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China warns of war in case of move towards Taiwan independence
The office of pro-China lawmaker Junius Ho is seen destroyed by anti-extradition supporters in Hong Kong, China July 22, 2019. (Reuters/Edgar Su)
BEIJING — China warned on Wednesday it was ready for war if there was any move toward Taiwan's independence, accusing the United States of undermining global stability and denouncing its arms sales to the self-ruled island.
This month, the United States approved sales of weapons requested by Taiwan, including tanks and Stinger missiles, estimated to be worth $2.2 billion.
China responded by saying it would impose sanctions on U.S. firms involved in any deals.
Defense Ministry spokesman Wu Qian told a news briefing on a defense white paper, the first like it in several years to outline the military's strategic concerns, that China would make its greatest effort for peaceful reunification with Taiwan.
"However, we must firmly point out that seeking Taiwan independence is a dead end," Wu said.
"If there are people who dare to try to split Taiwan from the country, China's military will be ready to go to war to firmly safeguard national sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity," he said.
A spokesman for the U.S. State Department said Washington remained committed to a "one-China" policy, under which Washington officially recognizes Beijing and not Taipei, while assisting Taiwan.
He said U.S. arms sales to Taiwan were a consistent policy of multiple U.S. administrations and had contributed to the maintenance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
"The United States considers any effort to determine the future of Taiwan by other than peaceful means, including by boycotts or embargoes, of grave concern to the United States," he added.
The United States is the main arms supplier to Taiwan, which China deems a wayward province. Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring the island under its control.
While Washington has no formal ties with democratic Taiwan, it is bound by law to help provide it with the means to defend itself.
The Chinese ministry said the United States had "provoked intensified competition among major countries, significantly increased its defense expenditure … and undermined global strategic stability."
'Malicious acts'
Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said later in a statement that Beijing's "provocative behavior … seriously violated the peace principle in international laws and relations, challenging regional safety and order".
"We urge Beijing authorities to renounce irrational, malicious acts such as the use of force, and to improve cross-strait relations and handle issues including Hong Kong rationally, so that it can be a responsible regional member," it said.
In Beijing, asked how China's military would handle escalating protest violence in Hong Kong's widening crisis over a contentious extradition bill, Wu referred only to the territory's garrison law, which he said "already has a clear stipulation".
That law states that the Hong Kong government can request the People's Liberation Army (PLAN) garrison's assistance to maintain public order.
But legal scholars say it is a very high threshold, and some retired security officials say any involvement by PLAN units in Hong Kongsecurity would shatter the "one country, two systems" formula under which the former British colony returned to China in 1997.
Wu also said reports of a secret pact with Cambodia granting China's armed forces exclusive access to part of the Southeast Asian nation's Ream Naval Base on the Gulf of Thailand were "not in accordance with the facts".
"China and Cambodia have in the past carried out positive exchanges and cooperation on military drills, personnel training and logistics," he said. "This kind of cooperation does not target any third party."—Reporting by Michael Martina; Additional reporting by Yimou Lee in Taipei and David Brunnstrom in Washington; Editing by Clarence Fernandez, Nick Macfie and Peter Cooney
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Get ready to allocate some time (roughly 10-plus hours) for administrative duties. Once you decide to change your name, you'll need to update all of the important documents—social security card, tax forms, driver's license, credit cards, health insurance, passport, the list goes on—this means a lot of forms and lines. Consider outsourcing some of the work with the online name-change service, MissNowMrs.com.
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Chances are, your Great Aunt and Nana are assuming that changing the name at marriage is a given. You won't have to have a conversation as to why you decided to keep your maiden name or risk receiving a slew of birthday and holiday cards addressed to some other Mrs.
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Whether you're a freelance designer or own a namesake company, changing your name also changes the name of your business venture, which can be a headache when it comes to notifying your clients and colleagues.
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Perhaps your name is 15 characters long or you're simply ready to move on with another chapter of your life. Taking a new name gives you a fresh start.
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Once you change your name, it may be a hard to dig into old records, especially those that deal with finances and legal issues, without proper documentation. Make sure to tie all the loose ends before you officially take on a new name.


