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Q: arrary in Datatable make customise in array and display coluns according new coloums while using Data table display dynamic data takes array as input with coustomize filed in array.

A: Give any specific class to the
 element which is assigned as the data table
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var BindDatatable = function (data) {
        table = $('.datatable').DataTable({
            retrieve: true,
            data: data,
            columns: [
                { data: 'EmployeeID' },
                { data: 'EmployeeName' },
                { data: 'DOB', type: 'date-dd-mmm-yyyy', targets: 0, width: '100px' },
                { data: 'Salary' },
                { data: 'DepartmentName' },
                { data: 'CountryName' },
                { data: 'StateName' },
                { data: 'CityName' },
                {
                    data: null,
                    render: function (data, type, row) {
                        var html = "";
                        html += '<button class="btn btn-primary" data-viewtype="' + data.EmployeeID + '" id="' + data.EmployeeID + '" title="View"></button>&nbsp';
                        html += '<button class="btn btn-success" data-edittype="' + data.EmployeeID + '" id="' + data.EmployeeID + '" title="Edit"></button>&nbsp';
                        html += '<button class="btn btn-danger" data-deletetype="' + data.EmployeeID + '" id="' + data.EmployeeID + '" title="Delete"></button>';
                        return html;
                    }
                }
            ],
        });
    };

HTML

                EmployeeID
                EmployeeName
                DOB
                Salary
                Department
                Country
                State
                City
                Action

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package imapi;

import java.util.Vector;

/**
 *
 * @author tzortzak
 */
public class SequencesVector extends Vector<SequenceData>{

    SequenceData getSequenceDataAtPosition(int position){
        for(int i=0; i< this.size(); i++){
            if(this.get(i).getSchemaInfo().getPositionID()==position){
                return this.get(i);
            }
        }
        return null;
    }

    void addValueToSequence(UserQueryConfiguration currentSequence, String parameterKey, String value, String lang){
        int seqPosition = currentSequence.getPositionID();
        boolean sequenceNotFound = true;
        if(this.size()>0){

            for(int i=0; i< this.size(); i++){
                if(this.get(i).getSchemaInfo().getPositionID()== seqPosition){

                    this.get(i).addTriplet(parameterKey, value, lang);
                    sequenceNotFound = false;
                    break;
                }
            }
        }

        if(sequenceNotFound){
            SequenceData newSeqData = new SequenceData(currentSequence);
            newSeqData.addTriplet(parameterKey, value, lang);
            this.add(newSeqData);
        }

    }

}

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I think the thing about parenting that wears you down is the sheer unrelenting nature of it. When 7 and 9 year old meet, you live your life in a tinderbox with boys running around playing with Zippos. It usually takes all of 3 minutes for the sparks to fly. The youngest, ever on the lookout for the littlest slight to send him into a "my brudder hates me" funk, but all the time pushing Ri's buttons for all he's worth. The oldest, forever put out having to spend a moment with his sibling, unless it suits his needs (which it often does…a trip on his own into the scary downstairs usually does the trick even though that's where they live their play lives).
We're trekking back from skiing Park City. The boys spent two days in separate ski schools, having a blast. I knew on day three, when lessons ended, that skiing together would actually mean my dad would take one and I'd grab the other, and sure enough the few minutes they spent skiing together were in an all-out tuck to race to the bottom, the world, their safety and other skiers be damned.
Riley found a new friend in Shawn, a 10 year old from Rhode Island, where Ri begged me to go for our next vacation so he could see him. He seemed a bit unaware that he only knew a first name and no address, but whatever, he found someone to hang with and laugh.
Ky finished both days of ski school and asked if he could take a run with me or Grandpa. Hell yeah, little friend, hell yeah.
We all had a great time. The boys skied like champs and all day long without complaint, no "I'm tired" to spoil the fun. Ri got his poles which he refused to use on his first day, but did his second. I also learned that skiing green runs behind Ky is harder on my thighs than skiing double blacks in the bumps. Go figure. We went tubing, ate lots, and they were dead asleep each night by 8, even putting themselves to bed in their exhaustion. I could get used to that.
The biggest wet blanket was the never-ending homework for Riley. He complained with every new round, and I was right there with him. I think it stinks to do homework on vacation and every kid should get a one week pass to use during the school year. There's more to learn on a trip like this than studying rock stratification and Spanish. Life lessons trump a book, no matter how you slice it. We never did finish it all, and I'll defend him to school and take the blame. Who wants to spend an hour each precious day writing cursive essays about the Midwest, when you're living the life on a mountain?
I'm also continually amazed to just sit and observe these two, and see the difference between them, and how they differ from me. On a plane, neither seems overly excited to stare out the window. Riley never even glances as we roar down the runway. After endless years of flying I still can't help but watch each takeoff and landing, and I love to stare at the world going by. What's going on in those heads? I'd like a quick visit to make sense of it all.
One more long flight from Denver to Pittsburgh. Bed will feel wonderful.


