The 2016 Global Mobile Consumer Survey (GMCS) provides insight into the mobile consumer behavior of 53,000 respondents across 31 countries and five continents. Includes country reports for Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Mexico and the US.
The global economy has lately been characterized by relatively slow growth, weak business investment, persistent deflationary pressures, and slow growth of cross-border trade in goods and services. These issues have led to concerns that the current policy mix in major economies is not fueling faster growth.
We surveyed leaders across the health care system to identify the innovations they think are most likely to transform health care. We then narrowed the list to the top 10.
To learn more about what Latin American companies are doing to manage costs, Deloitte recently surveyed more than 150 CXOs, executives and senior managers of large and medium-sized companies in Mexico and Brazil, two countries that together represent 63% of the Latin American economy based on gross domestic product (GDP). English and Spanish versions of the report are available.
This summer, the global economy has been facing new uncertainties, not the least of which is Brexit. Other areas of concern include weak job numbers in the United States, continued deflationary pressures in Europe, and rising corporate debt in China. Meanwhile, other issues seem to have disappeared from the headlines.
Provides guidance for buyers considering an acquisition who typically encounter a competitive and time-sensitive diligence process.
Addresses the rules and regulations which will continue to evolve related to business interactions with offshore holding companies. The Wall Street Journal also published a feature story about the guide: Risk and Compliance Considerations in the Wake of the 'Panama Papers'.
Effective organizations today are built around highly empowered teams, driven by a new model of management, and led by a breed of globally diverse leaders. More than 7,000 human resources and business leaders from 130 countries responded to this year's survey. From this research emerged 10 trends in organization design and culture; in learning, leadership, and workforce management; and within the HR function itself.
Acquiring an overseas company can open up new markets and business opportunities. However, foreign companies may also require a number of unique human capital considerations that can impact deal value.
This year started with a bang rather than a whimper. Financial market volatility soared in the first two months of the year, driven by uncertainty around several key factors influencing the global economy. As the first quarter comes to an end, the volatility appears to have abated somewhat.
The Latin American shared services market isn't a monolithic whole; it's a diverse set of individual markets, each with unique strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. This series takes a deeper look at the most popular shared services markets in Latin America and provides a road map to evaluating the pros and cons of each.
The International Core of Excellence (ICE) country highlights provide information on the tax rules in ICE countries, covering direct and indirect taxes and rates, tax basis and residency rules, plus forms of business organization, accounting standards, and foreign exchange controls.
In addition to the economic challenges miners are facing due to the declining commodity prices, they must also deal with significant tax developments on both jurisdictional and international fronts. Tracking the mining tax trends 2016 explores a number of tax trends and themes which mining companies will face this year.
Results of this study indicate some evidence of ecosystems having emerged in exploration, but the lack of widespread ecosystems in mining represents a missed opportunity for the industry. What barriers stop them from being formally organized to take advantage of the ecosystem benefits? How do they go about deepening existing connections and align themselves towards this shift?
This report explores the digital preferences of consumers, especially how the use of digital devices impacts in-store shopping behavior. Specific countries from the Americas region included in this report are Canada, Mexico, and the US.


Despite continuing mainstream adoption and technical improvement, Bitcoin spent the latter half of the week in the mid-$7,000 range, having failed to hold the $8,000 level.
Argentina's Banco Masventas revealed that it would be exiting the SWIFT payment system in favor of Bitcoin. SWIFT is used for sending wire transfers between banks but the system, designed in 1973, is showing its age.
The Marshall Islands, home to some 53,000 citizens, became the first nation in history to officially adopt a cryptocurrency as their national currency. The new currency, called the Sovereign (ticker symbol SOV), is now legal tender in the Marshall Islands and must, therefore, be accepted for payment, business taxation, and banking purposes.
The Polish Finance Ministry announced the reversal of its recent ruling on cryptocurrency taxation. Trading in crypto will no longer be heavily taxed.
The US Justice Department is launching a criminal probe into Bitcoin price manipulation. It is alleged that certain traders are using questionable practices, such as "spoofing" or placing large, fake orders, to drive exchange prices.
Finally, both Bitcoin Gold and Verge have recently suffered different types of 51% attacks compromising the security of their respective networks. Quite a few million dollars were stolen throughout these attacks. This serves as a warning about the vulnerability of coins with a relatively weak community of miners.