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Football Thread 2019/2020
By gospvg,
June 13, 2019 in Sport
2 minutes ago, Gabe said:
Absolutely not. If you are going to look at that, then why not have Villa challenge Man Utd over the Fernandes non-penalty when they were playing well and looking good, etc? Watford undid themselves today, if they hadn't been so rubbish defensively they could've probably beaten Arsenal - after all, Villa did.
And every team I'm sure can look at a moment of injustice that changed a game. It's a futile exercise and can only be used to deflect blame from the team's failings.
I completely agree with you. However, Sheff Utd sullied that argument and got £30 mill out of it and you just know that the lawyers will be rubbing their hands together.
I will say I'm glad Villa stayed up. I don't like Bournemoth. They're snidey bastards and how the media portray the 'little club' narrative when they spend loads every season I'll never know. Having Villa and Leeds in the Prem will feel good, even though we'll probably be get pasted by Leeds twice next season.
can't say I have any feelings on Watford.
dr_manhattan^
Just now, Gabe said:
You're right of course, but you expect United to get penalties, you don't expect a system that has never failed in 7,000 matches to fuck up like this.
Bournemouth Can count themselves unlucky and Villa lucky over that one.
1 minute ago, Scruff said:
Ha, I actually forgot they got the settlement. They were still relegated though - which I would imagine set a precedent - so even if a legal challenge was mounted, it wouldn't change that fact.
Who paid out? Was it West Ham or Someone else?
Plissken
Blimey.
feltmonkey
Team Blue
8 minutes ago, Scruff said:
That's a false equivalence. One is an on-field mistake, something that has always happened in football and is accepted as a part of the game. The other is a team flagrantly breaking the league's transfer rules, deliberately cheating in fact. Besides, West Ham were allowed to stay up and Sheffield United were relegated. Considering your team's shameful part in that episode, I'm surprised you're so keen to bring it up.
16 minutes ago, Plissken said:
Todays VAR fuckup.
This was ruled out because Gudmunsson (next to the keeper) was offside.
This was allowed with Silva (next to the keeper) being offside.
I'm literally only going by the pictures you posted but isn't the Burnley guy blocking the keeper from moving towards the ball while Silva isn't quite doing that?
11 minutes ago, feltmonkey said:
Shameful
There was no cheating. The oversight was that something incredibly common in world football but hardly ever seen in British football (third party ownership) was swept under the carpet (except it wasn't when Sheff Utd did it with Steve Kabba and any club that loaned another player to a rival and forbade them playing against their parent club). We had a seriously shifty MD (who is now at Watford) who thought he could play fast and loose and bend a few rules. The whole issue with the third party ownership was that theoretically the owner could pull the player out of games to influence the decision. Considering Tevez didn't even get in the bloody team till the last third of the season (and was in the team when we got thumped 3-0 by Sheffield Utd) it wouldn't have mattered.
I bet you also think winning at Man Utd on the last day kept us up too?
*edit* Like everything else West Ham it was our Micky Mouse legal team that cost us a 5mil fine from the PL. You wouldn't have seen Man Utd, Liverpool or Man City copping it.
Krul actually touches the ball as it goes in. With the Burnley one, it actually hit the side netting, with Ryan standing on the opposite post. (He is being blocked by JBG, but isn't attempting to get the ball.)
Besides, it was disallowed for offside, not a foul.
Fry Crayola
2 minutes ago, Plissken said:
Being in the keeper's way would mean you're interfering.
That said, I'd rather see clips than stills. They could both be valid goals, they could both be bullshit. Can't really tell from pics.
DirkCrisis
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21 minutes ago, spork said:
Yeah I'd argue that Ryan was impeded when I watched it, but I'm biased as a Brighton fan.
For a dead rubber game that was entertaining. Much better than our awful performance against Newcastle on Monday. Five minutes of added time was screaming "94th minute Burnley equaliser" but we survived. Burnley are typically a well drilled team. Not really sure why they get the bad press.
Not sure about our new kit but it is distinctive, I'll give them that.
Going to frame this and put it above the mantlepiece.
Naysonymous
33 minutes ago, Scruff said:
I wonder if there will be any legal proceedings over that Hawkeye fuck up? That point has kept them up and I doubt the Bournemouth and Watford lawyers will be sitting on their hands.
We'd just point to the Bruno Fernades thing which happened a week later, or the decision away at Palace which cost us a legitimate 96th minute equaliser. It's too big a can of worms to open up. Everybody has moments where things could have gone differently. Would we have been half a dozen points better off if we hadn't lost John McGinn for 15 games a week before Xmas and then Wesley & Tom Heaton for the season in the same game on new years day? What if that deflection today hadn't been so cruel? What if we'd got the penalty against Arsenal we definitely should have had, or gone down on goal difference to a goal which the Premier League's dubious goals panel confirmed was offside? We're staying up, fuck knows how, but we're staying up. I'll enjoy that fact tonight and worry about the inevitable comings and goings tomorrow.
6 minutes ago, Art Vandelay said:
I might stick it on a dart board
BabelRich
4 minutes ago, Naysonymous said:
I was going to specifically mention the Palace debacle.
ryodi
Pickford threw in another one today. The inevitibility of him still being England Number 1 next season because he's good with his feet is depressing.
25 minutes ago, BabelRich said:
Just for reference. Should embed at the incident. The TLDR is in second half injury time Gary Cahill takes Grealish to ground, Grealish successfully passes the ball to Lansbury who scores. Grealish doesn't even appeal for a foul. Ref disallows the goal and books him for diving. The point remains that every club will have incidents like this throughout the season. Some are forgotten about in a week or two, some become memes and get remembered. The Villa - Sheffield United one was big because it was the first game of football in the UK for a hundred days and lots of people were watching it, others which might have happened in a game which kicked off at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon get lost in the noise.
From watching the highlights on Sky Sports YouTube channel
Bissoumas goal is a peach.
The VAR decision against JBG is bollocks.
It would have been absolutely gutting for Villa to go down to that equaliser.
Pickford has wrists of chocolate.
Amazing save by Martinez on a Welbeck (I think) backheel.
De Bruyne makes something very difficult look easy. Twice.
bowser123
If Wolves win the Europa does that mean 5 English teams in the CL or that Chelsea miss out?
1 hour ago, Scruff said:
That's quite the spin job.
There was cheating. Calling it an "oversight" is disingenuous. Players owned by third parties was and still is clearly and specifically not allowed by the Premier League, it doesn't matter what the rules were elsewhere in the world. Players on loan is not the same - "third party" refers to any organisation or individual that isn't a football club. West Ham knew this, or thry wouldn't have tried to cover up the third party ownership. They knew they were breaking the rules. Not "bending" - breaking. I know the win at Old Trafford didn't keep West Ham up, but that's irrelevant. It always amuses me when West Ham fans try to claim that the addition of two players who have gone on to prove in their careers that they were world class had no baring on whether the team stayed up or not. The Steve Kabba argument is whataboutery. The issue there wasn't the same thing either, although it does seem dodgy in it's own way. For the uninitiated, Sheffield United sold Kabba to Watford, and there was a clause in the transfer forbidding him from playing against them in a game later that season. That is not the issue with third party ownership.
West Ham cheated, Sheffield United were right, West Ham should have had a points deduction and been relegated, and £30m is not much compensation for being relegated, particularly as it took twelve years for them to get back.
43 minutes ago, bowser123 said:
5 teams, unless Man City also win the CL in which case Chelsea lose out. It's a 5 team maximum from any country.
bradigor
Accidental name changer
10 minutes ago, Fry Crayola said:
Eh? Man City are in via 2nd place anyway, so surely it doesn't matter.
Wouldn't it only matter if Wolves won the UEFA Cup and (for example) Tottenham* won the European Cup.
Yes, I know they are out, just being hypothetical.
Great in depth article on the Sheff Utd/Villa controversy by a lawyer. TLDR is that it wouldnt be worth pursuing a claim.
https://www.footballlaw.co.uk/articles/sheffield-united-fc-hawk-eyeing-up-a-claim
52 minutes ago, bradigor said:
There can be a max of 5 teams, and IF, the team that won the CL, was also outside the places AND the team that won the EL was also outside the places, then only the top 3 would qualify.
ckny
The main footballing story today.
5 hours ago, Plissken said:
David Silva gets a handshake and a hug from every City player and official as he goes off in the 84th minute.
He's been such a lovely player to watch.
Dirty little fucker, mind.
Liamness
"Jordan Henderson can get it as well" - Ian Wright
3 hours ago, bradigor said:
Fuck, yes, I cocked up.
I was thinking of earlier in the week when the bad result for 4th place was Chelsea winning yet finishing 5th, and then ruled that out because now they're fourth without thinking things through properly.
Gotters
I thought Moyes had done a bit better than this, could say the back half of a season has more pressure on it but it's not screaming 'give him the job'
Maybe they'll take a punt on Eddie Howe as Moyes only signed an 18 month contract meaning he'll be cheap to replace.