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If Thousands interview
Kobi interview
Plumerai interview
Timothy Renner interview
Torch Marauder interview
Bill Horist interview
Erin O'Brien interview
Nadav Carmel interview
Memories of Piggy
Plumerai Tour Diary
OnlyTryingtoGetUsSomePeace
The Day She Carried Me
Four Pieces by Patricia Russo
Memories of Piggy or how I became a teenaged metal-head
by The Torch Marauder
It's difficult to put into words how much Voivod means to me and how saddened I am by Piggy's death. So, I'm going to have to go all the way back to the beginning….
I think it was in the summer of '84, my last summer before starting high school that I met these two kids, Bob Barnovitz and Kevin Kowalski. I was a little scrawny guy with hair down to my shoulders, and these were two smaller dudes with hair down to the middle of their backs. I was immediately jealous at how long their mom's let them grow their hair. They both played guitar and were in a band called Mutilation. They asked me what kind of music I liked, and I replied "Zeppelin, Sabbath, Purple, Priest, Maiden, etc." They said that stuff is lame and that I needed to hear some real metal. Some fast and hard shit. I said, "There ain't nothing faster and heavier than Sabbath and Priest!" Then they started hitting me with sounds I'd never heard before. Bands with funny names like Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, and Slayer. At first I hated them. I said, "You guys must be joking. These guys can't even play. They're just screaming and banging their guitars into their amps or something." But it wasn't long until I was diggin' this stuff. They continued to turn me on to all kinds of other underground metal bands like Exodus, Possessed, Venom, Hirax, Zoetrope, Impulse Manslaughter, Exciter, Death, Celtic Frost, Sacrifice, Cryptic Slaughter, Death Angel, Destruction, and Motorhead (who I had heard of but never heard, and who they contended were the only "old dudes" who were any good).
So I was exposed to a whole new world of brutal music that was a perfect soundtrack for any semi-angst ridden adolescent. Out of all these new bands I was listening to, there was one that stood out from the crowd and that was Voivod. The first thing that separated them from the pack (besides their amazingly cool name) was Piggy's guitar playing. It sounded like nothing I'd ever heard before, and I was now accustomed to all this thrash metal. Bob and Kevin explained to me that Piggy used jazz chords and chords he "invented" that no one else used. The rest of the metal world was strictly bar chords at this point. Other guitarists didn't dare deviate from that; otherwise they could lose their heavy sound. That was the beauty of what Piggy did. He created this bizarre sound that was completely his own and he was still just as heavy as anyone else around, and in many ways even more ominous.
Something else about this band that caught my attention was their names: Blacky, Piggy, Snake, and Away. Bob and Kevin explained that no one could pronounce their real names due to them being from Quebec, which might as well have been another planet to us back then. And that was appropriate, because they seemed to be from another planet or another dimension. Most of their albums were concept albums about the character "Voivod" and his adventures on his home world of Morgoth and his journeys into space, other dimensions, and even into his own mind. Their drummer, Away, did the artwork for all of their albums and it was amazing. I could stare at it for hours. I thought it was so cool that the drummer of the band did the artwork himself and also came up with most of the concepts for the albums and songs. The bassist, Blacky, designed the pyrotechnics for their live shows. Then there was Snake, the singer. He had an amazing charm to his broken English/French accent delivery. He also wrote lyrics that no one who spoke English as a first language would or could write.
Bob and Kevin were what we called tape traders back then. The way they got into this stuff was by sending demos of bands they liked to other traders, who in turn sent things to them. None of these bands were played on the radio and it would be a good while before MTV's Headbanger's Ball would give these bands some exposure. Looking back, it was a revolutionary time in music that pre-dated the whole DIY indie rock movement. So this brings me to the day that Bob got the self-titled Voivod video in the mail. You could hear Piggy's creepy volume-swell guitar intro, but see only fog, then you hear Snake yell, "VOIVOD!!!!" and the band tears into it. It was so low budget, but so cool. They were decked out in all their metal glory; huge spiked wristbands and bullet belts with Snake wearing a gas mask. These guys were into theatrics and performance, and I was loving it. You could see all the kids stage diving and going crazy. It was a world I wanted to be a part of.
I remember Voivod coming to Chicago with Celtic Frost on the RRROOOAAARRR tour. For some reason I didn't go, and I regret it to this day. Bob, Kevin, and every one of my friends who went couldn't stop talking about how amazing the show was. I'm still kicking myself for missing that historic event.
It was in 1988 that I finally got to see Voivod live. They played at the Cubby Bear, a little bar across the street from Wrigley Field. Violence was the opening act (the first of three alliterative metal shows I would see there ? the other bands were Dark Angel with Death, then Kreator with Coroner). Dimension Hatross was the new album they were supporting. My memories of this show are vague, but I do remember a few specific moments. The first thing I remember is hanging out in the bar before the show and seeing all four members of Voivod walk right in front of me. Bob and Kevin along with some other friends of mine said hey to them and were chatting them up a bit. I was too scared. I was star struck and afraid that anything I said to these gods among men would just sound stupid. I held my tongue, and I'm glad I did, for I know that I would have uttered something completely idiotic, such as calling them gods among men. The next thing I recall was how balls out they were when they took the stage. They opened up with "Overreaction" from Killing Technology. It was blistering and fantastic. Blacky was playing his bass with this grossly oversized triangular pick that must have been 3 inches long per side. He was playing full chords on the bass; I'd never seen anyone do that before. The whole band sounded amazingly tight, yet full of raw energy. Away's drumming was thunderous, yet precise. Piggy's guitar playing was dissonant and intense. His solos were amazing, this guy could shred with the best of them. And he was flawless, a real technician, but with intense passion. Snake was a madman; not by jumping all over the place, but by the look in his eyes and his bizarre stage movements. They covered The Dead Kennedy's "Holiday In Cambodia" and even did the Batman TV theme as an encore for fun. (The latter tune being on the CD version of Dimension Hatross, I had it on good old-fashioned vinyl, so I didn't know they had recorded it.) You could tell the whole band was genuinely appreciative of all the fans in the club who were giving them such a great energy to feed off of. Snake even gave a shout out to local metal hero Sean Glass and was wearing a Syndrome T-shirt which was the band Sean was playing in at the time. They came off as very humble and grateful to be in that club rocking for us, and I'm eternally grateful to them for that night.
A year later, Bob got an advance copy of their next album, Nothing Face, in the mail. He told me, "You've got to hear this to believe it." I was absolutely blown away. They had lost much of their brutality, but had replaced it with such well-crafted musicianship, songwriting and production that they were now kicking your ass in a whole new way. They did a Pink Floyd cover. Pink Floyd was the enemy to most metal bands, but Voivod -- who were twisted geniuses themselves ? were paying homage to the twisted genius of Syd Barrett, and showing the kids that there was good music before 1983. I remember listening to that advance copy for hours upon hours. I drove my friends and my girlfriend nuts by playing it constantly. Then the actual album came out. Away's artwork had matured along with the music. He had an illustration for each tune. I could go on to describe the album, but there's nothing I can say that would do it justice. Plain and simple, this is Voivod's masterpiece. Each member was at the top of his game and there's not a clunker on this record. Every song is gold. I continue to drive people nuts by playing it constantly.
Voivod then came to the Vic Theater in Chicago headlining over a couple of unknown bands called Soundgarden and Faith No More. I was up in the balcony for this show with my friend and bandmate, Tom Kelpinski. We were in a band called Misconception. Tom played guitar and I was the singer. We were heavily influenced by Voivod. The reason we were up in the balcony and not right in front of the stage is because we wanted to see how these guys did what they did. We couldn't do that while fighting for survival in the mosh pit. Tom was just as drop-jawed as I was watching these guys. I remember they played every song from Nothing Face except "Sub Effect," plus they played two songs each from Dimension Hatross and Killing Technology. My only disappointment was that they didn't play longer. They hadn't even touched the first two albums yet, and there was so much more to hear from the other records. But alas, they put on a hell of a show. I was so happy for them, and I thought this is finally their big break through. They should have been playing arenas next, but that didn't turn out to be the case.
The next time I would see them would be in '93. They were on tour supporting The Outer Limits. Blacky had left the band after the uneven Angel Rat album. I almost gave up on them, but when I heard that The Outer Limits had 3-D artwork by Away complete with 3-D glasses, and that the album had a 17-minute opus on it plus another Pink Floyd cover, I had to get it. I didn't love it quite as much as the older stuff, but it still had moments of brilliance. They had a session bass player for the album and the tour. I was sort of glad they did that rather than try to replace Blacky. None of these guys were replaceable to me.
I remember going to the show with my friends, Rich Biancalana and Steve Stodden. These were a couple of guys who I had newly turned on to Voivod, and not being old school metal heads, they were really into the later, more polished albums. If I remember correctly, the openers at this show were Clutch and Tad. The Show was at a small suburban club called The Thirsty Whale. The Whale was the club that my band, Misconception played the bulk of our gigs at. We played our very first show there in '89 and our last one in '92. It was sort of depressing to think that this was now where my heroes were playing on tour. Metallica was becoming fashionable with frat boys, rednecks, jocks, and regular folk selling out huge arenas while the far more inventive Voivod was playing on a stage that I had played on. It just didn't seem right. But at least on the other hand, as a fan, it was great to see these guys in such an intimate setting. For this show they played stuff from their entire catalogue, focusing more on the newer material but still slipping in at least one song from every album. Even with Blacky gone, and a session man sitting in, they were still fantastic. After the show the band were all walking past me. This time I had the confidence to speak to them.
Snake was the first to go by. I just said, "Hey man, that was a great show". He said "Thanks a lot, rolled his eyes into the top of his head, stuck out his tongue, shook my hand while patting me on the shoulder and walked outside for some air." I'm glad it was that brief for I was still fairly intimidated by him. I then broke the ice with the session bass player. I asked him if he was on the new album. He said no, he was just doing the tour and was having a great time being on the road with the band. Then I had a funny chat with Away. With his thick French accent, he explained to me how the band liked to be in "a certain frame of mind" when they wrote their songs. They also liked to be in the same frame of mind when they practiced, recorded and performed their songs live, that way they always kept things consistent. He was extremely friendly and happy to talk to all of the fans there.
Then I got to speak with Piggy. He seemed gentle, shy and easily approachable. He was very appreciative of the compliments I paid him and was willing to hang out and chat with me for a while. I told him that I had read about his house being broken into and about some of his guitars being stolen. He said that it really sucked since they were custom made guitars and difficult to replace, but didn't seem to let it get him down at all. He seemed quite happy with how he was doing at the moment and that it was great to be on tour playing music and doing what he loved best. Like Away, he was very generous with his time and gracious to everyone who wanted to speak with him.
They say you should never meet your heroes, because you will inevitably be disappointed. I feel like that might be true in most cases, but I'm very glad that I got to shake Piggy's hand and tell him how much his music means to me. I was not let down at all by meeting him, in fact just the opposite. I'm honored to have spoken with him, even if it was only one time and very brief. He made a strong impact on me.
This was sadly the last time I would ever see Voivod live. Snake left the band after that tour. They continued on through the '90's as a trio with E-Force on bass and vocals. I bought that line-up's albums, but they just didn't have quite the same magic for me. They returned to a heavier sound, which was cool, but E-Force had the daunting task of trying to fill two pairs of very big shoes. He was a competent singer and bassist, but he couldn't match Blacky's technical prowess or Snake's sneering vocal delivery.
Then early in the new millennium, Snake rejoined the band, and Jason Newsted from Metallica came in on bass to round out the new line up. While I would have preferred a full on original reunion with Blacky, this line up managed to deliver the goods. In 2003 they released a 13 track self-titled album. It's a fantastic record. It's not often a band can put out a record of that quality so long after their peak years are behind them. For me their peak years are Killing Technology, Dimension Hatross and Nothingface and I would say that while this new album isn't quite as good as any of those, it's pretty damn close. I find myself putting it into rotation quite often. I'll get a riff or song from it stuck in my head, at first I'll assume I'm thinking of one of the old tunes, then I realize I'm humming Rebel Robot or The Multiverse.
They did a tour with Sepultura and also played on the Ozzfest second stage (they should have been on the main stage) but sadly I wasn't able to catch any of those shows. I always dreamed of seeing them live in concert again and I missed my chance. I think that is part of the reason that Piggy's death has hit me so hard. Had these guys broken up a few years ago or had they been making crap albums, I could have thought at least they had given all they really had to give. But this was not the case. They were just getting started on a whole new chapter and I was very excited to see what they would come up with next. They had new life and new energy in the band and they were actually getting some attention in the media due to Jasonic being in the band. They put out a great album. Then Piggy dies. It's just not fair damn it. Why him. Why now. He had so much more to offer.
I don't want to tread on the negative side of things, so let's look to the good news. I just read an interview with Away. They were working on a new record at the time of Piggy's death, and Piggy had demo-ed all of his guitar tracks. The band is going to finish the album and put it out as a tribute to Piggy. And the news gets even better…apparently Piggy was quite prolific and recorded tons of music on his computer. Away has now inherited all this music and it looks like Voivod will put out possibly another four albums. I'm so glad they are going to continue on their mission. I'm hoping that they'll let Blacky play bass on some of these tracks. It would be incredible to have all four original members together on a recording again.
Voivod has also just released their first DVD. It's got some fantastic footage of the original line up. My only complaint is that there isn't more of it. It's only 80 minutes total running time…I want at least three hours of that stuff. They are going to release some more DVDs featuring the other line-ups, which I'm sure I'll enjoy, but I want more footage of those early days.
I could write so much more about this band but I should wrap this up. In many ways I feel like I'm just scratching the surface here. I didn't even get into their lyrics being much more punk rock than metal. Many metal bands were getting to be as mullet-headed as today's pseudo-country stars. In the midst of metal bands jumping on the pro-war band wagon, Voivod still sang protest songs with socio-political messages, even going so far as to put the words "Stop Animal Cruelty" behind them as back drop in their video for "Ravenous Medicine". They were not your typical thrash band.
As a teenager, you find those bands that change your life. They become your heroes. You hang your hopes and dreams on them. You can't wait for their next album to come out. You feel that they're speaking directly to you somehow. There's a common list of who these bands usually are for most folks, bands like The Ramones, The Minutemen, Bad Brains and The Velvet Underground. They are bands who are underdogs, pioneers, and not truly appreciated in their own time. Voivod are that band for me. I'm a proud member of the Iron Gang and I'll continue to "turn up at maximum volume level for true Metal feel" TO THE DEATH.

