Chaparral is one of the 4 new Calgary communities located south of the Stoney Trail ring road, located on the extreme south edge of the city. It's located on the southeast corner of the intersection of Stoney Trail and MacLeod Trail - giving this community excellent access into and out of the city.
Downtown is 25 minutes away by car via Deerfoot Trail. It's connected by the 78 and 178 bus routes to the Somerset LRT station on the Red Line, providing convenient access up the MacLeod Trail commercial corridor up to downtown.
Calgary International Airport is 27 minutes away by car.
The nearest major hospital is the South Health Campus Hospital, located 10 minutes away by car. The Alberta Children's Hospital is 30 minutes away by car.
Chaparral is connected directly to Fish Creek Provincial Park, a gem among Calgary's many wonderful green spaces, and is by extension well connected to the fabulous Bow River Pathway system. The community itself has a dozen individual parks and green spaces, meaning a quiet spot on the grass or playground for the kids is never far away.
Chaparral's connection to golf courses is difficult to beat, with McKenzie Meadows Golf Club, Blue Devil Golf Club, Sirocco Golf Club, Heritage Pointe, and more all within a very short driving distance.
This community has very convenient access to the Shawnessy Shopping Centre and the Southcentre Mall, both easily accessible off of MacLeod Trail.
It is with very short distance of the Shawnessy Library.
Chaparral's amazing location on the city's west end gives it great access to both the urban benefits of Calgary, as well as the amazing outdoor lifestyle options southern Alberta has to offer. Bragg Creek and Kananaskis Country are just over half an hour away off of Highway 22X, which Stoney Trail turns into. Weekend getaways to nature couldn't be easier. When the SW leg of the Stoney Trail ring road is completed in the next few years, access to the TransCanada Highway and the incredible Rocky Mountain national parks will be a breeze!