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Home » The Cranes » Meet the Cranes of 2012 » Shadow
Date of Hatching (birthday): 3 May, 2012
Tracking Tag: Radio tracking
Status: 2015: No sign of pairing activity. 2016: Paired with Cherry but no breeding attempt. 2017: Paired with Christmas Shoes made two breeding attempts, second produced one chick subsequently lost. 2018: One breeding attempt, failed at egg stage. 2019: One known breeding attempt which failed at egg stage.
Paired with: Christmas Shoes
September 2012: At Slimbridge, Shadow was always a bit of a loner, randomly displaying aggression at times but not consistently. He has always been very active and was one of the first to have a bath in the water channel, with the others soon following. He has adapted well to life in Somerset, quickly becoming at home in the release enclosure, using the water channels for a regular baths. On release day, his ability to fly out of the pen caught him a little unawares, and he ended up needing to be rounded up and walked back into the enclosure. He has continued to fly well though and is coping really well in the wild. January 2013: As autumn turned into winter, the cranes began to flock together to look for food, which they found in plentiful supply in the form of maize left in fields post-harvest. All 48 have been spending most of their time either feeding in the maize stubbles or on Stanmoor, completely unperturbed by the surrounding floodwater. January 2014: 2013 was quite uneventful for Shadow. The spring and summer were spent split between Aller Moor and West Sedgemoor, and as the autumn drew on, feeding was amongst the flock along the Stoke St. Gregory Ridge, and on Stanmoor. With the deep and prolonged flooding of December and January, the group remained on Stanmoor which was relatively flood-free, feeding in waterlogged fields on worms. July 2015: Spring saw Shadow making some advances on Gemma (2010 female) before she flew off to Slimbridge in the company of other birds, and he spent the summer and autumn on the Somerset Levels and Moors with the main non-breeding flock. Winter of 2014/15 was largely uneventful, and spring 2015 saw him forming some possible pair bonds with Squidgy (2010 female) before she two set her sights for Slimbridge leaving him alone in Somerset. He remains unpaired. We wish him better luck at finding a mate in 2016. February 2016: Shadow remained in Somerset all autumn and winter. He is having a little problem shedding his back-pack, the straps of which have been dangling below his body and between his legs for the autumn. Whether this is stopping him from pairing up remains to be seen - but he doesn't appear to be paired with any particular bird - (yet!) July 16: Remained in Somerset, setting up territory in February on Walton Moor, North Somerset with Cherry and performing mating rituals but there is no evidence of nesting this season. Nov 17: Remained in Somerset, setting up territory on Kingsmoor, Somerset in mid March. Often seen in the same area as Alexander and Waterwing. This pair were suspected of nesting in April but seem to have abandoned their first nest . In May they were seen nest building and incubation was confirmed soon after. On 9th June they were seen with a chick. By mid June the chick had disappeared and the pair were not seen again in the area. It is not known why the chick died. Shadow rejoined the flock in the Autumn. Sept 18: Shadow was seen with mate Christmas Shoes in January and February and later on Kingsmoor during April. Incubation thought to have started around the end of April as Christmas shoes was observed feeding on her own on 4th May. After that it was difficult to assess what was going on. Evidence suggests a nesting attempt must have failed at egg stage. Sept 2019: Observed together on Kingsmoor in April and then just one of them feeding so possible incubation started 26th April. However, in mid-May they were seen feeding together without chicks. In August they were observed with the flock on Aller moor, Somerset.
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Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan dead at 46
Posted: Jan 15, 2018 11:44 AM CST
Dolores O\'Riordan of The Cranberries performs on stage at the closing night of the 62th Sanremo Song Festival at the Ariston Theatre on February 18, 2012 in Sanremo, Italy. DANIELE VENTURELLI/GETTY IMAGES
LONDON (AP) — Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer of Irish band The Cranberries, died suddenly on Monday. She was 46.
O'Riordan died in London, where she was recording, publicist Lindsey Holmes said. The cause of death wasn't immediately available.
Holmes said the singer's family is "devastated" by the news.
Formed in Limerick, Ireland, The Cranberries became international stars in the 1990s with hits including "Zombie" and "Linger" that fused the alternative rock edge with poppy tunefulness.
The band split up in 2003 but reunited several years later. The Cranberries released the acoustic album "Something Else" in 2017 and had been due to tour Europe and North America. The tour was cut short because O'Riordan was suffering from back problems.
In 2014, O'Riordan was accused of assaulting three police officers and a flight attendant during a flight from New York to Ireland. She pleaded guilty and was fined 6,000 euros ($6,600).
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The New Moon, still in Cancer, was about to become a partial eclipse on July 13th when it would form an opposition to Strzok's Mars in Aries. In other words, he opened the door in his chart to karmic consequences.
Strzok may have appeared arrogant, he may have smirked at the men who asked questions, but that would be par for the course when he knew he came there willingly. Plus, he had his lawyer with him. This is a man who was in the military, an FBI man, a man who did not want Trump president. A man who was fixated on taking down Trump whether it was his opinions of Trump, or someone else's.
When he stated his texts didn't interfere with his work, his decisions, or his actions it would be difficult, if not impossible for a Sun Pisces with his Mars in Aries not to let it be part of his every day movements.
Writing texts with regards to Trump, to his lover, a lawyer, indicates emotionally he was against Trump. When emotionally tied to what you want, it would be next to impossible for it not to be part of your job.
Strzok sees himself as a man with a job to do, but as a Pisces with Mars in Aries he is opinionated, and adamant about his choices. Though he feels his beliefs are the right ones, he can also think he is smarter then the men questioning him. In this case he made errors, texts have a funny way of coming back to haunt you. Texts can disappear for some people, but for Strzok the texts opened up his beliefs and his personal life.
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Saturn in Capricorn is about to change his life.
I have always liked the sign of Pisces yet many in their zest for life, in thinking they can do anything, always seem to forget the consequences of hidden actions.


