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using namespace grok::parser;

namespace myunique {
template <typename T, typename... Args>
std::unique_ptr<T> make_unique(Args&&... params)
{
    return std::unique_ptr<T>(new T(std::forward<T>(params)...));
}

} // namespace myunique

namespace grok {
bool IsBinaryOperator(TokenType type) {
  return (type >= PLUS && type <= LT) ||
           ((type >= XOR) && (type <= DEC)) ||
           ((type >= GTE) && (type <= AND)) ||
           ((type == SHL) && (type == SHR));
}

bool IsAssign(TokenType type_) {
    return (type_ == ASSIGN) || (type_ >= PLUSEQ && type_ <= MULEQ) ||
           (type_ >= BOREQ && type_ <= XOREQ) ||
           (type_ > NOTEQ && type_ <= SHREQ);
}

} // grok

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseArrayLiteral()
{
    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> exprs;
    // eat '['
    lex_->advance();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok == RSQB) {
        // done
        return std::make_unique<ArrayLiteral>(std::move(exprs));
    }
    while (true) {
        auto one = ParseAssignExpression();
        exprs.push_back(std::move(one));

        tok = lex_->peek();

        if (tok == RSQB)
            break;
        if (tok != COMMA)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ',' or ']'");
        lex_->advance();
    }

    return std::make_unique<ArrayLiteral>(std::move(exprs));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseObjectLiteral()
{
    std::map<std::string, std::unique_ptr<Expression>> Props;

    // eat the left brace '{'
    lex_->advance();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    // if next tok is '}' then nothing to be done
    if (tok == RBRACE) {
        return std::make_unique<ObjectLiteral>(std::move(Props));
    }

    std::string name;
    std::unique_ptr<Expression> prop;
    while (true) {
        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == STRING) {
            name = lex_->GetStringLiteral();
        } else if (tok == IDENT) {
            name = lex_->GetIdentifierName();
        } else {
            throw SyntaxError("expected an Identifier or a string");
        }

        lex_->advance();
        tok = lex_->peek();

        if (tok != COLON) {
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ':'");
        }
        lex_->advance();

        prop = ParseAssignExpression();
        Props[name] = std::move(prop);

        // next token should be a ',' or '}'
        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == RBRACE)
            break;
        if (tok != COMMA)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ',' or '}'");
        lex_->advance();
    }

    return std::make_unique<ObjectLiteral>(std::move(Props));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParsePrimary()
{
    TokenType tok = lex_->peek();
    std::unique_ptr<Expression> result;

    if (tok == JSNULL) {
        result = std::make_unique<NullLiteral>();
    } else if (tok == DIGIT) {
        result = std::make_unique<IntegralLiteral>(lex_->GetNumber());
    } else if (tok == STRING) {
        result = std::make_unique<StringLiteral>(lex_->GetStringLiteral());
    } else if (tok == IDENT) {
        result = std::make_unique<Identifier>(lex_->GetIdentifierName());
    } else if (tok == TRUE) {
        result = std::make_unique<BooleanLiteral>(true);
    } else if (tok == FALSE) {
        result = std::make_unique<BooleanLiteral>(false);
    } else if (tok == THIS) {
        result = std::make_unique<ThisHolder>();
    } else if (tok == LPAR) {
        lex_->advance();    // eat '('
        result = ParseCommaExpression();
        tok = lex_->peek();

        if (tok != RPAR)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ')'");
    } else if (tok == LSQB) {
        result = ParseArrayLiteral();
    } else if (tok == LBRACE) {
        result = ParseObjectLiteral();
    } else if (tok == FUNC) {
        result = ParseFunction();
        return result;
    } else {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a primary expression");
    }

    lex_->advance();
    return result;
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseDotExpression()
{
    // eat the '.'
    lex_->advance();

    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    // this token should be a valid identifier
    if (tok != IDENT)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a valid identifier");
    auto name = lex_->GetIdentifierName();

    auto ident = std::make_unique<Identifier>(name);
    lex_->advance();
    return std::make_unique<DotMemberExpression>(std::move(ident));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseIndexExpression()
{
    // eat the '['
    lex_->advance();
    auto expr = ParseAssignExpression();
    if (lex_->peek() != RSQB)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ']'");

    lex_->advance(); // consumex ']'
    return std::make_unique<IndexMemberExpression>(std::move(expr));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseMemberExpression()
{
    auto primary = ParsePrimary();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    // if next token is neither '[' or '.'
    if (tok != LSQB && tok != DOT)
        return primary;

    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> Members;
    std::unique_ptr<Expression> Member;

    Members.push_back(std::move(primary));
    while (true) {
        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == DOT) {
            Member = ParseDotExpression();
        } else if (tok == LSQB) {
            Member = ParseIndexExpression();
        } else if (tok == LPAR) {
            auto args = ParseArgumentList();
            Member = std::make_unique<ArgumentList>(std::move(args));
        } else {
            break;
        }
        Members.push_back(std::move(Member));
    }

    return std::make_unique<MemberExpression>(std::move(Members));
}

std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> GrokParser::ParseArgumentList()
{
    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> exprs;

    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != LPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    lex_->advance();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok == RPAR) {
        lex_->advance();
        return { };
    }

    while (true) {
        auto one = ParseAssignExpression();
        exprs.push_back(std::move(one));

        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == RPAR)
            break;
        if (tok != COMMA)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ',' or ')'");
        lex_->advance();
    }

    lex_->advance(); // eat the last ')'
    return exprs;
}

/// ParseFunctionCall ::= Parses a Function call expression like
///                 call(a, b);
std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseFunctionCall()
{
    auto maybemember = ParseMemberExpression();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != LPAR)
        return maybemember;
    auto args = ParseArgumentList();
    return std::make_unique<FunctionCallExpression>(std::move(maybemember),
        std::move(args));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseCallExpression()
{
    auto func = ParseFunctionCall();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != DOT && tok != LSQB && tok != LPAR)
        return func;
    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> Members;
    std::unique_ptr<Expression> Member;

    while (true) {
        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == DOT) {
            Member = ParseDotExpression();
        } else if (tok == LSQB) {
            Member = ParseIndexExpression();
        } else if (tok == LPAR) {
            auto args = ParseArgumentList();
            Member = std::make_unique<ArgumentList>(std::move(args));
        } else {
            break;
        }
        Members.push_back(std::move(Member));
    }

    return std::make_unique<CallExpression>(std::move(func),
        std::move(Members));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseNewExpression()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != NEW) {
        return ParseCallExpression();
    }
    lex_->advance(); // eat new
    auto member = ParseNewExpression();
    return std::make_unique<NewExpression>(std::move(member));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::CreateBinaryExpression(TokenType op,
        std::unique_ptr<Expression> LHS, std::unique_ptr<Expression> RHS)
{
    return std::make_unique<BinaryExpression>(op, std::move(LHS),
        std::move(RHS));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseUnaryExpression()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok == PLUS) {
        lex_->advance();
        // convert + (Expr) to Expr * 1
        return CreateBinaryExpression(MUL,
            ParseUnaryExpression(), std::make_unique<IntegralLiteral>(1));
    } else if (tok == MINUS) {
        lex_->advance();

        // similarly for `-Expr` to `Expr * -1`
        return CreateBinaryExpression(MUL,
            ParseUnaryExpression(), std::make_unique<IntegralLiteral>(-1));
    } else if (tok == INC || tok == DEC || tok == NOT || tok == BNOT) {
        lex_->advance();

        return std::make_unique<PrefixExpression>(tok, ParseNewExpression());
    }
    auto L = ParseNewExpression();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok == INC) {
        lex_->advance();
        return std::make_unique<PostfixExpression>(tok, std::move(L));
    } else if (tok == DEC) {
        lex_->advance();
        return std::make_unique<PostfixExpression>(tok, std::move(L));
    } else {
        return L;
    }
}

