ORJINAL LINK: HTTPS://WWW.KAP.ORG.TR/Bildirim/641358 PAY DISINDA SERMAYE PIYASASI ARACI ISLEMLERINE ILISKIN BILDIRIM (FAIZ ICEREN) OZET BILGI	TRSAKFKK1910 ISIN KODLU TAHVILIN 15.11.2017 TARIHLI IKINCI KUPON ODEMESI YAPILAN ACIKLAMA GUNCELLEME MI ?	EVET YAPILAN ACIKLAMA DUZELTME MI ?	HAYIR YAPILAN ACIKLAMA ERTELENMIS BIR ACIKLAMA MI ?	HAYIR YONETIM KURULU KARAR TARIHI	17.08.2016 ILGILI IHRAC TAVANI BILGILERI PARA BIRIMI	TRY TUTAR	1.400.000.000 IHRAC TAVANI KIYMET TURU	BORCLANMA ARACI SATIS TURU	TAHSISLI-NITELIKLI YATIRIMCIYA SATIS YURT ICI / YURT DISI	YURT ICI IHRAC EDILECEK SERMAYE PIYASASI ARACI BILGILERI TURU	OZEL SEKTOR TAHVILI VADESI	13.11.2019 VADE (GUN SAYISI)	1.092 FAIZ ORANI TURU	DEGISKEN ISIN KODU	TRSAKFKK1910 ARACILIK HIZMETI ALINAN YATIRIM KURULUSU	AK YATIRIM MENKUL DEGERLER A.S. TERTIP IHRAC BELGESI ONAY TARIHI	04.10.2016 SATISA BASLANMA TARIHI	14.11.2016 SATISIN TAMAMLANMA TARIHI	16.11.2016 VADE BASLANGIC TARIHI	16.11.2016 SATISI GERCEKLESTIRILEN NOMINAL TUTAR	70.000.000 KUPON SAYISI	6 DOVIZ CINSI TRY SERMAYE PIYASASI ARACININ ITFA PLANI KUPON SIRA NO	ODEME TARIHI KAYIT TARIHI * YATIRIMCI HESAPLARINA ODENME TARIHI	FAIZ ORANI (%)	ODEME TUTARI	DOVIZ KURU	ODEMESI GERCEKLESTIRILDI MI? 1	17.05.2017	16.05.2017	17.05.2017	2,5527	1.786.890	EVET 2	15.11.2017	14.11.2017	15.11.2017	2,6287	1.840.090	EVET 3	16.05.2018	15.05.2018	16.05.2018	4	14.11.2018	13.11.2018	14.11.2018	5	15.05.2019	14.05.2019	15.05.2019	6	13.11.2019	12.11.2019	13.11.2019	ANAPARA / VADESONU ODEME TUTARI	13.11.2019	12.11.2019	13.11.2019	* HAK SAHIPLERININ BELIRLENDIGI TARIH. EK ACIKLAMALAR TRSAKFKK1910 ISIN KODLU, ITFA TARIHI 13 KASIM 2019 OLAN TUFE``YE ENDEKSLI KUPONLU TAHVILIN 15.11.2017 TARIHLI IKINCI KUPON ODEMESI BUGUN 1.840.090,00 TL OLARAK GERCEKLESTIRILMISTIR. YUKARIDAKI ACIKLAMALARIMIZIN, SERMAYE PIYASASI KURULU'NUN YURURLUKTEKI OZEL DURUMLAR TEBLIGINDE YER ALAN ESASLARA UYGUN OLDUGUNU, BU KONUDA/KONULARDA TARAFIMIZA ULASAN BILGILERI TAM OLARAK YANSITTIGINI, BILGILERIN DEFTER, KAYIT VE BELGELERIMIZE UYGUN OLDUGUNU, KONUYLA ILGILI BILGILERI TAM VE DOGRU OLARAK ELDE ETMEK ICIN GEREKLI TUM CABALARI GOSTERDIGIMIZI VE YAPILAN BU ACIKLAMALARDAN SORUMLU OLDUGUMUZU BEYAN EDERIZ.


This FM 2016 player profile of Alex Grimaldo shows a cracking full back, fast, hard in the tackle, technically capable and a potential assist machine. The future screenshots shown come courtesy of a reader, Mathieu and we can see some fantastic development. Grimaldo is an all round full back anyway and a dream to have but these screenshots show a player with amazing speed, tackling, technique, crossing, all round mental attributes and basically the complete player, he wouldn't look out of place almost anywhere on the pitch.
If you can develop Grimaldo to this level hes a must buy regardless of the asking price, which at the start of a new game is £8.5 million.


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UK regulators fine Santander £108m for anti-money laundering failures
UK regulators have fined Santander more than £100mn for anti-money laundering failures in its business banking division.
The Financial Conduct Authority said on Friday that it had fined the UK division of the Spanish bank £107.8mn for failing to manage its systems properly, which affected the way it dealt with 560,000 business customers.
The regulator found that between 2012 and 2017 the bank's systems were not able to verify properly information provided by customers about their businesses.
"Santander's poor management of their anti-money laundering systems and their inadequate attempts to address the problems created a prolonged and severe risk of money laundering and financial crime," said Mark Steward, executive director of enforcement and market oversight at the FCA.
The regulator pointed to one case involving an account belonging to a customer with a small translations business. The company expected monthly deposits of £5,000 but within six months it was receiving millions in deposits and quickly moving the money elsewhere.
Santander UK chief executive Mike Regnier said: "We are very sorry for the historical anti-money laundering-related control issues in our business banking division between 2012-17 highlighted in the FCA's findings."
He added: "While we took action to address our AML issues once they were identified, we accept that our AML framework at the time should have been stronger. We have since made significant changes to address this by overhauling our financial crime technology, systems and processes."
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About half the Marshall Islands' present population of around 60,000 live in Majuro. The Majuro administrative offices and tourist facilities, and a lovely stretch of beach called Laura.
Named after a 18th century British sea captain, the Marshall Islands consist of 29 atolls and five coral islands that are equal to Washington, D.C. Yet in terms of land area it is huge, scattered over 780,000 square miles of the Central Pacific Ocean. U.S. forces gained control of the Marshall Islands from Japan toward the end of World War II, and subsequently conducted nuclear weapons tests on the Enewetak and Bikini atolls. The Kwajalein atoll still hosts a US ballistic missile test range.
The Marshall Islands economy is based on farming, fishing (especially tuna for sushi), and tourism. Coconut products account for 90 percent of the nation's export volume. The Marshall Islands offer what most people dream of when they think of a tropical paradise, with palm trees, white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons, and coral reefs abound. While the more populated atolls have suffered environmental degradation, the outer islands are still a haven for adventurous sports fisherman, scuba divers and snorkelers.
Our trip was great. The Hotels you selected in Key Largo and Key West were both excellent… We do plan on going back to Key West this year. I will contact you when we know.... Read More
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The rubber mountings for the fan make this a very quiet install. Aluminium veins are cool to the touch and gentle fan kept my i5 2550k @ 23c. Unplugged CPU fan from mobo and temp rose 1c every few seconds, showing a gentle fan and large cooling surface area is very effective. But its a tall fan and about 4mm too big for my Coolermaster tower. The pipes need a deeper curve or the copper tips need reducing. I just managed to just close the case with one side bulging just a little, which will put stress on the mobo, so will need a more compact alternative.
Aside from that I like it.
Using one of these to cool an i7 2700K@4.6GHz, idles at 32C, 62C full load (IBT@max). Fan is whisper quiet, very easy to install using push-pins. A full 10C cooler than the Corsair H50 I was using before. A better fan would no-doubt increase performance at the cost of extra noise. Highly recommended.
After reading up on the 2600k i7 processor it seemed to point at those sort of processors running quiet warm. So I thought it best to by an after-market cooler and after reading many reviews this seemed to come out really well.
The first thing that really worried me was when I was holding the box in my hand. It made no mention of it fitting a socket 1155 on the box or even the instructions. But thankfully it did fit fine.
Also to note the bottom of this cooler isn't flat. So I put this on the first time with Arctic Silver 5 compound, then took it off and cleaned both surfaces but left the Arctic Silver 5 compound in the nooks and cranny's before attaching it again.
So to sum up, an ok looking cooler, runs very quietly even when it's maxed out at 1558 RPM. Any taller and this cooler wouldn't fit in my Antec Nine Hundred Case, it fits perfectly. It keeps the i7 to a nice cool 24 degrees at idle.