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South Walton's narrow streets are anything but charming for emergency crews
Heather Osbourne @heatheronwfdn
Mar 2, 2019 at 8:59 AM Mar 2, 2019 at 7:49 PM
SANTA ROSA BEACH — It's a tight fit navigating the neighborhoods by vehicle in the bustling beach towns that make up South Walton County.
The infrastructure was laid long before settlers could fathom their quiet communities would one day become major tourist destinations.
It was the horse-and-buggy era when the first towns were established, according to Mac Carpenter, Walton County's director of planning and development. The width of the streets — nowadays packed with parked cars on either side road — was not a concern when building the original homes in Grayton Beach, Seagrove Beach and beyond.
"It's a series of public streets and alleyways and, in certain cases, the alleyways are 10 feet," Carpenter said. "Back when a horse and buggy was the only vehicle traveling down those roads, they didn't need to be nearly as wide. Those alleys were essential service roads for the houses that fronted on the actual public streets."
Sammy Sanchez, fire marshal for the South Walton Fire District, knows those tiny roads all too well. Navigating firetrucks down them during emergencies, he said, can be almost impossible.
"There are some roads that are very challenging for us," Sanchez said. "We're always going to find a way in. We're going to find a way to get there. It may not be the easiest, it may not be the prettiest, but we will get to our customers in whatever form or fashion. Could things be easier for us? Sure. Absolutely. There are some things even residents can do to help."
Residents along County Road 30A began voicing their concerns about the difficulty first responders have after the iconic Red Bar caught fire in Grayton Beach on Feb. 13. The bar, located at 70 Hotz Ave., opened in the 1960s. The building, formally a country store, existed decades before.
"What a loss for the area," said Grace Marse, who was born, raised and still lives in South Walton. "My husband and I had our first date there when it was still the Butler store. We were married for 52 years. It was a special place for us.
"We're concerned now," she continued. "I've seen people park in those narrow side streets, blocking the areas into the residences. I've always been very concerned. There is no way firetrucks can make turns in that area."
Development along 30A began in the late 1800s after Army Maj. Charles T. Gray built a homestead along the coast, according to South Walton's website.
The federal government owned much of the land and few people had reason to settle there. The soil was too sandy to farm and there were better timberlands inland. The closest settlement was at Point Washington to the north.
Five years later, Army Gen. William Miller and William Wilson moved their families to what is now Grayton Beach and mapped out where the village's streets and blocks would be built. Named after Maj. Gray, Grayton Beach celebrated its 110-year anniversary in 2000.
Reaching Grayton Beach at that time was not easy, the website said. There were no bridges over the Choctawhatchee Bay, and what roads existed were merely sand trails.
In 1913, W. H. Butler and his son made the day-long trip from DeFuniak Springs to Grayton Beach and ended up staying. W. H. Butler decided to start a resort project and bought most of what is now Grayton Beach. The Butler family operated the town's general store and a dance hall — the site of the former Red Bar.
Access to Grayton Beach became easier with the construction of U.S. Highway 98 and the U.S. Highway 331 bridge over Choctawhatchee Bay in the 1930s. Grayton began to boom.
Sanchez said it wasn't until the 1990s when the South Walton Fire District began its Fire Prevention Bureau. Before then, there was no regulation on how wide roads in the area needed to be built.
Some of those areas include Inlet Beach, Seagrove Beach, Seacrest, Alys Beach and others.
The state code for new developments now require at least 20 feet to allow emergency vehicles to navigate, Sanchez said. It's unlikely, however, anything could be done about widening the old roads, which are typically 10 to 15 feet.
"Going into some of these neighborhoods and saying they need to change their streets is almost impossible," he said. "The financial burden, not to mention the politics involved with it, would be too difficult to do.
"Now we're part of the Walton County Technical Review Committee, so we review the projects in its entirety to make sure it meets all the land development codes and requirements. One of the things I look for is if the roads are wide enough for us to get in and, two, if there are fire hydrants in the area."
Sanchez said to prepare for emergencies in the hard-to-reach areas, firefighters study alternate routes and methods of access the neighborhoods and business communities. They also try to educate residents about keeping trees trimmed and constructing fences farther back in lawns to make more room for the trucks.
While the South Walton Fire District is focused on keeping the roads wide, Carpenter said the county Planning Department is actually looking to do the opposite by bringing narrow roads back to South Walton with new construction.
"Streets were not as wide as they became after 1945 when our country became more car-centric," Carpenter said. "As cars developed higher speeds, safety required the roadways to be wider and the right of ways to be wider. We learned that roadways don't need to be nearly as wide as we originally thought they did.
"If you look at the new urbanism developments in the past 20 years, they typically have smaller travel lanes," he added. "Like 10 feet as opposed to 12-foot-wide lanes. The sidewalks, bike lanes and multi-use lanes are really what we're moving to."
Carpenter said although the building code is 20 feet as Sanchez explained, some can be as narrowl as 15 feet. Still, Carpenter said, getting firetrucks down the roads must be addressed.
"One of the things we are absolutely required to do is make sure our public responders can actually serve those areas where they need to go," Carpenter said. "No development is approved without our fire chief and Sammy Sanchez. They have to sign off on accessibility for their vehicles because life safety is paramount.
"We do have a large amount of build environment where we don't have as much as we'd like to have in Grayton. There are other areas that have narrower streets. We're going to absolutely have at least 10 feet of pavement and at least 15 feet for travel lanes and right of ways. There will probably be lots of sections where we have 10 feet of pavement on either side of the road, 20 feet total."