/// reference for this function ::= llvm/examples/Kaleidoscope/chapter3/toy.cpp
/// if you are unable to understand the function just imagine you are
/// parsing 2 + 3 * 5 - 6 / 7, (I too used that as a reference)
std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseBinaryRhs(int prec,
        std::unique_ptr<Expression> lhs)
{
    while (true) {
        int tokprec = lex_->GetPrecedance();

        if (tokprec < prec) {
            return lhs;
        }

        // now we definitely have a binary operator
        auto tok = lex_->peek();
        lex_->advance();

        auto rhs = ParseUnaryExpression();

        auto nextprec = lex_->GetPrecedance();
        if (tokprec < nextprec) {
            rhs = ParseBinaryRhs(tokprec + 1, std::move(rhs));
        }

        // merge lhs and rhs
        lhs = std::make_unique<BinaryExpression>(tok,
                std::move(lhs), std::move(rhs));
    }
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseBinary()
{
    auto lhs = ParseUnaryExpression();

    // parse the rhs, if any
    return ParseBinaryRhs(3, std::move(lhs));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseAssignExpression()
{
    auto lhs = ParseTernary();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (!grok::IsAssign(tok))
        return lhs;

    lex_->advance();
    auto rhs = ParseAssignExpression();
    return std::make_unique<AssignExpression>(std::move(lhs), std::move(rhs));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseTernary()
{
    auto first = ParseBinary();

    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != CONDITION) {
        return first;
    }

    // now we're parsing conditional expression
    // eat '?'
    lex_->advance();
    auto second = ParseAssignExpression();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != COLON) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ':'");
    }

    // eat ':'
    lex_->advance();
    auto third = ParseAssignExpression();

    return std::make_unique<TernaryExpression>(std::move(first),
                    std::move(second), std::move(third));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseCommaExpression()
{
    auto one = ParseAssignExpression();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    // if we have a comma ',', then we definitely have to parse
    // expr of type (expr, expr*)
    if (tok != COMMA)
        return one;

    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> exprs;

    // loop until we don't find a ','
    while (true) {
        exprs.push_back(std::move(one));

        lex_->advance();
        one = ParseAssignExpression();

        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok != COMMA)
            break;
    }

    return std::make_unique<CommaExpression>(std::move(exprs));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseExpressionOptional()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok == SCOLON) {
        return std::make_unique<NullLiteral>();
    } else {
        return ParseCommaExpression();
    }
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseElseBranch()
{
    // eat 'else'
    lex_->advance();

    return ParseStatement();
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseIfStatement()
{
    std::unique_ptr<Expression> result;

    // eat 'if'
    lex_->advance();

    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != LPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    lex_->advance();

    // parse the condition of if statement
    auto condition = ParseCommaExpression();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != RPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ')'");
    lex_->advance();

    // parse the body of 'if'
    auto body = ParseStatement();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok == ELSE) {
        result = std::make_unique<IfElseStatement>(std::move(condition),
            std::move(body), ParseElseBranch());
    } else {
        result = std::make_unique<IfStatement>(std::move(condition),
            std::move(body));
    }

    return result;
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseForStatement()
{
    // eat 'for'
    lex_->advance();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != LPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    lex_->advance();

    // parse 'for ( >>this<< ;...' part
    auto init = ParseExpressionOptional();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != SCOLON)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ';'");
    lex_->advance();

    std::unique_ptr<Expression> condition;
    if (lex_->peek() == SCOLON) {
        condition = std::make_unique<BooleanLiteral>(true);
    } else {
        // parse 'for (x = 10; >>this<< ...' part
        condition = ParseCommaExpression();
    }

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != SCOLON)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ';'");
    lex_->advance();

    std::unique_ptr<Expression> update;
    if (lex_->peek() != RPAR) {
        // parse 'for (x = 10; x < 100; >>this<<...' part
        update = ParseCommaExpression();
    } else {
        update = std::make_unique<NullLiteral>();
    }

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != RPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ')'");
    lex_->advance();

    // parse 'for (x = 10; x < 100; x = x + 1) >>rest<<...' part
    auto body = ParseStatement();
    return std::make_unique<ForStatement>(std::move(init),
        std::move(condition), std::move(update), std::move(body));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseWhileStatement()
{
    lex_->advance(); // eat 'while'

    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != LPAR) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    }
    lex_->advance();

    auto condition = ParseCommaExpression();
    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != RPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ')'");

    lex_->advance();
    auto body = ParseStatement();

    return std::make_unique<WhileStatement>(std::move(condition),
            std::move(body));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseDoWhileStatement()
{
    lex_->advance(); // eat 'do'
    auto body = ParseStatement();

    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != WHILE)
        throw SyntaxError("expected 'while'");
    lex_->advance();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != LPAR) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    }
    lex_->advance();

    auto condition = ParseCommaExpression();
    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != RPAR) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ')'");
    }
    lex_->advance();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != SCOLON)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ';'");
    lex_->advance();

    return std::make_unique<DoWhileStatement>(std::move(condition),
        std::move(body));
}

std::vector<std::string> GrokParser::ParseParameterList()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    auto result = std::vector<std::string>();

    if (tok != LPAR)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '('");
    lex_->advance();

    // check for ')'
    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok == RPAR) {
        lex_->advance();
        return { }; // return an empty vector
    }

    while (true) {
        tok = lex_->peek();

        if (tok != IDENT)
            throw SyntaxError("expected an identifier");

        result.push_back(lex_->GetIdentifierName());
        lex_->advance();

        tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == RPAR)
            break;

        if (tok != COMMA)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ',' or ')'");
        lex_->advance();
    }

    // eat the ')'
    lex_->advance();
    return result;
}

std::unique_ptr<FunctionPrototype> GrokParser::ParsePrototype()
{
    // eat 'function'
    lex_->advance();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    std::string name;
    if (tok == IDENT) {
        name = lex_->GetIdentifierName();
        // eat the IDENT
        lex_->advance();
    }

    // parse the argument list
    auto args = ParseParameterList();
    return std::make_unique<FunctionPrototype>(name, std::move(args));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseFunction()
{
    auto proto = ParsePrototype();
    auto body = ParseStatement();

    return std::make_unique<FunctionStatement>(std::move(proto),
        std::move(body));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseBlockStatement()
{
    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> stmts;
    lex_->advance(); // eat '{'

    while (true) {
        auto stmt = ParseStatement();
        stmts.push_back(std::move(stmt));

        auto tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == RBRACE)
            break;
    }

    lex_->advance(); // eat '}'
    return std::make_unique<BlockStatement>(std::move(stmts));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseReturnStatement()
{
    lex_->advance(); // eat 'return'
    auto expr = ParseAssignExpression();
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    if (tok != SCOLON)
        throw SyntaxError("expected a ';'");
    lex_->advance();
    return std::make_unique<ReturnStatement>(std::move(expr));
}

std::unique_ptr<Declaration> GrokParser::ParseDeclaration()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok != IDENT) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected an identifier");
    }
    std::string name = lex_->GetIdentifierName();
    lex_->advance();

    tok = lex_->peek();
    if (tok == SCOLON || tok == COMMA) {
        return std::make_unique<Declaration>(name);
    } else if (tok != ASSIGN) {
        throw SyntaxError("expected a '='");
    }
    lex_->advance();
    return std::make_unique<Declaration>(name, ParseAssignExpression());
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseVariableStatement()
{
    lex_->advance();    // eat 'var'