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United States Patent and Trademark Office grants a Patent for Pürscale Device.
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Pürblack amplifies medician mushrooms 3-4 times.


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The City of San Francisco Wreck
Deliberate train-wrecking has been an un-common occurrence in the United States. Until the 1995 Amtrak derailment in Arizona, the nation's best known and most intractable act of railroad sabotage was the derailment of the streamliner City of San Francisco on the Southern Pacific Railroad near Harney, Nevada.
At about 10:32 P.M. on August 12, 1939, westbound train No. 101, consisting of 14 cars carrying 149 passengers, approached a bridge over the Humboldt River. Sometime earlier that day, someone had removed the splice bars at a rail joint 165 feet east of the bridge. The rails were pried out of alignment and deliberately re-spiked nearly five inches out of gauge.
The train derailed at 60 miles an hour. The locomotives and the first two cars made it across the bridge, grinding to a stop 865 feet past the gap. The next two cars demolished the bridge and ended up under three others in a mass of wreckage on the riverbed, with the eighth car sticking out of the ravine. Six more cars stayed upright, although three of them had derailed. Twenty-four people died in a scene of horror and devastation.
A nationwide investigation located a number of suspects, but no one was ever charged with the crime.
Railroads of the 1990s
Moffat Tunnel
5 Causes of the Great Depression: Could It Happen Again?
What's Inside Mount Rushmore's Not-So-Secret Chamber?