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Natan Sharansky Calls on Jews to Fight US on Iran Deal
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Famous human rights activist Natan Sharansky, a former political prisoner, is calling on world Jewry to fight the US administration on the Iranian nuclear deal.
Recalling world Jewry's fight 40 years ago for the freedom of political prisoners in the Former Soviet Union, including his own, Natan Sharansky, chairman of The Jewish Agency for Israel and an internationally acclaimed human rights activist, is calling on Jews across the globe to stand up against the Obama administration on the nuclear deal with Iran.
In a Washington Post op-ed, Sharansky writes that "these days, like many Israelis and American Jews, I find myself in a precarious and painful situation."
"Those of us who believe that the nuclear agreement just signed between world powers and Iran is dangerously misguided are now compelled to criticize Israel's best friend and ally, the government of the United States. In standing up for what we think is right, for both our people and the world, we find ourselves at odds with the power best able to protect us and promote stability. And instead of joining the hopeful chorus of those who believe peace is on the horizon, we must risk giving the impression that we somehow prefer war."
"As difficult as this situation is, however, it is not unprecedented," he points out. "Jews have been here before, 40 years ago, at a historic juncture no less frightening or fateful than today's."
In the early 1970s, then-US President Richard Nixon inaugurated his policy of detente with the Soviet Union with an ambitious aim: to end the Cold War by normalizing relations between the two superpowers.
Among the obstacles Nixon faced was the USSR's refusal to allow on-site inspections of its weapons facilities, just as Iran is now doing.
"Yet the Soviet Union, with its very rigid and atrophied economy, badly needed cooperation with the free world, which Nixon was prepared to offer," according to Shransky. "The problem was that he was not prepared to demand nearly enough from Moscow in return. And so, as Nixon moved to grant the Soviet Union most-favored-nation status, and with it the same trade benefits as US allies, Democratic Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington proposed what became an historic amendment, conditioning the removal of sanctions on the Soviet Union's allowing free emigration for its citizens."
The administration in the White House at the time "objected furiously," Sharansky explains. "It also claimed that by improving relations with Moscow, it would be better able to protect us personally and to ensure that some Jews could emigrate each year. This put Jewish activists inside the USSR in a difficult position. We feared opposing our greatest benefactor, yet we wanted freedom for all Soviet Jews, and we believed that would result only from unrelenting pressure to bring down the Iron Curtain. This is why, despite the clear risks and KGB threats, we chose to publicly support the amendment."
American Jewry Made a Difficult Choice
"American Jewish organizations also faced a difficult choice," Sharansky continued. "They were reluctant to speak out against the US government and appear to put the 'narrow' Jewish interest above the cause of peace. Yet they also realized that the freedom of all Soviet Jews was at stake, and they actively supported the policy of linkage."
After a great battle and many threats by the Soviet regime, the amendment was passed. "By conditioning this assistance on the opening of the USSR's gates, the United States would not only help free millions of Soviet Jews as well as hundreds of millions of others but also pave the way for the regime's eventual collapse."
"Today, an American president has once again sought to achieve stability by removing sanctions against a brutal dictatorship without demanding that the latter change its behavior. And once again, a group of outspoken Jews — no longer a small group of dissidents in Moscow but leaders of the State of Israel, from the governing coalition and the opposition alike — are sounding an alarm," states Sharansky.
"Of course, we are reluctant to criticize our ally and to so vigorously oppose an agreement that purports to promote peace. But we know that we are again at a historic crossroads, and that the United States can either appease a criminal regime — one that supports global terror, relentlessly threatens to eliminate Israel and executes more political prisoners than any other per capita — or stand firm in demanding change in its behavior."
"A critical question is, who, if anyone, will have the vision and courage" to lead this battle, Sharansky concludes.
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I've always been fascinated by this VERY popular movement of the 1800s, started by a man (whom the movement is named after) who believed he had a round-a-bout period for the return of Jesus. Amazingly he had many followers and even AFTER his prediction flopped, to the disappointment of his followers, still a very large and prominent denomination rose from his blunder. I mean, this is just amazing to me. A church made up of multiple millions of people actually had their founding out of this fiasco.
One of the things I tried to find out was whether or not, like today, people within the movement were connecting dots based on "signs" such as earthquakes, volcanoes and the all important, "wonders in the sky." I thought about the massive volcanic explosion of Tambora in 1815 in Sumatra 9,000 miles on the other side of the world and realized the Millerites, unlike us today, would not know anything about it. However, the volcanic ash did in fact affect the weather in the northeastern portion of the United States where Miller lived.
Miller became a prosperous farmer and he must have noticed that in 1816, due to the Tambora eruption, the northeastern United States (such as Vermont where Miller lived) had NO summer, as Tambora's ash effectively prevented warm enough temperatures for crops to grow. In other parts of the world such as Europe, and perhaps the United States, crop failure spurred famines, a SURE sign to some that the Bible was being fulfilled.
As the various dates of Christ's predicted return approached, Millerite publishing went into high gear. In May 1843, 21,000 copies of the various Millerite papers were published for distribution each week. In New York alone, in the five month period ending April 1843, 600,000 copies of various publications were distributed. In December 1843, Himes proposed the publication of one million tracts, while in May 1844, he announced that five million copies of Millerite publications had been distributed up to that time.
I found the month of May quite interesting because I then stumbled into some information from a letter written in April 1843, the previous month before Millerism went wild. The letter really was more about fugitive slaves and abolition, however, on a side note, it mentioned the passing of a bright Comet that was first seen in February of 1843, increasing in brightness to be seen even in broad daylight before passing out of sight in April. The letter goes on to say that this was viewed as a grave and final sign by the Millerites and explains why things kicked into high gear for them.
Miller did not exactly set a precise date, but he believed Jesus was going to return somewhere between March 21, 1843 and March 21, 1844. Nothing happened by March 21, 1844 so another date was set in April and then eventually in October 1844 and ultimately, nothing happened then either but still, the Seventh Day Adventist Church was birthed out of this disappointment.
Here on City-Data, I have seen some skirt around making a precise date, but they hint at a possible period or even a month and they point to natural events which they claim are increasing as sure-fire proof we are in those FINAL days, either of the world or before Jesus comes back to rapture his special people. Are we seeing a repeat of the mid 1800s?
Nothing new, Charles Massegee wrote a book in the early 70's predicting the "round about" time for Christs return being the year 2000, he still has an active ministry concerning the end times.
It is about fear, anyone following such things are in fear, you can describe it 100 different ways, try to invoke the scriptures concerning "seasons" but it is all fear.
I believe in the rapture. I think God will bring Christians home before it gets too bad on Earth with the Antichrist. The Christians will disappear so suddenly that there will be countless accidents.
How wonderful of them. Makes me hope I disappear and cause an accident, NOT.
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The expectation of end of the world has been going on for thousands of years. It never ends.
I just remembered that there is some half dead looking man on TV who proclaimed the world is coming to an end sometime soon. His previous prediction(s) I understand failed, but he still has his followers. I mean, WHY are these people STILL trusted? Why do they still have followers?
Perhaps, but that does not negate the fact that there will be an end-time generation just as Jesus said. It's pretty simple to connect all the dots for our generation if you really want to know. If you don't, then it's pretty simple to dismiss everything in your own mind.
A clear end-time event is Israel's reestablishment, and the fact that only divine intervention could have allowed them to overcome their enemies. God is with Israel, despite overwhelming odds of their survival.
Fear is a good way to build a church.


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Lüneburg är en stad i den nordtyska delstaten Niedersachsen. Staden ligger vid ån Ilmenau, ca 50 km sydost om Hamburg vid randen av ett hedområde som har uppkallats efter staden, "Lüneburger Heide". Lüneburg har cirka  invånare.

Lüneburg har en station för fjärr- och regionaltåg vid järnvägen Hamburg-Hannover. Staden har också en liten hamn vid Elbe-Seitenkanal som förbinder älven Elbe och Mittellandkanalen. Staden har en mycket välbevarad infrastruktur och stora delar av Lüneburg utgörs av byggnader från Hansa-tiden. Lüneburg är en välbesökt turiststad till följd av sina historiska byggnader.

Historia

I historiska källor omnämns Lüneburg första gången år 956. Större betydelse fick staden genom förstörandet av den närbelägna staden Bardowick. I slutet av 1300-talet blev Lüneburg medlem av hansan. Under långa perioder var Lüneburg huvudstad i ett eget furstendöme, Braunschweig-Lüneburg.

På medeltiden blev staden mycket rik genom handeln med salt. Det fanns flera saliner i stadens omgivning där saltet utvanns och därefter exporterades. Det transporterades längs den gamla saltvägen via Lauenburg till Lübeck och därifrån till alla östersjöländer. Salthandeln gjorde Lüneburg till en av de mäktigaste städerna i hansan. Efter många århundraden då Lüneburg var rik och betydelsefull minskade dess betydelse efter 1600-talet. Salinen stängdes 1980 efter mer än 1000 års drift.
Det moderna Lüneburg har fått ny betydelse genom sitt universitet som grundades 1989.

