobody raced the end – take your time, soak it up and we'll follow eachother down the chute in orderly time gaps. To. That. Finish. Line.
Top work paul & great read. You've convinced me to keep gunning for kona! Enjoy putting your feet up for a bit.
Incredibly motivating for a Friday afternoon read!


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Keep It Secret: Congress Should Back Off the B-21 Program
Lawmakers' calls for more transparency and fixed-price contracts will only hurt an Air Force acquisition effort that is doing well so far.
Mackenzie Eaglen
Defense Budget
By Mackenzie Eaglen
Resident fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Five times in April, Russian military forces flexed their muscles against American military personnel out on patrol, repeatedly conducting dangerous barrel rolls over an Air Force recon aircraft and buzzing a U.S. Navy destroyer on patrol in the Baltic. Yet instead of helping to craft a response to these uncontested provocations, Congress is threatening to upend the Air Force's crucial bomber program just as it takes off after a decade of failed launches.
As Congress debates its annual 2,000-page defense authorization bills this month, one issue in particular will likely go all the way to a formal White House veto threat. That disagreement is the Senate's push for the Air Force to publicly disclose its cost estimate for its new B-21 bomber. For operational secrecy, the Air Force legitimately refuses to reveal how far under the original cost estimate the development phase currently is — hardly your typical "defense acquisition gone wild" headline.
But this is not a simple accounting or transparency dispute. Congress wants the Air Force to give away the "crown jewels" of a necessarily secretive program. The past two decades saw continued breaches of major American weapons programs—think the C-17 airlifter and F-35 fighter—by the Chinese and others. This theft of state secrets allows adversaries to plan and build cheaper, faster counters to U.S. technology. The openness and insecurity of the Pentagon's acquisition system contributes directly to the rapid erosion of the U.S. military's technological edge.
Worse, unneeded transparency risks sacrificing a national military advantage for no tangible gain. Because weight and cost are so closely correlated for aircraft development, revealing the final cost estimate could allow adversaries to piece together a useful sketch of the bomber's range, payload, and most importantly for stealthy aircraft, its size. Additionally, the B-21's secrecy so far helped it avoid the "requirements creep" and gold-plating that could initiate the program's spiral into failure, as happened with the DDG-1000 Zumwalt destroyer and Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle.
The reality is that Congress has successfully overseen highly classified programs for decades and could ably do so for the B-21 bomber. While public disclosure is often conducive to oversight, it can hamper certain weapons programs, encouraging political tampering that engenders cost overruns, schedule delays, and over-sharing of critical technical details.
Related: Here Are A Few Things the New Air Force Bomber Will Do Besides Drop Bombs
Read more: New Air Force Bomber Is a Critical Piece of the Pentagon's Pacific Weaponry
See also: Meet the Secretive Team Shaping the Air Force's New Bomber
If public debate on the bomber's cost is necessary, will Congress treat classified Navy and Army programs similarly? Unlikely, given that the Air Force's bomber replacement has always fought for every scrap of support both in the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill. After numerous misfires and cancellations since 2005, America's airmen can finally point to a promising, cost-effective program in the B-21. The program is poised to beat both its development and production cost targets and finally meet the Air Force's demonstrable and growing need for a large fleet of kick-down-the-door penetrating bombers.
A second challenge from the Senate Armed Services Committee is likely to venture deeper beyond award cost into contract type. Chairman Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., believes the Air Force used the wrong contract for the program's development. The "cost-plus" contract currently in place pays the contractor as it performs work. These contracts are often used for the risky development phase when a cost estimate is very difficult to get right. By contrast, McCain wants the Air Force to use a "fixed-price" contract where the Air Force and the contractor set a price and any cost increase above that comes from the company's coffers.
