A new year brings new recycling from Topps. 2017 cards are shown first, with their older doppelgangers following. Cards from 2017 using the same picture will go by release date.
Final update for 2017. Not every set was done, but there are still plenty of examples and plenty more that I missed.
Trout, Harper, and Posey are certainly from almost the same moment in time but are different photos. Neat list.
I am shocked, SHOCKED, that with so many silly extra sets, that Topps would reuse the same pictures. Just makes me all the happier that I collect almost nothing but the base set (and base Gypsy Queen set).
I noticed an error in this list.
On page 9 cards 85 and 86.
You claim these are the same picture yet if you look at the face you can see the face is in a different position.
On card 85 he is looking straight ahead but on card 86 he is looking slightly up and to the right.
While these photographs may have been taken the same day and by the same person they are not the same on both cards.
I really wish Topps would stop doing this. Very easy to snap a picture these days. No excuse for it.
I am also not convinced 1 and 2 are the same pic. Just look at the position of the hand in relation to the cubs logo.
While I do believe these photographs were taken the same day I do not think they are the same.
While it is maddening, it's nothing new. They've been doing this for decades.That being said, with the number of photos available today, there's no excuse for them recycling photos as often as they do.
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What's Good About Malaysia?
Among the major economies of east Asia, Malaysia — which will hold a national election on Sunday — is the most racially mixed, a melting pot of people of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Sri Lankan ancestry.
All the racial ingredients are present to foment east Asia's most dynamic and cosmopolitan society — a California, Holland or south-east England of today, or a Tang China or Arab ascendancy of a earlier epoch.
Unfortunately, the ingredients have long been just that — ingredients. In 1965, Malay fear of being outnumbered by ethnic Chinese (and the reverse) was the background to the break-up of a union with Singapore. More recently, the cosmopolitan dream has languished under the affirmative action policies of the ruling United Malays National Organisation (UMNO). Affirmative action has too often meant filling the boots of a small Malay elite, and assorted running dogs, rather than taking the country forward.
Today, many Malaysians of all races reckon themselves less integrated and less happy than ever. And yet despite this, the signs of cosmopolitan promise in this most beautiful and enchanting of Asian nations never disappear.
The richest man in Malaysia is a reclusive Tamil, Ananda Krishan, an extraordinary entrepreneur who has bent every political leader for two generations to his will. Even politicians who hate each other end up agreeing with Krishnan's agenda, and admiring the Islamic-art inspired Twin Towers he built in Kuala Lumpur. If government had forced him to do something more useful than run monopoly concessions from tv to telephones, and fret about the layout of his luxury yacht, this son of Sri Lankan railway clerks would surely have built one of the greatest branded businesses in the region.
The richest Malaysian long since moved on from Malaysia, in part because of his frustration at the place's limited ambitions. Robert Kuok, commodities kingpin and Shangri-la hotelier has, in his latter years, put on an ever more Chinese face, but his own family is a wondrous assortment of different races, from West Indian to Welsh and Arab to Malay. His first, late wife was half-British.
The biggest financial services conglomerate put together in Malaysia is the work of a Malay-Arab-Indian, Rashid Hussain, whose inititals gave rise to the ubiquitous RHB logo seen everywhere in the country. One of the fastest growing businesses of late belongs to a Pashtun-Malay entrepreneur, Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary, so sharp that a Chinese billionaire once told me he refused to eat chocolates sent to him by Syed Mokhtar until they had been tried on his family pet (the tycoon and the animal survived). The best known Malaysian brand these days is low-cost airline Air Asia, run by an ethnic Indian, Tony Fernandes.
Nor is this cosmopolitan smorgasboard of talent limited to the business sphere. In Jomo Kwame Sundaram (Indian Tamil-Indonesian-Teochew Chinese), currently serving as Assistant Director General of the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), Malaysia produced south-east Asia's most prolific and respected development economist.
In Mahathir Mohamad — one- or two-quarters Indian, two- or three-quarters Malay, though in power he declined to concede his mixed race ancestry for political reasons — Malaysia produced the south-east Asian politician who came closest to creating a viable industrialisation strategy, one that could have put his country on the track that Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and then China followed.
The mercurial Mahathir, however, studied but failed to digest the real lessons of north-east Asia. Agriculture was left stuck in the colonial mould, while industrial policy never harnessed competition to developmental ends in the manner of more successful east Asian states, as any businessman who works in both Malaysia and China will tell you.
Today, Malaysia's businessmen goof around buying English soccer clubs (Queen's Park Rangers, which came bottom of the Premiership this year, Cardiff which is joining it) when they could and should be driving their nation's economic development.
UMNO's defensive claim going into this Sunday's election is that it is a tried and tested 'product'. But given that Malaysia was much the most profitable British colony, and now has an even more formidable resource base after the discovery of vast natural gas resources, a modest GDP per capita lead over neighbouring Indonesia and Thailand is far from impressive. It is the US$15,000 GDP per capita lag on Taiwan and South Korea — much poorer states at the end of the Second World War — that tells.
Anwar Ibrahim (Malay-Indian), who leads the largest opposition party, Keadilan, has little to recommend him. A former Finance Minister, he has bent with the political winds for decades, only leaving UMNO after Mahathir turned on him. The leaders of allied opposition parties are untested in power beyond the local level — indeed sometimes at any level.
Yet Keadilan and its allies do offer Malaysia the chance of rule by a different party after 56 years of UMNO incumbency. It is a chance worth taking, even if — as appears to be happening to Japan's LDP after defeat by its opposition — the main benefit would be to shake UMNO out of its corrupt and navel-gazing torpor.
Sunday is also a chance to change the nature of racial politics in Malaysia. Race has become an albatross around the country's neck. It should be Malaysia's greatest asset.
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Issue No. 27 | Krishnan Srinivasan | 09 December 2017
SQUARING THE CIRCLE: MAHATMA GANDHI AND THE JEWISH NATIONAL HOME
Author: P R Kumaraswamy
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Review By Krishnan Srinivasan
This book is timely; it coincides with the hundredth anniversary of the Balfour Declaration. Kumaraswamy is the leading Indian specialist on Israel and a robust advocate of that nation. He has done great service in this book by positioning the Zionist struggle in the relevant Indian political context, and by exposing Gandhi's inconsistencies in his approach to the creation of Israel and the related issue of non-violence. A serious charge against Gandhi is one of cover-up: there are omissions about Israel in the Gandhi Collected Works and evidence points to Pyarelal as the culprit.
In his writings, Gandhi made more references to Jews than their small number in India would justify; he made fewer references to Sikhs and Buddhists. But he opposed the Zionist objective of a Jewish national home in Palestine, and could not accept Jewish use of violence in seeking that home. He also disproved of Jewish collaboration with British imperialism to achieve Zionist goals, but his knowledge was incomplete and heavily influenced by the domestic situation, which explains Gandhi's acceptance of the Khilafat cause and his continuous appeasement of Muslims, whom he hoped to enlist for the freedom movement.
During the Khilafat phase of the 1920s, Gandhi accepted Palestine as part of the Jazirat ulArab (undefined but interpreted by Gandhi as the Arab peninsula) which had to remain under Islamic sovereignty according to the "injunction" of Prophet Mohammed, an assertion that ignored the Jewish and Christian holy sites in Palestine. He viewed Judaism through Christian anti-Semitic lens, and Zionism through a Muslim prism. Indian Muslims were then the largest such community in the world and Gandhi sheltered behind them to avoid a positive stand on Israel. His appeal for Jewish-Arab cooperation and for the Jews to rely on the goodwill of the Arabs, though "no exception can possibly be taken to the natural desire of the Jews to found a home in Palestine," was as unavailing as his hopes of Congress-Muslim League (ML) cooperation. In his gloss over Jewish suffering in World War II he set a bad example for Nehru and Bose.
In the 1930s Palestine became a contested question between the Congress and the ML. Congress sought to wrest the leadership of the Muslims from Jinnah, who opposed British imperialism while depending on the British against the Congress. Riposting to ML's marking Palestine Day since 1930, Congress followed suit in 1936. Gandhi's "offer to assist in bringing about a settlement" through Arab-Jewish accommodation, of which no details are forthcoming other than the Zionist refusal to seek accommodation with the Palestinian Arabs, failed. He viewed Zionism as a spiritual aspiration not germane for the reoccupation of Palestine, and least of all for the Jewish return to be achieved through force or collaboration with the British. The Zionists reached out to Gandhi in the 1930s to separate the homeland issue from Indian domestic politics and gain his favourable opinion, but they were unable to empathise with his liberation movement from the British since they were dependent on the goodwill of the Palestine Mandate authorities.
In later life, in 1946, Gandhi accepted that the Jews had a good case, and even a prior claim on Palestine, but echoing the Balfour declaration, he hoped that the Arabs would not be wronged. His most sympathetic opinion was in April 1947, but it was too little too late, when "all sides ignored the nuanced shift." Even this shift was linked to the Jews adopting non-violence — an attitude he never urged on the Arabs or Khilafat leaders — and his appeal to Indians not to volunteer for the British army was ignored.
Gandhi's stance created a "predisposed anti-Israeli position." In 1903, 1932 and 1938 he drew parallels between the European treatment of Jews and the untouchables' plight in India. His "sympathy for the plight of Jews in Nazi Germany was visible, but insufficient to link it to the Jewish desire for self-determination," and his Harijan article of 1938 on the Jews led to a breakdown of contact with the Zionists.
Gandhi's understanding of Judaism was more limited and prejudiced than his understanding of the other Abrahamic faiths of Islam and Christianity. For him, Zionist claims to Palestine were a "Biblical conception" and not geographical, though he did not use the same yardstick of a spiritual or abstract space for Palestinian Muslims. As the author writes, "Zionism was un-Gandhian in the sense that it was not utopian." Gandhi failed to note that Zionism transformed Jews into a community in the national sense, a distinct nation like the distinct Muslim nationalist consciousness that paved the way to Pakistan. Both Zionism and the ML stood for religious nationalism and the Jewish demand for a homeland was no different from the ML's demand for Pakistan. Gandhi was perhaps consistent in opposing the religion-based nationalism of both the ML and the Zionists, which ran counter to Congress' territorial secular nationalism.
It is not churlish to mention that this otherwise penetrating book suffers from deficiencies. Due to the thematic format beloved of academics, there are innumerable repetitions, though a chronological, primarily historical, account would have served better. Another vexation is the needless numbering of arguments, reminiscent of pedagogical lecture notes. There are nine such "points" in chapter 10 and 12 in chapter 11. The author is prone to rhetorically use multiple descriptors; thus, "controversial, problematic, hypocritical and even selective," and just two lines further down, "politically naïve, morally inadequate and even simplistic."
It is not clear, when Kumaraswamy discusses Gandhi's Jewish friendships, why he should expect anyone to share the views of his/her friends. There are misleading statements such as "The Holy Land, especially Jerusalem … was now promised to the Jews through the Balfour declaration," and hyperbole, namely "When it comes to Israel, Palestine or the wider Middle East, Mahatma Gandhi enjoys near universal veneration." The Jews text covers four and half pages and should have been given as an annexure. So too should the Balfour Declaration.
Gandhi cannot be wholly blamed for lack of knowledge and comprehension; the same applies to all in public life who can bestow limited attention to complex international issues. But he is rightly accused of deviousness, pontificating and assumption of moral superiority — "my opinion is based on ethical considerations…independent of results." Saints are consistent; politicians are not. Gandhi was "an astute political leader" anxious to incorporate Indian Muslims in his movement. He plunged the Congress into the Khilafat cause to out-Islamize the Muslims thereby involving Indian Islam in the Middle East. Gandhi's advice to Jews not to collaborate with imperialists did not apply to Bose's alliance with the Nazis and Japan, and he later concurred that force was needed by the Indian state to repel Pakistani infiltration in Kashmir. Kumaraswamy subjects the sainted Gandhi to valid criticism for the opinions he expounds despite insufficient understanding, and lack of transparency. Gandhi's plea for non-violence against the Nazis was nonsensical, and he did not urge this on the Arabs.
Available documents throw no light on Gandhi's views on India's federal, as opposed to the UN's partition, plan of 1947. Adverting to the title of this book, is it possible to reconcile Gandhi's opposition to Jewish nationalism with India's new-minted friendship with Israel? India's belated decision was motivated by several factors, none of which had anything to do with Gandhi. Consequently, as Kumaraswamy correctly states, squaring the circle "is a futile exercise."
Note: This review was published The Statesman on 9 December 2017.
Web Link: http://www.thestatesman.com/books-education/a-penetrating-book-1502542441.html
As part of its editorial policy, the MEI@ND standardizes spelling and date formats to make the text uniformly accessible and stylistically consistent. The views expressed here are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views/positions of the MEI@ND. Editor, MEI@ND: P R Kumaraswamy
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He is India's former Foreign Secretary from 1 February 1994 to 28 February 1995. In 1995, he was appointed Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General for Political Affairs in London where he served until 2002.
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Delhi Faridabad Skyway (D F Skyway) is a 4.4 km long, 6-lane wide elevated highway that connects Delhi with Faridabad, a prominent city in National Capital Region. It was inaugurated on 29 November 2010. The project was undertaken by concessionaire "Badarpur Faridabad Tollway Limited", a subsidiary of Hindustan Construction Company Limited.  The highway begins at Badarpur, Delhi and ends at Sector 37, Faridabad, Haryana.