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Number 3 is Adam and Clark's personal home when they are in Marfa. This unit has two bedrooms, a fully-appointed kitchen and bathroom, washer/dryer, and brick fireplace. Accommodates 4 guests.
Number 4 was the first unit finished, and served as Adam and Clark's first on-site home during the rehab. Enjoy lots of creative details, like the lofted hang-out space with pillows and plugs, and the unique "wet" bathroom with floor-to-ceiling tile. Accommodates 4 guests.
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Panax quinquefolius
Panax quinquefolius, commonly known as American Ginseng and often by its Chinese name Xiyangshen (simplified Chinese: 西洋参; traditional Chinese: 西洋參; pinyin: xīyángshēn), is an herbaceous perennial in the ivy family that is commonly used in medicine. It is native to eastern North America, though it also cultivated beyond its range in places such as China.[2]
The plant's forked root and leaves were traditionally used for medicinal purposes by Native Americans. Since the 1800s, the roots have been collected by "'sang hunters," and sold to Chinese or Hong Kong traders, who often pay very high prices for particularly old wild roots.[1]
American Ginseng was formerly particularly widespread in the Appalachian region (and adjacent forested regions such as Pennsylvania and New York State), but due its popularity the wild plant has been overharvested, and is thus rare in most parts of the United States.[2] It is also grown commercially, under artificial shade, in fields in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and usually harvested after three to four years when ripe.[3]
Chemical components
Like Panax ginseng, American ginseng contains dammarane type ginsenosides as the major biologically active constituents. Dammarane type ginsenosides includes 2 classifications: the 20(S)-protopanaxadiol [ppd] and 20(S)-protopanaxatriol [ppt] classifications. American ginseng contains high levels of Rb1, Rd (ppd classification) and Re (ppt classification) ginsenosides – higher than that of P. ginseng in one study. [3]
When taken orally, ppd-type ginsenosides are mostly metabolized by intestinal bacteria (anaerobes) to ppd monoglucoside, 20-O-beta-D-glucopyranosyl-20(S)-protopanaxadiol (M1). [4] In humans, M1 is detected in plasma from 7 hours after the intake of ppd-type ginsenosides and in urine from 12 hours after the intake. These findings indicate that M1 is the final metabolite of ppd-type ginsenosides. [5]
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War of the Rebellion: Serial 082 Page 0122 OPERATIONS IN SE. VA AND N. C. Chapter LII.
CITY POINT, VA., July 10, 1864-10.30 p.m.
(Received 7 a.m. 11th.)
A. LINCOLN,
President of the United States:
I have sent from here a whole corps, commanded by an excellent officer, besides over 3,000 other troops. One division of the Nineteenth Corps, 6,000 strong, is now on its way to Washington, one steamer loaded with these troops having passed Fort Monroe to-day. They will probably reach Washington to-morrow night. This force under Wright will be able to complete with the whole force with Ewell [Early]. Before more troops can be sent from here Hunter will be able to join Wright, in rear of the enemy, with at least 10,000 men, besides a force sufficient to hold Maryland Heights. I think, on reflection, it would have a bad effect for me to leave here, and with General Ord at Baltimore, and Hunter and Wright with the forces following the enemy up, could do no good. I have great faith that the enemy will never be able to get back with much of his force.
(Received 9 p.m.)
Major-General HALLECK,
Chief of Staff:
I have sent no troops to Baltimore except Ricketts' division and the dismounted cavalry. Two divisions, the balance of the Sixth Corps, are now on their way to Washington, the advance having sailed at 10 a.m. The remainder are embarking and starting as fast as the steamers are loaded. I have sent General Ord to Washington. I would give more for him as a commander in the field than most of the generals now in Maryland. Probably it would be well to send him to Baltimore to command and hold the place of bearing arms. He should also have discretion to move out against the enemy. All other force, it looks to me, should be collected in rear of the enemy. All other force, it looks to me, should be collected in rear of the enemy about Edwards Ferry and follow him up and cut off retreat if possible. All losses sustained by loyal citizens can be paid back to them by contributions collected from rebel sympathizers after the enemy is got rid of.
CITY POINT VA., July 10, 1864-1.30 p.m.
Major General H. W. HALLECK,
General Orders Numbers 225, of July 7, 1864, would take the Eighteenth Corps from the Department of Virginia and North Carolina and leave it a separate command, thus giving a third army in the field. As the Tenth Corps is also serving here, I would not desire this change made, but simply want General Smith assigned to the command of the Eighteenth Corps, and if there is no objection to a brigadier-general holding such a position, General W. T. H. Brooks to the command of the Tenth Corps, leaving both these corps in the department as before, the head-
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Why you should know him: An Israeli singer, songwriter, and TV star, Hitman was known for his distinctive voice and his Hebrew songs.
The son of Holocaust survivors, Uzi Hitman was born and raised in Israel. His father was a cantor, so Uzi learned religious and liturgical music at a young age, but enjoyed the songs of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, as well as opera. Because of this love of music, Uzi's parents gave him a guitar when he was 11, which he taught himself to play. His grandmother also gave him a piano when he was 17. This early love of music led Uzi to join the Israeli Central Command's military entertainment troupe when he served in the IDF from 1971 to 1973.
Uzi first found fame in 1976 when he wrote a new melody for the Jewish hymn, "Adon Olam (Eternal Lord)." He gained polularity throughout the next two decades, writing over 650 songs, including "Kan (Here)" which placed third in the 1991 Eurovision contest. He also made younger fans in the 1980s by appearing in Israeli children's TV shows. Sadly, Uzi died of a heart attack at the young age of 52. In his honor, the city of Ramat Gan renamed the square in his neighborhood Kikar Hitman (Hitman Square).
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Review: YUNGBLUD – weird!
YUNGBLUD (real name Dominick Harrison) has seen his stock grow feverishly with no sign of slowing down since his 2018 debut 21st Century Liability, which was followed by the 2019 EP The Underrated Youth. Collabs with Machine Gun Kelly and Bring Me The Horizon have seen him transcend global circumstances to make 2020 a breakout year, and his newest full length release weird! is seemingly the next step in the evolution of music's newest punk icon.
However, the very nature of YUNGBLUD's diverse style, that has made him a household name could also be what drags weird! down artistically.
The opening four tracks are the best the album has on offer, essentially being a love letter between YUNGBLUD and his fanbase. That may sound a tad cliché, but YUNGBLUD's ability to capture the struggle of finding and embracing the real you is frighteningly authentic, striking that special relationship that gives the album it's raw, emotional tone.
Opening track teresa was inspired by an Instagram DM Dom received from a fan, and introduces the album on a tender note. The line 'as long as I watch over you, you don't need to run' could just as well be a hand on the shoulder of his listeners, assuring them that the album is just as much their's as it is his. Cotton Candy represents a departure both tonally and stylistically for the album, with the bombastic pop sound presenting a far more positive tone than his some of his previous works, something which is prevalent throughout. The track takes on extra personal significance with Dom revealing he is polyamorous and pansexual in an interview close to the album's release.
Another stylistic point evident throughout the album is YUNGBLUD's general disregard for genre. While nothing particularly new to his work, and something which won't escape criticism, YUNGBLUD is able to shift from the pop sound of Cotton Candy to the punk inspired Strawberry Lipstick with relative ease, which serves itself effectively as it all comes under the umbrella of the overall message and goal of the album, uniting everyone suffering from the pain of self-expression. Strawberry Lipstick takes a more direct approach to calling out these issues lyrically, with lines like 'Signing f*** all the oppression and the self doubt' maintaining the album's violent positivity through it's discussion of easily manipulated relationships.
Mars gives us another shift into ballad territory, aping David Bowie's Life on Mars with elements of My Chemical Romance to round of an impressive start to the album, with the music video also providing arguably the perfect visual representation of the album as a whole. YUNGBLUD'S vocal capabilities are a highlight here namely, as the variety he shows in the opening tracks reaches it's crescendo with the biting emotion need for Mars, as Dom bellows out the chorus in probably his strongest vocal performance on the album.
However, the next several tracks show the opposing side of the arguments concerning this album, with the vast contrast between styles making it harder to accept them as simply representative of the chaos of adolescence, and moreso representative of an unevenly produced album, which unfortunately undermines the deeply emotional messages. Superdeadfriends' strikes a 90's Beastie Boys vibe which is the most different sounding on the album, but feels as if it belongs on one of his prior albums. Love Song and god save me, but don't drown me out temporarily course correct the album by providing a more straightforward (and more effective) approach to the tracks in the nature of Mars earlier in the album, as both are slow burning songs that build toward a cathartic chorus that matches the album's themes.
Ice cream man's throwback to unfamiliar territory throws us off the path again though, placing an odd track about proud nationalism in the midst of a reckoning of self-love. Again, this wouldn't necessarily be a negative if the sound wasn't so intentionally abstract. I believe this is the point, trying to use vastly different sounds to match the unpredictable nature of navigating yourself and the world right now, but songs such as Ice Cream Man and superdeadfriends, which are meant to act as buffers for the emotional themes, only serve to devalue them.
Later tracks Charity and acting like that don't help this idea much either, with the latter feeling far more like a track that belongs on MGK's most recent release (as was originally intended), and the former feeling as if YUNGBLUD is simply trying to fit all his inspirations into one muddled song. Title track weird! is able to strike a balance between the two sides of the album, with a positive sound that doesn't undercut the message, and is at the very least a breezy recognition of the world's current state.
The album's closers do the hype justice however, as it's quiet in beverly hills calms everything down, whittling the focus onto the issues at hand, before 'the freak show' is able to move back to being a celebration of not only YUNGBLUD best qualities as an artist and a public figure, but of the idea of embracing the freedom of choosing who you are. The tonal and emotional shifts that I feel YUNGBLUD tried and failed to produce in several of the tracks on the album succeeds here, ending the album triumphantly.
Coming up with a vital conclusion of this album is tricky, as it exhibits both the best and worst elements that come with having such a stark message melded across a genre-jumping album. In the end though, I feel YUNGBLUD's pure sincerity in giving his fans an album entirely for them bumps it past any notable criticism. Dominick Harrison may still be finding his feet in terms of narrowing down who he is as an artist, but in the end that's what the entire album is about, navigating every element of yourself to find the real you, and in that sense, weird! succeeds in every sense of the imagination.