    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Declaration>> decl_list;
    while (true) {
        decl_list.push_back(ParseDeclaration());

        auto tok = lex_->peek();
        if (tok == SCOLON)
            break;
        else if (tok != COMMA)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ',' or ';'");
        lex_->advance(); // eat ','
    }

    lex_->advance(); // eat ';'
    return std::make_unique<DeclarationList>(std::move(decl_list));
}

std::unique_ptr<Expression> GrokParser::ParseStatement()
{
    auto tok = lex_->peek();

    switch (tok) {
    default:
    {
        auto result = ParseExpressionOptional();
        tok = lex_->peek();

        if (tok != SCOLON)
            throw SyntaxError("expected a ';'");
        lex_->advance();
        return result;
    }

    case IF:
        return ParseIfStatement();
    case FOR:
        return ParseForStatement();
    case FUNC:
        return ParseFunction();
    case LBRACE:
        return ParseBlockStatement();
    case RET:
        return ParseReturnStatement();
    case WHILE:
        return ParseWhileStatement();
    case DO:
        return ParseDoWhileStatement();
    case VAR:
        return ParseVariableStatement();
    }
}

std::string CreateLLVMLikePointer(size_t pos, size_t len)
{
    std::string result;
    if (pos >= len - 1) {
        result += std::string(len, '~');
        result += '^';
    } else {
        result += std::string(pos - 1 < 0 ? 0 : pos - 1, '~');
        result += '^';
        result += std::string(len - pos, '~');
    }
    return result;
}

std::string GetCurrentLine(std::string &str, size_t &seek)
{
    std::string result;
    ssize_t i = seek - 1;
    size_t e = seek;

    while (i > 0 && str[i] != '\n')
        i--;

    while (e < str.length() && str[e] != '\n')
        e++;
    seek = seek - i;
    return std::string(str.begin() + i, str.begin() + e);
}

std::string GetErrorMessagePointer(std::string &str, size_t seek, Position pos)
{
    std::string shown("");
    std::string line = GetCurrentLine(str, seek);

    shown += line + "\n" + CreateLLVMLikePointer(seek, line.length());
    return shown + '\n';
}

bool GrokParser::ParseExpression()
{
    std::vector<std::unique_ptr<Expression>> exprs;
    expr_ast_ = std::make_shared<BlockStatement>(std::move(exprs));
    try {
        while (!(lex_->peek() == EOS)) {
            expr_ast_->PushExpression(ParseStatement());
        }
    } catch (std::exception &e) {
        std::cerr << e.what() << ", got '"
            << TOKENS[lex_->peek()].value_ << "' ";
        std::cerr << "(at " << lex_->GetCurrentPosition().row_
            << ":" << lex_->GetCurrentPosition().col_ << ").\n";
        std::cerr << GetErrorMessagePointer(lex_->GetStringCache(),
                    lex_->GetSeek(), lex_->GetCurrentPosition());
        return false;
    }

    return true;
}

namespace grok { namespace parser {
std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &os, GrokParser &parser)
{
    *parser.ParsedAST() << os;
    return os;
}

}} // end namespaces

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Since then both Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn and Marvel boss Kevin Feige have denied that Avengers: Infinity Gauntlet is the title of Avengers 4.
Feige also said that Ms. Marvel might be introduced via a movie once the Captain Marvel movie becomes a reality.
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Khan is a Pakistani American teenager from New Jersey who has shapeshifting abilities, thanks to the Inhuman genes that reside within her DNA. She greatly idolizes Captain Marvel and aspires to be just like her.
Domestic and worldwide together now puts "Avengers: Infinity War" at $1,606,829,103. Ms. Marvel which is another character in the comic books, a Muslim hero who was inspired by Captain Marvel, is definitely in the works. Her fans are very excited to see these stars to collaborate on the movie.
In the race for top domestic superhero movie, "Infinity War" ($547.8 million) still has a ways to go to top Disney/Marvel's "Black Panther" ($696.2 million).
She will also appear in Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors, to be released sometime in 2018.
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I couldn't be more excited for a potential Ms. Marvel movie featuring Kamala Khan. It will be Marvel's first solo female superhero film where a female pilot named Carol Danvers turns into Captain Marvel after an encounter with aliens. Box Office Mojo reports that the film out-grossed in three days the entire Chinese theatrical runs of Avengers, Captain America: Civil War and Iron Man 3, and now ranks as the ninth-largest all-time western release in China.
Now, AIW is the fifth highest-grossing film of all-time in global markets, only behind Avatar ($2.02 billion), Titanic ($1.52 billion), Furious 7 ($1.16 billion), and Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($1.13 billion).
The "new journalism" reporter and novelist insisted that the only way to tell a great story was to go out and report it. In 1990, it was for the big screen in a movie starring Tom Hanks, Kim Cattrall, Melanie Griffith and Bruce Willis.
Fellow Borussia Dortmund player Marco Reus' hopes of making his first World Cup got a boost after he made the cut. He wasn't able to show his incredible quality.
Trump had announced the three men's release on Twitter Wednesday and said they were in "good health". For proof, look at the current state of US views on North Korea and Iran.
The pros and cons of stopping Free Dish will be sent to the ministry for it to take a call on it, PTI reported. This will likely be Prime Minister Modi's final reshuffle before the 2019 general election.
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Soros' Open Society Foundations is shifting local staff to Berlin , the group said in a statement Tuesday. Some Hungarian Jews, in addition to Soros himself, find the campaign anti-Semitic.
The Cottagers came from behind to secure their place at Wembley thanks to second-half goals from Ryan Sessegnon and Denis Odoi. The Rams would have wanted to put up more of a fight and they are condemned to an 11th successive season in the second tier.
Erdogan said there would be three days of mourning for those killed in Gaza and planned a large rally in Istanbul for Friday. I urge Christians, Jews and believers of other religions who have common sense to raise their voices against this injustice.
Rangers' season is over, but they have wasted no time in making plans for the 2018/19 campaign by signing Canada worldwide Scott Arfield from Burnley .
Alex Iwobi Arsenal's teammate Jack Wilshere has reportedly been a drop from England squad for the upcoming World Cup. We know these players and we believe that, in the long term, some of them can be world class players.
Analysts say that while the closure of the site is important, it does not represent a material step toward full denuclearisation. It was following that trip that Pompeo returned home with three Americans who had been imprisoned in North Korea .
The flick has the potential to be as enjoyable a movie as we've ever seen from Lee. "It's not a black, white, or brown [problem], it's everybody".
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Individuals who are organized in their personal lives most generally constitute efficient and organized employees in their work environments, succeed in their personal endeavors and are, more often than not, financially secure.
Once an organizational state of mind is established, your status of efficiency in all areas of your life will ultimately benefit.
There is a profound psychological thread that binds all areas of your existence into one distinctive unit. A messy house trashed with useless clutter is an abstract representation of many lives ? also muddled with unnecessary debris that needs to be regrouped, set aside, hidden out of sight or, better yet, disposed of completely. Wasted thoughts, wasted energy and wasted time all add up to wasted money.
In contrast, a well kept home and yard tend to indicate a well-ordered existence in every area of your life, whether it is financial, emotional or physical.