It is a part of NHAI's North-South corridor, National Highway 44, which connects Srinagar to Kanyakumari.

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Q: Javascript: Make an array of integers in same index as array of strings I have an array of strings, and I need a new array that has integers that represent the length of each element in same index.
Example:
stringArr = ["cat", "x", "hello", ""];
// new array of integers that represent each length
// newArr = [3, 1, 5, 0];

A: map through the array, calling length on each item

stringArr = ["cat", "x", "hello", ""];

out = stringArr.map(x => x.length)

console.log(out)

A:

const stringArr = ["cat", "x", "hello", ""];

console.log(stringArr.map(s => s.length));

A: You definitely shouldn't do it this way, but it works.
First you turn your declaration into a string:
const stringArrString = `stringArr = ["cat", "x", "hello", ""];`

Now you use regex replace to create the length string and strip away unecessary characters and eval the whole thing to produce the array, lengthArray
const lengthArray = eval(
    stringArrString.replace(/\"\w*?\"/gi, (word)=>{
        word = word.replace(/\"/gi, '');
        return word.length;
    })
    .replace(/stringArr\ =\ /, "")
    .replace(/;/, '')
);

So yeah, don't do this, but maybe you'll learn something if you pick it apart.

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The Spanish Inquisition: A Historical Revision By Henry Kamen
The Spanish Inquisition: A Historical Revision by Henry Kamen, was released in 1997 and is the third edition of the acclaimed book centered around the infamous tribunal. The years following the first publication saw increases in the quality of scholarship and an influx of research. New historical interpretations subsequently began to demonstrate an enhanced insight, as works like Benzion Netanyahu's The Origins of the Inquisition presented original perspectives. Kamen was consequentially compelled to reevaluate the evidence surrounding the Inquisition, ultimately causing him to divert from his previous conclusions and adopt a revisionist perspective exploring historical causation. The Spanish Inquisition has been repeatedly studied for many years, and the Tribunal instituted by the Catholic monarchy typically elicits negative characterizations as absolutist, oppressive, violent, invasive and intolerant. Kamen, however, aims to discover the true nature and significance of the Spanish Inquisition and shield the readers from any unknowledgeable stereotypes or misinformed notions. He investigates the ideological and social environment of the tribunal, as he attempts to determine whether the Spanish Inquisition was a product of its attendant society by additionally assessing its impact, functionality, organization and global reception. Events of the eighteenth and nineteenth century are disparately mentioned, as they proceed the more significant developments and undertakings that occurred towards earlier stages of the Inquisition. Kamen intermittently justifies and condones Inquisitional activity in an attempt to systematically eradicate popular misconceptions; he marginalizes the cruelty and power often accredited to the institution, and propagates an alternative understanding of the Spanish Inquisition as product of its contemporary society
Kamen begins The Spanish Inquisition by contextualizing the environment in Spain in the years leading up to the 14th century, providing context for the impending Inquisitional prosecution and observing the numerous changes that followed Described as a "society of uneasy coexistence" (convivencia), frequent interactions between Muslim, Christian and Jewish parties briefly fostered an environment of mutual tolerance (Kamen, 1). Despite the larger scale theological friction and inequality, the different religious communities successfully managed to co-habituate villages; work alongside other ethnic groups; exchange ideas, languages, regional tendencies, and subsequently coexist in an unprecedented societal demonstration of multiculturalism. However, the Muslim defeat to the Christian armies of Ferdinand and Isabella catalyzed a major shift in religious toleration and was followed by the the formation of the Spanish Inquisition and subsequent victimization of various religious classes.
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import com.atlassian.applinks.api.ApplicationLinkService;
import com.atlassian.applinks.host.spi.HostApplication;
import com.atlassian.crowd.embedded.api.User;
import com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue;
import com.atlassian.jira.issue.IssueManager;
import com.atlassian.jira.plugin.webfragment.contextproviders.AbstractJiraContextProvider;
import com.atlassian.jira.plugin.webfragment.model.JiraHelper;
import com.sap.jam.samples.jira.plugin.odata.client.JamClient;
import com.sap.jam.samples.jira.plugin.odata.client.models.ExternalObject;
import java.util.Map;