By Brandon Bethune
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End of Life Decisions and the Law – A Prelude to the Supreme Court of Canada's Hearing of the Rasouli Appeal
December 11, 2012 | By Caregiving Matters
As is clear from the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in Rasouli v. Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, the decision whether or not to continue life support is always emotional and never best determined by the courts. What the Supreme Court will be required to determine when it hears the appeal in this case, is that rare situation where the wishes of the family and the opinion of medical practitioners are in conflict.
In Rasouli, the issue is whether doctors can withdraw life support from a patient in a vegetative state without the consent of the substitute decision-maker, where the doctors are of the opinion that there is no realistic hope of medical recovery and the patient is not receiving any medical benefit from life support. Consent to do so has been refused by the patient's spouse. Under s. 21 of the Ontario Health Care Consent Act (the "Act"), a person designated as a substitute decision-maker may exercise a right to consent or refuse treatment on behalf of a patient, provided they have followed the steps set out in that section. Where the medical practitioner proposing the treatment consented to or refused disagrees with the decision of the substitute decision-maker, he or she may apply to the Consent and Capacity Board established by the Act (the "Board") for a determination whether the substitute decision-maker has complied with s. 21.
Here, the medical practitioners contend that the withdrawal of life support does not constitute "treatment" under the Act where life support provides no medical benefit to the patient. Therefore, it is argued that withdrawal in this instance is not "treatment" and consent of the substitute decision-maker is not required. In this instance, the doctors propose to withdraw life support and to institute palliative care until the patient passes away.
The Court of Appeal disagreed with the medical practitioners' position and dismissed the appeal. However, it did so on fairly narrow grounds. While sympathetic to the concern of the medical practitioners that there may be no benefit to continued life support, the Court held that the administration of palliative care is treatment under the Act and is inextricably intertwined with and results from the withdrawal of life support. Therefore, the Court could not separate the two and found that withdrawal of life support in this situation is also "treatment". Consent of the substitute decision-maker to withdrawal is therefore required. If the medical practitioners disagree with the decision of the substitute decision-maker, they must take the matter to the Board.
Right or wrong, the Court of Appeal appears to have been more comfortable leaving the matter in the hands of the expedited process before the Consent and Capacity Board, adding that since its establishment 15 years ago, the Board seems to have worked well. Some medical practitioners may take a different view given the choice to continue to appeal this matter. The Court added that the ability of medical practitioners to go to the Board acts as a form of "safety valve" for doctors. In what appears to be an expression of surprise at the position of the medical practitioners in this case, the Court stated further that it believes doctors would see the Board procedure as a good thing, rather than "an impediment to their professional independence and autonomy".
The reality of the situation is that, whatever the Supreme Court decides, medical scenarios similar to that of Mr. Rasouli will almost always be decided properly between family, the patient's doctors and, if necessary, through counselling. Beyond the obvious importance of the case to the Rasouli family, it will be interesting to gauge the impact of the decision in the context of public policy. A web search referencing the decision renders disparate opinions, ranging from those of anti-euthanasia groups to advocates of a right to a dignified death. One thing is certain, while there is law governing these decisions, they are not well suited to the courtroom.
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Super One More Jump (Switch eShop) Review
by Daan Koopman - January 29, 2018, 7:28 am PST
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Jump yourself to glory in this crazy one-button adventure.
It is easy to take one look at Super One More Jump and think: this isn't for me. The simple one-button nature makes it appear like it can't deliver anything grand. That type of dismissal would make you miss out on one of the more effective puzzle-platformers to hit the Nintendo Switch. With plenty of levels and various modes to uncover, Super One More Jump gives you something a large group of players can enjoy.
At its core, it isn't hard to see the goal for each level. You guide your sprite through platforming obtacles all while collecting three blue crystals. A well-rounded player will be able to get to the end without too many issues, but the blue crystals add challenge. They add an additional layer to the proceedings, almost forcing you to keep looking ahead. The addictive nature can't be understated, and I couldn't allow myself to push onward without everything collected. With more than 100 levels, full completion took me around seven hours.
The deviousness of the obstacle placement is the heart and soul of the experience. Various obstacles crop up, including disappearing terrain, springboards, moving platforms, and spikes. These and more are mixed and match to make deadly platforming cocktails, but using your momentum and jumps can get you far. The punishment for failure is nothing too severe either. You are put back instantly at the start of the stage, allowing you to give it another go. The gems don't also have to be collected in the exact same run, giving less experienced players time to learn all the ins and outs.
Outside of the main offerings, Super One More Jump offers a bunch of modes to keep you playing. My favorite, by far, is the Endless Mode. This sees you dealing with a never-ending stage in hopes of reaching a high score. Everything in the package can also be played with up to three of your friends. You can work together or challenge one another to reach even newer heights, which is a lot of fun.
When it comes to the presentation, Super One More Jump is rather impressive. The game offers 10 different pixelated styles, each with their own set of avatars. By nailing levels, more playable characters are unlocked. A constant slew of options unlocks are you progress to make the game look attractive all over again. Sadly, and this is really the low point, I didn't think that the soundtrack is great. After listening for a while, I found myself putting on external music to keep me occupied.
Super One More Jump has a lot to love. It is incredibly addicting with tons of levels to get through. My struggle to get every blue gem became an obsession and 100%-ing it all takes time and effort. Add to that the additional modes and graphical styles, and you have something that feels very full and complete. If only the music was better... if only.
10 fun grahical styles
More than 100 levels
Simple yet effective gameplay
Various modes to play alone or friends
Music is incredibly repetitive
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Worldwide Releases
Super One More Jump
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Rating Everyone
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"We are aware that families in the area are financially impacted by the government shut-down, which is why we have expanded our hardship policy for furloughed government workers. We want people to have uninterrupted access to quality care, particularly in times of hardship and we're here to support the community and help ensure their continued health and wellness." said Anthony Viceroy, CEO of Westmed Medical Group.
Those affected by the government shutdown, will be billed their financial portion of any service provided during this time; however they will not be required to make a payment to Westmed Medical Group at the time of service. Payments on pending account balances can also be deferred by arrangement with Westmed's billing department. Collection of amounts due will be deferred until regular government operations resume.
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Hot off the comedy press, Happy Endings Shall add to it's already incredible line up tonight with Three International Headliners, we can't say where or who, but trust us they'll hit this bang out the park. So come check them out, with the Brilliant Cam James, Bonnie Tangey and the Comedy Weapon Justin Hamilton!
Justin Hamilton – Justin has carved out an incredibly successful career as a stand up comedian and writer while maintaining his unique voice within the Australian Comedy scene.
Winner of the prestigious Melbourne international COmedy Festival Piece of Wood Award, as well of The Brian McCarthy Moosehead Memorial Award Festival Director's Award – The of the biggest awards for Comedy in the world… to top that off In 2011, The Arts Monthly announced that Justin was the Comedian of the Decade. To that end, Tim Ferguson wrote: "Hamilton's shows eschew traditional structures and standard subject matter. His work consistently challenges his audiences, asking important questions about history, truth, death and identity. It reveals a razor-sharp intellect and fearless questing heart. His humour is dangerous, offering perspectives that can be frightening in scope and intent."
2010 saw Justin return to what he does best with his stand up show "Idiot Man Child" touring all over Australia in the first half of the year. Justin has not only sold out numerous solo seasons at the Adelaide Fringe and the Melbourne Comedy Festival but also won awards and nominations to go along with them. He won the 2007 Melbourne Comedy Festival Director's Award for his show "Three Colours Hammo", a show that also won the Adelaide Advertiser's best show award at the 2008 Adelaide Fringe. His 2008 stand up comedy show "The Killing Joke" was nominated for best show at the Melbourne Comedy Festival that year.
"Hamilton resists the easy laugh lines that are the staple of stand-up and that are instantly forgotten. Instead, the show is memorably, blisteringly funny, and poignant at times."
The Australian, Penny Durham
"★★★★★ An unforgettable performance… his jokes are intelligent, witty and very entertaining. You should not miss this. Absolute stand out."
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"It's an intelligent, crafted work from a man whose deft use of stage and microphone create a multi-layered experience with an array of colourful characters"
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"A fluent and unique delivery coupled with delicate material makes this a special hour"
With Nate Ubanks (USA) grew up in rural Northeast Kansas and later worked internationally in Paraguay and Kuwait. He has performed stand up comedy in eight countries: Canada, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, South Africa, Netherlands, Australia and through the midwest USA. From 5 star hotels in Qatar, art galleries in Johannesburg, garages in Chicago, and finally clubs in Sydney, Nate brings the laughs to every audience.
And Cam James – Onstage Cam is widely regarded as one of the country's brightest and most hilarious up-and- coming stand-ups. Since placing second in the RAW Comedy National Final, he has toured nationally as a support for Ari Shaffir (USA), Tony Hinchcliffe (USA), Tom Green (CAN) and opened for Australian comedy legends Akmal and Dave Hughes plus was hand-picked to perform at Splendour in the Grass.
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@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *secondaryColor;