No. 19 San Diego State cruises past Ball State - Men's College Basketball - Are You Watching This?!
Dec 21, 2014 - 7:21 AM San Diego, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Winston Shepard finished with 15 points and five assists to lift No. 19 San Diego State to a 70-57 victory over Ball State on Saturday.
JJ O'Brien scored 13 points on 6-of-9 shooting and added six rebounds and three assists, while Skylar Spencer had 10 points and six boards for the Aztecs (8-3), who bounced back from a 71-62 double-overtime loss to Cincinnati on Wednesday.
Jeremie Tyler netted a game-high 17 points and Matt Kamieniecki supplied 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Cardinals (3-6), who dropped their third straight game.
"I felt like we really competed and I told the guys in the locker room that I think we have everything we need this year," said Ball State head coach James Whitford.
Shepard scored six points during a 14-2 San Diego State run as his jumper made it a 22-12 game with 8:39 to play in the first half.
The Aztecs maintained their 10-point edge as they took a 36-26 lead into halftime.
Tyler drained a 3-pointer to cut into deficit to make it a 38-31 game less than two minutes into the second half.
Shepard hit back-to-back jumpers and Kevin Zabo split a pair of free throws to give the Aztecs a 60-43 advantage with 7:13 to play.
San Diego State led by at least 11 points the rest of the way.
San Diego State has gone 95-8 at home since 2008-09 and is 6-0 at Viejas Arena this season ... The Aztecs have held all six of their opponents to under 60 points at home this season ... San Diego State shot 23-for-52 from the floor (44.2 percent), while Ball State was 19-for-46 (41.3 percent).