public class FeedPanelContextProvider extends AbstractJiraContextProvider {

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New man-made gasses threaten the ozone layer
Scientists from the University of East Anglia have discovered evidence of four more man-made gasses that are contributing to the depletion of the ozone layer. The research has been published in the journal Nature Geoscience.
The researchers discovered the gases by analysing ice cores. Air extracted from these cores provides a natural archive of what was in the atmosphere up to 100 years ago. The team also assessed modern air samples from Cape Grim in Tasmania. They found that three of these gases are CFS, one is a hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC), and that two of these gases are also accumulating at an alarming rate. They estimate that about 74,000 tonnes of these gases have been released into the atmosphere.
According to BBC News, lead researcher Dr Johannes Laube said:
"Our research has shown four gases that were not around in the atmosphere at all until the 1960s which suggests they are man-made. The identification of these four new gases is very worrying as they will contribute to the destruction of the ozone layer. We don't know where the new gases are being emitted from and this should be investigated. Possible sources include feedstock chemicals for insecticide production and solvents for cleaning electronic components. What's more, the three CFCs are being destroyed very slowly in the atmosphere – so even if emissions were to stop immediately, they will still be around for many decades to come".
Scientists have acknowledged that the current concentrations of these new gases are small and they do not present an immediate concern. However, the source of these gases needs to be identified.
Prof Piers Forster, from the University of Leeds, is reported to have stated that:
"This paper highlights that ozone depletion is not yet yesterday's story. The concentrations found in this study are tiny. Nevertheless, this paper reminds us we need to be vigilant and continually monitor the atmosphere for even small amounts of these gases creeping up, either through accidental or unplanned emissions. Of the four species identified, CFC-113a seems the most worrying as there is a very small but growing emission source somewhere, maybe from agricultural insecticides. We should find it and take it out of production."
The ozone layer is in the atmosphere between 15 and 30km above the Earth's surface. The layer provides a vital role in blocking harmful UV rays.
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CFC-113a and HCFC-133a are intermediaries in the production of widely used refrigerants
CFC-112 and 112a may have been used in the production of solvents used to clean electrical components
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Decide takes Arroyo request for entry to intercourse assault recordsdata beneath advisement, plans to concern determination Thursday
Throughout Thursday's listening to, Arroyo's legal professional, Anthony Ellison, informed the decide his shopper is being "harmed on a regular basis."
"He can't pull out the papers that exonerate him," he mentioned.
Ellison added that voters who're casting ballots within the Suffolk district legal professional's race have a proper to know the result of the 2005 allegations, as do Arroyo's Boston constituents.
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Arroyo is in search of particular police incident experiences and correspondence relating to Arroyo between Boston police and the Suffolk DA's workplace in and round 2006.
Attorneys representing the town of Boston are opposing the discharge of the paperwork. Jess Megee, an legal professional for the town, mentioned disclosure of the data can be inappropriate, saying they had been protected by state regulation.
"If the Legislature wished to offer the accused entry to those, they might have put them on the listing of individuals which are correctly recipients of those recordsdata, and they didn't," mentioned Megee.
The legal professional for the girl on the coronary heart of the 2005 case, Leonard H. Kesten, additionally opposed the discharge of the paperwork, saying such a transfer would set off a public debate relating to whether or not his shopper is mendacity or not.
"It'll destroy this younger lady," he mentioned.
What she informed police years in the past, mentioned Kesten, "was true then, it's true now, it'll all the time be true."
The decide, Squires-Lee, mentioned she would overview the paperwork in query, including that her intention was to decide by the tip of Thursday, maybe someday within the night.
Outdoors the courthouse after the listening to, Arroyo informed reporters, "Past even this race, that is my life, and I believe it's necessary that folks perceive the information of this, as a result of I've to stay with these allegations now, as a result of they're within the public area, for the remainder of my life. It's solely honest, I imagine, that the conclusions within the investigation are additionally made public."
He mentioned illegally leaking paperwork — which he claims is how the allegations in opposition to him had been made public within the last weeks of the first contest — for political achieve is a criminal offense.
Earlier on Thursday, in an look on an area speak present, Arroyo appeared to struggle again tears whereas telling an interviewer that it's been tough responding to the allegations, which he denies.
"I don't like ache," Arroyo mentioned, his voice quavering, throughout a morning look on the "Java With Jimmy" program, hosted by James Hills. "For me, I ran to mitigate hurt, to stop ache. And so, to see this a lot ache, it hurts. It hurts my coronary heart. , from the standpoint of individuals making allegations that I gained't get up for girls who've been assaulted or males who've been assaulted sexually, that's fully false."
Arroyo, 34, who's locked in an unsightly Democratic main with present Suffolk DA Kevin R. Hayden, himself beneath scrutiny for his dealing with of police misconduct allegations, appeared on the speak present three days after a lady who informed police Arroyo sexually assaulted her in 2005 after they had been highschool classmates spoke out in an interview with The Boston Globe.
"It makes me really feel sick, sick to my abdomen," the girl mentioned in an interview Monday evening, shortly after reaching out to the Globe. "I see so many individuals persevering with to endorse him with out discovering out extra. Because the potential DA, ladies are usually not going to really feel protected calling his workplace. Their instances gained't get heard. … All these folks will likely be afraid to return ahead."
Her remarks got here after Arroyo held a press convention final week to push again in opposition to an earlier Globe story that exposed he hadbeen accused of doable sexual assault in 2005 and 2007. Arroyo mentioned he had by no means assaulted anybody and was by no means knowledgeable of any investigations.
The lady mentioned she stands by the whole lot she alleged to police about Arroyo in 2005: the coerced intercourse, the psychological manipulation, the threats he despatched her. She mentioned she didn't pursue the matter with prosecutors years in the past as a result of it appeared to her that officers at John D. O'Bryant College of Arithmetic and Science heard her considerations and instantly took motion: She didn't see Arroyo in school for the remainder of the varsity 12 months.
On Thursday, Arroyo turned emotional a second time when addressing his absence from college on the time, reiterating earlier statements that he left to take care of his ailing mom.
"I don't know if anyone's ever had anyone they care about in a nasty spot, however that was my mom at the moment," Arroyo mentioned, preventing to take care of his composure. "And so I made a dedication myself that I'd guess on myself. I knew the intelligence I had, I knew who I used to be as a person. However my mom wanted me in numerous methods at that time. And so, that was a trauma state for me again then, and nonetheless is."
Boston Police investigated two units of sexual assault allegations in opposition to Arroyo. Within the 2007 case, a 16-year-old woman informed police she was ingesting at a celebration and believed that Arroyo, then 19, could have raped her. That investigation was closed with out legal fees, and final week, the girl who made the unique allegation mentioned Arroyo didn't rape her.
"These are severe allegations and, as I mentioned earlier than, they're false," Arroyo mentioned in an announcement Tuesday.
On "Java With Jimmy," Arroyo mentioned that he was headed to court docket later within the day in an effort to acquire investigatory recordsdata that he maintained would clear him of wrongdoing.
"All of the Globe acquired was a police grievance," Arroyo mentioned. "They didn't get any of the investigatory product. They didn't get any of what the detectives who had been assigned to this case mentioned. All of that info is lacking. That's the knowledge I'm going to court docket to get. And I do know that what they discovered was that these complaints had been unfounded."
After the girl from the 2005 case got here ahead in her Globe interview, Arroyo, a former public defender, noticed his big-name political backing vanish as Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Senators Elizabeth Warren and Edward J. Markey, and Consultant Ayanna Pressley all pulled their assist for his candidacy for the DA submit.
Danny McDonald may be reached at daniel.mcdonald@globe.com. Comply with him on Twitter @Danny__McDonald. Travis Andersen may be reached at travis.andersen@globe.com. Comply with him on Twitter @TAGlobe.
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Q: Connect OBDSim to Torque on Windows through Bluetooth I'm trying to install OBDSim on Win7 but am running into some trouble. My end goal is to run OBDSim as a bluetooth ELM327 OBDII Simulator and connect to it using the Torque app on my Android device.
I watched a video on youtube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dMjo5ySbcc) that demos exactly what I am trying to simulate but it was running Lubuntu 12.04.
I've been reading through posts on mp3car and other posts on stackoverflow over the last week but I'm still a little lost. I'm not sure exactly how obdsim makes use of com0com to get my bluetooth dongle to connect with Torque on my phone. Heres what I have so far:

*

*I've paired my Android device to my computer

*I've installed com0com and have a CNCA0 <-> COM5 pair set up.