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Country Cottage near Llandeilo
Llandeilo
The Cottage at Pontargothi
Holiday Cottage, Nantgaredig
£60 to £115 per night
Please note - The cottage has 2 bedrooms, and sleeps 4. The timber pod, in the grounds, sleeps a further two guests sharing the facilities of the cottage.
This characterful detached cottage is in an idlyllic setting amongst the rolling Carmarthenshire countryside of the Tywi Valley, between the county town of Carmarthen and the charming, eclectic market town of Llandeilo. On a 14 acre smallholding, adjacent to the owner's home, it includes a timber pod about 80 metres away in the grounds which sleeps two guests (sharing the facilities of the cottage).
The cottage is set in beautiful countryside, along a very quiet lane, and is surrounded by woodland to explore and fields to roam. It's perfect for a romantic getaway or activity-filled family break.
Up to 3 dogs are welcome.
The cottage has been renovated to a very high standard whilst retaining its original character. Set in well-tended gardens, its private outdoor sitting area, with a log burning stove and barbecue, is an oasis of peace.
The open-plan kitchen, dining and living area is a welcoming space with slate flooring, open beams and a fabulous wood burner which you can relax by after days out exploring the area. The galley-style kitchen offers plenty of space for cooking, and is fully equipped, with a microwave, a fridge and a cooker with gas hob and electric oven. The sitting area has two armchairs and a comfy reclining 3-seater sofa, and a 32 inch freeview TV with selection of DVDs.
Adjacent is a utility room containing the freezer and washing machine.
The master bedroom, on the ground floor, has a double bed, sky lantern to see the stars at night, and French doors which open onto the garden.
A flight of paddle stairs lead up to the first floor mezzanine bedroom, which has two single beds and a fixed safety stairgate at the top of the stairs.
In the grounds, at about 80 metres from the cottage, is the camping pod which has a double bed, and a kitchenette with kettle, crockery and cutlery and a cool box. With underfloor heating the pod is cosy whatever the weather. Outside is a drinking water tap, a wood burner, and a bench from where you can enjoy wonderful views over the Tywi Valley to Dryslwyn Castle.
There is plenty to see and do locally. The National Botanic Garden of Wales, Aberglasney Gardens and Dryslwyn Castle are nearby. A little further afield is wonderful sandy beach and spectacular ruined castle of Llansteffan, and the picturesque seaside resort of Tenby and the popular theme park at Oakwood are also within easy reach for a day trip.
The property has its own water supply which comes from a spring. In the grounds there is an unfenced stream and pond.
The rental price includes unlimited supply of logs for the woodburners, heating, electricity, cooking gas and wifi internet access. Bed linen and towels are provided. A travel cot (please bring your own linen) and high chair can be provided on request.
Children are in for a treat – with a selection of outdoor games, pond dipping set and woodland teepee to play with.
Up to three dogs are welcome.
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These should be declined, and they should be gone at the next sync.
Currently the official solution is to contact Microsoft Support, but it is possible to use DISM.exe or PowerShell to remove the updates or reverse back a folder name.
Information regarding the Delta's from Microsoft in a forum.
A very nice MVP manage to figure out how to remove all the updates using DISM, and yes, it does work like a charm!


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Copper hills is a great course with up north feel!
One of my favorite local courses. Beautiful up north feel with rolling hills, and numerous elevation changes. Challenging course with a number of forced carries.
One of this areas best courses by far!
Up north feel just 15 minutes north of downtown Rochester. Course knows how to manage pace with three beautiful 9 hole tracks. Can't wait to go back.
This course is a hidden gem.
No other golf course like it around Michigan. Every fairway is undulating and every hole is picturesque. Felt like I was on a PGA course on every hole. Great challenge.All greens are slopey and challenging. No easy shots. Bring your A game. Super course and great staff. Played the hills and marsh courses.
Best Course I've played in a long time.
This is one of the best Golf Courses I've played in a long time. I play on a travel league that travels from Flint to Brighton to Ann Harbor and up to Port Huron. You don't find to many great golf courses like this. I have played this course before and it has always been in great shape.
I played the Hill and Marsh which by the course rating/slope was the most difficult combo. I found it challenging but not completely overwhelming. Marsh has at least 2-3 holes that force you to lay up off the tee due to dog legs or water in the middle.
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Let's start with Syria. Nearly two years ago an opposition movement has been formed, which was run over by history in a very short time. Different internal and external interests converted social dissatisfaction into a fiercely civil war. Cui bono? The question must be allowed.
The European critical perception of the "Arabellion" has to be blamed because of two major shortcomings: the belittling of the external factor and the underestimation of a lacking social-economic programmatic of the uprising forces. One thing is for sure: the broad opposition movement rooted in homemade political discontent: the autocratic system, which aggravated multiple social blockades and the social impact of the global economic crisis in the periphery. The latter is of course also due to external influences.
The logistic and financial potential of external actors is often ignored, when we speak of oppositional mobilization throughout the world. Let's talk about the big so-called Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) first: National Endowment for Democracy, National Democratic Institute, International Republican Institute, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Westminster Foundation … the vast majority of these institutes carry the «N» of «NGO» wrongfully. Since Bill Clinton supported local Serb groups such as «Otpor» («resistance») against unpopular dictators, a veritable industry of civil society interventionists has developed. These «N»GOs travel from hotspot to hotspot, their accounts filled with money, identify local discontentment, organize seminars and recruit opinion leaders, who are sympathetic towards US- und EU-restructuring plans. Their common goal is named regime change. Where civic warriors do not fulfil the task to bring forward liberal democracy as a guaranty for economic liberalism sufficiently, the means of civilian interventions are complemented military. This happened (and still happens) against the only two secular regimes with socialist remnants, Libya and Syria. It shows quite openly the political direction of the external interventions, when military forces are used in the cases of Libya and Syria and not even considered in the cases of Saudi Arabia or Yemen.
As any observer of the "Arabellion" could easily see, but nevertheless it is ignored most of the time: the missing socio-economic program of the uprising. Bashar al-Assad was right when he stated at the Damascus Opera beginning of January 2013 not to see any «Arab revolution», because a revolution would need an idea. Such an idea is actually lacking.
The actual geopolitical role of the Muslim Brotherhood seems comparable to those of reserve players on the bench, which are used because the autocrat was injured, let's say by social discredits. They are supported by international financial institutions and global capital groups because they are willing to subordinate themselves to Western plans of transformation. Their own economic interests as elites guarantee the continuation or even the extension of the four freedoms of capitalism, which are: free movement of capital, goods, services, and (quoted) workers. In this regard, the rebellions from Tunis to Cairo worked: nowhere new economic regulation are carried out, on the contrary: each country which in recent decades operated with state-properties and measures to protect local producers from international competition – they may have sailed under socialist or nationalist flags, however perverted and full of elements of corruption – after the so-called Arab spring has to open their markets radically and runs through a tough transition period in terms of new owners… Therefore – similar to the changes in Eastern Europe – a special alliance of a more compliant diaspora, internationally operating capital and well established media was formed. It seems to succeed even in redefining traditional terms like «revolution» and «solidarity» as means of economic transformation for the global players.


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There are many stories of angelic encounters out there. You can buy a variety of books which recount such tales from most bookshops. They are most often stories of people in desperate need who receive comfort, protection, guidance or a timely warning. The heavenly messenger appears and disappears suddenly. He may be seen by many, or seen by only the recipient of the blessing. They are inspiring stories. However, they leave behind more questions than they answer. For all the people who find solace or salvation in the arms of an angel, there are many more (some we would judge to be far more worthy) whose prayers go unanswered – Why? And where do angels come from? How can the ordinary person find the kind of special blessing which is apparently reserved for a select few? Not surprisingly, the number of experts in the field has increased exponentially with the growing interest in angelology. Offering answers. Offering to put you in touch with your spirit guide or guardian angel. Offering you spiritual protection. But one man stands head and shoulders above the rest – the great scientist, philosopher, theologian and mystic, Emanuel Swedenborg. His explanations are simple, logical, sensible, … and they don't cost anything. Swedenborg was born in 1688, the son of a Lutheran Bishop. His early life was spent in the pursuit of learning, particularly in science. During this period he published extensively, made many discoveries, and designed a number of inventions years ahead of his time – a submarine and a flying machine, for example. But throughout his scientific and engineering career, he maintained a Christian faith, and wondered where the soul was. This interest led him to study human anatomy and physiology, including pivotal discoveries into the workings of the brain. Of course, he failed to find the soul within the body, and turned instead to his faith to provide the answers he sought. This led to a spiritual awakening, and thirty years spent in the daily company of angels and spirits. He conversed with them, and felt their effects upon his mind and body, describing these experiences in great detail, most famously in his book, Heaven and Hell (only one of some thirty volumes written in the latter half of his life).
Angels represent the pinnacle of human growth and development (they are not a separately created race).
Swedenborg doesn't promise that everyone will see angels. However, he does state that every person has the opportunity to feel the effects of angels in their lives. His ideas are not particularly spectacular, but they are hopeful and helpful. His philosophy is easily learned and understood. It can make a real difference to the lives of those who practice what they have learned.
www.angels-online.com – Prayers, stories of encounters with angels, and other material.
www.catholic.org/saints/ – The Catholic Church's page on saints and angels, including lots of information about the official Catholic teaching about angels.