Kända personer
 Adolf Ellissen, född i Lüneburg

Källor

Externa länkar

Kommuner och städer i Landkreis Lüneburg
Hansan

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In the search for Public health, we found: 21 perfect matches, 0 partial matches and 157 other matches.
Midwinter, E. C.
Social Administation in Lancashire, 1830-1860: Poor Law, Public Health and Police
(MUP, 1969). Hardback. Very good in soiled dustwrapper. vi + 193pp. Order No. NSBK-A8082
Keywords: 0719003695, poor law, public health, police, policeman, policemen, law, legal, laws, nineteenth, century, 19th, Britain, British, England, English, history, law and order, Lancashire Unions, Lancashire Boards of Health, water supply, sanitation, policing
Ellison, Peter & Howe, Paulette.
Talk of the Wash House: 150 Years of Public Health
(Picton Press, 1997). Paperback. Very good. 77pp. Order No. NSBK-A5100
Keywords: 1873245068, baths, wash houses, wash house, bath, bathing, public health, social history, Liverpool, Merseyside, North West England, Britain, British, nineteenth century, Victorian, sanitary, sanitation, municipal, urban, bathers, cleanliness, twentieth century, living conditions, laundry, laundries
Guy, Donna J.
White Slavery and Mothers Alive and Dead: The Troubled Meeting of Sex, Gender, Public Health and Progress in Latin America
(Nebraska UP, 2000). Paperback. Fine. viii + 216pp. Order No. NSBK-C9661
Keywords: 080327095X, women, woman, women's studies, twentieth century, feminism, feminists, sexual difference, femininity, gender, history of ideas, health, public health, Latin America, South American, white slavery
Dawson, Keith and Wall, Peter.
Public Health and Housing:
(OUP, 1970). Society and Industry in the Nineteenth Century No 6. A Documentary Approach. Booklet. Mark to cover and first page marked with library stamp, otherwise good. 48pp. Order No. NSBK-H14307
Keywords: 0199130221, publich health, health, houses, housing, Britain, British, England, English, history, United Kingdom, UK, Victorian, Victorian period, nineteenth century, 19th, booklet
Dix, Bernard and Williams, Stephen.
Serving the Public: Building the Union: The History of the National Union of Public Employees. Volume 1: The Forerunners 1889-1928
(Lawrence and Wishart, 1987). Paperback. Near fine. 238pp. Order No. NSBK-A13411
Keywords: 0853156468, Britain, British, England, English, NUPE, Union, Trade Unions, streets, wages, public health, New Unionism, nineteenth century, twentieth century, Victorian, Edwardian, municipal, urban, MEA, First World War, World war 1, Great War, labour, work, jobs, women workers, National Union of Public Employees, labor
British Institute of Social Service, .
Progress: Civic, Social and Industrial. The Organ of the British Institute of Social Service
(Garden City Press Ltd, 1907). Volume II only. Hardback. Extensive white moulding to boards, edges and corners worn, otherwise good. 304 + 22pp. Order No. NSBK-A5856
Keywords: B000HC0W04, British Institute of Social Service, Progress, social history, Garden City Press, garden cities, Edwardian, Britain, British, England, English, housing, houses, hygiene, school hygiene, social betterment, social improvement, societies, town planning, industrial betterment, garden city movement, social welfare, reform, open spaces, social services, poverty, slums, social conditions, social workers, social workshops, health, public health, social work
Minett, E. P. and Severn, A. G. M.
Practical Tropical Sanitation: A Pocket Book for Sanitary Inspectors in the Tropics
(Balliere, Tindall and Cox, 1927). Hardback. Boards slightly soiled, otherwise good. 180pp. Order No. NSBK-A13464
Keywords: sanitary inspectors, sanitation, public health, water, tropics, sewage, refuse disposal, rubbish, abbatoirs, food, markets
Stewart, Alexander P. & Jenkins, Edward.
The Medical and Legal Aspects of Sanitary Reform:
(Leicester UP, 1969 rpt of 1867 2nd edit). Intro by M.W. Flinn. Hardback. Very good in soiled dustwrapper. 100pp. Order No. NSBK-A4851
Keywords: 718550072, medical, history, M. W. Flinn, social history, welfare, Britain, British, England, English, legal, sanitary reform, public health, sanitary conditions, Public Health Acts, nineteenth century, Victorian, social improvements, social reforms, Royal Sanitary Commissions, Disraeli, Disraelian Conservatism, Alexander P. Stewart, Edward Jenkins
Corporation of Nottingham, .
Records of the Borough of Nottingham: Being a Series of Extracts from the Archives of the Corporation of Nottingham. Vol IX. 1836 - 1900
(Corporation of Nottingham, 1956). Hardback. Light mottling to cloth, otherwise very good in chipped, slightly worn, lightly soiled dustwrapper. 462pp. Order No. NSBK-A14074
Keywords: B001M5CF0U, records, volume nine, 9, IX, Nottingham, borough, Britain, British, England, English, history, United Kingdom, UK, Nottinghamshire, Victorian, Victorian period, nineteenth century, 19th century, social history, housing, town, urban, urbanisation, towns, markets, Nottinghamshire, schools, public health, sewers, police, buildings, Midlands
Best, G. A.
Shaftesbury:
(Nel Mentor, rpt., 1975). Paperback. Pages browned, otherwise good. 156pp. Order No. NSBK-A11698
Keywords: 0450022579, Shaftesbury, biography, biographies, biographical, lives, life, life histories, life history, social history, nineteenth century, Victorian, Lord Shaftesbury, factory, factory system, factory reforms, factories, social reforms, satanic mills, mills, cotton mills, textiles, public health, humanitarian, humanitarianism, Tory humanitarians, Tory Radicals, Conservatives, working conditions, living conditions, Condition of England, millowners, exploitation, labour, labor, Britain, British, England, English, history, United Kingdom, UK


As part of our Young English Players to Watch in 2013 series, we will be bringing you five names to keep a sharp eye on. These players are ones who we feel will have a breakout year at either club and/or country level. We turn our head west as George Thorne sets the standard for those up-and-comers striving to give Baggies youth fans something to cheer about.
A relatively unassuming midfielder when it comes to media reports, George Thorne is the pride of the Baggies Academy. Having been a part of the academy at West Brom since the age of 12 and being the youngest club debutant in almost 50 years (at 16), George Thorne has also played for England at every eligible level – including being a part of the U17 European Championship winning side alongside Nathaniel Chalobah, Andre Wisdom, and a few other Premier League up-and-comers. Thorne just turned 20 earlier this month and was able to celebrate his birthday by being recalled early from his loan at Peterborough. If there ever was trust in youth, it has come from Steve Clarke at West Brom – thrusting the then-teenager in at the deep end against Manchester United…for a full 90 minutes. While West Brom's academy has been less than stellar in terms of output in recent years, the Dan Ashworth led revolution has put George Thorne at the front of what could very well a very fruitful next few years (if all goes to plan). Technically proficient, confident on the ball, and the beneficiary of some stellar coaching under the wings of Michael Appleton, George Thorne is one to watch at the heart of midfield.