/**
 The color used to indicate error status.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *errorColor;

/**
 The color of surfaces such as cards, sheets, menus.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *surfaceColor;

/**
 The underlying color of an app's content.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *backgroundColor;

/**
 A color that passes accessibility guidelines for text/iconography when drawn on top of
 @c primaryColor.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *onPrimaryColor;

/**
 A color that passes accessibility guidelines for text/iconography when drawn on top of
 @c secondaryColor.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *onSecondaryColor;

/**
 A color that passes accessibility guidelines for text/iconography when drawn on top of
 @c surfaceColor.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *onSurfaceColor;

/**
 A color that passes accessibility guidelines for text/iconography when drawn on top of
 @c backgroundColor.
 */
@property(nonnull, readonly, nonatomic) UIColor *onBackgroundColor;
@end

/**
 An enum of default color schemes that are supported.
 */
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, MDCColorSchemeDefaults) {
  /**
   The Material defaults, circa April 2018.
   */
  MDCColorSchemeDefaultsMaterial201804
};

/**
 A simple implementation of @c MDCColorScheming that provides Material default color values from
 which basic customizations can be made.
 */
@interface MDCSemanticColorScheme : NSObject <MDCColorScheming>

// Redeclare protocol properties as readwrite
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *primaryColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *primaryColorVariant;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *secondaryColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *errorColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *surfaceColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *backgroundColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *onPrimaryColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *onSecondaryColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *onSurfaceColor;
@property(nonnull, readwrite, nonatomic) UIColor *onBackgroundColor;

/**
 Initializes the color scheme with the latest material defaults.
 */
- (nonnull instancetype)init;

/**
 Initializes the color scheme with the colors associated with the given defaults.
 */
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithDefaults:(MDCColorSchemeDefaults)defaults;

/**
 Blending a color over a background color using Alpha compositing technique.
 More info about Alpha compositing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_compositing

 @param color UIColor value that sits on top.
 @param backgroundColor UIColor on the background.
 */
+ (nonnull UIColor *)blendColor:(nonnull UIColor *)color
            withBackgroundColor:(nonnull UIColor *)backgroundColor;

@end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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package org.jaggeryjs.jaggery.core.plugins;

import org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileItem;
import org.apache.commons.fileupload.disk.DiskFileItem;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.commons.io.input.BoundedInputStream;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.jaggeryjs.hostobjects.file.JavaScriptFile;
import org.jaggeryjs.hostobjects.file.JavaScriptFileManager;
import org.jaggeryjs.scriptengine.exceptions.ScriptException;

import javax.activation.FileTypeMap;
import javax.servlet.ServletContext;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.ArrayList;

public class UploadedFile implements JavaScriptFile {

    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(WebAppFile.class);

    private ServletContext context = null;

    private FileItem fileItem = null;
    private InputStream stream = null;
    private String path = null;
    private boolean opened = false;

    private JavaScriptFileManager fileManager = null;

    private boolean readable = false;
    private boolean writable = false;

    public UploadedFile(FileItem fileItem) {
        //this.path = path.startsWith("/") ? path.substring(1) : path;
        this.fileItem = fileItem;
    }

    @Override
    public void construct() throws ScriptException {

    }

    @Override
    public void open(String mode) throws ScriptException {
        if ("r".equals(mode)) {
            readable = true;
            try {
                stream = fileItem.getInputStream();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
                throw new ScriptException(e);
            }
        } else {
            String msg = "Invalid or unsupported file mode, path : " + path + ", mode : " + mode;
            log.error(msg);
            throw new ScriptException(msg);
        }
        opened = true;
    }

    @Override
    public void close() throws ScriptException {
        if (!opened) {
            return;
        }
        try {
            stream.close();
            opened = false;
        } catch (IOException e) {
            log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            throw new ScriptException(e);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public String read(long count) throws ScriptException {
        if (!opened) {
            log.warn("You need to open the file for reading");
            return null;
        }
        if (!readable) {
            log.warn("File has not opened in a readable mode.");
            return null;
        }
        try {
            BoundedInputStream boundedInputStream = new BoundedInputStream(stream, count);
            return IOUtils.toString(boundedInputStream, "UTF-8");
        } catch (IOException e) {
            log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            throw new ScriptException(e);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void write(String data) throws ScriptException {
        log.warn("write() method is not available for uploaded files. " +
                "Field name : " + fileItem.getFieldName() + ", File name : " + getName());
    }

    @Override
    public void write(InputStream data) throws ScriptException {
        log.warn("write() method is not available for uploaded files. " +
                "Field name : " + fileItem.getFieldName() + ", File name : " + getName());
    }

    @Override
    public String readAll() throws ScriptException {
        if (!opened) {
            log.warn("You need to open the file for reading");
            return null;
        }
        if (!readable) {
            log.warn("File has not opened in a readable mode.");
            return null;
        }
        try {
            InputStream inputStream = fileItem.getInputStream();
            return IOUtils.toString(inputStream, "UTF-8");
        } catch (IOException e) {
            log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            throw new ScriptException(e);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public boolean move(String dest) throws ScriptException {
        if (opened) {
            log.warn("Please close the file before moving");
            return false;
        }

        try {
            InputStream inputStream = fileItem.getInputStream();
            FileOutputStream outputStream = new FileOutputStream(fileManager.getFile(dest));
            int read = 0;
            byte[] bytes = new byte[1024];
            while ((read = inputStream.read(bytes)) != -1) {
                outputStream.write(bytes, 0, read);
            }
            inputStream.close();
            outputStream.flush();
            outputStream.close();
            return true;
        } catch (IOException e) {
            log.error(e.getMessage(), e);
            throw new ScriptException(e);
        }
    }

    @Override
    public boolean del() throws ScriptException {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public long getLength() throws ScriptException {
        return fileItem.getSize();
    }

    @Override
    public long getLastModified() throws ScriptException {
        return new File(path).lastModified();
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() throws ScriptException {
        return fileItem.getName();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isExist() throws ScriptException {
        return new File(path).exists();
    }

    @Override
    public InputStream getInputStream() throws ScriptException {
        open("r");
        return stream;
    }

    @Override
    public OutputStream getOutputStream() throws ScriptException {
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public String getContentType() throws ScriptException {
        return FileTypeMap.getDefaultFileTypeMap().getContentType(getName());
    }

    @Override
    public boolean saveAs(String dest) throws ScriptException {
        return move(dest);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isDirectory() throws ScriptException {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public String getPath() throws ScriptException {
        return ((DiskFileItem)fileItem).getStoreLocation().getPath();
    }

    @Override
    public String getURI() throws ScriptException {
        String filePath = ((DiskFileItem)fileItem).getStoreLocation().toURI().toString();
        return filePath.replaceFirst("file:/", "file:///");
    }

    @Override
    public boolean mkdir() throws ScriptException {
        return false;
    }

    @Override
    public ArrayList<String> listFiles() throws ScriptException {
        return null;
    }

    public void setFileManager(JavaScriptFileManager fileManager) {
        this.fileManager = fileManager;
    }
}