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Curating the essentials of Sedona, Flagstaff, and Durango.
James Muir
Lighting the Way
Some artists are filled with a sense of higher purpose that informs their work down to the most intricate detail. Through this "calling," their art intentionally becomes a vehicle through which they leave a legacy that contributes to society and makes a difference in the world. Internationally renowned allegorical sculptor, James Muir, is one of those artists and he has spent his lifetime translating his deep spiritual convictions and social consciousness into profound works of art that reflect the epic nature of what Joseph Campbell referred to as the archetypal hero's journey.
A self taught artist, his work expresses universal themes that depict the higher attributes of mankind. Allegorical Art is the term James uses to describe his art as being filled with symbolic meaning bridging the centuries from his historical military subjects to today's social, political and spiritual commentary. His sculptures speak eloquently of duty, honor, courage and justice, but above all, truth and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit.
Collectors of his work have viscerally responded to its power and as a result you can find his sculptures prominently placed across the globe in both private and public collections.
He has completed over 100 sculptures to date, with over 60 lifesize and monumental sculptures placed in public locations throughout the United States and abroad. Though his pieces have found international renown placed at distinguished institutions such as the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Texas, West Point Military Academy in New York, U.S. Cavalry Museum at Fort Riley and Paul Harvey News Broadcasting Headquarters, the self-taught artist is a humble man who sees himself as someone who is helping to light the path for mankind, himself included.
"To bring light into the darkness, such is the duty of the artist. I merely perceive the seeds that have been planted since the beginning of time and attempt to nourish them," says Muir. "My sculptures are parables in bronze of identifiable truth, both temporal and absolute, that I have been shown along the way and which are left to aid others in their own travels." An avid student of history and philosophy, many of his pieces have depicted historic and patriotic themes.
"I strive to design the elements of my patriotic sculptures into works that capture the courage and determination of brave men and women. Not as static sculptures, but as a dynamic statement about service to humanity. The focus is not on war, but to honor the courageous quest for truth and freedom, with special emphasis on duty, honor, courage, and country." — James notes.
In 2013, he was inspired to begin work on "Athena's Prayer" after discussions with a female soldier, Tiffany Kravec, who served two tours of duty in Iraq. Familiar with his work,
she reached out to James with the hope that he would one day create a memorial recognizing women who had served in America's Armed Forces. She sent him images that reflect the reality of war, the need for compassion, and its impact on women, children and all soldiers. James completed his study of "Athena's Prayer" in 2014. The life-size piece, completed this year and to be placed in Sedona's Jameson Park, is a piece that James personally feels pays long-due tribute to American women in recognizing their role in our Armed Services. The remarkable finished sculpture shows a modern Athena, just returned from battle with the enemies of America. Her helmet is held protecting a heart of female compassion as she looks heavenward in prayer. She symbolizes the feminine "balance" to war. Historically accurate, as are all of Jame's historical pieces, it is designed to beg the enigmatic question of what is her prayer — the answer to be supplied by the viewer as a catharsis for helping to heal the individual, and very personal, "wounds of war."
The themes of courage and hope are poignantly expressed in "Children," which is part of the permanent collection of the Auschwitz –Birkenau Holocaust Museum in Poland. This touching piece depicts a little refugee girl, herself still merely a child fleeing before the storm clouds of war, giving comfort and reassurance to her own doll-child. Through it all, she reflects the uncertain innocence and trust of all little children inheriting a world not of their making, yet filled with the hope of creating a better future for themselves and for their own "war-child's" children. James says of the piece "If ever there was a cry for world attention to the international refugee crisis, it must be heard and responded to now." "Children" powerfully captures plight of many of the world's children reaching out across cultures speaking to our common humanity. This moving piece was recently collected in Saudi Arabia.
Though all of his pieces carry the essence of our universal connection, his spiritual pieces strive to capture the heart of our journey awakening something in all of us — including the artist. His sculpture, "The Holy Grail," spent a long time in what he refers to as the incubation stage. Speaking of the symbology of this stirring piece he muses, "This series has been an epiphany for me, personally, and will mark a milestone lantern along the path of my growth, both as a human being and as an artist. For centuries, mankind has sought the mystical "Holy Grail" as a material object to be found without, instead of the true spiritual "cup" that unfailingly lies within. The longest journey is the journey within." He created the face of his life-sized "Holy Grail" as a shiny reflective surface so that when the viewer gazed at the stunning piece he or she would see themselves reflected back.
"Caduceus" majestically portrays an ancient angel of healing heralding in a new era of harmony and peace, to heal the earth and all its inhabitants with love as the master physician. Recognized internationally as a symbol of medicine, James hopes to see the "Caduceus" on all seven continents transcending individual differences to become a unifying symbol for the universal kinship of humanity and all creation in a physical metaphor representing the spiritual connection between all things. To him, this powerful piece is a lantern helping to bring the healing power of love into the earth. He says "At this critical juncture in world history, the Caduceus seems a uniquely appropriate symbol for the redirection of hatred and conflict by the staff of a higher power to produce unification, harmony and peace on earth. "Caduceus" expresses the initial spiritual flow of energy from Creator to Creation."
In 2016, he was honored to be one of three artists commissioned by the Diocese of Phoenix to create pieces for the Chapel of the Holy Cross. His resulting 33 foot sculpture, "Christ of the Holy Cross," will be installed in the Chapel in late March and on the 27th, the doors will be open for the public to experience this mesmerizing depiction of the living Christ. Abundant with sacred symbolism, the living christ is crucified upon the Tree of Life, depicting humanity's journey from primal roots in the hollow depths of earthly creation to the spiritual perfection of the Holy Trinity (golden apples) at the ultimate highest level. Each subtle detail included is electrifying in the story it shares starting with the Crown adorned with 100 thorns representing the "90 & 9" plus one for the "lost sheep" found by the Good Shepherd that none shall ever be truly lost. Also here is the the golden rose symbolizing that incremental but inevitable unfoldment of perfection — as epitomized by the Christ; whose omnipresence has always been and will always be. There will be a blessing and dedication by the Archbishop of Phoenix on Thursday, April 4th at noon, and a public reception during first Friday on April 6th from 5-8pm. Currently, the maquette is available for the public to see and collect at the Chapel and at Sedona's Goldenstein Gallery; which is located at 150 State Route 179 in Red View Plaza at the "Y."
Story written by Mindy Mendelsohn Photos provided by James Muir
For more information on, visit www.jamesmuir.com
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Nils Pratley on financeHouse of Fraser
Landlords and staff are entitled to be angry at House of Fraser
Nils Pratley
Management failures have contributed to its distress while a planned CVA lacks fairness
House of Fraser's Cardiff branch is among the 31 stores earmarked for closure. Photograph: Matthew Horwood/Getty Images
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House of Fraser's radical plan to shut more than half its UK stores and secure rent reductions on others is aggressive. This is a company that reported an operating profit of £19.8m in the UK and Ireland in the financial year to January and would be better placed to attempt reinvention if had not accumulated so much debt – £390m at the last count. Last year, £18.7m was spent on interest payments.
Staff whose jobs are on the line are entitled to be angry. Many factors explain HoF's distress – soaring business rates, the rise of internet shopping and the squeeze on disposable incomes – but management failure over many years is also high on the list. Not every retailer finds itself in the same mess. HoF, currently under the remote control of Chinese group Nanjing Cenbest, looks to have been overborrowed, undermanaged and short on long-term ideas.
High street 2018: a tale of lost shops and at least 35,000 jobs at risk
In the circumstances, you can understand why some landlords are also fuming about HoF's company voluntary arrangement (CVA), the means by which the group is trying to escape its full rental obligations and emerge as a smaller business. The British Property Federation, the landlord industry group, did not directly accuse HoF of abusing the process but the timing of its call for a government review of CVAs to prevent "misuse" was probably not a coincidence.
In one respect, landlords have only themselves to blame on CVAs. In the go-go years, they locked tenants into long leases with inflexible upward-only rent clauses. Now the retailing winds have changed direction and the country requires fewer shops, landlords cannot be shocked at the results. Rents are resettling at lower levels and CVAs can be viewed as just a fast form of adjustment.
Yet the landlords make a fair point when they say the CVA lark can lack basic fairness. As originally conceived, CVAs were meant to be used as a last resort as part of a wider corporate restructuring. In HoF's case, the banks and bondholders are not being asked to take an upfront haircut. Why not? If they were, perhaps more stores and more jobs could be saved.
It may be tempting to dismiss the landlords' arguments as the self-interested bleats of anonymous financial institutions. Remember, though, that the landlord interest is dominated by a lot of pension fund money. The rush of CVAs from overborrowed retailers is a real problem.
A burst water main on Victoria Street in Westminster, London. Thames Water is paying £120m in penalties for missing leakage targets. Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/PA
Can Ofwat plug Thames Water's leaks?
Is regulator Ofwat, with its new chief executive, Rachel Fletcher, at the standpipe, finally getting tough with water companies for missing leakage targets? Well, up to a point. Thames Water is coughing up £120m in penalties and payments, which is the biggest headline package of remedies Ofwat has ever unveiled, even if the rebate only works out at £15 per customer over two years.
A record whack seems entirely in order. Thames did not just miss its leakage targets, it was not even close to meeting them. Reading between the lines of Thames's mea culpa, the company outsourced an essential job in a hurry and did not police its contractors thoroughly.
Yet Ofwat can do nothing about the fact that Thames's former chief executive Martin Baggs, the man in charge when the rotten outsourcing system was adopted, departed in 2016 with a £1.4m payoff.
One line in Thames's statement about how it will do better in future is hilarious: "In addition, senior managers will only be rewarded for reducing leakage when targets are hit." So, you were previously rewarding failure to hit targets? That may have been the real problem.
Amazon may experiment with football tactics
Here it comes, Amazon's big splash into the world of Premier League football rights. Actually, it's more of a dipping of a toe into the water. Jeff Bezos's creation will screen 20 matches a season for three years, and there is a novelty element to the package it has secured – the right to stream all 10 games over one bank holiday weekend and over one midweek set of fixtures.
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Sky and BT Sport will not tremble in fear if that remains the extent of Amazon's ambition when the full set of rights come up for grabs next time. It still remains hard to see how, as things stand, Amazon could drive sufficient new subscribers to its Prime service to justify paying up to £9m per game, which is the effective price in some of the top TV packages.
Yet Amazon loves to experiment – and rarely does so unless it has a long-term strategy in mind. It will now get to play with the technology for three years and see what works. It may also be hoping that its mere presence will intimidate rivals in the next auction. In three years' time, would BT's investors really sanction yet more football if Amazon is on the prowl?
Nils Pratley on finance
Sports rights
House of Fraser: ScS to close all concessions after orders slump
House of Fraser landlords up in arms over CVA rent cuts
House of Fraser to close more than half its UK stores
Sports Direct to close House of Fraser's Manchester store
House of Fraser: full list of 31 stores under threat of closure
'New' House of Fraser brings new problems for customers
Sports Direct to turn Glasgow Frasers into 'Harrods of the north'
Sports Direct sacks House of Fraser's senior management
House of Fraser's future hangs in balance amid CVA battle
House of Fraser slides to £44m loss ahead of Chinese takeover