*I set the incoming COM Port to be COM5

*I'm running the obdsimwindows-2011-06-11 build as suggested (Although
-b is giving an invalid option.. Also bluetooth isn't listed under --help either. Does this version support bt??)

*I am able to launch the gui successfully using 'obdsim.exe -g gui_fltk -w COM5'

*Torque still isn't being able to connect and read from the simulator.

I think theres one more  big step I'm missing, but I'm not sure what it is. I found this correspondence (http://icculus.org/pipermail/obdgpslogger/2012-January/000122.html) which sort of resembles where I'm at, but I don't know how to the bind and sdptool commands translate to windows (that was a linux problem).
Has anyone tried to set up OBDSim on Windows and connected to their Android device via bluetooth successfully?
Thanks!

A: The man page, right under the bluetooth heading, says that bluetooth is not supported in windows.
http://icculus.org/obdgpslogger/manpages/render/obdsim.txt

A: One more answer from stackoverflow which worked perfectly for us.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/25763606/739262

A: I tried it on Win7 and it works with the -w switch ...trying to make it work on VM win7 in a Mac host still having issues.
FYI it also works thru a tcp socket I have a win7 VM where I run OBDSim and thru a redirector tcp to COM make it available from outside the VM it works ... bunch of tools to do the redirecting but none worked 4 me ended up writing my own simple socket redirector to COM in Win7. Tested it on the Mac thru a basic iOS App I wrote on the iOS simulator.