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IEBC CEO Ezra Chiloba sacked
IEBE CEO Ezra Chiloba
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Chief Executive Officer Ezra Chiloba has been sacked.
Chiloba dramatically announced his own firing on Friday night following protracted wrangles between him and the commission.
He said in a tweet he received the termination letter on Friday but complained that the process was predetermined and unfair.
"My employment with the IEBC has officially been terminated. This does not come as a surprise to Kenyans who have been monitoring the events at the IEBC in the last six months. The outcome was already predetermined and the process was a mere formality," he said.
The decision was made on Thursday when Chiloba objected calls to appear before a disciplinary hearing of the commission relating to post-election spending audit.
Some 48 hours before the scheduled sitting on October 9 meeting at the IEBC offices, the embattled CEO wrote to the commission chairman Wafula Chebukati informing him of his change of heart.
"I wish to reiterate the contents of my letter to you dated September 18, 2018. I am unable to prepare and/or conduct my substantive response to the audit queries raised, having been denied access to the office, staff and relevant documentation. Neither am I able to respond to the disciplinary cause, which is wholly founded upon the supposed audit, for the same reason," Mr Chiloba's letter read.
The dismissal letter said Chiloba had twice been invited to appear before the disciplinary committee of the commission "but failed to show up; hence the decision to terminate his employment".
It is also claimed his salary had been stopped way back in July.
"I communicated my unavailability to commissioners through the chairman's office via email," he said. In the second summon, Chiloba says he was convinced from the commission conduct that the proceedings were "a mere formality."
He cited the manner of his suspension based on "stage-managed internal audit" and failure to allow him to access evidence.
Chiloba did not however communicate his next move.
New Zealand bans sale of assault, semi-automatic rifles: PM
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Delhi hotel fire: At least 17 dead in huge blaze at Karol Bagh hotel in Indian capital


Pint of Stuff are Mr B and SJ, not your average sneakerheads, in fact probably not sneakerheads at all, just a couple of people who love sneakers and creating and sharing videos around their passion for sneakers.
Mr B and SJ share sneaker unboxing, sneaker reviews and cinematic sneaker on-foot videos videos which are a more stylised on-foot type of video.
Pint of Stuff also stream on YouTube every Sunday bringing a relaxed casual sneaker inspired chat stream to YouTube where Mr B and SJ rummage through the sneaker news, share what they've had in rotation and add a bunch of waffle, so if you're around at 8pm UK time, 12pm Pacific or 3pm Eastern come join them on YouTube.
Little does Mr B know that his love for shoes designed for skating begins … the Airwalk Prototype in black land on his feet and he then begins to beat the hell out them. Holes in the soles, sealant over the toe-box, and many other things were done to this shoe. If only we still had a pair.
SJ gets her first Jordan … a Jordan IV in what we now know as the 'Black Cement' colorway. SJ loved those sneakers but didn't come back to Jordan brand for nearly other 30 years hitting up Jordan 1's in 2018. If only she still had those Jordan IV's.
The original Air Max 97 in silver was what SJ was wearing through most of 97 and 98. It was pretty much the sneaker that Mr B met SJ in and that pair of sneakers spent many a Saturday night, Sunday morning on the club floors of London … if only we had known that the '97 would was going to be retro-ed some 20 years later.
The Nike SB Dunk Low in Tweed … came out in September this year and is the earliest Dunk amongst the many pairs of Dunks that Mr B owns or has beaten and put in the trash. One day … we will pick up the Dunk High in Tweed to match the low.
Pint of Stuff dot Com is the place where Mr B and SJ collate their YouTube videos, Instagram feed, Twitter and coming soon their podcast.
It's also where you will be able to support Pint of Stuff by buying Pint of Stuff merchandise and you'll also be able to contact Mr B and SJ about any collaborations you or, if you're a brand, your brand may want to do in the future.
Who are Pint of Stuff?
Be the first to know about new videos, Pint of Stuff merchandise, and everything else Pint of Stuff related.
SJ, Mr B and Huxley respect your privacy.


8 flash modes - Combination, in waves, sequential, slogs, chasing/flash, slow fade, twinkle/flash, and steady on.
High brightness 12 Hearts 138 leds, romantic atmosphere.
High-brightness string light, but not dazzling.
Easy to use- Just plug in and unplug it for power on and off, simple and easy to set up.
Widely used - Can be hung on walls, windows, doors, floors, ceilings, grasses, Christmas trees and more Decorate for party, wedding, festival, shows, restaurant, hotel, commercial building, shopping centre, pub, concert, hall and so on.