Backseat driving on the B-21 contract will further delay the program and quite possibly lead to the same cost overruns Congress wants to avoid.
Left unsaid is that the Air Force has already indicated that the entire production phase of the bomber program—70 percent or more of its total cost—will be conducted on a fixed-price basis.
Fixed-price contracts work well for the production of low-complexity aircraft and vehicles with large commercial and foreign sales prospects. Yet misapplied fixed-price aircraft development programs have encountered great difficulty—for example, the F-111, V-22, C-5, C-17, and A-12 aircraft programs.
While critics of the Air Force cite the success of a fixed-price contract in making Boeing pay for development overruns on the new KC-46A aerial tanker, this argument elides the fact that the bomber is far more complex than the tanker and Boeing was willing to sign any contract, no matter how harsh, to keep Airbus out of the American tanker market.
Even as this high-risk, low-reward argument goes on, Congress continues to ignore real egregious contracting mishaps such as the "lowest price, technically acceptable" solicitation for a $17.5 billion IT contract.
In short, for a promise of small cost savings unlikely to materialize, backseat driving on the B-21 contract will certainly further delay the program and quite possibly lead to the same cost overruns Congress wants to avoid.
The B-21 bomber has already suffered six months of "process" delay resulting from a failed Lockheed/Boeing bid protest in late 2015. The U.S. Air Force—and more importantly the entire joint force—cannot afford further delays in fielding this foundational capability for 21st-century power projection.
The Air Force's new bomber is a necessary American strategic asset and essential investment. We risk sacrificing deterrence and actually losing in war without the B-21.
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The Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh was constituted on 23 April 1994 under the provisions of the article 243K of the Constitution of India. The very foundation of a constitutional body to supervise the process of elections in the state was laid after the independence of the country in 1947 when the U.P. Panchayat Raj Act 1947 was enacted. The amendments no. 73 and 74 to the constitution of India enabled the Election Commission of Uttar Pradesh to conduct free, fair and transparent elections to the village/zilla panchayats and the municipalities in the state.
The Chief Election Commissioner of Uttar Pradesh is Umesh Sinha, who is a 1986 batch IAS officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre.
Assembly elections are due in Uttar Pradesh in early 2017. The Samajwadi Party (SP) government is nearing the end of its full term of five years after winning the 2012 elections in the state. While the BSP was reduced to 80 seats, SP won by a comfortable majority of 224 seats. The BJP and Congress got 47 and 28 seats respectively. The Uttar Pradesh state legislature consists of a total of 403 assembly seats.
The Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party are the two main political contenders in Uttar Pradesh. Besides, national political parties BJP and Congress also have important stakes in this politically significant state. Uttar Pradesh is the largest state in India in terms of population. It returns the largest number of seats to the Lok Sabha.
In the run-up to 2017 elections, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav and his government face the tough task of fending criticism and convincing voters to give them another chance. Opposition parties have slammed the Akhilesh government for breakdown of law and order in the state since the time it came to power. Akhilesh himself is often dismissed as a puppet chief minister and it is said that the real decisions are taken by his father, SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, and his uncle Ram Gopal Yadav, who bear no accountability to the people. With less than a year left, the Akhilesh government is launching schemes and gifting sops in a last-ditch bid to woo voters.