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William Oddie FAITH Magazine March-April 2009
The Drift of the Diocese
Is there, in the English Catholic Church, a crisis of confidence in the diocese as an institution which can be relied on: both to defend the integrity of the Catholic faith and also to promote it with conviction - to propagate it as being not just an optional lifestyle appendage, but as the indispensable key to life itself, as a faith which makes demands that must be met, not the least of which is the vocation to be a sign of contradiction to the values of the secular world?
At the time of writing, the current cause celebre in this general area (there usually seems to be one at least at any given time) was the dust-up between the governors of the Cardinal Vaughan School and the Diocese of Westminster in the person of Bishop George Stack. The Catholic Herald summed it all up thus:
The governors of one of London's leading Catholic comprehensive schools, Cardinal Vaughan Memorial, have accused the Archdiocese of Westminster of forcing the school to water down its Catholic admissions requirements.
They predict that the latest directives will devastate the school's ethos and deny places to deserving Catholic children from boroughs of London where Catholic secondary provision is poor. Cardinal Vaughan, in Holland Park, has traditionally served Catholics from varied backgrounds from all over London. However, Westminster diocese has threatened to report the school to the Government if it fails to apply only the bishops' "objective criteria" on admissions and no others.
The chairman of the governors, Sir Adrian FitzGerald, said the school already complies with the law on admissions. The Church, on the other hand, believes it is the bishops' responsibility to define Catholic practice and Cardinal Vaughan was
not allowed to make subjective judgments about "who is a better Catholic".
The diocese said Cardinal Vaughan was not permitted to take into consideration "involvement in the wider life of the Church" or First Confession and First Holy Communion. It insisted, however, that the governors were incorrect to claim that regular Sunday Mass-going would not be taken into consideration and nor would the length of time parents had taken to baptise the child. A spokesman for the diocese said: "The school would be allowed to give credit to families for going to Mass every Sunday through the priest's reference form [my italics].
The passage in italics is the most important bone of contention perhaps: according to the school, the diocese specified simply "regular" mass attendance as a criterion for the description "Catholic" (they do at least accept that Catholics should be given priority): the school insisted that Mass attendance be every Sunday and all weekday Holy Days of Obligation that may have survived the recent cull. The Diocese replied that it never said what the school said it said: it could specify every Sunday if it wanted to. The school demurred: "Diocesan Guidance (Para. A26)", retorted the Chairman of the school's governors, Sir Adrian Fitzgerald Bt, "does not state that schools can give priority to children from families who attend Mass every Sunday. It states that 'regular attendance' meansattendance more often than not as far as can be judged by observation. This could be as low as twenty-seven times per year." As for the school's requirement that Baptism should be within the first year and the Diocesan reply that it had never ruled this out, Sir Adrian rejoined that "Nowhere in the heavily prescriptive Diocesan Guidance can we find any statement that a criterion relating to
baptism within a year of birth is a legitimate one". The diocese said it had been supportive of the school; Sir Adrian said, well, in that case, why, when "the School's criteria relating to involvement in the life of the Church and reception of First Confession and First Holy Communion were ... agreed by the Local Authority" and when "in the annual consultation with relevant bodies these criteria attracted no negative comment" was there only one exception to this: three months late, the threat of the diocese of Westminster to report the school to the secular authorities?
In the end, what did the whole thing really portend; what was the subtext to this affair? Damian Thompson, in his Telegraph blog, was pretty sure that he at any rate knew very well what it was all about: under the headline "Catholic Lefties won't be happy until they've destroyed the Cardinal Vaughan School", Thompson concluded that "what it boils down to, as far as I can see, is that the diocesan bishop, H.E. Cormac Card. Murphy-O'Connor, after consulting his Left-inclined advisers, has changed the rules. The criteria for assessing Catholic commitment have been taken out of the hands of the school, and also surreptitiously loosened....Diocesan Tabletistas disapprove of the old-fashioned excellence of the Vaughan, which they consider to be elitist. So, using the excuse of new governmentguidelines, they are quietly moving the goalposts. And - hey presto! - one of England's best Catholic schools turns into a bog-standard but ideologically pure local comprehensive school."
Is that unfair? To read the diocese's side of it, you'd think so. But can you trust the diocese? The real point of this whole business, surely, one of them at least, is that there is a real lack of trust between the school and the diocese: the diocese is seen as the enemy, ultimately, of the faith itself: it is seen, in effect, as an agent of the secular power. And it is here that the affair becomes, not just a one-off battle between a bolshie set of school governors and a heavily bureaucratised local diocese but an emblematic struggle which enacts, yet again, the suspicion felt by many Catholics for the local Church authorities, usually in the form of the diocese. Most Catholics have a perfectly good relationship with their Parish Priest; the Church indeed, for most of us is embodied bytwo people: the PP and the Pope: only rarely by our local bishop and his administration.
What is the problem? Is it an institutional one: or does it have to do with certain key individuals? Is the diocese a compromised institution; or is the real problem the fact that there are just too many dicy bishops? In its Christmas edition, The Catholic Herald ran an extended interview with Bishop Kieran Conry of Arundel and Brighton, who seemed to go out of his way wilfully to embody episcopal diciness. For a start, he turned up dressed as a layman, looking, remarked Andrew M. Brown "trim and fit... and sporty. In his nylon zip-up jacket, dark jersey and slacks he might be a dad taking his son to a rugby sevens tournament". At the end of the interview, as the bishop prepared for his train journey back to his diocese, Brown alluded to his secular appearance; in reply "[h]etold [him] a story about how he once came back from a conference in clerical black and two people badgered him with their Da Vinci Code questions." As Brown drily commented, "It was a good anecdote. But as an explanation for not wearing clerical clothes, it struck me as only half convincing." This was a restrained way of saying something pretty damning: Bishop Conry was pretending not to be what he was so as to avoid having to defend his religion - an interesting contrast, incidentally with the reaction of Opus Dei, directly attacked in the Da Vinci Code as a sinister and murderous sect, who when busloads of Da Vinci Code trail tourists pulled up outside the houses of this supposedly secretive organisation, invited them in and answered their questions, attracting as a result hundreds ofnew vocations. (How many new vocations has Bishop Conry attracted?)
The whole interview is well worth studying in full as a classic of its kind: rarely has the liberal secularist Catholic mentality so uninhibitedly, even defiantly, displayed itself (you can read the interview by going to www. catholicherald.co.uk/ features/ f0000353.shtml). Above all, one is repeatedly struck by the Bishop's remoteness from reality. When Brown remarked that "[a] lot of conservative enthusiasm comes from the young", Bishop Conry explained this phenomenon by saying the reasons were "geopolitical more than theological", specifying "massive climatic change heading our way inexorably", the present economic uncertainty, the threat of terrorism, and the fact that "China could wage cyber-war". How these thingsexplain -for instance - the enthusiasm of Youth 2000 - one of the few really buoyant youth organisations in the Catholic Church today - for prolonged adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, is not perhaps, immediately obvious. But Bishop Conry is convinced that he is on to something here: he reckons he really understands young people. Brown's interview here was masterly, and was clearly well-prepared. As he tells us, "Since the Catholic Youth Services were closed down earlier this year, Bishop Kieran has supervised youth ministry in this country." So Brown went to the relevant website and discovered (with what glee may be imagined) a proposed "Youth Mass with a liturgy designed to appeal to youngsters": "Suggestions included distributing tips on high-energy light bulbs, handing out Fairtradechocolate and in a list of things to be sorry for in the penitential rite: leaving water in your kettle." Brown asked if the bishop thought any of this was a bit silly? Well, it might be, he replied:
But it's youth. We're not going to switch light bulbs on in young people's heads, not at a single event. But it was felt some of that would be appropriate for young people." Leaving water in the kettle? "For young people that's an issue - energy saving." Could the Church be more radical? Talk about the serious questions - repentance, salvation? "You can't talk to young people about salvation. What's salvation? What does salvation mean? My eternal soul? You can only talk to young people in young people's language, really. And if you're going to talk to them about salvation, the first thing they will understand is saving the planet. You're talking about being saved and they will say: 'What about saving the planet?'"
Is that really what they all talked about, those hundreds of thousands of young people at World Youth Day, in the intervals of all that old time religion, all that Pope stuff? Were they really not concerned about salvation and their eternal souls? Did they really talk about not leaving water in their kettles?
One could go on. "Is it a good idea to go to Confession regularly?" asked Brown; "No," replied the good bishop "because my own experience when we had Confession every day at St Chad"s Cathedral in Birmingham was that regular penitents came back with exactly the same words week after week." The Catholic Herald came in for a certain amount of disapproval in my parish for publishing the interview at all, as though giving Bishop Conry a platform implied the paper's approval of his views and as though if we ignore his views they will go away. The fact is that what Bishop Conry said encapsulated what we are all up against in the English Catholic hierarchy. Among the bishops, he is by no means the odd man out: that is Bishop O'Donoghue of Lancaster, that good and courageous man. We needto know that; the Herald did us all a service.