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SMA Patients in Saskatchewan, Canada, Gain Wider Access to Spinraza
by Mary Chapman
The Canadian province of Saskatchewan has joined that of Quebec in granting access to Spinraza (nusinersen) therapy to a wider range of people with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), Biogen Canada announced in a press release.
Only those with type 1 SMA, the disease's most severe form, had access to Spinraza. Now, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health has decided to expand coverage to pre-symptomatic patients who have two or three copies of the SMN2 gene, and patients up to age 18 who developed symptoms after they were 6 months old and who have never walked independently.
Patients who have gained the ability to walk independently (type 3), and those over age 18 with type 2 or type 3 SMA, are encouraged to speak with their physicians about coverage on a case-by-case basis.
"We are delighted to learn that Canadian patients living with SMA in the province of Saskatchewan will gain access to the only medicine that can treat SMA," Susi Vander Wyk, executive director of Cure SMA Canada, said in a statement. "This news will bring new hope for SMA patients, and we look forward to hearing from the other Canadian provinces."
Biogen Canada said it is pleased by Saskatchewan's decision. Biogen developed and markets Spinraza, the first SMA therapy approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the only one that treats all SMA types.
"This decision is additional proof that authorities in Canada and around the world see the benefits and efficacy profile of Spinraza for SMA patients," said Marina Vasilou, Biogen Canada's vice president and managing director. "Biogen Canada continues to pursue its discussions with all other provincial jurisdictions in Canada in order for them to join Quebec and Saskatchewan in granting broad access to SMA patients to the first and only medicine in the world to treat SMA."
The Institut national d'excellence en sante et en services sociaux (INESSS) — Quebec's exclusive entity for evaluating new treatments for reimbursement — recommended in December 2018 that Spinraza be funded for a wide population of SMA patients.
But the Canadian Association of Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH) issued an opinion in March limiting public-funded treatment to patients age 12 and younger who never walked, and to presymptomatic infants with disease-causing mutations. It recommended accessibility to the treatment for others with SMA.
CADTH advises the country's provinces and territories whether to fund therapies, based on its cost-benefit analyses. While provinces don't have to adhere to CADTH's advice, they usually do.
Provinces outside Quebec, now including Saskatchewan, cover Spinraza for patients up to seven months old who are experiencing muscle weakness.
Health Canada approved Spinraza as an SMA treatment in June 2017. The disease is characterized by loss of motor neurons in the spinal cord and lower brain stem, causing severe and progressive muscular atrophy and weakness.
Mary M. Chapman began her professional career at United Press International, running both print and broadcast desks. She then became a Michigan correspondent for what is now Bloomberg BNA, where she mainly covered the automotive industry plus legal, tax and regulatory issues. A member of the Automotive Press Association and one of a relatively small number of women on the car beat, Chapman has discussed the automotive industry multiple times of National Public Radio, and in 2014 was selected as an honorary judge at the prestigious Cobble Beach Concours d'Elegance. She has written for numerous national outlets including Time, People, Al-Jazeera America, Fortune, Daily Beast, MSN.com, Newsweek, The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. The winner of the Society of Professional Journalists award for outstanding reporting, Chapman has had dozens of articles in The New York Times, including two on the coveted front page. She has completed a manuscript about centenarian car enthusiast Margaret Dunning, titled "Belle of the Concours."
Tagged Biogen Canada, CADTH, Cure SMA Canada, INESSS, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Spinraza.
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From Jordan, Adidas, Reebok, and more.
In the world of style, there's one thing you're never supposed to say (especially in sneakers), but we're going to admit it: This week is pretty typical. Even as Fashion Week events arrest the attention of the glitterati, sneaker releases continue to chug along with a couple huge notables. Our favorites of the week are two pairs from Air Jordan: a special-edition V for Paris' soccer team, and a 13 designed with Carmelo Anthony. Fans will be vying for rereleasing pairs of a Kanye West shoe, while Extra Butter's collaboration with Reebok celebrates the biggest blockbuster of the weekend. So far, every version of the Undercover React Element 87 that we can confirm is releasing has already sold out, but watch out for more pairs to drop over the weekend.
As the chunky, ugly shoe trend continues to rumble throughout the world, Fila has reasserted itself as a classic and affordable option in the face of four figure High Fashion kicks. ALIFE has teamed up with Fila this week on a pair of Disruptors that are almost entirely white with gum outsoles. The signature comes in design elements all over the shoe, most notably some fine print along the toe. Branding appears at the quarter and also on the tongue.
The majorly anticipated collaboration between Undercover and Nike finally becomes available this week with their richly hued React Element 87s. The full collection features four different colorways, but it's still unclear which colors are releasing when and where. We can confirm that the "Light Beige" dropped a few days ago, with its red and blue shades balancing off the beige base. Expect more colors to drop either on Nike.com or at your favorite retailer throughout the weekend.
Paris Saint-Germain is a Parisian football club (you know, a soccer team), but that hasn't stopped Air Jordan from getting in their kicks. Jumpman released their new kits for the soccer team this week and with that roll out came this limited edition pair of Jordan Vs. The team's colors are black and white, so Nike created a matching set with a black nubuck upper and a hit of speckled white at the toe. The unique element can be found behind the rubber netting were "PARIS" is spelled out in white with the PSG logo sitting in for the A.
The latest addition to The Predator franchise drops this week (we're not talking about Brett Kavanaugh), and movie theater-themed sneaker retailer Extra Butter is celebrating the new film with a Reebok collaboration. They've chosen to work on the DMX Run 10, a sneaker whose provenance starts in the '80s (like the original Predator movie), but it feels just as fresh today. The sneakers are covered in a combination of jungle print and white to mimic how the Predators' unique camouflage allows them to go unseen. The shoes come with an added flair: a skull and spine, the traditional trophy of a Predator.
We've talked about it before, but the VaporMax Premier Flyknit is just a weird shoe, and in this colorway Nike has really underscored what makes it so bizarre. Most of the shoe is done up in gray, but the Flyknit upper has some heathered weave to it, bringing in added textures. That knit sits under a wrapping closure system with holes cut into it, locking through a clip mechanism featuring a bright yellow tab. If the upper weren't wild enough, the VaporMax sole is at once clear and opaque in different sections for a look that works as well as it confuses. These are not the shoes for everyone.
If you think you've seen this Yeezy 700 before, it's probably because you have. The insanely popular sneaker is set to restock this week, which will disrupt a very specific aspect of the sneaker market. Much of the draw of Kanye's kicks is that they can resell because of their limited nature. This rerelease changes that calculus. The shoes are the most classically designed of Kanye's Yeezy line, combining '80s soccer sneaker aesthetics with a thick rugged sole. We've been expecting new colorways of the 700 for a while now, but it looks like they'll continue parading the first colorway until further notice.
Late last year, Carmelo Anthony's relationship with Jordan shifted, and many thought that we'd never see a shoe from the pairing again. But since that relationship has changed, we've seen some of the most interesting sneakers come out of it. This pair of Jordan 13s features a mostly black leather and suede upper, but it's pared with an unexpected bright mustard hue of yellow suede. The combination is unique and results in a sneaker that looks great, especially with the hits of red on the tongue and outsole.
The most understated sneaker of the week is a canvas Air Force 1. The AF1 is by far the most ubiquitous sneaker in the sneakerhead community, and hundreds (if not thousands) of versions of the sneakers exist, with the classic black and white leathers reigning supreme. This trio of canvas Air Force 1 Lows features a black take alongside baby blue and bone white, each with white soles and icy white outsoles. The canvas creates an even more casual feeling to the sneaker, making for a small collection that feels playful and unassuming.
Nike Air Max Deluxe "Triple Black"
We'll admit it: When the Air Max Deluxe came back a few weeks ago, we were skeptics. There was good reason, though. The uppers of the sneakers were covered in some kind of sublimated print that was as confusing as it was unattractive. That seems to be the new tact for the shoe, with multiple colorways featuring different graphic design experiments. But this week, the Triple Black version of the sneaker allows the design elements of the silhouette to come through without added complications. If you're going to grab the Air Max Deluxe, this is the colorway to bring home.
Parisian brand Études hits this week with an Adidas collaboration, which celebrates the cultural unity of the European Union—at least, it certainly looks like it. The Uncaged Ultra Boost provides a massive Primeknit canvas that Études has used to display a variety of different knits in slightly different colors. They all come together to form a background for a circle of embroidered stars, which lines up when the shoes are laid next to each other. The effect is a reflection of the EU flag. With the rest of the design being as minimal as it is, the message is hard to miss.


Hey guys, noob to this forum. Ive had a few bikes in the past but not a triumph. got my first one back in March and i love it. Here is my 2012 Bonneville SE.
Sorry, your images are not showing up for me. How did you upload/link them?
It works kewpa. Beautiful bike!
I just get the ? no photo. looking a the forum with Safari browser on mac and logged in.
Sorry - There was a temporary issues with attached images while the site was being migrated to a new server. I have it fixed now.