Trying her best to ensure that this doesn't work, main opposition leader Mayawati and her party BSP have started preparations to clinch power in 2017. Giving these two regional heavyweights a tough fight will be BJP which has the advantage of being in power at the Centre. The Congress is also hoping to revive its fortunes in the forthcoming Assembly elections. It has appointed poll strategist Praveen Kishor to seek advice on how to bounce back from oblivion in the state.
Needless to say, one should expect frenetic political activity in Uttar Pradesh as election day draws closer. While BSP, BJP and Congress will fight it out to win the voters' trust, the SP will face its own challenge of anti-incumbency sentiments.
The Indian National Congress has dominated the state's politics since independence. In the late nineties the rise of regional parties such as Samajwadi Party (SP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has challenged the traditional political base of the INC in the state. The BSP came to power in the state 2007 with an absolute majority. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is also a major party in the state. In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections the INC won 21 seats while the BSP won 20 and the SP won 23 seats. The BJP won 10 seats.
Some recent prominent politicians of the state are the former Chief Minister of the state, Shri Mulayam Singh Yadav of the SP , who has also served as the Defense Minister of the country and Shri Kanshi Ram , the founder of the Bahujan Samaj party. Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee, the 10th Prime Minister of India represented Lucknow, the capital of UP, in the Lok sabha Smt Sonia Gandhi, Shri Rahul Gandhi, , Dr Murali Manohar Joshi (BJP), Smt Menaka Gandhi are all Lok Sabha MPs from the state.
The state is one of the few in the country which has a bicameral legislature with two houses -the lower and the upper. The lower house is the Vidhan Sabha or the State Legislative Assembly and the Upper house is called the Vidhan Parishad or the Legislative council. The Vidhan Sabha had 431 members till 1967, but now the Vidhan Sabha consists of 403 directly elected members and one nominated member from the Anglo-Indian community. The Vidhan Parishad has 100 members.
Uttar Pradesh has 80 parliamentary constituencies out of which 17 are reserved for a candidate belonging to scheduled caste. Some of the parliamentary constituencies are Saharanpur, Kairana, Muzaffarnagar,Bijnor, Nagina, Moradabad, Rampur, Sambhal, Amroha, Meerut, Baghpat, Gautam Budh Nagar, Mathura, Agra, Fatehpur Sikri, Ferozabad, Mainpuri, Etah, Badaun, Aonla, Pilibhit, Shahjahanpur, Lucknow, Rai Bareli, Kannauj, Kanpur, Jhansi, and Allahabad. The state has 403 legislative assembly constituencies out of which 85 are reserved for a candidate belonging to scheduled caste. Some of the assembly constituencies are Behat, Nakur, Saharanpur, Deoband, Rampur Maniharan (SC), Gangoh, Kairana, Shamli, Budhana, Charthawal, Muzaffar Nagar, Khatauli, Najibabad, Nagina (SC), Dhampur, Nehtaur (SC), Bijnor, Thakurdwara, Gorakhpur Urban, Chauri-Chaura, Kushinagar, Asmoli, and Chandausi (SC).
The last Vidhan Sabha election was held in March 2012. The poll was held in seven phases. The total number of political parties- national, state and registered (unrecognized)- which participated in the Vidhan Sabha election was 222. The number of contestants in the fray was 6839. The number of electors was 127492836. The number of electors who voted was 75725793, which was 59.40% or the total number of electors.
The Bahujan samaj party won 80 seats, the BJP won 47 seats, the Nationalist Congress Party won 1 seat, the INC won 28, Rashtriya Lok Dal won 9 seats, and the Samajwadi Party won 224 seats. Samajwadi party formed the government with Shri Akhilesh Yadav as the Chief Minister.
The Speaker of the state legislative assembly is Shri Mata Prasad Pandey. The Leader of the Opposition is Shri Swami Prasad Maurya of the Bahujan Samaj Party.
The Vidhan Parishad is a permanent house of 100 members. The members are elected or nominated for six years and one sixth of them retire every two years. Out of the 100 Legislative Council members, 10 are nominated by the Governor. The rest are elected by various electoral colleges in the state such as those of the Vidhan Sabha members, local bodies, teachers and graduates.
Some of the current Vidhan Parishad members are Shri Parmeshwar Lal (BSP), Shri Jitendra Yadav(BSP), Shri R S Kushwaha(BSP), Shri Akshay Pratap Singh (SP), and Shri Dinesh Pratap Singh (INC).