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A: I was having the same problem when comparing between dates.
after googling a lot I found the commit in core wordpress and it worked for me:
as per the changes in here
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you need to set the array exactly as the commit in that link.

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The above pictograms have transparent backgrounds, making them ideal for use on labels where multiple pictograms are required. All pictograms has to be a minimum or 10mm in width and height.
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Below are examples of the where and how the CLP & EN15494 should be used for different formats of candles, diffusers & room sprays.
The candle requires only EN15494 safety symbols. This generally referred to as a burn label and applied to the base of the candle.
The box requires only the CLP information on it. This information can either be on a label if the packaging of box is the same for different fragrances in you range.
In this situation the candle container will require a label that contains both the EN15494 the CLP information on it.


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The plants were loaded with strawberries so it didn't take long to fill up our boxes. We were given boxes to use. My mom used one box and I opted for two. Can't say that I will do that again.
I may have overdone the picking. I ended up with around 20 pounds. It was hard to stop picking because there were always more yummy looking strawberries.
I spent the rest of the day in the kitchen making all things strawberry. I did make these wonderful looking Strawberry Swirl Pound Cakes. These are both packed away in my freezer. I also made two batches of freezer jam. It is so easy to make and so yummy! I use the directions in the Sure Jell package.
Luna does not like when I ignore her all day, so she tries to make sure I don't forget her. She often stands between me and the counter when I am cooking or baking.
Even at the end of Saturday, I still had an abundance of strawberries. It was a little overwhelming. By mid-afternoon on Sunday, they were all put away. I was so strawberried out that I didn't even keep any out to eat.
Luna and I felt the same at the end of such a busy weekend. I definitely wasn't ready to go back to work on Monday. But I love have a freezer full of summer strawberries!