I love leftovers and coming up with new ways to re-purpose them! Easter was a few days ago and we had a good amount of ham leftover, along with the ham bone. I've used the leftovers in a few ways, including my last post (Fettuccine Primavera with Goat Cheese Sauce and Leftover Easter Ham) as well as making homemade ham stock and using leftover cubed ham for tonight's elegant Tuscan bean soup.
Serve with crusty bread and a glass of crisp white wine and not only will you have a winning homemade supper that you can be proud of, you'll feel resourceful having used up every possible bit of that leftover Easter ham!
To make stock with leftover ham bone: Clean the bone of the ham meat as much as you can and store meat in the fridge until later. Place the ham bone in a large soup pot and cover with water. Add half an onion, handful of baby carrots and a couple of celery stalks with leaves. Cover with a lid and bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook for 2 hours (turn down to a simmer once boiling). Strain the broth and keep warm back in the pot if using that day, or cool down and store in the fridge if you're using it another day. When the bone is cool enough to handle, pick off any usable meat and set aside if using right away, or store in the fridge if using later. I made the stock the day before to save myself time. If you don't have a ham bone, use chicken or vegetable stock instead and skip this step altogether.
In another large soup pot, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Saute the onion, celery, carrot and garlic for 3 to 4 minutes. Season with red pepper flakes, salt and black pepper, to taste. Add the diced tomatoes, both beans, and 8 cups of ham stock (or chicken or vegetable stock). If you're using ham stock, make sure to pour through a strainer as you add to the pan to catch any fat. Next add the herbs and cheese rind. Cook for 20 minutes, then add the chopped kale and chopped ham. Continue cooking until the beans are completely tender. Remove and discard the bay leaf and cheese rind. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Serve the soup in large bowls with grated parmesan and crusty bread.
I'm singing along to Dean Martin's 'That's Amore' as I write this…."When the stars make you drool, joos-ta like pasta fazool, that's amore"!
Pasta Fazool or Pasta Fagioli, meaning "pasta and beans", is a classic and traditional Italian soup or soup-like dish (consistency can vary depending on the region). This rendition is a mix of a Rachel Ray recipe, my BF Mom, Dolores' recipe and a few of This Girl's tweaks. Pour yourself a glass of vino to enjoy with this comfy meal and mangia!
Heat a deep pot over medium high heat and add oil and add herb stems, bay leaf, red pepper flakes, chopped vegetables, and garlic. Season vegetables with salt and pepper.
After the veggies have a few minutes to sweat, add beans, tomato sauce, water, and stock to pot and raise heat to high. Bring soup to a rapid boil and add pasta and cheese rind if you have one. Reduce heat to medium and cook soup, stirring occasionally, 6 to 8 minutes or until pasta is cooked to al dente.Cooking the pasta right in the soup will help it thicken.
Rosemary and thyme leaves will separate from stems as soup cooks (if you used the fresh herbs). Remove herb stems, bay leaf and cheese rind from soup. Let soup rest and begin to cool for a few minutes, it will also continue to thicken. Ladle soup into bowls and top with lots of grated cheese. Because I used dried herbs, I also garnished with a little chopped parsley to finish with a fresh element.
Enjoy with a glass of vino and some toasted up crusty garlic bread for cleaning the bowls!


CTS has not yet officially announced its next dividend payout.
This table allows you to know how fast CTS's price was able to recover after paying out dividends in the past. As an Investor you can benefit from stocks that recover quickly by capturing the dividend payment without suffering stock price depreciation.
CTS's share price doesn't recover quickly after dividend payments.
CTS Corp- (CTS)-is a leading designer and manufacturer of electronic components and sensors and a provider of electronics manufacturing services (EMS) to OEMs in the automotive, computer, communications, medical, defense and aerospace and industrial markets. CTS manufactures products in North America, Europe and Asia. The company was founded in 1896 and is based in Elkhart, Indiana.


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For 21 years Granta magazine has aimed to publish the best of contemporary fiction, memoir, reportage and travel writing, using a cross section of different writers to express the diversity and originality of talent.
Among those to have featured in the publication include Harold Pinter, Hanif Kureishi and Martha Gellhorn. This anthology takes 21 landmark pieces from each year of the magazine, so bringing together classic pieces from its past and charting its history.
An introduction by the editor of Granta, Ian Jack, puts the work in context.


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Forty-six Preti Flaherty attorneys have been named to Best Lawyers in America 2023, including three "Ones to Watch" and six "Lawyer of the Year" recipients. Inclusion in Best Lawyers in America is considered a...


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The Masonic and Military Order of the Red Cross of Constantine
and the Orders of the Holy Sepulchre and of St John the Evangelist
Constantine, a Roman, was destined for the college of Emperors but following the death of his father, he was hailed by the Legions in York as Augustus and became the Governor of Britain and Gaul. After several successful battles across the Alps and Italy he eventually established himself as the lawful Emperor of both the East and West and transferred the capital of the empire from Rome to Byzantium, later to be named after him.
It is said that his conversion to Christianity began one evening after a long day's march with his army. He believed he saw a sign from heaven; a pillar of light in the form of a special cross. A standard bearing a cross was ordered to be carried before him in the wars. Several Christians in his army came forward and avowed their faith, following which Constantine directed that they should wear on their armour a red cross. Having been successful in battle it is said that Constantine with the help of his chief bishop, Eusebius, opened a Conclave of the Knights of the Order whose members became the bodyguard of their Sovereign.
It seems likely that the Order of the Red Cross of Constantine was being worked in England by 1780. After a number of changes to the organisation, the earliest documented date of the Order in its present form is 1865.
THE CEREMONIES
This Christian Order is in two parts. The first ceremony consists of the Candidate's admission, obligation, and then the Installation as a Knight-Companion of the Red Cross of Constantine, in which the historical basis of the Order is also detailed.
In separate ceremonies the Knight-Companion builds on what he has already been taught and in the ceremony of the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre and St. John the Evangelist this knowledge is further expanded and the ultimate aims of Freemasonry are revealed. These, together with the two Installation ceremonies leading to the principal Chairs in the Red Cross of Constantine, are undoubtedly among the most impressive ceremonies in the whole of Freemasonry.
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On the 12 June 2018 V.Ill.Kt. Wilfred (Wilf) Leahy turned 100. To mark this milestone the Worthy Knights of Holy Peace Conclave No. 381, meeting in Yeovil on Tuesday 19 June, put on something of a celebration for Wilf. This included a fabulous Birthday cake and the surprise field promotion to P.G.J.Gen. conveyed to Wilf and those present by a personal letter of congratulations from the M.Ill. Grand Sovereign, Graham Leslie Flight, which paid tribute to Wilf's long and valued service to the Order since joining St John the Evangelist Conclave No. 238 on 28 May 1976.
V.Ill.Kt. Leahy has been the M.P.S. of four separate Conclaves, including King Ina Conclave No. 363 at the age of 96!
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Africa Mission Services | Water is LIFE!
In 2014, Pam visited the Oloosinon Primary School as a volunteer helping build the dinning hall. While their she connected with the children and soon realized that clean water was greatly needed.
Over 10 years ago a well was dug at the Oloosinon school – it worked for a while but soon the bottom caved in blocking water from being pumped. The well was repaired once but only worked a short time – as it really needed new casing to prevent further cave in. Thus the children were forced to collect water from the local water pans and springs – which are far from clean.
Realizing the need, Pam went home and went to work with several partners who fundraised the needed funds to repair the well properly. In September the well was repaired – new casing installed, an electric pump, and a 10,000 liter holding tank with a tap.
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Wonderful gift from Pam and the other volunteers. This shows how affected volunteers are when they take part in the Africa Mission's volunteer programs. When they leave the community, they take a little bit of the community's heart with them.