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Ilkeston Railway Station
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Success! Ilkeston to Get Station!
Ilkeston's last train station, Ilkeston Junction, was taken away in 1967 following the closure of Ilkeston North three years prior.
Recommendations to the government from one Richard Beeching, Chairman of British Railways, resulted in massive changes which saw over a third of England's rail network disappear in an attempt to save money on a botched modernisation process. Over 2000 stations closed and thousands of miles of track were removed. The "Beeching Axe" fell on Ilkeston and decapitated a vital transport link.
In the past we were known as "the largest town in England with no railway station" which may partly account for the withering local economy and absence of retailers in recent years. Indeed, once upon a time, Ilkeston was busy and thriving. Now it provides the kinds of amenities tailored to a mere existence of its residents.
Finally, it was announced in 2015 that Ilkeston had been successful in its bid for the station funds and after repeated delays (caused by various issues including flooding concerns and endangered newts) work would begin.
We all hope the new station is a catalyst for renewed interest and pride in our town.
A new station could relieve congestion on roads such as the A609 and possibly all roads into Ilkeston, simultaneously addressing safety issues. A previous concern to this road congestion issue was the prospect of new housing in Ilkeston would serve only to exasperate the situation if the station was not provided.
Economic deprivation and unemployment in North Erewash is amongst the highest in Derbyshire and car ownership is low. Those whose employment hopes lie outside of the borough will need to be able to travel further afield rather than relying on over-crowded, under-performing bus services, which, again, puts Ilkeston at a disadvantage.
Derbyshire County Council wanted to press ahead with development once they had secured funds for the estimated cost of building work, though the alleged budget was previously called into question by Broxtowe Councillor Steve Barber:
"I am surprised at the £1m they seem to want to provide station buildings – I could buy/build a very good house for £1m."
Local business and Unemployment
In 2007 The American Adventure closed its gates for good after struggling to maintain a steady flow of punters. Upon it's opening in 1987 it was heralded as one of the UK's first major theme parks and received an investment of approximately £8m. Twenty years later it remains abandoned and once more the Coal Board must find a buyer for the land.
If Ilkeston had never lost its train station in the first place, would this transport link have been sufficient to bring paying customers to support the park ?
This is yet another example of a failed Ilkeston business that had potential. We can definitely say the landscape of our town today could be somewhat different if only we always had a railway service taken for granted by other towns and cities in England.
Station Proposal and Progress
"Good transport is a vital factor in building sustainable local communities. It contributes to the achievement of stronger and safer communities, healthier children and young people, equality and social inclusion, environmental objectives and better local economies."
– Department for Transport, Local Transport Plan Guidance 2009
Network Rail proposed a £250 million investment in the Erewash line following recommendations for new signaling and the likelihood of a new East Midlands Control Centre. It was also suggested the junctions at Trowell, Ironville and Codnor Park should be redesigned and rebuilt. This seemed the best time for Derbyshire County Council to seek the project funding for an Ilkeston station and remained an issue to which they are committed.
In 2009 a report by the Association of train Operating Companies (ATOC) was published entitled Connecting Communities: Expanding Access to the Rail Network identifying commercially viable rail network expansion schemes. "Ilkeston Parkway", the site of the former Ilkeson Junction & Cossall station is amongst these.
Network Rail requires that any infrastructure changes, improvements or development be taken forward through their Governance for Railway Investment Projects (GRIP) which is an eight stage review process. Documents for the GRIP3 stage were provided to identify preferred location and options for station facilities such as car parking and bus access. The latter stage, GRIP4, involved the submission of a planning application.
In 2011 capital investment hopes suffered a setback when it was revealed that a £100m Network Rail funding stream, the "Station Commercial Project Facility Fund" (SCPFF) was for maintenance and development of existing train stations, not new projects. These terms were initially ambiguous and so the bid failed.
But Derbyshire County Council leader Ian Stephenson still projected the confidence of all involved:
"On a technical stage we are very close, we just need the funding. We could deliver the station quite quickly subject to planning applications.
"We are now looking at other options to find that cash. It is a great project and is supported across all parties and across the areas councils and by citizens too."
The investigation, commissioned by Derbyshire County Council, showed the station would generate about 120,000 passengers a year, as well as revenue of £18.7m over 60 years.
The councils of Ashfield, Broxtowe, Erewash, Gedling, Nottingham City and Rushcliffe worked together as part of the Greater Nottingham Core Strategy in order to share staff and resources to produce more consistent and aligned strategies. By working together, they reasoned, it would be easier to access government funding pools.
The Core Strategy draws on the emerging Erewash Sustainable Community Strategy and other existing strategies of the Council and other organisations which have implications for the development and use of land. It aims to deliver local priorities for development in line with the Sustainable Community Strategy, builds on the principles and objectives of the Strategy and shares a common basis for community involvement throughout.
Securing the Required Funding
These were the main points to consider regarding the required funds:
• Estimated cost for the station and associated facilities was set at just over £4 million, though it has been suggested that £5 million could have been a realistic figure. The reasoning was that the total building costs might come under the initial budget should the later GRIP stage reviews decide, for instance, that the ticket hall is unnecessary.
• The Joint Planning Advisory Board, under the Greater Nottingham New Growth Point pledged £1 million in principle. If the remaining monies can be found, hey said, this £1 million will become available.
• An "expression of interest" was submitted to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills for Regional Growth Fund Support – the response – "The County Council need to demonstrate how the new station will have economic benefits."
• At one point a funding opportunity did appear to have opened up via Network Rail. It was initially unclear, however, that a share of the £100m "Station Commercial Project Facility Fund" is not intended for the building new stations but rather the refurbishment of existing ones. This application ultimately proved unsuccessful.
• Derbyshire County Council needed to prove they could raise the total capital required in order to supplement the £1 million contribution from the Greater Nottingham New Growth Point.
Furthur Funding Options
Department for Transport (Dft) Major Scheme Funding
This funding source was one hope but became temporarily unavailable until further advice from the government could be provided. It was said that some time after 2014-15 there would be a possibility of a Local Enterprise Partnership fund allocation method, where decisions would be made on a more local level. However, competing interests elsewhere in Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire would be a challenge. Also the date of 2014 was too late and would mean the Nottingham New Growth funds could have been lost.
Borrowing and Business Rates
The County Council has at its disposal a "prudential" borrowing facility. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a method by which local authorities borrow against future gains in taxes to subsidise regeneration and development projects. Calculations revealed a suggestion that business rate receipts would increase within a 400m radius of the station site.
The TIF scheme was intended to become operational from April 2013, so the County Council would have had to make an earlier proposal to borrow if they were to provide the station at the desired date of December 2013. As you know, development was delayed.
Rail Franchise
An alternative option is for Derbyshire County Council to provide a business plan for a franchising process. The Department for Transport would enter an agreement with a train operating company and the costs taken into account.
Network Rail would be the body responsible for maintenance, and Derbyshire County Council, rather than a promoter, would become a chaperone and influencer for an agreement between the DfT and the train company.
This is a complex process and the outcome difficult to determine given the various interested parties.
Local Transport Plan Capital
The County Council's transport budget was £4.8 million for 2012-13 and 2013-14. While theoretically possible to divert some of this allocated cash (Integrated Transport budget), it would have been to the detriment of other vital services to the public and in the community. Spread over two financial years, using this allocated fund would mean significant spending – over half of the total available – on a single project.
It was possible, nevertheless, to investigate the previously mentioned "prudential borrowing" together with a reallocation of funds from already approved transport projects. This stipulated that work already underway could be subject to budget cuts or hiatus.
Ilkeston Advertiser campaign: "Back on Track"
The Ilkeston Advertiser ran a regular campaign between 2010 -20012, eventually collecting 1,564 signatures.
The Ilkeston Advertiser ran a campaign to help spearhead the train station development agenda.
Posted by Ilkeston Railway Station on Monday, 19 March 2012
These signatures were handed to Downing Street as part of the consideration for gaining support and funding.
Possible Appropriate Building Sites
The site identified for a station was Ilkeston Parkway, off Coronation Road, on the existing Erewash Valley railway line, close to the site of the former Ilkeston junction station with links to Millership Way.
An aerial plan and photo montage of the proposed #Ilkeston train station development…Download the .PDF document:…
Posted by Ilkeston Train Station on Thursday, 12 February 2015
Derbyshire County Council was asked to submit a report to Network Rail's Governance for Railway Investment Projects (GRIP), the 8 stage review process required for any development of infrastructure changes.
• GRIP 3 stage – This stage identifies preferred location and options for facilities
• GRIP 4 stage – This stage focuses on non-rail facilities. Once there is confidence that the main project components are deliverable and doable, discussion over planning for car park and bus access facilities may commence
The Delays
To bring this page full circle, Ilkeston has been without a station for nearly 50 years. The last couple of years have been an excruciating mix of on again/off again news surrounding development and funding.
Jessica Lee is no longer an MP for Erewash although she should be commended on the work she did do. She collaborated with former Ilkeston Advertiser editor Peter Hemmet and lobbied Westminster consistently.
The railway link could offer alternatives to cars and buses and perhaps encourage residents to travel to work outside the town by railway. Ilkeston FC fans are pleased that their football travel arrangements for away games (as well as attracting supporters of other team into Ilkeston) seems to have reached a resolution.
However, the residents have become weary of the setbacks. Seeing news stories like the one below is common:
Posted by Ilkeston Train Station on Thursday, 22 January 2015
Support from Local Government (from 2012 Onwards)
Individuals and organisations have gone on record to lend their voice to the campaign. It is a cross party issue.
Ilkeston Advertiser
"We need to keep the pressure on the people responsible for making this happen and ensure this gets sorted. Ilkeston is the largest town in the country which lies on the rail network and does not have a station. This should not be allowed to continue so have your say and support the campaign. We have waited too long for a train station and we will not wait any longer."
Editor, 8 Heanor Road, Ilkeston, DE7 8ER
http://www.ilkestonadvertiser.co.uk
Cllr Richard Robinson
"I would like to add my full support for a train station in Ilkeston. This is an excellent campaign and it is really important for the local community I believe in and around Ilkeston to get fully behind this.
I am a strong advocate of public transport, using trains every weekday. I am working closely with a number of colleagues in order to promote the Tram Phase III idea from Phoenix Park out to Kimberley and Eastwood.
There are probably 3 key reasons I would state why Ilkeston deserves a train station:
1) It will help to reduce increasing commuter congestion to and from Nottingham.
2) It will help contribute towards investment in the area, hopefully attracting new business.
3) Building a train station in Ilkeston compliments, for example, the work being undertaken on public transport initiatives in Nottingham with the tram investment.
Also, I believe increasing availability of reliable public transport is part of the bigger picture to help us move towards sustainable forms of travel throughout the country, and reducing pollution caused by cars.
Bearing in mind the increasingly high costs of fuel, anything that makes public transport more available and accessible to all is something we should all welcome."
Labour Borough Cllr for Kimberley & Cossall
Cabinet Portfolio Holder for Arts, Culture & Leisure
7 Scargill Avenue, Newthorpe, Nottingham, NG16 2DZ
Tel (H): 01773 531315
Tel (M): 0775 1970 640
www.richardsrobinson.org.uk
Former MP Jessica Lee
"Any new station would in all likelihood have to attract the support of a train company running services north to Sheffield, which would also stop at Ilkeston.
At the appropriate time, I will gladly make any necessary representations to train companies to highlight the benefits of stopping at Ilkeston.
I have also had several meetings with the local authorities and I seek progress from all the relevant authorities in making this much-needed service a reality.
I have undertaken meetings in recent weeks and months with the borough councils and the county council in Derbyshire. I have written to the leader of Derbyshire county council, and I am encouraged by the reply that I have received. The letter, from Councillor Andrew Lewer, dated 25 November, confirms that the station proposal, the estimated cost of which is £5 million to £6 million, is one of the major transport infrastructure proposals in the local transport plan, and that it is deliverable within the time scale of the current Parliament. Further, he accepts that the plan offers good value for money."
Former Conservative Member of Parliament for Erewash
Cllr Steve Barber
"Re-opening Ilkeston Station is seen as a key element in Greater Nottingham Transport thinking. It would serve not only Ilkeston in Erewash but also Awsworth, Cossall and other parts of Broxtowe. The road from Ilkeston to Nottingham is congested and many commuters now drive to Phoenix Park to use the tram. A direct 15 minute rail service would be a great asset.
For those reasons the Greater Nottingham Joint Planning Advisory Board (GN JPAB) unanimously voted £1m towards the £5m cost of the station. The next rail franchise is to be let in 2014 and it is anticipated to include a stop at Ilkeston. Providing patronage exceeds 150,000 per annum (Beeston has almost 500,000) this is viable. As the rail industry will not carry the full risk of a shortfall it is up to everyone to ensure that happens.
GN JPAB is the only formerly constituted body representing the 8 local authorities in the Greater Nottingham Conurbation. Other Core cities have a Passenger Transport Executive and their local rail network is generally better. However, Nottingham having won awards for public transport is a city determined to succeed. At a recent meeting the constituent local authorities agreed on further joint working through the GN JPAB, Ilkeston station being a prime example of what can be achieved by working together.
Let's hope the £1m from us is the spark needed to ensure this project is completed."
Greater Nottingham Joint Planning Advisory Board
Labour Borough Cllr for Beeston Rylands
Town Hall, Foster Avenue, Beeston, Nottingham, NG9 1AE
Tel (H): 0115 922 5806
Steve Barber Broxtowe Council
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Indulge in the flavors of France at one of Michigan's elegant French eateries. You'll find some of the best French cuisine across the state. Whether it's beef bourguignon from a bistro or a celebrity chef-approved café, these eateries will surely satisfy! Here are the 10 best French restaurants in the state.
Grand Rapids' Euro Bistro is one of West Michigan's biggest names in French food. Yet even here, the Michigan influence shines through thanks to dishes like Perch Meuniere. Still, for fans of the classics, there's Coq au vin and beef bourguignon sufficient to satisfy any, along with a top-notch wine list.
The Henderson Castle Inn in Kalamazoo tops a lot of different lists. A high-end bed and breakfast with spa facilities, there's a lot to like here, but it's also the leading French restaurant Kalamazoo boasts. Prepared by Master Chef Francois Moyet, there's a great variety here, and Moyet takes great pains to select his own ingredients, often locally where possible.
Operating in Muskegon since 1975, under one banner or another, the Hearthstone Bistro offers up an experience all its own. Boasting several French options—along with a little Italian and American to round things out—from escargot to quiche and beyond. Those merely traveling with those who prefer French food will find plenty of options as well, making for a wonderfully versatile experience.
Welcome to Maple City, where the La Becasse—French for "the woodcock"—offers up French country cuisine at its best. A winner of Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence in 2012, La Becasse starts with escargot and works its way into a duck confit and rack of lamb on par with the best. And then there's the dessert, starting with creme brulee and tarte tatin and ending with a cheese plate, just to finish the whole thing off.
Cafe Sante in Boyne City comes with a bit of backstory to it. This home of "European classics" that serves all three meals was once visited by no less than Chef Mario Batali. Batali asked a local writer where to eat, and found Cafe Santi. Batali later thanked said writer, noting that it was "more than (the writer) said it would be." That's no small praise from a celebrity chef, so hit Cafe Santi to see what surpasses his expectations.
Head to Charlevoix for the most on-the-nose named French restaurant in the state. Yes, it's really called "That French Place." Classic. They'll not only offer up such fare as crepes and pain au chocolat, but they'll also ofer up a complete slate of dinners to go in the colder months, which can be a huge step to brighten up a Michigan winter. Try the chicken cordon bleu or the coq au vin.
Thank you, Traverse City, for once again proving that you've got everything from arcades to food trucks to even top-notch French restaurants. Start with escargot or a cheese plate, then work your way up to ratatouille or bouillabaisse, among others. Then finish it off with creme brulee, a hazelnut crepe, or several other options including a seasonal-fruit crisp.
Lansing's EnVie is a comparatively new addition, offering bistro-style fare in the midst of Lansing's downtown. EnVie offers a rotating menu that features different dishes with the seasons. Summer's menu, for example, boasts cassoulet, salmon tartare, and a croque monsieur/madame among others. Who knows what will show up in fall or winter, so swing in and have a look, while you can!
Mikette brings what it describes as "a taste of southern France" to Ann Arbor, which opens up some rather exciting possibilities. With a distinct lunch and dinner menu, it's clear Mikette is taking things seriously from go, and it follows this up with some rather exciting options. Start yourself out with L'as du Fallafel, rue de rosier, paris, and work up to gougeres and mussels provencal, and that's before you leave the appetizer menu.
Small surprise that Detroit's got one of Michigan's great French restaurants. Even the word Detroit means "strait" in French, with the French calling the Detroit River "Le Detroit du Lac Erie." But Le Petit Zinc is more than just French in name only, but in menu as well. Start your day with crepes or a French-style breakfast, and if you show up later in the day, try some ratatouille, saucisson cornichons, or any of several other options.