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Takeaways: McClain possibly earns starting role, Battie and Mangham combine for big game against FAMU
September 19, 2021 7:07 pm by Hannah Halili, CORRESPONDENT
Sophomore running back Brian Battie (center) ran for 110 yards in USF's 38-17 win over FAMU. ORACLE PHOTO/LEDA ALVIM
Plenty of positives came out of USF's win over Florida A&M on Saturday, including the play of sophomore running back Brian Battie and the emergence of freshman quarterback Timmy McClain. That's not to say there aren't aspects the Bulls need to work on as well, however.
The Rattlers kept pace with the Bulls in the second half, with each team scoring 14 points, and outgained the Bulls 271-161 in total yardage over the final 30 minutes.
Nevertheless, coach Jeff Scott said his team will enjoy the victory for 24 hours before eventually turning the page and moving on to their next opponent, BYU. Here are some takeaways from USF's 38-17 win over FAMU.
Potential answer to quarterback questions
It was a constant carousel of quarterbacks for the Bulls last season, from Jordan McCloud to Noah Johnson and others, a starter just couldn't seem to be ironed out. Now, three games into a new season, USF may have found its guy.
Leading up to the game against FAMU, Scott was very noncommittal on who would start at quarterback. Just before kickoff, however, McClain was announced as the game's starter on the jumbotron.
"There's times tonight where he made some really nice plays, and [other times] where he looked like a freshman," Scott said of McClain after the game. "That's part of it, I've coached freshman quarterbacks before and this is the first time he's ever started a game.
"I think he definitely does some things that can help us offensively. … The exciting part about him is he's got a lot of room to grow."
Although Scott didn't say whether or not McClain would start Saturday against BYU, his play against the Rattlers was impressive. Aside from an early fumble, the freshman was 12-of-23 for 163 yards and a touchdown. He also ran for 53 yards on 14 attempts.
Running backs have strong performance
The USF offense didn't disappoint against the Rattlers, posting 38 points with sophomore running back Brian Battie and junior running back Jaren Mangham showing out.
Battie rushed for 110 yards on 10 carries, bringing his total rushing yards through three games to 151, almost half of his production last season.
As for Mangham, he served as the muscle for USF and secured three red zone touchdowns. A transfer from the University of Colorado, Mangham already has five touchdowns on the season.
Although Mangham got the start and, along with Battie, headlined the show for the running back room this time around, junior Kelley Joiner and senior Darrian Felix will likely still be relevant pieces to the position and the team moving forward. It just comes down to how the reps are split.
"It's kind of how the rotation is and how it goes, obviously I rolled out first [today]," Mangham said. "Today I was lucky to get in [the end zone] three times"
Second-half defensive mistakes could cost USF in the future
The defense for the Bulls ultimately got the job done, but its performance in the second half wasn't ideal.
"Defensively, [in] the first half, I thought we did a good job," Scott said. "We held them to -7 yards rushing in the first half and they were 0-for-8 on third downs. Obviously we didn't finish the right way defensively. They were able to find a lot of points there in the second half [and] we've got to clean that up.
"We just don't have a lot of depth right now, those guys kind of got worn down there in the second half … We'll have to learn from that. Guys are going to have to be in shape [and] play four quarters if our depth is [where it's at now.]"
The Bulls barely touched FAMU's quarterback, only getting one sack, and allowed 271 second-half yards. While this worked Saturday, a performance like that may not be as successful against USF's future opponents.
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A Manipulated Medium: Thoughts on Warehouse 13, Covert Affairs and White Collar
A Manipulated Medium: Warehouse 13, Covert Affairs and White Collar
Television is by and large a manipulated medium: whether it parcels a larger story into smaller segments, or presents a series of smaller stories, there is a point where craftsmanship is dictated more by convenience than by sheer artistic merit. Writers take shortcuts, use shorthand, and do everything in their power to make sure that the forty minute running time of an episode manages to do everything it needs to do to service the larger story, or create a satisfying conclusion to the standalone narrative being constructed.
I don't think this is an inherently negative notion, and do not use "manipulators" as some sort of slur toward television writers, a group of individuals I have a great deal of respect for. However, when it comes to this manipulation, there is a time, a place, and a methodology: there are some situations where writers should simply let their show breathe, where manipulating the story in a particular direction will only damage the series' momentum, and there are also some ways in which you can manipulate your series which transfers the manipulation from the series' characters to the audience, something that all writers should avoid at all costs.
While manipulation is a problem with high-concept procedurals (like Lost, Heroes or the upcoming The Event on NBC), it's also present in the light-hearted cable procedurals which have become so prolific, and I want to use it as a theme for addressing last night's episodes of SyFy's Warehouse 13 and USA Network's White Collar and Covert Affairs, as they each represent a different approach to manipulating the trajectory of a television series.
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Season Finale: White Collar – "Out of the Box"
White Collar is what I would call a premise procedural. While it eventually falls into a rhythm of crime-solving like other procedurals, it starts with a central premise or setup that remains unresolved in order to provide the show its tension and its "added value" beyond the formula. For Burn Notice, it's Michael's never-ending quest to figure out who burned him, and for White Collar it's Neal Caffrey's quest to reunite with his beloved Kate. To some extent, both shows have their characters just killing time, waiting until the beginning and end of each episode where they will make incremental progress on their broader search.
What keeps White Collar from ascending to the level of Burn Notice is that, by and large, I don't "buy" its premise. The same thing has happened with Burn Notice over time, as we reach the point where we wonder why Michael Westen doesn't realize that he has a woman he loves, a mother who loves him, and a loyal best friend in Miami which give him more than enough reason to leave the whole "burn" mess alone. But with White Collar, it was sort of there from the beginning, with too many questions about Kate's loyalty (and, frankly, her fundamental lack of personality) and the trustworthiness of Fowler's plot to make it seem like we should be rooting for this reunion.
The show has always been at its best when Peter and Neal are friends, not enemies, and when Neal is a charismatic crime solver rather than a lovestruck idiot with enormous blinders to all sorts of logical concerns with his plan. As such, "Out of the Box" struggles to reflect what has made the show a pleasant experience over its first season, trapped in conflict and false goodbyes that we know will return us to the status quo, just as Michael Westen remains in the dark about who burned him.
At the least, though, White Collar seems to realize that things needed to be shaken up, and they've taken some intriguing (if predictable) steps to perhaps set the show on a better path heading into its second season.
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Tagged as Alex, Elizabeth, Entertainment, Episode 14, Fowler, Kate, Marsha Thomason, Matthew Bomer, Mozzie, Natalie Morales, Neal, Neal Caffrey, Peter Burke, Procedural, Season 1, Season Finale, Television, The Mentalist, Tiffani Thiessen, Tim DeKay, TV, USA Network
White Collar – "Flip of the Coin"
"Flip of the Coin"
Now four weeks into its run, White Collar is about where it was in its pilot: a solid entry in USA's lineup. The show has yet to really transcend to the point where I would say it's really growing into something new, or where it's establishing a more complex identity, which isn't problematic so much as it is perhaps a sign of the show being unwilling to go to that stage so quickly.
There are some growing pains, however, in terms of how the episode wants its stories to work and how they're actually capable of working. "Flip of the Coin" has a couple of nice set pieces in it, along with some high quality guest stars to help bolster the episode, but it struggles to make all of that come together. There are some scenes where Neal's suave nature feels perfectly at home in the context of these investigations, and other sequences where the believability is stripped away for the sake of convenience.
Still, there's a lot of enjoyment within this episode, to the point where some of the shortcuts are ultimately overcome by one development in particular that could help the show going forward.
Tagged as Agent Lauren Cruz, Burn Notice, Episode 4, FBI, Flip of the Coin, Garret Dillahunt, Iraqi Gold, Matt Bomer, Natalie Morales, Neal Caffery, New York, Peter Burke, Quantico, Sarah Wynter, Season 1, Tim DeKay, Timothy Busfeld, USA Network
Series Premiere: White Collar – "Pilot"
There has been much talk of late about whether or not NBC, in crafting a new strategy that actually creates programming that people are interested in watching, will be looking to their corporate sibling USA in order to discover the elusive secrets. The cable channel has been on a roll of late, with successful procedurals like Monk and Psych have been joined by Burn Notice and Royal Pains. Their shows vary in quality (I much like Burn Notice, but became burnt out on Monk and Psych – jury's still out on the summer's Royal Pains), but their success has become a foregone conclusion in the same way that the failure of NBC shows has become the status quo.
White Collar is the latest show to join this stable, and at first glance it is also one of their best. Borrowing heavily from Catch Me if You Can and Burn Notice, the show eschews explosions in favour of a more sly sort of series. Rather than following someone applying professional skills in an amateur setting (Michael Westen, in a nutshell), the show is the story of someone who has made a living working against the system but now finds himself of value to the very man who put him in jail.
What results is a show that some could argue simply checks off the boxes for how a USA procedural should operate, but one which does it with a sense of style that makes it pretty tough to resist.
Tagged as Elizabeth, Episode 1, Mark Sheppard, Matthew Bomer, Mozzie, Neal Caffrey, Peter Burke, Pilot, Review, Season 1, Snow White, Spanish Victory Bond, Tiffani Thiesen, Tim DeKay, USA Network
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Russia – Human rights - Situation of Ms. Cherevatenko (6 June 2017)
We are concerned by the charges brought against Valentina Cherevatenko, president of the NGO "Union of Women of Don."
Ms. Cherevatenko was awarded the Franco-German Human Rights Prize in 2016, particularly for her work promoting peace between Russia and Ukraine.
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Торозаврите (Torosaurus) са род растителноядни динозаври от периода креда, от преди около 70,6 – 65,5 млн. години.