I have a Henry UHF Amp model C25D02, 1-5 watts in, 25 watts out. I've had if for over 20 years; it was given to me by a retired police chief from California. I had never used it because I didn't have a use for it. The tuned center frequency is 464 MHz with a 10 MHz bandwidth. Perfect for GMRS but unusable for 70cm ham radio.
So now I have a use for it in my GMRS repeater. I mentioned it in another thread earlier today. It's perfect for my repeater because 5 watts is the minimum specified power setting of the Kenwood TK-805D I'm using as the transmitter. That will raise its duty cycle, although it's not bad at its current setting of 12 watts.
The amplifier is rated 50% duty cycle mobile and 100% duty cycle in a repeater, at 25 watts output.
I had no documentation on the amp. It is still a current model, so I was able to find some data on it from the Henry website.
I decided earlier this evening to email the company and ask about Part 95A type classification, and also asked if I could get a manual. I received an email reply within the hour from Ted S. Henry. He assured me that it is indeed type accepted, and attached a pdf of the manual.
Two thumbs up for Henry Radio!
That is certainly good to hear. I am building a new repeater and trying to comply with Part 95 . Finding a PA has been a worry. Aftermarket PA's are commonly used with Part 90 equipment and as such, I have not seen any concern as to specific certifications. It is the exciter that does the heavy lifting as to modulation emissions. The PA if well designed and terminated into a proper load should do fine.
Typically from my understanding, Part 90 is allowed on GMRS mostly because the specifications are generally the same. If I recall, the main difference is that part 90 has a narrow band requirement while part 95 is wide band. The other difference is maximum power output, part 90 is 100+W while part 95 is 50W. As long as your part 90 equipment is set up with part 95 specs, you can usually get away with it.


This unique collection of books and pamphlets gives an insight into the private world of the professional magician.
Portrait of Robert Mollini, illusionist from Magic, mayhem, Merlini and me, 2007.
The Robbins Collection of Stage Magic contains around 900 books, trade catalogues, pamphlets, posters and serials. The collection is a rare example of a working magician's reference collection. Many of the books are incredibly rare and include conjurers' tricks that are closely guarded trade secrets. Some works, for example the Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses: or Moses' Magical Spirit Art (No 80), were only sold to members of the magic profession. For anyone interested in the history of magic this collection is extremely useful.
This collection was purchased in 1967, from the estate of magician R. B. (Bob) Robbins. Robert Robbins was born in Sydney in 1929. At the age of 14 he was the youngest magician to perform at the Tivoli Theatre in Sydney. Throughout his brief career he used the stage name of 'Robert Merlini'. In 1957 he was the first hypnotist to perform 'live' on Australian television. He also participated in many live broadcasts, including the 1960s television cabaret show Café Continental. 'Merlini' liked to work with animals, and his signature trick was 'The Disappearing Ducks'.
Robbins acquired the magic collection from his teacher, the Great Levante (Leslie George Cole) in the early 1960s. Levante is considered Australia's greatest ever stage magician. He was only the second man to be awarded the Gold Star, the highest honour in the magic circle. In 1939 he was elected the world's number one magician and in March 1977 he was awarded a Masters Fellowship of the Academy of Magical Arts in a ceremony in Hollywood.
You can find more information on the Robbins Stage Magic Collection through our catalogue.


Aussie Cate Campbell simplyl doesn't stop.
Elijah WINNINGTON, un jeune nageur australien, a été nommé nageur du meeting, aux championnats du Queensland, à Brisbane.
Lani Pallister crushed a new personal best 200 LCM freestyle time of 1:58.79 tonight in Queensland, while Elijah Winnington scored double wins and Thomas Hauck took down a Queensland All Comers Record.
Notables Shayna Jack and Elijah Winnington were among the gold medalists on day 2 of Queensland Championships.
While 20 Australians are preparing to set the Hangzhou pool aflame at this week's Short Course World Championships, dozens of elite athletes are ready to rock in Brisbane at the 2018 Queensland Short Course Championships. China's Ning Zetao is among those expected to hit the Brisbane Aquatic Center pool.
Olympic medalist Emily Seebohm scored two medals during timed finals in Melbourne this morning, taking gold the 50m back and bronze in the 50m breast. She'll contest the women's 200m IM final this evening.
Kyle Chalmers is set to race the 50m free, 100m free and 200m free at the Aussie Short Course Championships kicking off on Thursday of this week.
World Junior Record holder Minna Atherton, Short Course World Championships medalist Jack Gerrard and Commonwealth Games relay gold medalist Elijah Winnington were among the notable Australian athletes who competed at Uni Championships this week on the Gold Coast.


The body of a man was found on Spittal beach in Berwick this morning.
A Northumbria Police Spokesperson said: "At around 8.15am today (January 30), we received a report of a body found on the beach at Spittal Point, Berwick.
"Officers attended the scene and discovered the body of a man on the beach.