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The Charlie Daniels Band has released the music video for their cover of 'Tangled Up In Blue' originally by Bob Dylan. It is part of his new album 'Off the Grid – Doin' It Dylan'. The video features footage of the band recording in Lebanon, TN at Twin Pines Studio, in New York at the Sirius […]
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It must be 5 o'clock somewhere! Jimmy Buffett and Toby Keith join forces with CMT to premiere their hilarious new music video "Too Drunk To Karaoke." I remember when I first saw Toby Keith's "Red Solo Cup" video and thinking it seemed like a low-budget-homemade B music video, but at the same time I kind […]
Sugarland's Kristian Bush New Lyric Video "You Can't Stop the Sun From Going Down"
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This April, Sugarland's Kristian Bush made a decision: it was time to start sharing the music he was writing. "I've written over 50 songs just this year," Bush says. "It's like I'm on a streak. The songs just keep coming. And if you add these to everything from the past two decades, they might never […]
Are You Having As Much Fun As Randy Houser This Summer?
Randy Houser Brings Summertime Anthem, Runnin' Outta Moonlight To The Masses! It's safe to say that Randy Houser is having a blast this summer. Following his first number one hit earlier this year with How Country Feels, the release of his album of the same name and the success of his latest single, Runnin' Outta […]
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A Sobering Luke Bryan Wraps Up Spring Break, Releases "Buzzkill's" Official Video and His #1 Billboard Top 200 Album "Spring Break-Here to Party"
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Capitol Records Nashville recording artist Luke Bryan releases the official music video for "Buzzkill", a new single penned for Luke's spring break series and available on the compilation CD, "Spring Break – Here to Party", available at iTunes and in party packs from Luke himself. Luke Bryan has just wrapped up and sobered up from […]
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Letting go is never easy. And when letting go happens when it's not really over, then it leaves you wondering … "what if nothing's worth the price I pay"? In their brand new The Price I Pay video, Nashville country music duo Haley & Michaels share their experience of having been in that situation. The […]
Haley & Michaels Blend Sensuality with Inner Turmoil in their Debut "The Price I Pay" Video
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On March 1, 2013, Nashville-based, independent duo, Haley & Michaels release an emotional video in support of their debut single, The Price I Pay. The hot, talented duo, consisting of Shannon Haley and Ryan Michaels, took home Best Performance and Best Band at the Nashville Independent Awards in 2012. In January of 2013 the duo […]
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Q: Matplotlib.plot() won't render plots correctly. Makes some sort of web instead plt.plot(x, y) won't render correctly and will create a mess.
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Fr John Chatterton
Parish Priest 1956-1970
Father Oliver Heaney, Assistant Priest from 1968 to 1975, and then Parish Priest from 1981 to 1990, here gives his personal reflections on Father John Chatterton, St Joseph's second Parish Priest
John was born in Bristol on 14 February 1909. He spent his early years at Hove and Shoreham-by-Sea. His brother, Bernard, and his sisters. Marie, Lucy Veronica, Elizabeth and Catherine were baptised in St Peter's Church. John, as a little boy served on the altar when Bishop Peter Amigo blessed the new St Peter's Church in Hove in 1915.
At the age of eighteen he presented himself as a candidate for the priesthood and was accepted by the Bishop of Southwark. After seven years study at Osterley College and Wonersh he was ordained in 1935. His first appointment was to the busy parish of Tooting Broadway where he was sent to help out for a few months. He was then appointed to St Ann's, Vauxhall, where Bishop William Brown, Auxiliary Bishop of Southwark was his Parish Priest. Whilst there he served twice weekly as private secretary to Archbishop Amigo. He spent five very happy years there.
At the outbreak of the Second World War. Father John volunteered to serve as a chaplain in the Navy. He began service at a Naval base in Greenock and was chaplain on a ship during the Normandy Landings. His ship was torpedoed, and with the rest of the crew he managed to swim to safety to a Polish Destroyer. He served as Chaplain from 1940-1949.
After the war, still in the Navy, he was posted to Freetown and then to Hong Kong where he worked with Religious Sisters caring for recently released prisoners-of-war and helped to run soup kitchens for them.
When he left the Navy he returned home and served as a curate first in Richmond and then at Caterham. In June 1953 he was appointed parish priest at Tonbridge. The only thing that attracted him to Epsom in July 1956 was the chance of fulfilling a life-long ambition: to build a church.
Epsom in those days was a very big parish. He inherited a church which was far too small for a congregation of almost two thousand. The Presbytery, which was attached to the church, was totally unsuitable for four priests and an old barn on the site of the present hall was well past its sell-by date. He was very active in the building of the present Priests' House across the road from the church, the new parish hall. and the extension of the church, almost doubling its size. He was justifiably proud of his achievement and every time he entered the church his heart rejoiced at the exquisite care bestowed on the house of God. He managed to raise an enormous amount of money to pay off the debt. It was almost entirely cleared before his death.
Tadworth and Box Hill were part of St Joseph's Parish at that time. Father John managed to purchase a more suitable site for the building of a new church at Tadworth and it was eventually cut off from Epsom Parish to form the present St John the Evangelist Parish.
Masses were celebrated at Langley Vale and on the Wells Estate every Sunday and in five hospitals. In the late sixties there were twelve Masses each Sunday and fifteen Masses on Christmas Day and Easter Sunday. The first Mass on Sunday morning was at 6.30am and there were three Sunday evening Masses. How times have changed!
Father John was a very popular priest. He loved the people and would do anything to help them. He had an open door to all comers - priests and people. There were always visitors coming and going and he often invited neighbouring priests to meals and was very generous with his hospitality. Josephine Rusch, his housekeeper, was a most devoted lady who took good care of him, especially when he became so unwell in 1969. He was in and out of hospitals, nursing homes and clinics for almost a year before he died on 25 May 1970. A few years later Josephine retired and returned to her home in Switzerland and is now living happily with her sister in St Gallen. Father John's sister Lucy has died, but four of his sisters and his brother are living in West Sussex and in The Midlands.
Father Chatterton is remembered with great affection in Epsom. He had many friends and so many people have such good memories of his ministry among them. May he rest in peace.
Father Oliver Heaney, 2001
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при нажатии на кнопку калькулятор зависает
ошибка в этой строке numberOnScreen = Double(label.text!)!
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A: Скорее всего label.text == nil когда вы обращаетесь к нему в первый раз. Из за этого происходит ошибка
Можете попробовать следующее:
if let _text = label.text {
    label.text = _text + String(sender.tag-1)