By William Oddie
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Editorial: 30.06.19
2019 has not, thus far, been a joyful year for Britain. Knife crime – numbers of young people stabbing one another on the streets of our cities – has risen steadily and looks set to continue to do so. Political life has been chaotic, giving a general sense of uncertainty and confusion over the one thing of which we have long been confident – the resilience and reasonable competence of our system of governance. And the sinister political-correctness which over the past few years has increasingly sought control over our lives continues to grow in strength and in nastiness.
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Debates about clerical celibacy are nothing new. There have been many arguments and challenges over the centuries. It is commonly asserted that celibacy is a "medieval" innovation, imposed on Catholic priests only a thousand years ago. In fact, scholarly studies have demonstrated that, in essence, it can be traced back to apostolic times.
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Or a straggle of pilgrims.
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Home Article EVERY THING IS JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER THING.
EVERY THING IS JUST LIKE EVERY OTHER THING.
Yesterday's Washington Post op-ed page dedicated itself, at least in two pieces, to what at first glance would be a difficult task: explaining how John McCain and Barack Obama are, in fact, the same. First, David Broder:
The good news is that Obama and McCain, for different reasons, have about as good a prospect of achieving that change as any two politicians you could find.
Why? Because Obama has an exceptional mind and represents a new generation of Americans. John McCain because he is good at personal relationships (huh?) and "disdains partisanship and searches for the national interest, wherever he can find it." Mmhmm. Now, David Ignatius:
Best of all, these four people are each, in different ways, American rebels. They have all made their way challenging conventional wisdom, telling off the know-it-alls, making a place for themselves and their ideas. They all retained their individuality in a political culture that tends to grind down candidates until they are palpable phonies. That didn't happen with these four -- whatever you think of them, they are who they claim to be.
Well, no, not really. For instance, Sarah Palin regularly lies about fighting against earmarks when, in fact, she was in favor of them for a long time. John McCain used to try to hold himself above the partisan fray but now follows typical Bush-Rove attack politics and offers policy positions that either endorse or amplify those of the Bush administration. Seriously, neither one of these articles explains why McCain is such a change agent, they just sort of take it as a given, though anyone who has done some second-order thinking about his platform can tell you he isn't. Simply repeating "maverick" over and over again does not make you a maverick. As a journalist, I can make a list of Things That Will Change (TM) if Barack Obama is elected. Even on my most charitable days, I cannot do the same for John McCain. Even these two authors who disagree with me and think that John McCain will offer some change, however, are unable to specify what that would be.
There is going to be an election in two short months. The press owes its readers a distinction between the two candidates, rather than an article predicated on some non-existent fantasy land where this election doesn't matter at all, because these readers are going to have to make a choice on November 4. They ought to be doing their job.
--Tim Fernholz
P.S. As long as I'm doing Sunday op-eds, Maureen Dowd should not have a Times column.
Tim Fernholz
Tim Fernholz is a former staff writer for the Prospect. His work has been published by Newsweek, The New Republic, The Nation, The Guardian, and The Daily Beast. He is also a Research Fellow at the New America Foundation.
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KEY WEST RECOVERS!
Connecting the community to resources that will help us all recover more quickly.
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Uncodified Ordinance 21-01
Amending Uncodified Ordinance 20-18, to modify the effective date and the sunset date.
Amending Uncodified Ordinance 20-14, removing certain exceptions. All persons over the age of six (6), while physically located within the City of Key West, and who are away from their residence, shall wear a mask and/or facial covering at all times, regardless of whether social distancing is also maintained.
Amending Uncodified Ordinance 20-14, removing certain penalties for businesses.
Amending Uncodified Ordinance 20-08, to allow for additional exceptions of facial coverings.
Allowing of consumption of food at bar counters, with a maximum of six (6) individuals per party.
All persons over the age of six (6), while physically located within the City of Key West, and who are away from their residence, shall wear a face covering at all times, regardless of whether social distancing is also maintained.
All persons over the age of six (6), while physically located within the City of Key West, and who are away from their residence, shall wear a face covering when not maintaining social distancing from other person(s).
Emergency Directive 2020-20
Imposing a curfew on all citizens and visitors during the New Years Eve Holiday.
Amendment No. 1
Temporary closures of boat ramps from July 29, 2020 at 12:01 am to July 30, 2020 at 11:59 pm.
Temporary closure of Public Beaches & Parks from July 2, 2020 - July 7, 2020
Additional businesses reopening
Re-opening of Sunset Celebration at Mallory Square
Supersedes Emergency Directive 2020-06, full reopening of public recreational facilities, beaches and parks.
Re-opening of sightseeing vehicles
Mandating the use of facial coverings and required health screenings for all businesses
Re-opening of fitness centers and gyms
Re-opening of commercial, recreational, and rental vessels
Re-opening of public transit
Re-opening of cosmetology salons
Re-opening of Key West Golf Course, and Key West Tropical Forest & Botanical Garden
Partial re-opening of businesses
Partial re-opening of public facilities
Protective measures for essential businesses
Allowing official meetings to be conducted virtually
Closure of non-essential businesses
Limiting attractions and activities which support social gatherings of 10 or more people.
Temporary closures of City Landmarks, Beaches, Ferry Terminal, and take-out and delivery only for restaurants with no on-site dining. Also, closure of all bars and nightclubs.
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Printable flyer in English is provided here.
Printable flyer in Creole is provided here.
Printable flyer in Spanish is provided here.
CDC Guidelines for Everyday Mask Wearing and Healthy Habits
UNITED WAY OF COLLIER AND THE KEYS
UWCK is excited to announce KeysHelp.org, an innovative way to assist neighbors in need…
Through KeysHelp.org, it enables residents to apply for assistance from the safety of their homes, using mobile phones, tablets, or computers, and allows case managers to help them while working remotely and safely. More community resources and information are also available through this link.
Currently, the remote platform enables Keys families and individuals affected by COVID-19 to apply in English, Spanish, and Creole for assistance with food, medical bills, childcare, prescription, communication and transportation needs (up to $250 per household per month) by connecting with case managers at The Florida Keys Outreach Coalition. In addition to UWCK's KeysHelp.org webpage having the application for Emergency Financial Assistance in partnership with the Florida Keys Outreach Coalition, it has the most comprehensive Community Resource Guide in Monroe County, updated daily with local, state, and federal programs, information, and resources.
Visit KeysHelp.Org for information and links to assistance for all community members in need.
Guidance Care Center (GCC)
GCC has 24 hour, local hotline for any resident having a mental health crisis 305-434-7660 option #8
• GCC will provide mental health and/or substance abuse help regardless of ability to pay
• Federal grant received to provide free psychiatric, medications and/or individual therapy for adults over 25 years old.
• Services for youth and teens – if they see the psychiatrist it is billed to their insurance and some may have a co-pay (Medicaid, Healthy Kids) All counseling, therapy and case management services for youth are FREE.
• Suicide is preventable if we can connect ourselves and others to professional help – losing one more life is too many
• GCC provides assessment, psychiatric and outpatient therapy to adults over 25. This includes free psychiatric, medications and/or individual therapy. Assistance in relocation for Domestic Violence Survivors
• GCC provides help with substance abuse, mental health, crisis and suicide prevention services to all persons referred by the police departments, emergency rooms, service providers and self-referrals. The full continuum of care is available county-wide at 3 locations-Key Largo, Marathon, and Key West, as well virtually via Telehealth. Services are provided on a sliding scale, as low $3.00 No one is turned away for inability to pay.
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Key West has open access Monday- Thursday 8 am to 11:00 a.m. for a 2 hour intake process and open for crisis support daily 8 am to 5 pm. People are seen first come first service. After that, they will match you with a service provider. Psychiatrists and Case Managers speak English and Spanish. Translation can be arranged for other languages (Creole, Russian, Czech, Polish, etc.) using a phone interpreter.
Phone: (305) 434-7660 option 4
Address: 1205 Fourth St., Key West (behind VFW)
The City of Key West recommends everyone continue taking precautions to protect themselves and others from the spread of respiratory illnesses, which includes COVID-19.
Wash hands frequently with soap and water, and for at least 20 seconds each time.
Limiting the exposure of your nose, mouth and eyes to unwashed hands can help to protect from the spread of all germs and illnesses.
Avoid close contact with people who are ill and stay home if you are ill.
Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
Do not reuse tissue after coughing, sneezing, or blowing your nose.
All residents can better prepare for COVID-19 by getting up-to-date information directly from reliable sources like Florida Department of Health, Monroe County, and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Be thoughtful about what you read or hear about the virus and make sure you are separating rumor from fact before you act. For more information, please explore the resources on this page.
Best Practices for Businesses on COVID-19
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Christopher's guest is the ebullient Canadian pianist Jon Kimura Parker, a virtuoso star who is also known for his outgoing personality and cheerful sense of humour. Jackie and Christopher discuss Beethoven's "Emperor" Piano Concerto No. 5.