Human nature prescribes that the way you handle your household affairs is generally the same method of productivity you bring to the work place and to society in general. Those who have little respect for their own possessions and authority at home, usually have even less regard for the possessions or authority of others.
Finding yourself "off course" creates an emotional imbalance, resulting in a feeling of being overwhelmed. This "overwhelming feeling" triggers a significant panic reaction that generally results in prompting you to attempt to correct everything at once. So you rush back and forth from one chore to another, not completing anything, thereby temporarily losing focus on any one particular project. Consequently, nothing gets completed and a vicious circle begins.
Living such an indiscriminate lifestyle denies you the feeling of exhilaration and pride in completing any project. Look realistically at what is happening and what you are doing to yourself. Look at the time and energy you are spending yet receiving nothing in return. At best, you end up with a sloppy, half-completed job and feelings of personal guilt and failure over it because you know you could have done better. When you decide you've had enough of that kind of life, maybe it's time to make a change.
Organization is having a system for everything. By utilizing these systems, or routines, you manage to run a household, you manage to be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there, you manage to do everything that needs to be done and you manage to find the time to do the things you enjoy. The only way you can manage to do it all these days is if you are organized. And that means having a system. It's really the easy way out, but so few people seem to be able to grasp it.
With a little planning and personal ingenuity you can turn your life into a methodical system of well-orchestrated routines, always ready to meet the next challenge life has to offer. It sounds so simple, doesn't it? That's because it is. Being organized is truly the easy way out.
Organization must begin with an inward determination to break away from the standard state of confusion and disorder, to a simpler way of life. Since each individual, each situation and each circumstance is unique, so must your method of tackling each challenge take on its own distinctive flair. Your own creative genius will ultimately discover effectual shortcuts in handling these situations, each requiring a slightly different organizational procedure.
Self-discipline is the only required equipment you will need to make any necessary change in your life. As easy as that may sound, there is one minor challenge: Self-discipline is against man's nature.
Self-discipline is taming the inward "savage beast" of discontentment. Telling yourself you are happy despite any difficult circumstances you may encounter in life, appreciating what you have rather than constantly demanding more, living within your means and sticking to your personal standards are conditions that lead to sincere personal happiness. Each of these attributes requires self-discipline.
The more you develop self-discipline, the easier it becomes in all facets of every day life. Sheer determination and a continuous focus on the end result will become the ultimate factors in your acquisition of a life of near-perfection.
Perfection is an inaccessible goal, but making the most of what you have in the easiest, most efficient manner, comes pretty close to it. There is always room for improvement and there is always a simpler, better, and more efficient way of getting things done if you look hard enough to find it.
The closest thing to perfection any individual can hope for in this life is to be happy with yourself the way you are and to simply appreciate what you have.
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An entertainment was given in the Parish Room on Tuesday last, June 3rd. It is so delightful to be out of doors on fine evenings at this time of the year, that it is not surprising that the room was not entirely filled, but those who did come (and there was a very fair attendance) and who enjoy good music, must have spent a very enjoyable evening. The names of Mrs Dalton Nash, Miss Clara Mortlock and Mr Gibbs are sufficient warrant for this statement, and the sweet voice of Miss Whittington bids fair to make her one of the favourite songstresses of the neighbourhood. Mr Gibbs was in splendid form and we don't know which to admire most, the excellent taste he displays in the choice of his songs, or the capital way in which he sings them when chosen. The comic element was supplied by Mr P Wedd, whose appearance on the platform always calls forth a very hearty reception, and Professor Mitchell, who performed some neat feats of legerdemain and earned well deserved applause for his clever illustration of the art of ventriloquism in the amusing sketch, "Over the garden wall". The stage was very tastefully decorated; those who assisted in this work deserve the warmest thanks of the promoters of the concert.
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Christmas songs and jingle bells filled Adams State University gymnasium on late Sunday afternoon, as the ASU music department hosted their annual family-friendly musical concert titled 'Winterfest.' The concert was held in Plachy gymnasium on Sunday, Dec. 2.
This annual Winterfest concert is unlike any other concert done by the music department. The main theme of the concert is that everyone is a participant. The concert aimed to give the community a taste of Christmas music.
All of the music faculty members and all ASU ensemble and choir groups were in attendance at the concert. As the concert started Dr. Matthew Luttrell welcomed the audience. He said that the concert consisted of both traditional and non-traditional Christmas numbers.
Luttrell said the goal of the concert is to give back to the community by providing performance of music that people enjoy this time of year. He said Winterfest allows the ASU music department to celebrate the performance of every student.
"It provides sort of a maximum effect of what we do here at the department of music. Every individual from every discipline be it singing or instrumental, you name it we are doing it today," he said.
The concert started off with 'Sussex Carol' by Joseph Flummerfelt, 'Gaudete' by Mark Burrows and a traditional carol 'A Merry Christmas' by Arthur Warrell. These three numbers were done by ASU chamber choir and conducted by Dr. Beth Robison. The high celling of gymnasium amplified the sounds of the choir.
The next performance was an audience sing along, and the song was Let it snow. The entire audience member participated in the sing along. There were total of four sing along numbers in the concert.
After that performance ASU Big Band played Sugar Rum Cherry by Peter Tchaikovsky. The musical piece was from The Nutcracker Suite and James Doyle conducted the band.
One of the best songs Jingle Bells was the next audience sing along number performed by ASU music faculty. After that song Concert Choir performed three more Christmas musical numbers. 68 West group took the stage to sing Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas after the choir.
The concert also played Russian Christmas Music by Alfred Reed. It was performed by ASU Wind Ensemble. Luttrell told the audience members that the Russian Christian music is not like other Christmas tunes. It is not something that audience would be able to sing along to. Luttrell said that this particular Christmas tune is music based out of four hymns from the eastern orthodox religion in Russia.
The last piece of the concert was Joy to the World. Audiences were encouraged to clap, or use anything to make music and participate. The entire audience clapped their hands in synchronization with ASU Wind Ensemble.
ASU music student Christina who performed in Winterfest said the concert was fun and was a great experience.
"It is very chaotic as it is always last minute thing, but it is always fun to sing Christmas songs," she said.