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Q: Get more info out of a Python3 OSError I am using Python3 on Ubuntu with the HID module python3-hid.
If I use it to open a device, I simply get back:
OSError: open failed

Which prompted me to handle the exception, and see if I can get more information out of it:
    try:
        h.open(vend, prod)
    except OSError as error :
        print(error)
        print(error.strerror)
        print(error.filename)
        sys.exit(1)

To my surprise, no further information was available, as both strerror and filename were None.
open failed
None
None

NOTE: My open() succeeds when I run as root, so I know this is a permission thing. But why can't this OSError tell me that it is permission related?
How do I get all the details (specific reason of failure, and filename involved) out of an OSError?
UPDATE: The traceback leads to hid.pyx file:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/tmp/./tst.py", line 30, in <module>
    h.open(vend, prod)
  File "hid.pyx", line 66, in hid.device.open

I am not sure why my system can't find the hid.pyx file.
$ dpkg -S hid.pyx
dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern *hid.pyx*

Checking the upstream package from Ubuntu... it turns out that python3-hid is part of the software for a crypto coin wallet? Strange. I think I will skip using this module, and maybe write directly in C, using libhidapi-hidraw which this python module also uses.


Identity theft is a significant concern for everyone, but there are some people who are more susceptible to it for a variety of reasons. In general, those who have a larger public exposure than average will be targeted more often by identity thieves than those who leave behind a very small public footprint. There are also specific actions that may make it more likely someone's identity will be stolen. Identity thieves will often target demographics not likely to notice issues with their credit reports. Here are three vulnerable groups.
Politicians and high-level professionals may not realize their job descriptions often require a large amount of credit exposure. Most politicians, CEOs and similar executives will have their names, addresses and other identifying information published in a myriad of sources. This makes them an easy target for identity thieves.
Earlier this year, the social security numbers of several American politicians and celebrities were posted online, including a police chief and the attorney general. To further complicate the issue, many high-powered politicians and executives don't do their own accounting. This means new accounts and suspicious charges can go unnoticed for months, or even years. Those who have their personal information available to the public need to be especially vigilant about checking their credit reports, bank statements and credit card statements.
Those who conduct a lot of business online will often find themselves providing a great deal of their personal information, such as tax ID numbers, to third parties. This is usually unavoidable, but it does come with some risks. The online business owner has no way of controlling whether these third parties are reputable, or whether they may experience a data breach. They also have no guarantee they will be notified if a third party does experience a data breach.
Online business owners, small business owners and entrepreneurs need to be extremely cautious about the possibility of identity theft and need to be aware of how the Internet can facilitate this type of theft. Social media can also be used to assume a business's identity.
College students are one of the demographics most vulnerable to identity theft because they are sent a multitude of new credit applications every week. They also move a lot, which means their mail is sometimes misdirected. Because they don't often think to check their credit reports, they won't be able to identify any suspicious activity. It is very important for college students to learn about the risk of identity theft and how to best protect themselves from it.
Those who have determined they are likely a high-risk individual may want to consider investing in a service such as LifeLock. These services lock down an individual's identity so no one can open new lines of credit in their names without first verifying themselves. These services also come with many features to help monitor credit reports and identify suspicious activity.
Do you know someone who has been a victim of identity theft? Share your thoughts in the comments.


The morning was fair, and the weather pleasent; at 10 oCk A M. agreably to an appointment of the preceeding day, I was joined by Capt. Stoddard, Lieuts. Milford  & Worrell  together with Messrs. A. Chouteau, C. Gratiot, and many other respectable inhabitants of St. Louis, who had engaged to accompany me to the Vilage of St. Charles; accordingly at 12 Oclk after bidding an affectionate adieu to my Hostis, that excellent woman the spouse of Mr. Peter Chouteau,  and some of my fair friends of St. Louis, we set forward to that village in order to join my friend companion and fellow labourer Capt. William Clark who had previously arrived at that place with the party destined for the discovery of the interior of the continent of North America the first 5 miles of our rout laid through a beatifull high leavel and fertail prarie which incircles the town of St. Louis from N. W. to S. E. the lands through which we then passed are somewhat broken up fertile the plains and woodlands are here indiscriminately interspersed untill you arrive within three miles of the vilage when the woodland commences and continues to the Missouri the latter is extreamly fertile. At half after one P. M. our progress was interrupted [hole] the near approach of a violent thunder storm from the N. W. and concluded to take shelter in a little cabbin hard by untill the rain should be over; accordingly we alighted and remained about an hour and a half and regailed ourselves with a could collation which we had taken the precaution to bring with us from St. Louis.
Captn. Clark now informed me that having gotten all the stores on board the Barge and perogues on the evening of the 13th of May he determined to leave our winter cantainment at the mouth of River Dubois the next day, and to ascend the Missouri as far as the Vilage of St. Charles, where as it had been previously concerted between us, he was to wait my arrival; this movement while it advanced us a small distance on our rout, would also enable him to determine whether the vessels had been judiciously loaded and if not timely to make the necessary alterations; accordingly at 4 P. M. on Monday the 14th of May 1804, he embarked with the party in the presence of a number of the neighbouring Citizens who had assembled to witness his departure. during the fore part of this day it rained excessively hard. In my last letter to the President dated at St. Louis I mentioned the departure of Capt. Clark from River Dubois on the 15th Inst,  which was the day that had been calculated on, but having completed the arrangements a day earlyer he departed on the 14th as before mentioned. On the evening of the 14th the party halted and encamped on the upper point of the first Island which lyes near the Larbord shore,  on the same side and nearly opposite the center of this Island a small Creek disimbogues called Couldwater.
The course and distance of this day was West 4 Miles the Wind from N. E.
rained the greater part of this evening. Suped with Mr. Charles Tayon, the late Comdt. of S: Charles a Spanish Ensign.


Ironically, when filmmakers came in to do their pitches for the reboot, to either write or direct, a majority of them wanted to use the Vulture.
It's great to see Marvel use a character that we've been wanting and waiting to see on screen ever since the abandoned fourth film in the Sam Raimi series.
Are you excited to see the Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming? Do you think he was the best choice for the villain? Sound off in the comments below!


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