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The Case For A Massive Coordinated Climate Strike In India
By Swaroop Atnoorkar in #WhyOnEarth, Society
1st October, 2019
Editor's Note: Are you bothered by the drastic changes in our climate, causing extreme weather events and calamities such as the Kerala Floods? #WhyOnEarth aims to take the truth to the people with stories, experiences, opinions and revelations about the climate change reality that you should know, and act on. Have a story to share? Click here and publish.
Climate strike in Hyderabad. Source: news18.com
The wave of climate strikes across the globe is here, and it is spreading fast. Hundreds of thousands of students across the world walked out of classes on Friday, September 21, 2019, as a symbolic protest against climate change, demanding a better future for us and our future generations. It was clearly indicative of the fact that the reigns of change are being passed to our generation, which is more aware, proactive, and ready to fight for its future.
We Indian students, too, joined our counterparts to display solidarity with this global movement, and even though this movement is still in its formative stage in India, there were peaceful student protests in New Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Hyderabad, among others. The enthusiasm of these protests was impressive, but it is hard to ignore that there is an unharvested opportunity to leverage the spirit of the youth to bring about more awareness, initiative and eventually, action.
Climate strike in Delhi
According to the 2011 census, 35.3% of the population of India was under the age of 14. This means more than a third of the nation, and then our children, and then theirs, will bear the brunt of the climate crisis if it is not averted in time. If we want to avoid that, we need to get this massive chunk of the population to demand our rights, and what better way to do this than to organize and form a collective voice? Climate change needs to be a political issue. It is changing politics all over the world, and it should be changing the politics in India too, and the only way to make this happen is to get the message across that we will demand, we will fight, and we will claim our rights to a livable planet.
We have done a great job by taking the initiative in striking for the sake of the climate, but for the next climate strike, we have to be more organized. We started with sporadic protests in a few major cities, but the next time around, we have to multiply the strength and the message. We have to rope-in all those who understand the climate crisis and need to explain the crisis to those who do not understand it and then rope them in as well. From primary schools to higher education institutions, we need to be in this together and co-ordinate one massive strike to show where we stand. We need to market this to spread the word and use all the resources at our disposal.
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Do you think we need an umbrella organization to coordinate one massive climate strike in India?
Yes, organizing of the youth is needed for action .
No, strikes should be decentralized and a spontaneous expression of demands by the youth.
We should fight for it, but before that, make use of clear messaging to explain why we want what we want and get buy-in. We need a large-network to spread the word and use every medium available to us. In-person communication is required, and so is the internet. We should be out in all schools spreading the awareness and on social media, exploding Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Whatsapp and all others which we can possibly think of. This time around, the strikes should be not only in major cities but echo all over the country.
We have reached the point where we need the leaders of tomorrow to step-up today, take charge and collaborate to organize a unified protest, but we are in this together, and with our indomitable spirit and hope, we can make a better future for ourselves. Walking out of classes may not be an ideal thing to do, and will be discouraged by those who believe in the power of education. We do believe in it, too, but we have to get everyone to understand our concerns. After all, we can live with a grade B once in a while, but can we live on a planet B?
Also read: Climate Change: The Time To Think Has Passed, It's Time To Act!
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Purchased early in the year, the Casino was first used in April for the Revolver sessions, and first played live on 1 May 1966 at the New Musical Express Annual Poll-Winners' All-Star Concert, Wembley. This guitar served as Lennon's main guitar from then on, including the '66 tours, when I saw it at Shea Stadium.
The Gibson/ Epiphone website describes the Casinos as having "the same basic body dimensions and construction of the commonly recognized Gibson ES-335 [actually, the 330], the Epiphone Riviera and the Epiphone Sheraton. However, unlike the 335-style [sic] body, which features a solid-center block, the Casino is completely hollow.
Additionally, older Casinos featured a 17-degree (as opposed to a 14-degree) headstock and a neck joint at the 16th (as opposed to the 17th) fret. This creates more string tension and when combined with the thin, hollow body produces a very unique sound." In '67, when the other Beatles were painting their guitars, Lennon sprayed the back of this guitar (body and neck) with white and gray paint (below), leaving the sunburst finish on front but removing the pickguard.
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In the spring or summer of '68 Lennon had his Casino professionally sanded to a natural finish, as did Harrison, the better to improve the tone. After that it appeared on the "Revolution" video, at the Apple rooftop performance, the Live Peace in Toronto concert, and the Rock 'n' Roll Circus show, the only further change being the replacement of the stock Kluson tuning pegs with gold Grover tuners. This guitar is owned by the Lennon Estate and has been displayed at the Lennon Museum in Japan.