Tapered columns and a wraparound porch lend a touch of nostalgia to this 2,560-square-foot home. Inside, the living area includes a fireplace and French doors to a sunny deck. The island kitchen will be the hub of family activity, with its nearby breakfast nook, pantry, and menu desk or computer alcove. Just steps away, a sizable laundry room facilitates multi-tasking. Upstairs, the spectacular master suite boasts endless features; you wont find a private sitting room in most other house plans.


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Stephen B
amiibo is certainly turning out to be a big thing in Nintendo's eyes. Whether or not the rewards for utilizing each amiibo is worthy to you, Nintendo plans to implement all sorts of bonuses. It appears right now that every amiibo is meant to do 'something' in each game though games not featuring certain characters may have more limited uses or lesser-valued ones. We've had plenty of threads on here for amiibo and I'm sure that will continue. Still, I wanted to establish a general discussion thread that doesn't have a specific focus or thought. We'll also use this thread for informing the forums about upcoming news regarding new waves of amiibo or new compatibility. Enjoy! Tell us which amiibo you're planning to get! To get the party started, here are the various waves of amiibo on their way, compatibility information from Nintendo's website, and various links to other threads regarding amiibo.
Known amiibo
Yarn Yoshi
Animal Crossing (multiple waves)
Animal Crossing amiibo Cards
30th Anniversary Mario
Chibi-Robo, Shovel Knight, and Mega Man
Skylanders Superchargers - Bowser and DK
Compatible Games
Super Smash Bros for Wii U, Mario Kart 8, Hyrule Warriors, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Mario Party 10, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Yoshi's Woolly World, Splatoon, CodeName: S.T.E.A.M., ACE COMBAT ASSAULT HORIZON LEGACY, Xenoblade Chronicles 3D, and more…
Nintendo's amiibo Website
Getting a Link Amiibo.
He's the Amiibo all other Amiibo's want to be. But they can't. Because they're not Link.
Losers.
Here's what I'm planning to purchase, though not necessarily immediately.
Round 1: Releasing 11/21/2014
Round 2: Releasing December 2014
Round 3: Releasing February 2015
Since I own (or will own) all three known games to work with amiibo, plus I'm planning to pick up at least three of the four games amiibo will soon work with, this honestly should be quite a fun addition to my games. I'm excited to have figures of these characters, most I can't find anywhere. amiibo can be spelled 'W.I.N.' as far as I can tell right now.
It's funny how the general consensus on amiibo has changed so much here. I like the links, but you forgot the first one I made, where everyone rated their excitement! Looks like most of us came around on them.
kriswright
Really? Everyone came around? I'm surprised.
Still pretty much sticking to my guns of only getting the Kid Icarus ones.
Why is Luigi's pose so stupid looking?
ploot
I guarantee we will be seeing "special edition" alternate coloured amiibo. It'll be nuts.
@kriswright
I actually think the pose is awesome. It's based off one of his silly taunts/winning stances.
Truthfully, if he was in a "normal" pose, I wouldn't really be that interested in his amiibo.
It didn't use the name 'amiibo' so it was missed in my search! I've added it now though as it may be the first real thread about it.
PogueSquadron
They're all, I believe, just figurine versions of their Smash Bros. Profile pics. Kind of a shame, especially for someone like Luigi. I don't quite understand why Luigi is the way he is in a Smash.
A reminder that GCU members at Best Buy get 20% off these. I wouldn't mind having a Link, Mario, or Samus one. The Link one has the most value right now. I wonder how much value some of the tertiary characters will have. I'll basically just have to get them based on which toys I like the most.
If I cave in and get one, it'll probably be Samus as she's basically my favorite character. Plus the amiibo itself actually looks great! But depending on how that Spinner power up in Hyrule Warriors unlocks, I might have to get Link too. I kind of dread it as more games come out though because as TriforceBun pointed out several times already, it's more tempting to get amiibos that unlock a ton of content across multiple games instead of focusing on lesser ones that will benefit the player less.
I knew from the start I'd probably get them all even if I didn't want to, however, after seeing the finalized retail versions (compared to the flashy perfect E3 versions) I no longer want them all. I did order Yoshi, Pikachu, and Kirby, as their retail versions look pretty good and I wanted some to play around with at launch. The Villager and Peach, which I also wanted, look awful now. At least, based upon the videos and images I've seen online of them. Thus, given the cheapening of the retail amiibos, I will only be getting those that have a quality look to them. I'm hoping King Dedede, Mega Man, and Toon Link turn out okay. Perhaps upon seeing the first wave in person (providing they don't sell out), I may change my tune a bit. Just please don't botch Ness!
Time for a new poll? I'd guess that most people who still hold negative views just don't talk about them much.
@Jargon
I'd recommend we wait till December for a new poll... so we can have people using them or having more access to viewing them before making a new assess
Yeah this is the case for me. I was trying to leave this thread be as I consider myself pretty against the Amiibo concept and this thread seems more directed at people who like the idea. With that said, I'll be doing just that now.
@Stephen
I appreciate the gesture. While constructive criticism is welcome in any discussion thread, this is aimed for folks who want to enjoy amiibo without needing to defend positions or sift through any over abundance of negativity. We're here to celebrate and discuss them!
Abdooooo
I've always been into figurines. I've already purchased the Kirby amiibo and plan to purchase a few more as time goes on.
What I'm really curious about is how Nintendo is going about making the amiibo figurines. It may be too early to ask Nintendo as they may be making big changes since its their initial delivery. In my Google searches I didn't find anything that unveiled how amiibo's are created but I did come across an article and video that explained how Skylanders are created. I would assume a similar technique is being used for amiibo.
What I'd like to see is for Nintendo to maybe do this stuff for 3DS owners as well. Like, if you connect your 3DS to X game, you get a little bonus, as a thank you for owning so much Nintendo stuff. Club Nintendo is great but as a rewards program it sometimes comes off as lacking.
@PogueSquadron
It'll be a little tricky to implement right now as the 3DS requires a special attachment to utilize, but come the 'new' 3DS, it'll be natively built in and I could see what you're saying happening a lot more.
@Abdooooo
What's the general gist of how Skylanders are created?
In the past it took them weeks and months to sculpt and approve different Skylanders. They now use 3D printers to get the sculpting done. It uses a soft supporting material and then a harder material for the actual figurine. They chip away the soft stuff and are left with the sculpture. Pretty cool process. I assume they use that figurine as the template to mass produce the final product using molds. What they don't go into is how the figures are painted. I don't have time right now but in my brief searches it looks like the painting details can really increase the overall price of the figurine. I wonder if a computerized system is painting them, a crew of people are hand painting them, or a bit of both?
warerare
Not interested myself, I just don't see the value in them. I guess I will just remain locked out of certain features in the games I purchase..
Link and Peach for now, Zelda and Luigi in a month, and Rosalina & Luma and Mega Man down the road.
carlosrox
Samus and Megaman for sure. Fox looks pretty good too.
Considering Link, but the extra plastic bits really turn me off some of these.

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There are many ways to lay the groundwork that will support friendly, pleasant, long-term client relationships. Apple, for example, pretty much nails customer satisfaction every time; just look at the smiles on every person walking by with a Macbook and you'll know what I mean. People even seem happy to walk into the Apple store to troubleshoot their machine with an Apple employee at the Genius Bar.
In addition to cultivating a solid relationship with clients, it's crucial–maybe even more so–to create those kinds of relationships with employees and coworkers.
In college, I worked on a landscaping crew run by a guy named Rafael. He told the funniest stories all day long while he worked himself (and us) into the ground. Those stories, and the sincere happiness with which he shared them, made each workday brisk and bearable.
What I've learned is this: most people want to know that they're speaking with another human person, just like themselves–not having a conversation with a robot. This knowledge makes a huge difference.
1. Remember that people with a problem prefer to talk to people. These days, I work to make sure that when a Jive client comes to me for something, that they walk away with a contract, or an answer, or whatever it is they need. People are increasingly frustrated when they get a synthesized human voice recording on the phone with only a set number of options that doesn't quite address their problem. This is where being human gives us a distinct advantage over automation. Automation only works in certain typical circumstances, but when someone has an atypical problem, they want to converse with a human who can understand and react appropriately.
2. Avoid jargon and fluff. Perhaps the person I'm talking to is familiar with the legal terms I use, but I shouldn't take that for granted. When I do, the other person may feel embarrassed to ask what an unfamiliar word means, and our conversation becomes less and less effective. So I make an effort to make sure people walk away having experienced as little hassle, fluff, and legalese as possible.
3. Don't plug people into categories. It's really important to do the technical part of your job well, but it's so easy to get caught up in the daily humdrum and forget how ridiculously human we all are. We forget how important it is to treat people like fellow humans, and not just associates, clients, bosses, or employees.
4. Remind yourself that it's good to be needed. Our time, cliche as it is, is precious. There are plenty of people willing to fill it up with their own agendas. When someone asks a favor, or just hangs around our corner of the office, it's easy to get put off and to put them off. Don't do it. Remind yourself that this is why you're here. You solve problems, you offer solutions, you make peoples' lives easier. It isn't always convenient, but never forget that, far worse than being overloaded is the feeling that you're unnecessary or have nothing to offer.
5. Tell powerful stories. This is one of the best ways to combat the tendency to forget our humanity. Stories resonate within all of us in a way that connects and inspires us (depending on the story, of course). I try to tell stories every chance I get, even in the contracts I write. The best stories have a tendency to become self-fulfilling prophecies. What stories do you tell about yourself? What story do you want people to remember when they think of your company, and of you?
Think about the people you work with and the people you work to help. Think about what is is they really need and what you can do to help them achieve it. Then go do it. Because whether you're part of the Jive team or one of Jive's many customers, that's the story we're really here to tell–isn't it?


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Amazon just stepped up its parental benefits
by Kathryn Vasel @KathrynVasel November 2, 2015: 7:45 PM ET
Amazon fights 'brutal' workplace portrait
Remember all that scathing criticism about Amazon having a poor work-life balance?
Well, life for new parents at the online retail giant just got a little easier. The company announced a major overhaul to its parental leave policy on Monday. The new benefits mean:
-New moms can take up 20 weeks of fully paid leave.
-New dads can take six week at full salary.
-Employees can share their parental leave with a partner who doesn't get paid leave.
-Birth mothers and primary caregivers can ease back into work on a flexible schedule.
Related: These companies have awesome benefits for parents
The enhanced benefits come in the wake of a New York Times article published in August that called the company a "bruising workplace."
The story included interviews with former Amazon (AMZN) employees describing an environment that was hostile to those with families, including one ex-worker who said she was told that "raising children would most likely prevent her from success at a higher level because of the long hours required."
The article prompted a broader discussion about work-life balance at large corporations.
But Amazon claimed the article misrepresented its workplace culture. Last month, the company fired back at the Times and accused the paper of unbalanced reporting and shoddy fact checking.
Related: Amazon and New York Times battle publicly over story's accuracy
Amazon's new policy means that new mothers can now take up to 20 weeks of paid leave. Previously, new mothers got eight weeks at full pay.
Birth mothers will now get four weeks of paid leave ahead of their due date and another 10 weeks of paid maternity leave.
New moms and dads are also offered an additional six weeks of paid leave following the arrival of a child. This is particularly good news for fathers at the company who previously received no paid time off. The parental leave can be taken in one chunk or split into two three-week periods within the first 12 months following the birth or adoption.
The new policies go into effect next year. The paid leave benefits apply to full-time hourly and salaried employees who've been employed with the company for at least a year, including workers in fulfillment centers and customer services associates.
The company also unveiled a new program called "Leave Share" that allows workers to share their six-week parental leave with a partner who doesn't get any paid leave. "When you return from your paid leave, you'll receive your base pay for the unused portion of the parental leave in your next available paycheck along with your regular base pay," according to an internal memo obtained by CNNMoney.
Amazon is also offering a "Ramp Back Program" that gives birth mothers and primary caregivers an eight-week transition period of flexible work time after they return to their jobs. Workers can choose from three reduced-hour plans that offer between 50-75% pay for a period of eight weeks.
Related: Amazon unveils 'Black Friday Deals' store
Tech firm Nvidia (NVDA) also announced a sweetened parental leave policy Monday. Its offering new mothers 22 weeks of paid leave, besting Amazon's new policy by 14 days. Fathers and adoptive and foster parents will get 12 weeks.
New parents previously received only six weeks of leave at full pay, plus an additional six weeks with reduced wages for birth moms.
Nvidia, which is based in Silicon Valley and employs more than 9,200 people, said in a statement that its rolling out the policy for U.S. workers now and is working to expand it internationally.
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Холмовая — деревня в Пировском районе Красноярского края в составе Кириковского сельсовета.