    if let number = Double(_text){
        numberOnScreen = number
    }
}


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'Resilience' is quickly gaining momentum as a new, developmental buzzword. The UN recently launched an urban resilience programme, and companies such as Siemens and Shell joined in on the song. But the concept is increasingly debated: in societies with a growing inequality, widespread corruption and a lack of co-ownership to development, how will poor communities benefit from the new mantra of resilience?
This project focuses on African megacities, where big groups of citizens settle in vulnerable and flood-prone areas. The crew visits two of the fastest growing cities: Lagos in Nigeria and Dar es Salaam in Tanzania – two contexts that deal with building urban resilience against climate change in radically different ways.
By selecting these two cases, this investigation looks behind the newly hyped phrase of 'resilience', and focuses on some of the dilemmas in different development strategies that aim to build resilience. By selecting both international and national media the project hopes to maximise the public debate about urban resilience in different parts of the world.
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Brant Bjork has come to revive your spirit! From the opening guitar shenanigans of his first live album "Europe '16", recorded in Berlin, one can sense a reincarnation of Jimi Hendrix that heads to new spheres. This is controlled madness between trippy and doomy, smooth and sludgy. Kyuss- and Fu Manchu legend Brant Bjork delivers lush Stoner Rock with balls of steel, winged by vivid solo guitars and his creaking whiskey tinged voice. In sobriety psychedelic melodies raise to huge groove monsters. The air feels dry from the dust; the inner eye witnesses the setting sun morphing the desert sand into a glowing sea. "Europe '16" lives from exquisite Desert Rock grade A. Live and pure.


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J Biol Chem; 289(50): 34667-82, 2014 Dec 12.
Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) is a newly emerging human pathogen that was first isolated in 2012. MERS-CoV replication depends in part on a virus-encoded papain-like protease (PL(pro)) that cleaves the viral replicase polyproteins at three sites releasing non-structural protein 1 (nsp1), nsp2, and nsp3. In addition to this replicative function, MERS-CoV PL(pro) was recently shown to be a deubiquitinating enzyme (DUB) and to possess deISGylating activity, as previously reported for other coronaviral PL(pro) domains, including that of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus. These activities have been suggested to suppress host antiviral responses during infection. To understand the molecular basis for ubiquitin (Ub) recognition and deconjugation by MERS-CoV PL(pro), we determined its crystal structure in complex with Ub. Guided by this structure, mutations were introduced into PL(pro) to specifically disrupt Ub binding without affecting viral polyprotein cleavage, as determined using an in trans nsp3↓4 cleavage assay. Having developed a strategy to selectively disable PL(pro) DUB activity, we were able to specifically examine the effects of this activity on the innate immune response. Whereas the wild-type PL(pro) domain was found to suppress IFN-ß promoter activation, PL(pro) variants specifically lacking DUB activity were no longer able to do so. These findings directly implicate the DUB function of PL(pro), and not its proteolytic activity per se, in the inhibition of IFN-ß promoter activity. The ability to decouple the DUB activity of PL(pro) from its role in viral polyprotein processing now provides an approach to further dissect the role(s) of PL(pro) as a viral DUB during MERS-CoV infection.