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Germany Female Team Squad For 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
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Germany Female Team Squad For 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup: The female team players of Germany for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 has been announced. Two times World Cup champions are desperate to win the third title of biggest football competition. The women team will be looking to follow the path of men football team as they won 4th title in Brazil. Check out the list of all women team players who are selected for 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup which is going to be held in Canada.
Player name Club
Nadine Angerer Portland Thorns FC
Laura Benkarth SC Freiburg
Almuth Schult VfL Wolfsburg
Saskia Bartusiak FFC Frankfurt
Jennifer Cramer FFC Turbine Potsdam
Josephine Henning Paris Saint Germain
Tabea Kemme FFC Turbine Potsdam
Annike Krahn Paris Saint Germain
Leonie Maier Bayern Munich
Babette Peter VfL Wolfsburg
Bianca Schmidt FFC Frankfurt
Sara Dabritz SC Freiburg
Lena Goebling VfL Wolfsburg
Simone Laudehr FFC Frankfurt
Melanie Leupolz Bayern Munich
Lena Lotzen Bayern Munich
Dzsenifer Morazsan FFC Frankfurt
Pauline Bremer FFC Turbine Potsdam
Anja Mittag FC Rosengard
Lena Petermann SC Freiburg
Alexandra Popp VfL Wolfsburg
Celia Sasic FFC Frankfurt
Melanie Behringer Bayern Munich
Die Nationalelf have golden chance to be the most times champions of FIFA Women's World Cup. They were dominant in qualifying games against Slovakia, Croatia, Ireland. Out of 10 qualifications games, Germany's women team didn't lost any game or even drawn single one.
This is the seventh appearance of Germany's female team in FIFA World Cup. They have looked largely unruffled in 2015. Die Nationalelf have been in their best form that makes them one of the strongest competitors to twin the third world title. Germany have long been a force to reckoned with one the world stage, with an eye-popping eight wins out of the 11 EURO Championships. Each and every player knows the strength and their team spirit will be the key factor in Canada World Cup.
Germany have the best attacking squad with 143 goals between them are all prolific goalscorers for their respective clubs. Alexandra Popp and Celia Sasic are the top goal scorer of national football team who scored 27 times in 54 games. During qualifying round, both of them scored 12 times.
Related: FIFA Women's World Cup 2015 Schedule
They have been drawn in Group B with Ivory Coast, Norway and Thailand. Their first two group stage games will be played at the Lansdowne Stadium. Given below is the schedule of 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Germany vs Cote d'Ivorie [8th June 2015, Monday]
Germany vs Norway [12th June 2015, Friday]
Thailand vs Germany [16th June, Tuesday]
So this the team squad and fixtures of Germany for the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup. Can Germany repeat the history of what their men team did last year?
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May 28, 2013 – The Unist'ot'en People (a.k.a C'ilhts'ekhyu) of the Wet'suwet'en Nation maintain a "Soft Blockade" keeping pipeline workers and subcontractors out of their territories. The blockade is located 66km on the Morice West Forest Service Road south of the town of Houston BC.
Hundreds of supporters, volunteers, recreationalists, and mushroom pickers have been able to cross into the guarded territory by showing respect to the territory owners and answering some simple questions.


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So. The groundwork is being laid, the plans are being spun, and things are taking place! I now have a couple of tentative moving dates, everything being dependent upon when I get my thesis finished and ready to defend. The first, and preferred date is February 28. The latter, second-rate choice is March 14. I'm praying for the 28th, so we shall see! I've begun packing and downsizing in earnest. I actually have 3 large boxes of books stacked in my room, ready to transport. They were recently ousted from my bookcases, which are now sold, as is my bicycle, a picture, a CD tower, a set of plastic drawers, and 3 chairs… I'm preparing to sell everything else in my big moving sale, coming up a week from today on the 7th. It's going to be HUGE! …Unless everyone buys my furniture beforehand. I listed everything big and bulky on the school's classifieds and didn't expect much to happen, but I've had so many responses that I actually had to make a list and schedule for showing everyone the goods or, as one enterprising customer stated, my wares.
I'm feeling equal parts sadness and excitement as I watch my belongings trickle out the door (the excitement is aided by the cash that appears in my hand upon their absence) and I'm working hard to balance the two emotions. On one extreme, it feels great to rid my life of all the excess stuff that tends to accumulate when you stay in one place for awhile and self-medicate through hard times with surplus material goods. I sometimes dream of carrying my possessions on my back and walking through the world without the worry that things tend to breed. On the other hand, sometimes it's those very things that can negate worry. It's nice to have plenty of blankets when it gets really cold or to realize that you do, in fact, have that weird item that you need for your random hobby project. Nothing that I have is really worth much in a monetary sense, but some of it is nevertheless very special to me. After awhile, though, the stuff of life just builds and builds until I long to see the other side of the spectrum.