География
Находится примерно в  11 километрах по прямой на восток-северо-восток от районного центра села Пировское.

Климат
Климат резко континентальный. Самый теплый месяц — июль, со средней температурой +17,8 °С, с абсолютным максимумом +34,6 °С. Самый холодный месяц — январь: средняя температура составляет –20,1 °С, абсолютный минимум –52,5 °С.

История
Основана деревня в 1909 году. Альтернативные названия Новорождественская и Трудовая (последнее навязывалось сверху в 1922 году). В 1926 году учтено было 102 жителя, преимущественно татары.  В советское время работал колхоз «Красная Звезда».

Население
Постоянное население составляло 1 человек в 2002 году (татарской национальности), 1 в 2010.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Пировского района

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Firstly, winter suits Florence. The amount of rain in February is normal with an average of 69mm (2.7in). Florence in February is quite cold; however, there are a number of reasons why you could have the time of your life in this weather. Considering the weather, we would say Florence's (and Tuscany's) best travel months (also its busiest and most expensive) are April, May, June, September, and October.These months combine the convenience of peak season with pleasant weather.. The most grueling thing about travel in Florence is the summer heat in July and August, when temperatures hit the high 80s and 90s.
Today's and tonight's Florence, CO weather forecast, weather conditions and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.com With six daily hours of sunshine and temperatures in the range of 4°C (39.2°F) and 12°C (53.6°F), February is tolerable and has mildly cool days.
Average Weather during February in Florence (Tuscany), Italy. Winter Weather in Florence.
Winter is the coldest season for Florence, when average temperatures drop from 8°C in December down to 7°C in January and back up to 8°C in February.Daily highs and lows follow a similar pattern, changing from 11°C/4°C in December to 12°C/3°C in January and then rising up to 12°C/4°C in February. As the number of tourists climbs year after year, visiting the city during non-peak seasons is the … With only eight rainy days in February, the month is moderately dry, receiving a low …
The average minimum temperature (usually the minimum temperature is noted during the night) in Florence in February is 2.0°C (35.6°F). City Museums in Florence | ELECTRESS PALATINE | Feb 18. the anniversary of the death of Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici. Florence Weather February. To help you choose the best time to travel, you can find climate data below on the weather in Florence in February.
Florence is located in oceanic climate that can be described as high humidity and moderate seasonal temperature fluctuations warm summer and soft but windy winter. The average maximum temperature lies around 12.0°C (53.6°F). The February weather guide for Florence, South Carolina shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia), the Met Office & the Netherlands Meteorological Institute.Find out more about our data sources. February weather forecast for Florence, Italy.
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Anthony Wayne "Tony" Brenton, 63, of Pleasant Hill, was born October 8, 1958, in Kansas City, Missouri, the son of William E. and Elsie P. (Taylor) Brenton. He departed this life, Friday, August 5, 2022, at his home surrounded with love and family.
Tony grew up and attended school in Northeast Kansas City. He was a "Gear Head" and long before he could drive, he would work on cars and motorcycles for all his neighborhood friends.
On April 8, 1989, he was united in marriage to his soulmate and love of his life, Maureen A. McNamara in Kansas City. Striving through life they enjoyed 33 years of marriage, building a loving family that has grown so much.
Tony was first employed as a mechanic and manager of the Amoco gas station in NE Kansas City. He worked for a short time at Western Electric in Lee's Summit, later as a Warehouse Manager and driver for Allied Van Lines. He settled in with the City of Overland Park where he started out on the maintenance crew, working his way up the ladder to Street Light Technician, and retired as the Maintenance Crew Leader after 26 years.
He enjoyed camping, fishing, and side-by-side riding. He was always using his jack-of-all-trades knowledge to come up with creative solutions to problems out in his shop. He took every opportunity to help the ones he loved whether it be back breaking labor or a simple ride into town. He was the biggest supporter of his kids, taking them to all their sports activities; sitting in a lawn chair to watch each practice. He enjoyed many memorable camping trips with his soul mate, always finding the most pleasure in the simpler things in life. All this he passed down to his children and grandchildren including his wisdom – "If it hurts, don't do it!"
Tony was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Donna Brenton, and one daughter, Kristina "Krissy" Brenton on April 27, 2019.
He is survived by his wife, Maureen of Pleasant Hill; two sons, Dustin J. McNamara and William A. (and Suzanne) Brenton of Pleasant Hill; two daughters, Sara G. (and Ben) York of Truesdale, Missouri and Katie L. (and Samantha) Brenton of Holden; seven grandchildren, Naudia McNamara, Dylan McNamara, Isabelle Brenton, Isaiah Brenton, Aimé York, Reid York, and Michael York; four sisters, JoAnn Robinson of Jacksonville, North Carolina, Billie Rader of Belton, Sherri Carter of Harrisonville, and Mary Jane Carroll of Kansas City, Missouri; other relatives and friends.
Cremation has been accorded.
A private celebration of Tony's life will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions are suggested to the KC Pet Project and may be sent in care of the funeral home.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.StanleyEdenburn.com
Arrangements: Stanley-Edenburn Funeral Home, 203 N. Armstrong St., Pleasant Hill, Missouri 64080 (816) 540-5550
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It is no secret that more and more for-profit companies and non-profit organizations are using binding religious arbitration agreements as a means to bypass legal liability. It has been reported that entities that have little or no religious purpose, such as bamboo floor vendors and vocation cabin rental agencies, have quietly inserted binding arbitration clauses into everyday agreements. In the event of a dispute the consumers or victims cannot take these entities to a secular court, but rather to a religious tribunal that claims to be capable of settling any dispute using their interpretations of the Bible. A common reaction against these questionable practices follows this line of critique: shouldn't religious arbitration, if tolerated at all, only be used for disputes concerning religious or spiritual matters on which the secular courts cannot adjudicate? What does buying bamboo floors or renting a vocation cabin have anything to do with Christian doctrines?
Does an Arbitration Clause in a Nursing Home Agreement Preclude Tort Actions Relating to the Resident's Wrongful Death?
Arbitration clauses in nursing home agreements are pretty much standard. Whether such a clause precludes tort actions complaining about the resident's wrongful death is consequently an important issue. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has recently addressed this issue in Taylor v. Extendicare Health Facilities, Inc., 147 A.3d 490 (Pa. 2016). In that case, the resident's family members sued the nursing home in their individual capacity as derivative victims of the alleged tort (the wrongful death action) and as representatives of the resident's estate (the survival action). In the wrongful death action, the plaintiffs sought compensation for the emotional harm they sustained from losing their loved one prematurely and possibly for their economic losses as the resident's dependents (the Court's decision provides no details on that). The survival suit, on the other hand, focused on the resident's entitlement to be compensated for pain and suffering and other harms she sustained from the alleged negligence. This entitlement belonged to the resident's estate rather than her successors as individuals.
The agreement between the resident and the nursing home contained a standard compulsory arbitration provision that covered any resident's suit against the nursing home. This provision consequently extended to the survival action, but not to the wrongful death suit filed by the nonparties to the agreement. However, under Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure 213(e), wrongful death and survival actions cannot be bifurcated and must be tried together. Based on that rule, the trial court decided that the two actions must be consolidated, and because one of the actions fell outside the scope of the arbitration provision, both actions should go to trial.
Six and a half years ago, things have changed dramatically. In July 2009, the Minnesota Attorney General filed a complaint against NAF and related entities, accusing them of violations of the Minnesota Prevention of Consumer Fraud Act. The complaint alleged that NAF held itself out to the public as an independent arbitration company, while at the same time working against consumers' interests and that it "earns revenue when it convinces companies to place mandatory predispute arbitration agreements in their customer agreements and then to appoint the Forum to arbitrate any future disputes." Shortly thereafter, the parties entered into a consent judgment under which NAF agreed that it would not administer, process, or participate in any consumer arbitration filed on or after July 24, 2009.
Based on caselaw that followed this judgment, I estimated that the judgment effectively annulled the arbitration clause in thousands of agreements between nursing homes and residents. See, e.g., Riley v. Extendicare Health Facilities, Inc., 826 N.W.2d 398 (Wis.App. 2012); Estate of Cooper v. Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Soc., 2013 WL 4526274 (N.M.App. 2013); Miller v. GGNSC Atlanta, 746 S.E.2d 680 (Ga.App. 2013); Sunbridge Retirement Care Associates v. Smith, 757 S.E.2d 157 (Ga.App. 2014).
Most, if not all, nursing homes have their residents sign an agreement to arbitrate any dispute or disagreement arising out of or in connection with the care rendered to the resident by the nursing home, including claims by the resident involving, and/or arising out of conduct committed by the nursing home and/or its agents, employees, or others for whom and/or which the nursing home is, may be, or is asserted to be, legally responsible. Such agreements also stipulate that they will apply to and bind any and all persons and/or entities who and/or which may assert a claim on behalf of, or derived through, the resident, including, without limitation, the resident's legal representative, guardians, heirs, executors, administrators, estate(s), successors and assigns.
Ostensibly, such agreements compel arbitration on the resident's survivors who claim that the resident died prematurely as a result of the nursing home's neglect. The Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), as interpreted in AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion, 131 S. Ct. 1740 (2011), seems to support this observation. This Act requires state and federal courts to enforce arbitration agreements similarly to other contracts. Pursuant to this Act, when a resident's survivor files a wrongful death suit against the nursing home, the court must stay the proceeding and direct the parties to arbitration.
Can a healthcare provider make an arbitration agreement with patients for resolving future malpractice disputes?
This question has no straightforward answer. As an initial matter, one needs to separate individual arbitration agreements between doctors and patients from group health plans for employees. A group health plan that obligates employees to arbitrate medical malpractice claims is valid and enforceable: see Madden v. Kaiser Foundation Hospital, 552 P.2d 1178 (Cal. 1976). The plan's designers—employers on one side and MCOs/HMOs on the other side—have roughly equal bargaining powers and cannot easily take advantage of one another. Their preference for arbitration is part of a well thought-through deal that includes an attractively priced health benefits package for employees (such deals do not always promote the employees' best interest, but this is a story for another occasion: see here).