Pellettieri found herself attending more yoga classes than dance because a St. Mark's Place Studio, called Yoga to the People, offered donation-based instruction, which worked better for her budget. Then, as her need to dance grew, and she heard how much her friends struggled to pay for dance classes as well, she had an idea. What if she could create, with the help of her friends and trusted teachers, a dance initiative with donation-based classes that would fund space at a dance studio?
Now, over a year later, Liberated Movement, a dance initiative founded to teach anyone with a desire to have fun, learn new technique and exercise, has classes almost every day for a suggested donation of only $5. With a variety of classes throughout the week in a Battery Park studio in lower Manhattan, seasoned dancers and first-timers alike, gather to move freely together – in more ways than one.
Classes at Liberated Movement include a wide variety like Masala Bhangra (which is taught by Pellettieri), ballet, contemporary, modern, jazz, hip hop, theater dance and West African. Plus, she and her band of dedicated friends are always adding new courses like this month's Glee themed class or their special Thriller event for Halloween in 2010.
To date the program has had two private donations, but runs solely on donations to pay for using space at the Battery Park Dance Studio, where Pellettieri was once an intern. Each class offers the same quality of instruction from some of the most sought after studios in the city because the instructors volunteer their time. In the future, Ms. Pellettieri hopes to expand Liberated Movement and build upon this notion of empowering women. A private space, more classes and eventually a way to incorporate a clinical practice for therapeutic movement are some of her big picture plans.
For anyone looking to embrace their inner dancer, get a little exercise, or simply feel liberated — check out the classes offered each week at LiberatedMovement.com. And, remember feeling good about your body is only a few steps away with a friendly group who simply love to dance.
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In our Blog on the consultation on the original draft Regulations we highlighted the key aspects of the draft Regulations. The new Regulations that will come into force on 6 April 2017 are broadly similar but a number of key changes have been made.
A key point to note is that the Regulations now have teeth: the Government has confirmed that a failure to comply with the Regulations will constitute an "unlawful act" which could result in the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) taking enforcement action, a potential public relations disaster for any employer and helpful prompt to senior managers, if needed, to ensure compliance with the Regulations.
The Government has also brought forward the timetable! Employers are now required to report on or before 4 April 2018 on their gender pay gap, based on a snapshot of data taken on 5 April 2017.
include a new definition of bonus and, in particular, that in relation to securities, securities options, or interests in securities, they are to be treated as paid when they give rise to any taxable earnings and that the value to be included in any bonus pay gap calculation is the amount subject to tax. What this means in practice will require careful consideration and throws up questions in relation to awards under tax advantaged share plans and employee ownership trusts.
clarify that the publication of information in relation to the proportion of men and women in each of the four pay quartiles relates to four equal numbered groups of employees (rather than split the pay range into four bands).
The final Regulations are more detailed and complex than the original draft Regulations and while they address some concerns raised in relation the original draft Regulations not all points have been clarified. In addition to the potentially damaging prospect of EHRC enforcement action, poor presentation of your gender pay gap could affect recruitment, employee relations and your organisation's reputation. We are working closely with a number of organisations on the collation and presentation of their pay data, and we can assist you with tailored, practical guidance on what the final Regulations mean for your organisation, the steps that you need to take to collate your gender pay gap information and how to present that information (both internally and externally).


This is a very important question indeed.
The first thing most people will do, since they have little or no trades skills will be to call a variety of local companies to get quotes or estimate. Absolutely Electrical gets a lot of calls from new homeowners, or business owners who have recently bought and we get the chance to see a lot of interesting things. The people that hire us as their electrical contractor in victoria bc often want us to add lighting, a new electrical service, or perhaps some plugs that are needed to make their appliances work.
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Mario and his team are one of a kind. They are responsible for hand printing (silkscreen printing) our logo on a canvas patch or directly onto our products. Mario and his colleagues are always smiling and the radio is usually tuned to an 80's channel. More still than the atmosphere in his workshop, we really love and appreciate the amazing craft of silk printing. We are therefore excited to say that we use silkscreen printing, arguably the most versatile of all printing processes, for all our prints. Of course, it is also a classic way of printing, and produces very sharp results.
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In the wake of the Sept. 11 tragedies, the U.S. media has focused much attention on Islamic people of foreign descent. But what about the "home-grown" variety—the Nation of Islam? What's been happening in the organization of Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, and Louis Farrakhan?
In recent years, the Nation of Islam has drawn closer to mainstream Islam. For example, in February 2000, at the Nation of Islam's annual Savior's Day celebration, Imam Wallace D. Mohammed of the Muslim American Society joined Farrakhan on the stage and the two men warmly embraced after Farrakhan declared, "We bear witness that there is no prophet after the prophet Mohammed!"
With that statement Farrakhan rejected the theology that had defined the Nation of Islam under Elijah Muhammad and Farrakhan himself. Wallace Mohammed's presence at the celebration—along with Sayyid Sayeed, secretary-general of the Islamic Society of North America, 4 million members strong and the major group for immigrant Muslims—indicates a willingness of mainstream Islamic organizations to accept Farrakhan's efforts to move closer to orthodox Islam. But two years later the question remains as to whether rank-and-file members of the Nation of Islam are looking to follow Farrakhan in his move to orthodox Islam.
A study by the American Muslim Council indicates that blacks make up one half of all Muslims in the United States and are the fastest growing segment. But these growing numbers of African American Muslims are increasingly adherents to orthodox Islam, not the theology of the Nation of Islam—and many of them are made even more wary by the Nation's history.


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Amir Hossain (30 November 1957 - 24 August 2021) was a Bangladeshi judge of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh High Court Division. He was a member of International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh).

Early life and education
Justice Amir was born on 30 November 1957 in Nilkli, Kishoreganj District to Abdus Samad and Syedunnesa. He obtained Secondary School Certificate from Nikli GC Pilot High School in 1973, Higher Secondary School Certificate from Gurudayal Government College in 1975. He obtained his LL.B and LL.M degree from the Department of Law, University of Dhaka.

Career

Hossain participated in the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. He was trained in guerilla warfare in the Mukti Bahini camps in the free territories. As a freedom fighter he directly engaged in several battles within Sunamganj, Netrokona and Kishoreganj sub-division under Sector 3.

Hossain joined the Judiciary of Bangladesh as Munsif (Assistant Judge) on 22 February 1984 and was promoted as a District and Sessions Judge on 6 May 2009. He was elevated as an Additional Judge of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, High Court Division on 12 February 2015 and was appointed as a Judge of the same division on 12 February 2017.

On 11 October 2017, Hossain was appointed as a member of the International Crimes Tribunal (Bangladesh)-1. As a member of the tribunal he passed several judgements against several perpetrators in the Liberation War of Bangladesh 1971 for their transgression against humanity.

Death
Hossain died on 24 August 2021 at Combined Military Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was buried in Nilkli, Kishoreganj.