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How Blippar CEO Ambarish Mitra made it big by using an unconventional approach
Blippar started as an augmented reality app, which would allow a user to point the smartphone camera at 'blippable' objects.J Vignesh | ET Bureau | March 23, 2016, 08:10 IST
Blippar CEO Ambarish Mitra's favourite player in the current Indian cricket team is Mahendra Singh Dhoni. But this mere preference has something more to it — both have made it big from small cities, are unconventional in approach and love experimenting and taking risks.
From the lanes of Dhanbad in Bihar to being the CEO of one of world's most-exciting technology startups, Mitra has had a fascinating journey.
Blippar started as an augmented reality app, which would allow a user to point the smartphone camera at 'blippable' objects, say a magazine or poster or a pack, and make them come to 'life' on the phone screen.
But recently, the company has ventured into a more ambitious project of becoming 'the Google of visual search'. You can now point the camera at anything — a dog, plant, butterfly and get information on the same. The 'search' currently has the 'intelligence' of a six-year old human. "I was born in Kolkata. But dad used to work in Tata Steel in Dhanbad. I had a fascinating childhood.
At 13, we moved to Delhi. I was never good at studies, failed a couple of classes. At 16, out of that shame, I decided to run away from home," said Mitra. Mitra moved to Munirka (in Delhi) and found two jobs — a helper in a dhaba and door-to-door magazine subscription — to eke a living.
The dhaba job only guaranteed food, other than daily access to English newspapers. One such newspaper featured an ebusiness plan invitation. Mitra was always fascinated by the internet, and had a Hotmail id. He applied, and won the event and got $10,000 to put his plan into action.
His wining idea was womensinfoline. com, a web portal aimed at women. He successfully led the company to an IPO in 2000 and then exited. Mitra then moved to England with just "17- days notice". He worked as an internet advisor to the government, then went back to being entrepreneur of what he calls "three large-scale disasters".
"I turned 20 to 30, ten years went by, the promise I created, I was not delivering. I was beginning to look like a one-hit wonder," Mitra said. Suddenly, the eureka moment happened, quite unexpectedly, when he and his CTO Omar Tayeb came up with a £15 bill in a bar.
Mitra placed a £20 bill on the table and joked: 'What if the Queen were to come out and ask for the £5?' Tayeb took it seriously and actually came out with a product. The rest is history. Blippar is valued at around $1.5 billion, according to some reports, and has raised close to $100 million till date.
Blippar's recent Series-D round of $54 million (around Rs 365-crores) funding was led by the strategic investment fund of the government of Malaysia-Khazanah Nasional Berhad, along with existing investors — Qualcomm, London-based Lansdowne Partners and a well-known billionaire.
The five-year-old company, which counts Nissan, Pepsi, Pizza Hut and IPL team Kings XI Punjab as its clients, has huge plans in the knowledge space for India. "When it comes to India, it's not just a market for me, I look at it more personally.
I want to make a difference by delivering our exciting product in the education and knowledge side of things," said Mitra. "I met Rish (Ambarish) in the Silicon Valley in August 2014.
Blippar helps add a layer of information on top of the brand, maybe giving information on nutrition or maybe a game. Since, then Blippar has gone into deep learning by becoming a visual discovery platform. It is aiming to create a new behaviour," said Nandu Nandkishore, retired executive board member at Nestle and visiting faculty at London Business School.
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Adele breaks streaming record as she lands number one with comeback single 'Easy On Me'
By Carly Roberts
Saturday, 23rd October 2021, 4:11 pm
Adele's comeback song Easy On Me has topped the UK singles chart after being streamed a record-breaking 24 million times, the Official Charts Company has announced.
She smashed the previous record for the number of streams in a week, which was set by Ariana Grande's song 7 Rings in January 2019 when it was streamed 16.9 million times.
Adele's new release also recorded 217,300 chart sales, the highest total since Ed Sheeran's Shape Of You came out in January 2017.
Easy On Me also had the biggest week of digital download sales of 2021 so far with 23,500.
Two of her previous releases, When We Were Young and Someone Like You, also re-entered the chart in 25th and 34th positions respectively.
Adele's full album, titled 30, is due for release on November 19.
Sir Elton John and Dua Lipa, who topped the chart last week, dropped one place to second with their single Cold Heart.
Ed Sheeran came third with Shivers, Love Nwantiti by CKay ranked fourth and Coldplay and BTS collaboration My Universe was fifth.
Coldplay topped the album chart with Music Of The Spheres, which has become the fastest-selling album of the year so far.
It became the group's ninth consecutive chart-topping studio album after recording 101,000 chart sales in its opening week.
The Super Deluxe Edition of The Beatles' last album Let It Be is second, followed by Adele's 25 in third.
Daniel O'Donnell album 60 ranked fourth, followed by Joy Crookes album Skin in fifth.
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In a medium bowl, combine the tenderloins, and dukkah and coat until well covered.
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Meanwhile, place a ½ cup sized spoonful of labneh, cut cucumbers and mint sprigs onto a serving plate, drip with olive oil and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
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Jonathan grew up in Athens, Georgia for 10 years (Go Bulldogs!), and then moved to Raleigh, North Carolina for the next 13 years. He went to North Carolina State University and received a degree in Business Management- Finance. After working several part time jobs through college, Jonathan received a full-time position at SureTech Assembly as an Operations Manager. Afterwards, he moved to Birmingham, AL to attend and later receive his M.B.A. from Samford University. This led to a Sales Manager position with Southern Restoration, which then led him to start a new branch here in Nashville, TN in 2011.
By 2013, Jonathan then decided to start a new company called Music City Dream Cars where you can rent any exotic car by the day. After 5 years of running the company, Jonathan felt God leading him to more of a ministry opportunity and decided to accept the position of Director of Development & Branding at Lighthouse Christian School. Lighthouse is an incredible school, serving the community of Antioch while offering high quality, affordable education. LCS has twice been ranked the most diverse school in Tennessee.
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import psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.*;