Home » Essay Types » What is a Narrative Essay?
Narrative essay is among the most typical assignments in school which teach students the skills needed to describe a certain event, situation or object in a profound and exciting way. Students' task is to present their personal ideas, emotions, thoughts, reasoning, arguments, and attitudes about a particular issue in the form of a story. And they are free to do that in the manner which suits them best. This is a real chance to write a creative work. Like a real writer would have done. Despite the structural and format demands, this type of essay allows students to demonstrate their creative thinking.
Your essay has to be based on a truthful and meaningful experience that can constitute a good writing topic. Whatever you feel is worth sharing with your readers has to be written in an engaging and efficient manner. The objectives of your paper have to be explicit and understandable. If your topic is not given by the professor, concentrate on important issues that played a sufficient role in your life – you are supposed to produce an interesting narration and your personal analysis of the described issue.
Except for an interesting topic, your story should possess a coherent structure. If your task is to write a narration, ensure to include all elements needed – an introductory part, characters, settings, plot, climax, and summary. Writing the introduction, keep in mind that this part should explain what you are going to write why. A good story has to explain the settings of the events as well as whom the characters are. After that, you should proceed with the plot of your story which will logically lead your readers to the culmination or climax of the entire narration – this is a turning point of your story. After that, your crucial idea is defined the way it should, and you can write personal conclusions you have made analyzing this story.
Don't forget to write this text using the pronoun "I" as you are narrating the situation from your own perspective. Don't hesitate to include monologs and dialogues in your story if you need them to express your thoughts. Ming you choice of language as it has to make your story alive and more atmospheric – relevant details also have to be chosen to set the mood of this narration. And the biggest advice is not to get overwhelmed generating a novel instead of an essay – be laconic, creative and up to the topic.
The most significant thing you should do to deliver an outstanding narrative essay is to pick up the topic which is connected with your life in some way. You can describe the outcomes of important events, personal growth caused by some person, unexpected experience, the thing you haven't done before, meaningful relationship, friendship, etc. This should be your own unique and special experience – feel free you illustrate your thoughts with examples and experiences from the real life situations. If you need any assistance in finding your perfect topic, you can consult with the list of the most popular essay topic examples.
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Should I SEO for Lead Gen Forms or Campaign Landing Pages?
Should I SEO a Campaign Form Page?
Zero Value Content: These pages tend to filled with marketing jargon, doesn't answer a question, and extremely-thin on content that is considered valuable to search engines.
Lowwwww Wordcount: Fewer than 100 words. You can't rank well on even the lowest competitive long tail with 78 words on the page.
Expire: The page goes away in five week or five months. Any page that is temporary in nature won't have enough time to garner enough authority.
No Maintenance: Even if the page sticks around, it likely won't get a refresh… ever and we all know how Google prefers sites that continually update their information.
Not in Website Experience: The page is usually a URL folder that has little SEO authority tied to it. It's essentially an orphan page with no subsections or pages below or above it supporting it.
Doesn't Link Internally: Related to above, it has no internal links to/from related pages that gives context to Google about it's importance in the site's hierarchy.
No One Cares Outside: Good luck getting another website to link to a form page that has no valuable content.
Dead Before It Starts: In a competitive space that requires the page to be… well, more than it is.
That's not to say a form page or campaign page won't be indexed by Google and other search engines, but indexation doesn't mean anyone is visiting the page from organic searches. That said, these pages should have the SEO titles and descriptions in case they're shared on social media or rank for extreme long tail keywords. We recommend creating a plan and best practice doc for your teams so they can create meta data for themselves.