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Abbas discusses Gaza reconstruction with Emir of Qatar
In a phone conversation Abbas discussed with the Emir of Qatar the need for the international community to honor its commitments toward the residents of Gaza, the Palestinian news agency said
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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas discussed on Saturday with the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, means of speeding up the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, following a 51-day Israeli offensive on it, Palestinian local media reported.
The official Palestinian news agency added that in a phone conversation Abbas also discussed with the Emir of Qatar the need for the international community to honor its commitments toward the residents of the Gaza Strip to bring their suffering to an end.
Abbas thanked Sheikh Tamim for the efforts his country made to help in reaching a crease-fire in Gaza, the news agency said.
Israel's 51-day onslaught on the Gaza Strip left some 2,147 Gazans dead and 11,000 others injured – many critically – while partially or completely destroying thousands of buildings across the coastal enclave.
The Israeli offensive finally ended with the announcement of an indefinite cease-fire that came into effect on Tuesday.
The cease-fire deal calls for opening all border crossings between the Gaza Strip and Israel – effectively ending the latter's seven-year blockade of the coastal territory.
According to the agreement's terms, Palestinian and Israeli negotiators will hold indirect negotiations on other core Palestinian demands – including the release of prisoners and the establishment of a Gaza seaport – after one month.
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Letters to the Editor 1/19/2020
Child care challenge Editor: I thank John T. Petrochko ("Advises mayor on baby, protocol," Jan. 9) for eliciting conversations about the importance of child care, while offering his opinion about Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti's child care arrangement. Pet (read more)
Close prison; temper impact
Go net neutral
Recycler vexed by restrictions Editor: So what do we do with cardboard under the new Lackawanna County recycling rules? I've got a few empty cases of Yuengling Porter looking for a new home. (read more)
Brings kids to work Editor: Recent letters to The Times-Tribune have commented on the new mayor of Scranton. I always have brought my children to work with me as a business owner, employee of a public office, a nonprofit agency and in the private sector. (read more)
Recycling disgust Editor: The Lackawanna County Recycling Center was built to serve the citizens of the county. Unfortunately, like many organizations in this area, it was run by the wrong people. (read more)
No wage mandates Editor: The Jan. 7 Times-Tribune editorial, "Poor workers stay that way" claims that Northeast Pennsylvania workers' poverty will be permanent unless the minimum wage is increased. (read more)
Expert, undoubtedly Editor: John T. Petrochko ("Advises mayor on baby, protocol," Jan. 9) said that Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti should not have run for office if she knew she was pregnant or needed "special treatment" for her infant daughter. (read more)
Freedom's blanket Editor: The book, "The Art of War" offers the following: "If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the outcome of a hundred battles. (read more)
That's progress, baby Editor: I address Kathleen Hein's opinion and concerns about the new Scranton mayor's intentions for on-the-job child care for her newborn ("Keep baby out of mayor's office," Jan. 3). (read more)
Christians besieged Editor: Conservative author David Horowitz's latest work, "Dark Agenda: the War to Destroy Christian America," presents an extraordinary look into the left's calculated efforts to create a godless, heathen American society. (read more)
Steep price awaits Editor: It has been three years since Inauguration Day when Democrats said they would impeach the man the American people voted to be the president. (read more)
Letters to the Editor 1/9/2020
Advises mayor on baby, protocol Editor: Kathleen Hein ("Keep baby out of mayor's office," Jan. 3) was spot on because it was rooted in common sense. (read more)
Toomey's GOP has dismal record Editor: Sen. Pat Toomey says there was no crime, so there's no need for impeachment. (read more)
Why name same? Editor: What's in a name? That is a question I ask about Lehigh Valley Health Network's acquisition of Coordinated Health. They announced plans to keep the former name and not change it to Lehigh Valley Health. (read more)
Pig-Pen's example Editor: Cartoonist Charles Schulz gave us the Peanuts comic strip gang for Christmas. Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy and the rest of the gang have been mainstays of the holiday season since 1954. (read more)
Learn from legacy Editor: Thousands of people perished or were seriously injured in the NEPA mining industry. After dying in mining accidents, their bodies were often tossed on their families' porches. (read more)
Grateful to hospital Editor: After my stay at Moses Taylor Hospital I have nothing but good things to say. (read more)
Keep baby out of mayor's office Editor: I read about how incoming Scranton Mayor Paige Cognetti will have a room at City Hall that she will keep her new baby daughter in while she is working. (read more)
Reopen senior site Editor: I write in response to the Dec. 28 Times-Tribune story on the Abington Senior Community Center ("County taking over senior center"). (read more)
Stepford Republicans Editor: I've written many times about my negative feelings for President Donald Trump. As far as Trump's presidency so far, his actions speak for themselves. (read more)
Letters to the Editor 12/31/2019
'Medicare for All' best way Editor: My experience with Medicaid and mental illness has proven to me that Bernie Sanders' "Medicare for All" plan is the only solution to the treatment gaps that exist in mental health care. (read more)
Myths debunked Editor: President Donald J. Trump is impeached. His obituary will read, "Impeached former President Donald Trump died . . . " (read more)
Back in 2015, Chuck Volpe and Keith Eckel teamed up to back a split ticket for Lackawanna County commissioner. The county ended up with a split government, but not the one Eckel and Volpe wanted. (read more)
Lackawanna County agency to seek meeting on closed Abingtons senior center
The Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging will seek a meeting next week with representatives of five Abingtons municipalities in an attempt to resolve the issues that are keeping the Abington Senior Community Center closed. (read more)
St. Patrick's Parade Day set in Scranton
SCRANTON The 59th annual St. Patrick's Parade will be held March 14 in downtown Scranton, the St. Patrick's Parade Association of Lackawanna County announced Friday. (read more)
Behind the Business: NEPA Fit Club wants to change the mind and body for the better
Behind the Business is a weekly feature taking an inside look at local businesses. To suggest a company or entrepreneur, email business@timesshamrock.com. (read more)
Wolf orders prison's closure in Luzerne County citing savings of $40 million
NEWPORT TWP. — Gov. Tom Wolf on Friday announced the state will close State Correctional Institution at Retreat, resulting in the displacement of more than 400 jobs in Luzerne County. (read more)


The University started to take shape on the Beit HIAS (a former hostel) campus in Beer-Sheva during the early 1970s. It gradually came to include faculties of Natural Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health Sciences, a Medical School, Institutes for Applied Research, an Institute for Desert Research, and the Ben-Gurion of the Negev Heritage Institute.
Matilda Recanati School of Community Health Professions was also founded during this period.
During the 1980s, growth continued, new departments and study programs were opened, and the number of applications increased. In the early 1990s, academic cooperation agreements with many institutions throughout the world were signed, students from abroad were admitted to the University, and the number of students surpassed 10,000.
The past ten years have been marked by a rapid increase in the number of students, from about 11,000 in 1995/6 to over 19,500 by 2011/2012. The Kreitman School of Advanced Graduate Studies, which administers all PhD studies, was established in 1997, and generous fellowships began to be offered to outstanding PhD candidates and post-doctoral fellows. During that period, new departments and study programs were added, among them the School of Management (which has recently become The Guilford Glazer Faculty of Business and Management), the Department of Middle East Studies, and the Department of Politics and Government.
The University has five campuses: (a) three in Beer-Sheva: the Marcus Family Campus (the main campus), the David Tuviyahu Campus (formerly Beit HIAS) and the David Bergmann Campus, (b) one in Sede Boqer (south of Beer-Sheva), which includes: the Jacob Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research, the Albert Katz International School for Desert Research, and the Ben-Gurion of the Negev Research Institute for the Study of Israel and Zionism, and (c) the University's newest campus in Eilat, established in 2003. The Eilat Campus offers BA and BSc and MA & MSc degrees in several fields. Approximately 800 students are currently studying there.
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev includes: the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Engineering Sciences, the Faculty of Health Sciences, the Faculty of Business and Management, and the Blaustein Institutes for Desert Research.