/**
 * Default implementation of named participant evidence
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 * @author Marine Dumousseau (marine@ebi.ac.uk)
 * @version $Id$
 * @since
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public class DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence extends DefaultParticipantEvidence implements NamedParticipant<InteractionEvidence, FeatureEvidence> {
    private String shortName;
    private String fullName;

    /**
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Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
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Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

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     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
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Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

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     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
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    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, Stoichiometry stoichiometry) {
        super(interactor, stoichiometry);
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Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

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     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
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    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor) {
        super(interactor);
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Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

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     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param expressedIn a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Organism} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, Organism expressedIn, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, bioRole, expRole, stoichiometry, expressedIn, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expressedIn a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Organism} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Organism expressedIn, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, bioRole, expRole, expressedIn, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, stoichiometry, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, stoichiometry, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, expRole, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, expRole, stoichiometry, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expressedIn a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Organism} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Organism expressedIn, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, expRole, expressedIn, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interaction a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.InteractionEvidence} object.
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param expressedIn a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Organism} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(InteractionEvidence interaction, Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, Organism expressedIn, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interaction, interactor, bioRole, expRole, stoichiometry, expressedIn, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, bioRole, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, stoichiometry, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param stoichiometry a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Stoichiometry} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, Stoichiometry stoichiometry, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, bioRole, expRole, stoichiometry, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Constructor for DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence.

     *
     * @param interactor a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.Interactor} object.
     * @param bioRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param expRole a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     * @param participantIdentificationMethod a {@link psidev.psi.mi.jami.model.CvTerm} object.
     */
    public DefaultNamedParticipantEvidence(Interactor interactor, CvTerm bioRole, CvTerm expRole, CvTerm participantIdentificationMethod) {
        super(interactor, bioRole, expRole, participantIdentificationMethod);
    }

    /**
     *
Getter for the field shortName.

     *
     * @return a {@link java.lang.String} object.
     */
    public String getShortName() {
        return shortName;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public void setShortName(String shortName) {
        this.shortName = shortName;
    }

    /**
     *
Getter for the field fullName.

     *
     * @return a {@link java.lang.String} object.
     */
    public String getFullName() {
        return fullName;
    }

    /** {@inheritDoc} */
    public void setFullName(String fullName) {
        this.fullName = fullName;
    }
}

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Victims of Queensland's devastating 2011 floods today recorded an historic victory after a court found that negligence by the operators of the Wivenhoe and Somerset dams exacerbated the disaster.
The decision means about 6,800 Queenslanders who banded together in one of Australia's largest ever class actions will finally receive compensation after taking on the State of Queensland, Seqwater and SunWater.
NSW Supreme Court Justice Robert Beech-Jones this morning found that the dam operators failed to operate the dams properly and did not take into account rainfall forecasts when releasing water.
Maurice Blackburn Principal Lawyer Rebecca Gilsenan said the judgment came after a long and protracted legal battle.
"Our clients concern is that the dams above Brisbane were negligently operated in the 2011 floods, has been vindicated. The NSW Supreme Court has delivered justice and resolution to the residents of SE Queensland for the unnecessary devastation that they suffered," Ms Gilsenan said.
"The focus of the defendants now should be to compensate the victims of their negligence swiftly and fairly and to bring to a close this long and distressing saga."
"The outcome demonstrates the benefits of class actions and litigation funding. Thousands of Queenslanders were able to access the justice system using the class actions mechanism with the financial support of litigation funders, IMF Bentham and Innsworth. They would not have been able to do it alone."
"This was hard a fought and highly complex litigation. The defendants fought the action on every point. At one stage Seqwater sought to blame the victims for not doing enough to protect their property from destruction."
"This case was not only important in delivering much-needed compensation for flood victims – it has also looked extensively at how Wivenhoe and Somerset Dams should be operated in future flood events that will ultimately lead to people downstream being safer in future."
Lead plaintiff Vince Rodriguez, whose sports store was ruined in the floods, said the judgment meant he and his family could finally get on with their lives.
"This has been going on for almost nine years. We have been waiting for this outcome for a very long time and we are so relieved that the court has found what we have known for a long time, that the dams were mismanaged in 2011," Mr Rodriguez said.
Maurice Blackburn filed a class action in the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 8th July, 2014, seeking compensation for financial loss and damage caused by the negligent operation of Wivenhoe and Somerset dams during the January 2011 flood in South East Queensland. The action is being funded by litigation funders, IMF Bentham and Innsworth Investments.
The trial of this proceeding commenced in the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 4 December 2017 and concluded in March 2019.
The action alleged that the dam operators were negligent in failing to use rainfall forecasts in making decisions about operating strategies, and failing to preserve a reasonable amount of the dams' storage capacity in order to provide optimum protection of urbanised areas from inundation.
This negligent conduct, in addition to other conduct, contributed significantly to the downstream flooding experienced in Brisbane and Ipswich.
Class action members will receive varying amounts in compensation depending on their individual circumstances.
Media inquiries: Paddy Murphy at Maurice Blackburn T 03) 8102 2003 / 0490 297 391 E pmurphy@mauriceblackburn.com.au