References

1957 births
2021 deaths
People from Kishoreganj District
University of Dhaka alumni
Mukti Bahini personnel
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New Year's resolutions bring increased business to gyms in the western suburbs
By Chuck Fieldman and Kimberly Fornek
Treadmills were a popular workout option at LA Fitness in Oak Brook Jan. 2. (Chuck Fieldman / Pioneer Press)
While many retail businesses are slowing down after a busy holiday shopping season, gyms, health clubs and fitness centers now are in their peak period of participation thanks to New Year's resolutions.
Gyms like LA Fitness in Oak Brook and La Grange Fitness are seeing a bump in customers thanks in part to a desire to start the new year off with a healthy routine.
"January is definitely the busiest time of the year for us," said Mallory Tortorelli, general manager of LA Fitness in Oak Brook. "We probably double the number of new members we get in January, compared to December."
Tortorelli said the Oak Brook LA Fitness, 2030 York Road, normally has 1,700 to 2,000 member check-ins each day. That number generally increases for a while to up to about 2,300, starting with the new year.
Dobn Randick of Palos Park works out at LA Fitness. (Chuck Fieldman / Pioneer Press)
In addition to Oak Brook, other LA Fitness locations in the area include Elmhurst, Countryside and soon in Westmont.
Tortorelli, said it's New Year's resolutions that bring in the additional business at the start of a year.
"People make resolutions to tone up, lose weight or just be healthier, and that's what initially gets them to come in and join," Tortorelli said. "They come in wanting to make healthy lifestyle changes, and we want them to keep it up."
Keeping up with the effort isn't particularly common among those who join a gym as a New Year's resolution, but it can, and sometimes does, happen, Tortorelli said.
Members have fun with a pickup basketball game at LA Fitness. (Chuck Fieldman / Pioneer Press)
"A number of people come for a couple of weeks, and then we don't see them again," she said.
Tortorelli said LA Fitness offers a free fitness assessment with new memberships in an effort to help turn New Year's resolutions into lifestyle changes.
"If we can get them to set up a plan, with or without a personal trainer, they are more likely to stick with it," she said. "If they stay for even three weeks, they usually stick with it."
Tortorelli said staff tries to work individually with new members in hopes of having them stick with a fitness program.
"We try to dig a little deeper and find out what they want, why they are here," she said. "Really making a lifestyle change isn't an easy fix, and sometimes people get frustrated if they work out for three weeks and don't see a significant weight loss. The positive results do happen, but it's not overnight."
John Ramos, 31, of Elmhurst, has been a member for the past four years. And despite his ongoing commitment, he has a resolution for the new year.
"I'm getting married March 7 and want to lose weight for my wedding," he said. "I've had different goals while I've been coming here, including power lifting to get stronger and losing weight. I usually set goals for myself, like I did six years ago to stop smoking."
Ramos said he believes New Year's resolutions can be a good starting point for those joining a gym for the first time.
"You have to get started, but you also have to have devotion to consistency," he said. "I look at it more as a healthy lifestyle."
Joanna Forgers, 35, lives in Lemont and works nearby in Oak Brook. She signed up as a member Jan. 2.
"I've exercised at home, but I wanted to do more, and this is really convenient for me, even to come from work during lunch," she said. "I've been wanting to do this for a while and thought this was a good time to start. I just want to add exercise into my routine."
Valentine Chudiakov, 26, of Addison, joined the Oak Brook LA Fitness a year ago and said he doesn't believe in New Year's resolutions.
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"Those are a lot of empty promises," he said. "You have to be disciplined and have to find motivation and stick with it. I have a five-year plan to eat well, work out and be healthy."
At La Grange Fitness, January is one of the busiest months, but business typically starts to pick up in December and even late November, said Jenny Bechtold, superintendent of fitness.
People know the holidays are times when they may indulge with extra food and drink, so working out is a way to counter the additional calories, Bechtold said.
People look out on East Avenue as they run on the treadmills at La Grange Fitness, at 536 E. East Ave., La Grange. (Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press)
Also, people who usually run or exercise outdoors come inside to train during the winter months, which usually bring freezing temperatures and snow, recent weather notwithstanding, Bechtold said.
Although there are some newcomers who will join a health club this month, believing 2020 will be the year they get in shape, Bechtold thinks more people are exercising regularly year-round.
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"The last few years people in general are leading healthier lifestyles," Bechtold said. "And fitness is booming."
La Grange Fitness, which opened in September 2017, has more than 2,600 members. The facility, owned by the Park District of La Grange, offers discounts to La Grange residents and those who live in the surrounding area, including Western Springs, La Grange Park and LaGrange Highlands.
Jordan Gatsos lifts weights at La Grange Fitness, at 536 E. East Ave., La Grange, while he is home on winter break from Marquette University. (Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press)
Life Time Athletic in Burr Ridge, too, typically sees new members in January and February, and sometimes in December, but they often are college students home for winter break, said employee Jake Orozco.
Ted Dres, owner of Spark Fitness in Hinsdale, said the start of a new year definitely brings new clients to his fitness center in the Gateway Square shopping center.
"Three people called just this morning," he said recently.
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The influx of new members starts in January but continues all the way through February into early March, Dres said.
Workouts at Spark Fitness in Hinsdale include high intensity interval training and are designed to strengthen the core and cardiovascular system and burn fat. (Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press)
"Most of my clients stick with their program through the year," he said, adding how the results are a product of the format. "It's semi-private personal training, so there is accountability."
Dres said clients can schedule their sessions, which are one-hour workouts, online. Up to four clients can come in every half hour, Dres said.
But if someone does not show up for a scheduled workout, Dres or one of the three other trainers at the club text or call to check on them and help them stay on track, Dres said.
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"Building personal relationships is what keeps the people coming back," he said.
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New members signing up in January were a common sight when Eric Donnermeyer worked at Charter Fitness in Countryside, where a monthly membership currently costs $15.
But that is not the case at Elite Fitness in downtown Western Springs, where Donnermeyer now works as the manager. Such members, whom he called "resolutionists," may come to the gym but, oftentimes, Elite Fitness' price range is too steep, he said.
At Elite Fitness, the regular membership is $69 a month, or about $600 a year, Donnermeyer said. It's an investment for people who will remain committed to getting or staying fit, he said.
A woman does ab crunches with weights as part of her work out at Spark Fitness Hinsdale. (Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press)
Sheila Kalsi of Hinsdale, who wants to lose 20 pounds in 2020, does a rope slam as part of her work out at Spark Fitness in Hinsdale. (Kimberly Fornek / Pioneer Press)
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EDHA calls for relocation of flood victims ……wades into Tipper Drivers' strike
by Newsweb · October 8, 2015
EDHA calls for relocation of flood victims
……wades into Tipper Drivers' strike
Edo State House of Assembly has adopted a resolution calling on the relevant government agencies including NEMA; SEMA to as a matter of urgency temporarily relocate flood victims living the River Niger bank, even as they have called for a meeting with striking Tipper Drivers today.
The resolution also directed the Chairman of Esan South East Local Government Council to assist in providing temporary sites for the relocation of such affected communities.
The adoption of the resolution was sequel to the presentation of a matter of urgent Public Importance by Hon. Festus Edughele that was considered on the floor of parliament yesterday during plenary session.
Hon. Festus Edughele member representing Esan South-East Constituency in his matter of urgent public importance said that the rise in the water level of the River Niger owing to the prediction of heavy rainfall by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency; has left many farmlands, home completely destroyed.
The lawmaker further said that the rise in water level of the River Niger has over-flown its banks as roads along coastal communities have been cut off. Communities along the coastal line which includes Illushi, Ifeku and Amalu communities are worse hit by the overflooding.
Hon. Festus Edughele while appealing for urgent intervention of the relevant agencies of government to avert a reoccurrence of the 2012 flooding, in which the River Niger broke its water bank and overflown coastal communities along its line leaving destruction of lives and property in its wake.
Parliament in its adoption of the consequential motion also called on Edo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, NEMA, SEMA and the Chairman of Esan South East Local Government Area to assist in the welfare of affected flood victims during the period of relocation.
It further charged the Edo State Ministry of Information and Orientation to embark on a massive enlightenment campaign on the need for the communities to be temporarily relocated to avert impending disaster.
Meanwhile, the Speaker of Edo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Victor Edoror has directed all heads of Ministries, Departments and Agencies to submit 30 copies of their budgetary performance brief to the office of the Majority Leader on or before October 19 2015 ahead of the State Ministerial briefing.
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I really like the idea but I'm also hoping none of the students over indulge at the game. I'm hoping it gets more students into the stands. But, where was this when I was a student? I had to sneak in booze back then.
Secondly, this should help increase attendance and revenue. Win Win as long as people are cool about it. Great move for the school.
Agreed...most schools are going this direction. I personally don't drink much and I don't need alcohol to enjoy a football game, but I understand that there are people that want to be able to drink a beer or two while watching the game. It doesn't sound like this is going to be the type of situation where you'll have a bunch of kids getting completely wasted, since I'm guessing they won't be all that cheap (Sodexo). I'm all for anything that will bring in more fans and help them get up off their butts to cheer during the game.
Our students have no excuses now! Get your butts in the seats!
There will always be a few that abuse or test the system but it can't spoil what the university is doing to get fans in the stands!
I do not drink alcoholic beverages when I watch football games in person and, not before the game either, so I have never understood the fascination. I am too into the game. After the game, yes! At the last Western game I attended, I had to dodge "puke splatters" in the Q Lot as I walked on my way into Hanson Field. Now, I can do so inside the stadium as well! Seriously, this is likely a wise move in order to increase attendance at the games. Maybe we can bring back the "free beer in the end zone" chant.
I can foresee two problems right from the getgo. First, I dont think there are concession sales on the south end which means if I want a hot dog to go with my beer, I have to do a lot of unnecessary walking. Boo! Second, what is the specific 3rd quarter policy? Sales stop immediately at end of 3rd quarter so that anyone already in line is SOL (this is the case at Maryland right now)? If there is only a single beer line, that line may get long. Maryland has many sales points. Also, that line needs to be oriented so that people can still see what is happening on the field.
I don't think I've read a case yet where revenue hasn't gone up because of this. If it can get more butts in seats even better. I know this idea has been thrown out on this board from time to time so it's exciting to see it actually happening. I hope it all works out fine and that there are more positives than negatives to this.
For your first question, I would hope they were smart enough business people to figure out they should have full concessions with the beer sales. Because you are right, they would be missing out on a lot of sales if they didn't.
Agreed! It's nice to see the school being creative and willing to try new things to enhance the gameday experience.