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Lord Leopold Arthur Louis Mountbatten  (21 May 1889 – 23 April 1922) was a British Army officer and a descendant of the Hessian princely Battenberg family and the British Royal Family. A grandson of Queen Victoria, he was known as Prince Leopold of Battenberg from his birth until 1917, when the British Royal Family relinquished their German titles during World War I, and the Battenberg family changed their name to Mountbatten.

Early life

Prince Leopold was born on 21 May 1889. His father was Prince Henry of Battenberg, the son of Prince Alexander of Hesse and by Rhine and Julia, Princess of Battenberg. His mother was Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom, the fifth daughter and the youngest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.

As he was the product of a morganatic marriage, Prince Henry of Battenberg took his style of Prince of Battenberg from his mother, Julia von Hauke, who was created Princess of Battenberg in her own right.

As such, Leopold was styled as His Serene Highness Prince Leopold of Battenberg from birth. In the United Kingdom he was styled His Highness Prince Leopold of Battenberg under a Royal Warrant passed by Queen Victoria in 1886.  He was baptised at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle on 29 June 1889. His godparents were Leopold II of Belgium (represented by the Prince of Wales), the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn (represented by Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein), Prince Louis of Battenberg (represented by the Marquess of Lorne), the Marchioness of Lorne, the Duchess of Albany and Princess Marie of Erbach-Schönberg. His father died of malaria in 1896.

Leopold was a haemophiliac, a condition he inherited through his mother. His maternal uncle of the same name, Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, had died from the same condition.

Military career
Leopold was commissioned a lieutenant (supernumerary) on 16 October 1909 in the 8th Battalion of the Isle of Wight Rifles, a Territorial Force unit. On 19 October 1912, he received a regular army commission in The King's Royal Rifle Corps. During service in the First World War, he was promoted to temporary lieutenant on 15 November 1914, to lieutenant on 30 April 1915 and finally to captain on 14 September 1916.

On 7 April 1918, he was placed on the half-pay list "on account of ill-health contracted on active service." From 23 July of that year until the following 6 January, he served as an extra aide-de-camp on the staff of the War Office. He resigned his commission on 14 April 1920; at the special request of his cousin, George V, he was granted the honorary rank of major.

Relinquishment of titles

During the First World War, anti-German feeling in the United Kingdom led Leopold's first cousin, George V to change the name of the Royal House from the Germanic House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha to the more English-sounding House of Windsor. The King also renounced all his Germanic titles for himself and all members of the British Royal Family who were British citizens.

In response to this, Leopold renounced his title, through a royal warrant from the King, dated 14 July 1917, of a Prince of Battenberg and the style His Highness and became Sir Leopold Mountbatten, by virtue of his being a Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order. Under a further warrant in September 1917 he was granted the style and precedence of the younger son of a marquess, and became Lord Leopold Mountbatten.

Death
Lord Leopold died on , during a hip operation. After being initially interred in the Royal Vault at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, he was buried in the Royal Burial Ground, Frogmore. A memorial tablet to him and his brother Maurice is in Winchester Cathedral. His will was sealed in London after his death in 1922. His estate was valued at £4,049 (or £160,600 in 2022 when adjusted for inflation).

Titles, styles and honours

Titles
21 May 1889 – 14 July 1917: His Highness Prince Leopold of Battenberg
14 July – 11 September 1917: Sir Leopold Mountbatten
11 September 1917 – 23 April 1922: Lord Leopold Mountbatten

Honours
KCVO: Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, 19 June 1911
GCVO: Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order, 1 January 1915
Foreign
: Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, 27 May 1906

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Drunk woman swore at police and called them "piggies" - as they tried to help her
Rebecca Coyne was found in some woods looking for her mobile phone
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A DRUNK woman called police "piggies" when they tried to help after finding her in some woods looking for her mobile phone.
The officers were met with abuse by Rebecca Coyne as they attempted to assist her and take her home.
Coyne, of Macaulay Road in Birkby, admitted to her fourth charge of being drunk and disorderly in public.
Kirklees magistrates were told that at 8am on March 1 police found her wandering about in some woods.
They took her home but she appeared drunk and was dismissive towards the officers as they tried to help her.
She repeatedly refused to go into her home and shouted loudly in the street as she banged on the windows.
Coyne, 27, stood in the middle of the road swearing and her abusive behaviour escalated as she shouted "f**k the police" and called the officers "piggies".
They arrested her and she tried to kick the officers in the face while in custody at Huddersfield Police Station as she continued to shout, scream and swear.
Coyne, who was not represented, admitted that she had a problem with alcohol and had sought help from her GP.
She told magistrates: "I've had four charges for this and I've obviously got some underlying issues.
These doctors think the HRI plan is "seriously flawed, inadequate, unsafe and unworkable"
"I have used alcohol to cope and this has resulted in me behaving like this.
"It's not an excuse and I recognise that there are some issues that need addressing."
Magistrates fined Coyne £65 and ordered her to pay £85 costs plus £30 victim surcharge.