Had to take my folks to the airport at 5:45 AM. Decided to stop downtown on the way back to get in a good walk around the lake before the sun was out in force.
One of my favorite things to do on weekend mornings in Austin is hike or bike around the Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike Trail and The Boardwalk at Lady Bird Lake in central Austin.
It's full of life and activity. Although not so much at 7 AM on a Sunday morning in August.
This was my first decent walk in almost two months. A leg injury has sidelined me all summer from my usual exercise and CrossFit regimen—and ability to take pictures not much further away than a few yards from a car or building.
So it felt refreshing to get out and about in public and at least be able to walk a few miles with almost no pain.
I usually never bring my DSLR with me on the trail as it's just too much to carry and deal with when one's primary mission is exercise. Typically I'm not on the trail until much later in the morning and the light is usually not that great for any shooting by then.
However this morning I wish I had brought it with me as the early morning light and shadows served up a different scene altogether. All these pictures were taken with my Nexus 6 phone camera.
It was relatively cool and pleasant. Only 76F/24C, going up to 103F/39C so I was glad to get on the trail early!
West Central Austin and Cesar Chavez St.
Our city of Austin is growing by leaps and bounds. 330,000 folks when I was in school—now about a million. Despite the incredible growth, the the hike and bike trail, the boardwalk and the lake remain among the most beautiful and invigorating public gems the city has to offer!


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Q: Javascript não pega array alterado antes do click Tenho um código click:
var layerMap = [];

$(document).on('click', '#TipoMapa', function(){

    console.log(layerMap);

});

E tenho um código que altera a variável layerMap:
$(document).on('click', '#tipo', function(){
    layerMap['regional'] = layerMap['regional'] || [];
    layerMap['regional'] = 'Alisson';
});

O que acontece é que clico no botão que cria um array em layerMap e após isso, clico no botão para dar o console.log na variável layerMap, mas o conteúdo sempre está me retornando como [], ou seja, vazio. O que pode ser?

A: Quando você tenta escrever uma variável no console, o que vai para o console é o resultado da chamada de .toString() no que você passou.
Para arrays, o resultado de .toString() é equivalente à chamada de .join(), segundo a documentação:

Implementado no JavaScript 1.8.5 (Firefox 4), e compatível com a 5ª versão do ECMAScript, a função toString() é genérica e pode ser usada em qualquer Objeto. Se o objeto tem um método join(), ele será chamado e esse valor será devolvido.

O importante saber é que .join() retorna os elementos do Array, separados por vírgula. Mas você não colocou nenhum elemento no Array.
Epa
como assim não coloquei nenhum elemento no Array?
Essa sintaxe:
layerMap['regional'] = layerMap['regional'] || [];

É sintaxe de objeto. Você adicionou uma propriedade ao Array, chamada "regional", mas uma propriedade é uma coisa. Um elemento é outra.
Então, de duas uma:

*

*Ou você passa a usar índices numéricos ao invés de strings, e aí layerMap se comportará como você esperava...

*Ou você faz com que layerMap seja um objeto ao invés de Array, e assim as propriedades aparecerão no console.

Basta fazer assim:
var layerMap = {};

A: Infelizmente, diferente de outras linguagens como PHP, Python, etc...
O Javascript não aceita chave nomeada como você fez neste exemplo:
layerMap['regional'].
Ele aceita apenas chaves numérias.
Caso você queira chaves nomeadas, tente trabalhar com objetos, pois arrays não serão sua melhor opção para chavear.
Aconselho olhar no w3schools mais sobre Arrays Javascript:
Arrays em javascript


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December 2016 · Vol. 47, No. 12 1143 ■ C A S E R E P O R T ■ Multimodal Imaging Features in Acute Exudative Paraneoplastic Polymorphous Vitelliform Maculopathy Daniel Q. Li, BSc; John Golding, BA; Carl Glittenberg, MD; Netan Choudhry, MD, FRCS(C) ABSTRACT: An 85-year-old woman with stage IV breast cancer was referred for gradually progres- sive blurred vision. Dilated fundus examination re- vealed unifocal, yellow, round vitelliform lesions in the macular region of both eyes. The diagnosis of acute exudative paraneoplastic polymorphous vitelliform maculopathy (AEPPVM) was confirmed with swept-source optical coherence tomography (SS-OCT), fundus autofluorescence, and fluores- cein angiography. SS-OCT angiography revealed normal vascular findings in both eyes. Multimodal imaging is useful in the diagnosis and monitoring of AEPPVM and may further the understanding of its pathophysiology. [Ophthalmic Surg Lasers Imaging Retina. 2016;47:1143-1146.] INTRODUCTION An 85-year-old woman was referred for gradually progressive, painless, blurred vision in both eyes dur- ing the course of 6 months. She was diagnosed with locally advanced breast cancer 41 years prior and was treated with a radical mastectomy. She had recurrent stage IV breast cancer with lung metastasis 2 years prior and was treated with radiotherapy and tamoxi- fen therapy. The patient had concurrent hypertension and osteoporosis and had successful cataract surgery in both eyes. There was no other relevant medical, ophthalmic, or family history. On clinical examination, her best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 20/40 in both eyes with normal anterior segment examination findings. Dilated fun- dus examination revealed a unifocal, yellow, round amelanotic (vitelliform) lesions with a pseudohypo- pyon in the macular region bilaterally (Figures 1A and 1B). Green fundus autofluorescence (FAF) re- vealed hyperautofluorescence corresponding to the pseudohypopyon(s) (Figures 1C and 1D), whereas fluorescein angiography demonstrated hypofluores- cence of these regions without leakage (Figures 1E and 1F). Swept-source optical coherence tomogra- phy (SS-OCT) revealed bilateral, localized, well-de- marcated, hyperreflective, dome-shaped elevations of the neurosensory retina with subfoveal hyperreflec- tive material and a trace amount of subretinal fluid. (Figure 2). The choroid was also thickened in both eyes, but no evidence of choroidal metastases was identified. SS-OCT angiography (SS-OCTA) revealed normal vascular findings in the superficial capillary, deep capillary, and choriocapillaris layers (Figure 3). Although the patient denied electroretinography (ERG) testing, laboratory testing confirmed presence of serum antiretinal antibodies. As the patient had relatively preserved visual acuity, the decision was made to observe the macular lesions. On her most recent follow-up visit at 14 months after the initial diagnosis, the patient was stable with no clinically significant progression of her ocular and systemic conditions. The OCT devices used in this study have been approved by Health Canada, and this study con- formed to the tenets. DISCUSSION The differential diagnosis for vitelliform macular lesions includes: best vitelliform macular dystrophy (childhood onset), adult-onset vitelliform macular From the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (DQL); Vitreoretinal Surgery Service, Herzig Eye Institute, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (JG, NC); Topcon Europe Medical BV, Rotterdam, Neth- erlands (CG); and the Department of Ophthalmology & Vision Sciences, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (NC). Originally submitted July 13, 2016. Revision received September 7, 2016. Accepted for publication September 16, 2016. Dr. Choudhry is a consultant for Topcon. Dr. Glittenberg is a senior clini- cal advisor for Topcon. The remaining authors report no relevant financial disclosures. Address correspondence to Netan Choudhry, MD, FRCS(C), Vitreoretinal Surgery Service, Herzig Eye Institute, 131 Bloor St. W., Suite 210, Toronto, ON Canada, M5S 1R1; email: netan.choudhry@gmail.com. doi: 10.3928/23258160-20161130-09
mailto:netan.choudhry@gmail.com


Last weekend there was not only Borneo 100 TMBT in Malaysia, but also the brand new and promising Epic Valley Malaysia Eco 100 in the Tokun Hills in Penang: a 2016 Asia Trail Master Candidate Race, organised by Endurance Nature, a company led by two experienced and well-known trail runners Seow Kong Ng and Allan Tan. Runners had a choice between the traditional ultra distances of 100km or 50km. Ho Fai Wong (Hong Kong) and Peng Hoon Ng (Malaysia) won the long distance race for men and women respecitively.
The inaugural event had to cope with rainfall but that did not prevent the participants from having a great run in the scenic Malay countryside. A bit tougher than expected for most people, though. Quite soon after the start the path went up in the area of the challenging Tokun Hills. Participants therefore really enjoyed the excellent refreshment stations, featuring energy drinks, water and delicious local food.
The Epic Valley Malaysia Eco 100 clearly has the potential to grow. "We have again established Endurance Nature as a quality event organizer," says Seow Kong Ng. "Eco 100 has proved to be a tough, but beautiful race with yummy food and fantastic volunteers. As first editions go, we have had a few unfortunate problems related to the route marking, but we have analysed these and we will ensure these won't happen again. Nevertheless, some participants afterwards described our event as 'near perfection'. The future looks good!"
Avoiding the date clash with TMBT, the event will be held the first weekend of June next year, when it is also an official Asia Trail Master race.
Daved Simpat: a new star emerges in Borneo 100 TMBT!


Tyler Perry has added Brandy to the cast of The Marriage Counselor, which already includes Jurnee Smollett, Lance Gross, Kim Kardashian and Vanessa Williams.
Essence reports that Brandy will play Gross' good friend and co-worker. The story centers around Smollett -- a marriage counselor who finds it difficult to manage her own relationship with Gross.
The film is scheduled to be released some time in 2012.