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UM researcher posthumously honoured by Government of Canada
December 7, 2020 —
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) announced its set of Impact Awards recognizing Canada's top social sciences and humanities researchers, and one award was bestowed on a UM faculty member who passed away in 2020.
The SSHRC Impact Awards were given to five Canadian researchers, including Dr. John Loxley in the UM Faculty of Arts, who was selected for the Partnership Award.
Each year, SSHRC honours Canada's top leaders, thinkers and researchers in the social sciences and humanities through the Impact Awards. The winners and finalists embody the very best ideas and research about people, human thought and behaviour—helping us understand and improve the world around us, today and into the future.
Dr. Loxley passed away in July 2020 after his nomination had been made by the university. He was a beloved and renowned professor of economics, globally respected for his work focused on community development in poorer nations. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and was recognized with many honours over his long career, including the Galbraith Prize in Economics and Social Justice, by the Progressive Economists' Forum in 2010, and the Canadian Association of University Teachers Distinguished Academic Award in 2008.
Loxley's SSHRC citation reads: "The Partnership Award recognizes a formal partnership, through mutual co-operation and shared intellectual leadership and resources, which has demonstrated impact and influence within or beyond the social sciences and humanities research community. The late John Loxley, of the University of Manitoba, received this award posthumously for his collaborative work to advance community-based solutions to poverty in Indigenous and inner-city communities."
SSHRC president Ted Hewitt said: "This year's SSHRC Impact Award recipients are celebrated for their innovation, passion and dedication to research excellence. Their diverse contributions to the research enterprise in social sciences and humanities are helping to ensure the continued well-being and prosperity of Canadians, as well as a more equitable and just society."
"The University of Manitoba will accept this award as a $50,000 SSHRC institutional grant in order to honour Dr. Loxley's research and memory through a project with the Manitoba Research Alliance (MRA)," said Dr. Digvir Jayas, UM vice-president (research and international). "The proposed project will honour Dr. Loxley's work and commitment to Indigenous communities by documenting the history of Indigenous people's development of the distinctive institutions in Winnipeg's inner city."
Dr. Loxley's SSHRC Partnership Grant – Partnering for Change: Community-Based Solutions for Aboriginal and Inner-City Poverty – involved investigating the impact of promising community-based solutions to racialized poverty to determine how they can be expanded and made sustainable at the institutional and policy levels.
The key focus of the work of the MRA has been exploring community-based solutions to racialized poverty, especially in relation to the ongoing impact of colonialism on Indigenous people in Manitoba. In that regard, Indigenous people have been actively engaged, and on a number of fronts, in organizing to resist the negative impacts of colonialism and to assert their own interests and identities.
Research at the University of Manitoba is partially supported by funding from the Government of Canada Research Support Fund.
UM Today Staff
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Suspect in fatal shooting of Edmonds teen held on $100,000 bail
By Steve Kiggins
Edmonds shooting
EVERETT, Wash. – A sixteen-year-old Snohomish County boy could face manslaughter charges for his alleged role in the shooting death of a 17-year-old friend.
The shooting happened last Friday in Edmonds, and the suspect was arrested Monday and faced a judge Tuesday morning in Everett.
Court documents allege the suspect told detectives he was playing with a stolen handgun and mistakenly thought the gun wouldn't fire.
Investigators say the suspect eluded police for days after his alleged role in the shooting death of 17-year-old Gala Zuehlke.
"So that was the initial report, was that it was an accidental shooting came out, but with details that came out later it's in question now whether it was an accident or a reckless act with a handgun," said Detective Sgt. Michael Richardson from the Edmonds Police Department.
Edmonds Police say the shooting happened inside an apartment complex Friday.
Court documents say the boy, Zuehlke and another female were inside when the suspect began playing with a revolver.
The suspect told police he stole the gun from another person's parents.
After the two girls objected to the suspect playing with the firearm, court documents allege the boy pointed the revolver at Zuehlke and pulled the trigger, firing one bullet into her head.
"There was frantic chaos after the shooting," said Richardson.
Investigators say the female friend ran home while the boy rode an Uber to another friend's home in Bothell.
Court documents allege the suspect was arrested at the same home Monday afternoon. Investigators believe the suspect was likely trying to flee the area.
"Was then going to drive them down to Portland to get them down to the area," said Richardson.
The suspect told police he left the firearm inside his friend's Bothell apartment -- investigators say this entire situation could have been avoided had the stolen firearm been securely stored in the first place.
"Guns need to be locked up they need to have a trigger lock on them, they shouldn't be accessible to children, they shouldn't be accessible to people who can steal them," said Richardson.
The suspect is being held in juvenile detention on $100,000 cash bail. He could be charged officially on Thursday.
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Шамбор () — французский 16,5% малиновый ликёр.