Описание
Това са динозаврите с най-дълъг череп достигащ на дължина до 2,5 m. Торозавърът има три рога. С дълга глава и рога, той е добре защитен от хищници. Торозавърът има остра
човка.

Разпространение
Вкаменелости са намерени в Канада и САЩ. За първи път е описан от Чарлз Марш в 1891 г.

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Лесно може да бъде объркан с млад трицератопс. А някой учени смятат си е трицератопс. Но не е
напълно доказано.

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Good use of texture in the garden is often the thing that brings that final touch of finesse to your design – it is a key tool for designers in creating visual excitement and emotional response when viewing a garden, and often a key element in achieving a good textural tapestry is the planting.
But while plant shape (form); colour; leaf size, shape and texture; along with positioning all combine texturally, plants alone don't always create the 'whole' textural picture in a garden – it is often the man-made things that we put with them that add to the mix and creates the fuller view. Think patios, pathways, containers, structures, sculptures, etc – these elements can all add harmony, impact and depth to the textural scene.
Along with function and form, the texture of these man-made elements help define the feel and visual impact of a garden, for instance, if you want a contemporary space then smooth, sleek surfaces with sharp edges add that touch of 'precision' that many contemporary gardens exhibit. Conversely if you long for a more relaxed, cottage garden style then reclaimed brick, cobbles or rivened finishes lend themselves well here.
The top priority for your August garden is usually to just sit back, relax and enjoy your garden and who are we to say anything otherwise? Go on, get out there and enjoy it before the weather changes for good!
Traditionally, this is the holiday month so if you're planning to be away remember to arrange for a neighbour/friends/family to pop round to keep an eye on plants for you. You'll need to ask them to pick the fruit and veg that has ripened on any edible plants or it will spoil what is left still growing.
Garden Design Quick Tip - Colour - Let's hear it for riotous red!
Red – evocative of so many emotions, often extreme but always powerful; some find red a really difficult colour to use in a garden but when it is used well it can really add a zing factor to your outdoor space.
Red, of course, is one of the primary colours (along with blue and yellow) but unlike blue – a cool colour – which recedes, red – a hot colour – tends to advance, or look closer than it really is. That quality can be used to great effect in a garden, for instance you can trick the eye into thinking something is narrower than it is by the use of hot colours. For instance by planting hot colours at the back of a border with cooler colours at the front, it would look like the border wasn't as deep as it is, and the reverse is true too – plant hot colours at the front and cooler colours behind to make a border look deeper. Red will help you accentuate an area too because it will draw the eye and grab the attention of the viewer so if you want to bring attention to a certain area, swathe it with red.


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You can create this illusion at home by yourself. All you need a small spherical object, like a marble or a frozen pea. Follow the instructions on the right panel.
Cross your fingers and touch a small spherical object, like a frozen pea or a marble, with the inside part of your crossed fingers. The effect is more salient if you close your eyes.
You should feel as if your fingers are touching two objects, not one.
It is not very common for us to cross our fingers and then touch objects between them. The effect that you get of feeling two objects is due to the fact that our brain is not used to receiving tactile information under those circumstances. When the spherical object that is in the middle of your two (crossed) fingers touches your fingers, it touches on the "outsides" of both of your fingers. Suppose you are trying this with your right hand. What happens is that left side of your index finger is touching the object, and the right side of your middle finger is touching the object. When this sort of thing happens in normal circumstances—i.e., when your fingers are not crossed—you are typically in contact with two objects: one touching your index finger from the left, and one touching your middle finger from the left. So when your fingers are crossed, your brain "assumes" that this is what is happening again, hence creating the inaccurate experience of a second object touching your fingers.
This is called Aristotle's Illusion because it was first recorded by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle (see Aristotle & Ross 2001). Although it is called an illusion, one might think that it is actually a case of hallucination. In cases of illuson, one perceives an external object, but misperceives some of its properties. In cases of hallucination, one has the perceptual experience of an object which doesn't exist. Here, it might be argued that we are experiencing a second object which does not exist in reality, hence suggesting that this is a case of hallucinatory experience.
However, there is some reason to resist this explanation and to think of the case as one of illusion, for what is going on bears an interesting similarity to cases of double vision, in which one has a visual experience as of two objects when only one is present. (For example hold your index finger up very close and in between your eyes and you will experience two index fingers, whe in fact there is just one present.) Philosopher E. J. Lowe (2000, p.109) claims that this phenomenon is best thought of as perceiving the finger twice—once with each eye— that results in two experiences of a finger. At least one of the experiences of the finger, but likely both, will then be illusory with respect to the location of the finger. Transferring this line of thought to Aristotle's illusion, one would say that one feels the object twice—once with each finger—and this results in two experiences of the object, at least one of which is ilusory with respect to location.
Philosophers disagree as to how we should best explain illusions and hallucinations, and some theories of perception may accommodate one phenomenon better than they do the other. See Macpherson (2013) for a detailed overview of various philosophical approaches to hallucinatory perceptual experiences, and Macpherson and Batty (2016) for a reconsideration of the difference between illusions and hallucinations.
Aristotle, and W. D. Ross. (2001). Parva Naturalia. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
Lowe, E. J. (2000) An Introduction to the Philosophy of Mind, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Macpherson, F., (2013). "The Philosophy and Psychology of Hallucination: An Introduction", in Hallucination: Philosophy and Psychology, MIT Press: Cambridge, MA.
Macpherson, F. and Batty, C. (2016). "Redefining Illusion and Hallucination in Light of New Cases", Philosophical Issues, 26: 263-296.
Baysan, U. and Macpherson, F. (September 2017), "Aristotle's Illusion" in F. Macpherson (ed.), The Illusions Index. Retrieved from https://www.illusionsindex.org/i/aristotle.