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Marvel reveals first look at bearded Nick Fury in Secret Invasion
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[html]Here's your first look at Marvel's Secret Invasion
Nick Fury returns – and without the eyepatch this time. Thanks to a Disney Plus Day special presentation, available on the streaming service, we have our first look at the upcoming Marvel series Secret Invasion, which looks set to bring back the former director of S.H.I.E.L.D.
Unfortunately, though, there's not a whole lot more to glean from the Secret Invasion footage, which is incredibly brief. Instead, we'll just have to speculate over why Nick Fury looks so wearied in the footage. Perhaps there have been just a few too many threats to Earth now?
Samuel L. Jackson plays the iconic character, who previously brought the Avengers together and last appeared in the Spider-Man: Far From Home post-credits scene. He's joined in the series by returning MCU actor Ben Mendelsohn as Skrull leader Talos, while Kingsley Ben-Adir will play the show's main villain. Olivia Colman, Emilia Clarke, Killian Scott, and Christopher McDonald have also been cast in undisclosed roles. Yep, this one's as star-studded as Eternals!
The six-episode series was created by Kyle Bradstreet, one of the award-winning writers behind Mr. Robot. It will be directed by Thomas Bezucha and Ali Selim. It's based on the 2008-2009 comic book storyline of the same name, which follows the covert, long-term invasion of Earth by the shape-shifting alien group the Skrulls, who have all infiltrated all aspects of human life.


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Q: add something before item quickly in latex i would like to change this long cammend in enumerate envirment at latex
\item[\begin{scriptsize} $\lceil 01.00 \rfloor$ن \end{scriptsize}
    \addtocounter{numebcounte}{1}\thenumebcounte$\langle$]

like this
\item{01.00}

A: instead of \item{0.01} use \myitem{0.01} (or any other command name that you choose) and define it as
\newcommand\myitem[1]{%
\item[{\scriptsize $\lceil #1 \rfloor$ن }%
      \addtocounter{numebcounte}{1}\thenumebcounte$\langle$]%
}

A: This is another solution, maybe less elegant using marginnote and enumitem but including one extra command.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{enumitem}
\usepackage[fulladjust]{marginnote}

\usepackage{lipsum}
\newcounter{numebcounte}
\begin{document}
\reversemarginpar
\lipsum[1]
\newcommand{\points}[1]{\marginnote{\raggedleft\begin{scriptsize}$\lceil #1\rfloor$N \end{scriptsize}}}
\begin{enumerate}[label=\arabic*$\langle$]
    \item \points{1.00} Solve number using\dots
    \item \points{2.00} What is the lowest\dots
\end{enumerate}
\lipsum[2]
\end{document}

I can't write Arabic at the moment, but that shouldn't be a problem.