История
Предполагается, что малиновый ликёр типа современного шамбора начал производится в долине Луары в окрестностях знаменитого замка Шамбор ещё в конце 17-го века. По легенде, его дегустировал уже Король-Солнце Людовик XIV.

В современном виде бренд Chambord был основан в 1982 году. В 2006 году бренд был куплен американской корпорацией Brown-Forman.

Сегодня производство шамбора также расположено в долине Луары. Шамбор производится из малины и ежевики, мадагаскарской ванили, цедры цитрусовых, мёда и коньяка. Целые ягоды малины и ежевики замачивают в спирте в течение нескольких недель для получения фруктовой настойки. Затем ягоды из настойки отправляют под пресс для получения сока. Затем настойку и сок от последующего отжима объединяют и дополняют запатентованной смесью коньяка, ванили, мёда, специй и трав.

Ликёр шамбор выпускается в фирменной сферической бутылке. Значительная часть его потребляется внутри Франции, но часть идёт на экспорт в другие страны, в частности, в США. В этих двух странах распространены различные алкогольные коктейли на основе шамбора.

Дальнейшее чтение
 Alcools : le château de Chambord
 Ликер Шамбор: история, обзор, технология производства

Французская кухня
Ликёры


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One Family undertakes research in a number of key areas. You can read and/or download recent research documents in PDF format below.
Research and guidelines on contact time between parents and young children/and babies in separated families
A common time for parents to separate is when their child or children are very young. Many families seek help in setting up and managing contact arrangements but there is no uniform approach. We see through our work with families that parents often struggle to determine how to best share the parenting of their young children. This can be extremely challenging for parents and children alike, particularly in situations where there is conflict, abuse and/or limited contact between parents.
To research this area and determine a best practice set of guidelines for parents and professionals, One Family commissioned a joint team from University College Cork and Trinity College Dublin to research Guidance on Contact Time for Infants and Young Children in Separated Families. The research was conducted by Dr Simone Mc Caughren, Dr Stephanie Holt, Dr Aisling Parkes and Soma Gregory and was funded by the Late, Late Toy Show Appeal and Community Foundation of Ireland. The best practice guidelines were developed by One Family using the research findings.
The Research Report:
Best Practice Guidelines
Separating Well for Children – Service Model Report
One Family delivers the Separating Well for Children Project (SWP), which it developed in 2018 and is funded by Tusla – the Child and Family Agency. SWP is a specialist support service for families who are in the process of separation or parenting post separation where conflict is challenging and has a detrimental impact on children. The service supports both parents to negotiate the separation process and move forward in their transition to new family forms, with a strong focus on the needs of children.
One Family contracted the Centre for Effective Services (CES) to strengthen the SWP service model. The purpose of this work was to ensure consistency, effectiveness, and efficiency in One Family's delivery of SWP, and to outline next steps to scaling up SWP to reach more families in Ireland. The report by Aine Tubridy can be read below:
Human Rights Research and Guidelines for Parents and Public Sector bodies.
One Family launched new guidelines for parents and public sector organisations on human rights and one-parent families. The guidelines give parents guidance on their rights and give public sector organisations a framework for protecting the human rights of one-parent families. Public sector organisations have an obligation to abide by the Public Sector Equality and Human Rights Duty and ensure discrimination, if it does occur, is addressed promptly and transparently.
Read the guidelines here:
Shared Parenting in Ireland Today
On Monday 30th January 2017, we published the results of our Shared Parenting Survey and accompanying policy recommendations. The survey response was overwhelming with 1,014 women and men responding.
[download]One Family_Ireland's First National Shared Parenting Survey[/download]
Child Contact Centres
Child Contact Centre: Key Learnings
One Family's response to the Evaluation with key learnings and recommendations for policy makers.
[download]One Family_Child Contact Centre_Key Learnings March 2014 – PDF[/download]
Child Contact Centre Evaluation 2013 – Executive Summary
Summary of the evaluation of the Child Contact Centre's performance and impact.
[download]Child Contact Centre Executive Summary December 2013 – PDF[/download]
Child Contact Centre Evaluation 2013
The purpose of this evaluation is to evaluate the Child Contact Centre's performance and impact and to identify key issues for future child contact service provision. [download]Child Contact Centre Evaluation December 2013 – PDF[/download]
Research on Child Contact Centres in Ireland 2009
One Family launched a major piece of qualitative research on the need for Child Contact Centres in Ireland. [download]Supporting Child Contact: The Need for Child Contact Centres in Ireland: Key Findings Conclusions and Recommendations 2009 – PDF[/download]
Lone Parents and Employment: What Are The Real Issues?
One Family, supported by the Combat Poverty Agency, conducted a major quantitative study of Lone Parents on the One Parent Family Payment. [download]Lone Parents and Employment – PDF[/download]
One Family Employer Toolkit
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Human rights based approach to achieving Social Inclusion and Equality
The European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) Ireland and One Family, supported by the Combat Poverty Agency, produced this introduction to international human rights conventions and how they can be used to advance the rights of one-parent families. [download]Human Rights – PDF[/download]
This section includes recent research conducted by other individuals, institutions or organisations on issues relevant to people parenting alone or sharing parenting, many of which One Family contributed to. These reports are included here for information purposes; it does not necessarily imply endorsement.
ESRI report that forms part of the research programme for the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection: Poverty Transitions in Ireland: An Analysis of the Central Statistics Office (CSO) Longitudinal Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC), 2004-2015 (December 2017)
Indecon Independent Review of the Amendments to the One-parent Family Payment since January 2012 (October 2017) Presented to Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection Prepared by Indecon Research Economists
Houses of the Oireachtas Report of the Joint Committee on Social Protection Report on the Position of Lone Parents in Ireland (June 2017)
An Independent Review to Identify the Supports and Barriers for Lone Parents in Accessing Higher Education and to Examine Measures to Increase Participation – Byrne, D. and Murray, C. (2017) Maynooth University
Lone Parents and Activation, What Works and Why: A Review of the International Evidence in the Irish Context – Millar, M. and Crosse, R. (2016) The UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre, National University of Ireland, Galway.


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Pleasant View Community Chorus will be performing the Christmas classics along with solos you won't want to miss. Sit back and relax while our chorus brings the Christmas Spirit to you!
For more information about this evening contact Lamar Dourte, Pleasant View Chorus Director, at 717-898-2811.


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