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May 15, 2014 May 15, 2014 bcnn1wp
16-Year-Old Texas Girl Pregnant with Twins Killed by 17-Year-Old Father; Father Arrested on Capital Murder Charges
Arrijana Hill, 16, of Pearland, Texas, was found strangled and stabbed March 21 inside her family's home in a gated community.
(Photo: Courtesy of Hill family)
A would-be father is accused of stabbing and strangling the 16-year-old who was carrying his twins.
Pearland Police on Tuesday arrested the 17-year-old, who is not being identified because he is being charged as a juvenile, at Pasadena Memorial High School where he had transferred one week after the body of Arrijana Hill was found inside her family's home in a gated, guarded community.
"Today was definitely helpful in starting more of the healing process and a little more closure for me and my family," Arrijana's mother, Opal Hill, said Tuesday.
Hill found Arrijana, who was a sophomore at Dawson High School in this Houston suburb, dead March 21.
"I couldn't believe it. I was in shock," Dawson High student Joel Vazquez said."That Friday, that was that day, I just had her in class as normal."
DNA evidence led to the 17-year-old's arrest, authorities say. The test also determined that the suspect was the father of the unborn twins, but officials have not said whether the pregnancy was a motive for the homicide.
The teen, who had attended Dawson High with Arrijana, was 16 at the time of the crime and is being held on capital murder charges, which would make him eligible for the death penalty if convicted. The Brazoria County District Attorney's Office will determine if he will be tried as an adult.
"He seemed normal," Justin Williams, a student at Pasadena Memorial High about 15 miles from Pearland, said of the suspect. "He didn't seem suspicious or anything."
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Rio's favelas turn to technology to fight underreporting of coronavirus cases
Rio de Janeiro has more than 640 deaths from coronavirus in its favelas, a new information dashboard showed on Thursday, part of an effort to combat underreporting of the disease in the city's slums.
The dashboard, a collection of charts and information arranged in a graphic display, aggregates coronavirus data from about 120 of Rio's estimated 1,000 poor neighborhoods, said Theresa Williamson, head of Catalytic Communities, a non-profit that created the counting system with local groups.
About 1.3 million people live in Rio's favelas, where COVID-19 infection rates are feared to be higher due to poor nutrition, cramped housing and ill health, but cases are difficult to count.
"Now that the dashboard has been launched, we want to reach the highest possible number of territories," Williamson said at a news conference, adding: "Because of underreporting, we are still far away from recognizing the true situation."
More than 7,000 people have died from COVID-19 in Rio.
Nationally, Brazil has the world's second-highest COVID-19 death toll, with more than 67,000 fatalities, 1.71 million confirmed cases and one of the highest daily rates of new infections.
Because the rates in favelas are hard to track, community members started keeping their own counts, with help from non-profits, and the dashboard integrates data from about 30 favela-based rapporteurs, government information and news reports.
Residents from favelas may also report if they think they have the disease and whether their symptoms are mild or severe.
Williamson said she hoped that as residents add symptom data to the platform, hotspots of contagion will become visible, indicating areas that require attention.


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Q: How to prevent wrapping/breaking a sentence : react native I have to prevent a two word sentence('View More', see image) from wrapping as its a link whose words needs to be together. React native does not support white-space property in css, so a solution is required! See image below:

Also see the code structure:
<View style={styles.rewardsAction}>
  <Text style={styles.rewardsInfo}>AED 20 of 100 can be redeemed.
     <Text style={styles.viewmore} numberOfLines={1}>View More</Text>
  </Text>
  <Text style={styles.rewardsApply}>Apply</Text>
</View>

And its corresponding css:
rewardsAction:{flexDirection: 'row', alignItems: 'center', justifyContent: 'space-between', flexWrap: 'wrap', borderWidth: 1, borderColor: '#eaeaea', paddingHorizontal: 10, paddingVertical: 10, borderRadius: 10  },
rewardsInfo:{width: '80%'},
rewardsApply:{ color: 'red'},
viewmore: {width: 80, borderWidth: 1, borderColor: '#000', textDecorationLine: 'underline', color: 'skyblue', flexWrap: 'nowrap'},

I had also searched internet for solution but they are not related to this! Any situational quick fix would also be helpful!
EDIT:
I have got some answers below and I think there is some confusion, View More text should be together either in that single line or should go below, 'Apply' text is separated to right, and 'View More' should be with that sentence!

A: Use   in static texts rigt in JSX.
Use text.replace(/\s/g, '\xa0') for replacing whitespace by non-breaking space in variable.

A: <View style={styles.rewardsAction}>
  <View style={{flexDirection:'row',flexWrap:'wrap'}}>
   <View>
      <Text style={styles.rewardsInfo}>AED 20 of 100 can be redeemed.</Text>
   </View>
   <View>
     <Text style={styles.viewmore} numberOfLines={1}>View More</Text>
   </View>
  </View>
  <Text style={styles.rewardsApply}>Apply</Text>
</View>

You could have something like above. If space is there, the 'View More' will come in same line, else it will move to the next line.

A: You are using clubbed Text, so that JustifyContent wont work. Instead try to bind with View tags like this.
<View style={{flex: 'row', JustifyContent: 'space-between'}>
     <View>
         <Text>AED 20 of 100 can be redeemed.</Text>
     </View>

     <View>
          <Text>View More</Text>
     </View>

     <View>
          <Text style={{color:'red'}}>Apply</Text>
     </View>

</View>

Try to not apply, other styles like width etc in Text tag, instead use those in View tag.


The Slc26 proteins are a ubiquitous superfamily of anion transporters conserved from bacteria to humans, among which four have been identified as human disease genes. Our functional knowledge of this protein family has increased but limited structural information is available. These proteins contain a transmembrane (TM) domain and a C-terminal cytoplasmic sulfate transporter and anti-sigma factor (STAS) domain. In a fundamental step towards understanding the structure/function relationships within the family we have used small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) on two distantly related bacterial homologues to show that there is a common, dimeric and structural architecture among Slc26A transporters. Pulsed electron-electron double resonance (PELDOR) spectroscopy supports the dimeric SANS-derived model. Using chimaeric/truncated proteins we have determined the domain organization: the STAS domains project away from the TM core and are essential for protein stability. We use the SANS-generated envelopes to assess a homology model of the TM core.


COLUMBUS, Ohio – Illegal steroids are flowing into central Ohio creating a marketplace where they are easy to find and relatively cheap to buy.
Despite posted policies against steroid use, the drug is common at some local gyms, said several current and former users.
Those users now agree that the problem is "out of control" in the Columbus area.
"I agree with (them)," said Sgt. Luke Holt, Franklin County Sheriff's Office.
The problem is "much more serious than the normal person believes," Holt said.
Holt specialized in steroid investigation as an undercover detective for several years. Holt said he arrested about 25 steroid traffickers over a three year period.
"The commonness of steroids in central Ohio is really a lot more than a normal person believes," Holt said.
Holt said the drugs are proliferating, in part, because criminal sentencing has been lax.
For example, traffickers, such as Joseph Castille, have not received any prison time for selling large quantities of steroids.
10 Investigates obtained law enforcement video recorded at the time of Castille's arrest. The video shows Castille sitting in a car that later proved loaded with vials of steroids.
Based on a guilty plea, Castille was convicted of a third degree felony, but was not sentenced to any prison time.
The drugs are flowing in from countries such as China and India, said multiple law enforcement sources.
"When we actually got the guys who got the raw materials, it was from China," Holt said.
Often the raw material arrives in packets of powder by mail delivery, Holt said.
10 Investigates found a man who said he uses illegal steroids. The man did not want his name used because he fears reprisal from his drug dealer and police.
The man showed us several vials of drugs that he said were illegal steroids. The chemicals matched other known illegal steroids sold in the area.
The user said he buys a six week supply of steroids for $70.
"I use because they make me feel better," said the user.
An owner of a local gym also acknowledges using steroids.
Louis Simmons, owner of Westside Barbell, said he's used steroids for 43 years.
Simmons has always had a prescription for steroids, he said. However, he told 10 Investigates that he believes they should be legalized for anyone over the age of 21.
"My basic philosophy, just right off, I think it should be totally legal," Simmons said.
Simmons dismissed concerns about the adverse health effects.
A doctor at the Central Ohio Poison Center disagreed with Simmons.
"There are negative health effects," said Dr. Hannah Hays.
Hays echoed warnings from the federal Center for Disease Control that say steroids can cause heart attacks and liver cancer. Those side effects might be "under recognized and under reported," according to statements posted on the Center for Disease Control's website.
"In general, poisonings and adverse effects of poisonings are under reported," said Dr. Hays.
A recovering drug user described a different side effect.
The man, whose name we have chosen to conceal because he is involved an anonymous drug treatment program, said that he enjoyed using steroids until he had a near violent episode.
Holt is not optimistic things will improve until people recognize how serious the issue is in central Ohio.
"It's more available now than it's ever been," Holt said. "And I don't see anything stopping that right now.


On this awesome night, a wonderful woman I met only one year ago invited us to her home in Randolph, Vermont, which is the town in which Jamie grew up (!!!), and where they grew up together, just a couple years apart from each other in school. She has become a sweet friend this last year, and her invitation brought Jamie back to a place he hasn't been since sometime in the 90s. It was the sweetest homecoming for him and a loving introduction to this community for me, with seriously wide-eyed, open-hearted, engaged people who really dove into all of this with us. I'm so grateful.
This is what happens when a long line of seemingly separate but invisibly, inextricably linked people in moments of decision say yes. Yes to coming "all the way to Brunswick, Maine." Yes to opening up to something new and unknown. Yes to inviting community to come along to co-create the experience. Yes to reciprocal vulnerability that plants the seed of friendship. Yes to feeling. Yes to walking beside each other on the path. Yes to letting that plant grow in that unexpected spot and being utterly thrilled with the blossoms that arrive on a late summer evening that was so still and sacred it made my skin tingle. Here's to yes.
This was the 6th (sixth!!!) time we've done a house concert with this woman. She's the reason we were introduced to Pottstown, Pennsylvania all those years ago, the reason we have subsequently been given the gift of friendship with so. many. wonderful. people there. Some of our absolute favorite on the planet. I'm so grateful this lady took the leap with us.
Thunderstorms triggered Plan B for this night's house concert in Royersford, Pennsylvania:The Garage. And it was absolutely magical in that huddled-together-in-a-rain-storm-at-summer-camp kind of way, complete with long conversations that stretched deep into the night, where stories were told and secrets were shared and hearts felt safe to open up a little more than usual. And where tight hugs at the end of the night were evidence that friendship has begun there, is growing there. I feel grateful to my bones that we got to share this space with these people.
History. In a barn pavilion on a 249-year-old farm. Friends gathered there. People who love each other. And not that always-easy-breezy kind of love, but that showing-up-over-and-over-and-giving-grace-to-one-other kind of love. And somehow we got invited into that history 6 years ago when we met the first of this crew. And now we also have history. Because of year after year of heart-opening and truth-telling and mystery-seeking and love-giving. Bam. 6 years of history. Made moment by moment. We added another really beautiful chapter to this history this year with a warm, wonderful time in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
The parlor of this 1910 Brooklyn, New York brownstone was the scene of convergence of humans taking a chance on each other … reaching out, stepping out, showing up … and the result was oh so sweet. This night was about family, and friendship, and new heart-connections, and I'm so grateful for all of it.
You should've seen how beautifully-prepared the backyard was for this house concert — gorgeous green grass under tall shade trees connected by golden strands of market lights — it was perfect. Annnnnd thennnn … thunderstorms. Sometimes the universe and Mother Nature conspire to thwart our best-laid plans; and in this case, they conspired to bring us a concentrated bottle of effervescent joy in the foyer/living room/dining room-turned-packed-venue in our hosts' house in Matawan, New Jersey. What an awesome experience. We were like champagne — sparkling energy barely contained by the walls surrounding us.
The reason for my cheesy smile is that I'm standing next to one of my favorite people, one of our co-hosts for this night's house concert at this gorgeous spot in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, moments before the show started. Our friendship with this lady is an example of the totally unexpected and ridiculously amazing blessings that this wildly non-traditional life of ours has brought us. And tonight, she co-hosted with a friend, with whom I am looking forward to building this kind of friendship, too, because she is just freakin awesome. Can you believe we met these people because of a wild proposition that we'd come play music and tell stories in their backyards? Can you believe they said yes? I honestly can't believe this beautiful life sometimes.
The longest, loudest thunder roll outside. And an actual lightning strike nearby! Inside: the hum of people in pursuit of changing the world, the electricity of all of us meaningfully engaged with each other. You should've seen the glow on all these faces. What a special time in Falls Church, Virginia.
We met our hosts 3 years ago when we came to northern Virginia for the TEDx conference at which we presented. So there was a sweet reunion of people from that time there that night. And there was also the intersection of new people, the beginnings of friendships I can't wait to explore and nurture.
Isn't it wonderful how when you find yourself exploring a theme or idea or question in this wild, mysterious universe, that you can look to your right and your left and see others riding a parallel wave in their own lives? I'm routinely astonished at the connections our hearts get to make with such awesome people. And I'm so grateful. So very grateful.
When you set a record for late-night-post-concert-hang-with-your-host by, like, a LONG shot, and you go to bed at an hour when you're barely beating the Sun's appearance on the next day — you know it's been a special night. Wow, we live in an astonishing world filled with some truly astonishing people, and what a deep treasure to get to share space with some of them here in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Some days you find yourself on the opposite side of the continent from where you live, next to a whole other ocean than the one you know, in the living room of a soul you've not met in person until now, and you find … your people.
This group of (mostly, but not entirely) women welcomed us into their magical sisterhood on this evening in Wilmington, North Carolina, with the most welcoming, warm, inviting spirit, and they totally went wholeheartedly with us on the journey we offered them. You know how you share an experience with someone(s) and afterward you could swear you've known them forever? Yeah. It was like that.
I am grateful to my bones.
And that … brings us to the end of this summer's East Coast swing.
Midwest + Texas up next!


Despite losing his heavyweight title and having his face mauled to the point where he's barely recognizable, former UFC champion Junior dos Santos (Pictured) still left UFC 155 as the night's biggest winner.
According to the Nevada State Athletic Commission, dos Santos scored a cool $400,000 for his lopsided unanimous decision defeat to Cain Velasquez.
Velasquez, meanwhile, left Las Vegas with the hardware and $200,000, half of which came via win bonus.
Additionally, they do not contain money paid by sponsors or any bonuses from the UFC. These royalties can include pay-per-view commissions, Fight Night bonuses, top secret discretionary bonuses, etc., which can oftentimes represent a substantial portion of a fighter's total income.


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Le Festival du cinéma russe à Honfleur 2012,  du festival, s'est déroulé du 20 au .

Déroulement et faits marquants
Le , le palmarès est dévoilé. Le film Voilà ce qui m'arrive de Victor Chamirov remporte le prix du meilleur film. Le prix du meilleur premier film est remporté par le film Ils sont tous partis de Gueorgui Paradjanov.

Jury
 Jean Becker (président du jury), réalisateur
 Mei-Chen Chalais (présidente d'honneur), productrice
 Robert Hossein, metteur en scène, réalisateur, acteur
 Giacomo Battiato, réalisateur
 Nina Companeez, réalisatrice
 Serge Rezvani, écrivain, scénariste
 Josée Dayan, réalisatrice
 Jacques Dorfmann, producteur, réalisateur
 Patrick de Carolis, journaliste

Sélection

En compétition
 Kokoko d'Avdotia Smirnova
 La Journée d'un prof (День учителя, Den uchitelya) de Sergueï Mokritskiy
 Récits (Рассказы) de Mikhaïl Segal
 Voilà ce qui m'arrive (Со мною вот что происходит) de Victor Chamirov
 4 jours en mai (4 дня в мае) d'Achim von Borries
 Je serai près de toi (Я буду рядом) de Pavel Rouminov
 L'Admiratrice (Поклонница) de Vitali Melnikov

Débuts
 Ils sont tous partis (Все ушли) de Gueorgui Paradjanov
 Ivan atomique (Атомный Иван) de Vasily Barkhatov
 The Daughter d'Alexander Kasatkine et Natalia Nazarova
 Gámer (Гамер) d'Oleg Sentsov

Panorama : Un nouveau regard sur l'Histoire
 Août 2008 (Август восьмого) de Djanik Fayziev
 Expiation / Le Rachat (Искупление) d'Alexandre Prochkine
 L'Espion (Шпион) d'Alexeï Andrianov
 Le Tigre blanc (Белый тигр) de Karen Chakhnazarov
 Le Concert de Radu Mihaileanu

Avant-première
 La Horde (Орда) d'Andreï Prochkine

Palmarès
 Prix du meilleur film : Voilà ce qui m'arrive de Victor Chamirov.
 Prix du meilleur scénario : Kokoko d'Avdotia Smirnova.
 Prix du meilleur acteur : Alexeï Gouskov, pour son rôle dans 4 jours en mai.
 Prix de la meilleure actrice : Anna Mikhalkova et Yana Troyanova, pour leurs rôles dans Kokoko.
 Prix du meilleur premier film : Ils sont tous partis de Gueorgui Paradjanov.
 Prix du public : 4 jours en mai d'Achim von Borries.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Festival du cinéma russe à Honfleur

Liens externes

2012
Honfleur
Festival Honfleur

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Find your Valentine in this fun find the difference Valentine's Day game!
A addicting puzzle game were you must click on the tiles until there are no open loops and they are all fully connected!
Clear the field of bricks as quick as possible. You have to choose three bricks with the same motive to get a match so that they will dissapear.
Slide the cute girly smilies to match 3 or more of the same color. Fill up the big smiley within the time limit!