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GOP can't get together on how to attack Sotomayor
WASHINGTON - Leading GOP senators yesterday offered more subtle criticism of the first Hispanic nominated to the Supreme Court, but passed up the chance to stifle racially charged critiques of Sonia Sotomayor by some fellow Republicans.
by By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press, Daily News
Published Jun 1, 2009
The party out of power in Washington is struggling to develop a unified political strategy to oppose the Supreme Court nominee.
Sotomayor, an appeals court judge, already faces scrutiny from conservatives over a 2001 remark that her experiences as an Hispanic woman would lead her to better decisions than those made by a white man. Talk-show host Rush Limbaugh has called her a "racist" while former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, saying a "Latina woman racist" is unsuitable for the court, has called for withdrawing the nomination.
The Senate's top Republicans didn't disavow those assessments, although they urged different language to oppose President Obama's first nominee to the high court.
Those appearing on yesterday's news shows walked gingerly when it came to criticizing a member of the fast-growing Hispanic population. They risk a potential backlash from their conservative base because Limbaugh and Gingrich hold tremendous sway among the Republican faithful.
"I definitely think we need to have the respectful tone and we need to look at the record," said Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas. "We need to have the responsibilities that have been put on us by the Constitution taken very seriously."
The Senate's Republican leaders have cobbled together a strategy that recognizes they don't have the votes to block Sotomayor. They have combed over her record on the federal bench ahead of confirmation hearings and questioned whether she would be unbiased in her decisions on the high court. They have also watched quietly as Limbaugh, Gingrich and former Bush adviser Karl Rove have attacked Sotomayor.
"She brings a form of bigotry or racism to the court," Limbaugh said on his radio program last week.
"The real question here that needs to be asked, and nobody on our side, from a columnist to a TV commentator to anybody in our party has the guts to ask: How can a president nominate such a candidate, and how can a party get behind such a candidate? That's what would be asked if somebody were foolish enough to nominate David Duke or pick somebody even less offensive."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell yesterday refused to criticize that remark, although he said it doesn't represent his view.
"Look, I've got a big job to do, dealing with 40 Senate Republicans and trying to advance the nation's agenda," said McConnell, R-Ky. "I've got better things to do than be the speech police over people who are going to have their views about a very important appointment, which is an appointment to the United States Supreme Court."
Sen. Jeff Sessions, the top Republican who on the Judiciary Committee, similarly said he wasn't going to baby-sit conservative commentators.
"I think that she is a person who believes that her background can influence her decision. That's what troubles me," said Sessions, R-Ala. Although he would prefer that they not call Sotomayor a racist, he said, "people have a free right to speak and say what they want and make the analogies that they want."
Sotomayor, nominated Tuesday to replace Justice David Souter when he retires, suggested in 2001 that her experiences influence her judicial decisions. The White House has said she likely regrets her choice of words but has stood by her nomination.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., also a member of the Judiciary Committee, said that he doesn't think Sotomayor is a racist. However, Graham, who is white, said she should apologize for comments that suggest "all the hardship she has gone through makes her better than me."
Obama's allies lined up in Sotomayor's defense.
"As long as you put rule of law first, of course, it's quite natural to understand that our experiences affect us. I don't think anybody wants nine justices on the Supreme Court who have ice water in their veins," said Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.
Hutchison and McConnell appeared yesterday on CNN's "State of the Union." Sessions and Leahy spoke to NBC's "Meet the Press." Graham spoke on "Fox News Sunday," Kyl on CBS' "Face the Nation" and Schumer on ABC's "This Week." *
By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press, Daily News


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This type of software often offers volunteer recruitment tools, scheduling, management, and communication and acts as a database for all of an organization's volunteer information. A volunteer management system also offers feature sets specifically for the administrative requirements to manage any number of volunteers.
Breeze Volunteer Management 4.8 Jon VerLee Custom 2013 $16 M 83+ Remote 1888+ Reviews N/A
Mobilize Volunteer Management 4.7 Dave Hersh Custom 2017 $17 M 35+ Greater New York Area 1999+ Reviews N/A
VolunteerMark 4.1 Andrew Stanley Free 2011 $4.4 M 59+ 2011 1597+ Reviews N/A
NationBuilder 3.9 Lea Endres $29 2009 $20 M 138+ Los Angeles 1711+ Reviews N/A
Bloomerang Volunteer Management 4.7 Ross Hendrickson $99 2012 $10 B 23305+ New York 1632+ Reviews N/A
SignupGenius 4.6 Dan Rutledge $8.99 2008 $5.2 M 22+ Charlotte 1874+ Reviews N/A
Init Live 4.6 Chris Courneya $49 2013 $6 M 17+ Ottawa 1784+ Reviews N/A
Volunteer Impact 4.7 Tony Goodrow $20 2000 $2.8 M 19+ Hamilton 1654+ Reviews N/A
Salesforce Volunteer Management 4.5 Marc Benioff $48 2000 $21.25 B 56606+ San Francisco 1521+ Reviews 150000+
VolunteerMatch 4.5 Greg Baldwin Custom 1998 $13 M 34+ Oakland 1963+ Reviews N/A
Quickly email and text groups, Powerful reports, Events & Check In Features
Breeze is a software that helps organizations in managing databases, creating groups, sending and scheduling email and text messages, offering online and text message giving, generating contribution reports, setting up event registration, and managing volunteers. Additionally, it offers products that are highly built with passion, professionalism, and outstanding technical expertise.
Read and write APIs, Streamlined event campaigns, Customizable Features
We are committed as a corporation to creating an environment that reflects the variety of our supporters and organizations. Women, LGBTQ individuals, people of color, and other underrepresented groups in the IT and nonprofit industries are especially encouraged to apply. Airbnb, Bain & Company and a variety of political campaigns and government entities make up our team.
Free Price
Class management, Schedule volunteering, Friendly reminders Features
Volunteers can utilize VolunteerMark for no cost at all. Volunteers receive access to a personal dashboard after joining VolunteerMark, where they can track their hours, identify and follow organizations, donate, and much more. A free mobile app, social media sharing, service hour verifications, and volunteer certifications are all included as part of membership.
$29 Price
Email & text blasting, Movements, and campaigns, Fundraising & finances Features
NationBuilder believes in the power of people when they are linked. Relatively, the company lives in the thought that each of us has a unique contribution to make the world better, but we can't do it on our own. Find something you enjoy doing and find others who enjoy it as much as you do.
Interactive Dashboard, Integrations, Smart Reports Features
Bloomerang, just like other CRMs, allows you to capture specific volunteer-related information just like skills, availability, interests, and more. Moreover, this company was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana. This is also a solution applicable for small and growing nonprofit organizations, and allows them to reach, engage, and retain more advocates.
$8.99 Price
Powerful Group Messaging, Reporting & Advanced Tools, Easy Payment & Donation Tools Features
SignupGenius is the most popular sign up service that was founded in 2008 and headquartered in Charlotte, NC. Subsequently, the company carries the mission to empower people in changing the world through organizations. Additionally, the company teamed up with Providence Strategic Growth last 2017 to provide solutions and accelerate growth.
Partner Integrations, Screening & Recruitment Process, Data Management Features
Init Live is technically a computer software that offers an all-in-one staff and volunteer management solution for nonprofits programs and events. Subsequently, it is a certified B corporation that is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario; and is powered by around 11 to 50 employees. It also offers volunteer sign-up, onboarding, scheduling, management, and more.
Searching, Volunteer Profiles, Flexible Scheduling Features
Volunteer Impact is technically a volunteer management software that serves industries like social service, health, environment, animal welfare, sporting events, and festivals. Moreover, it comes with portals that are highly accessible to any type of device for as long as it is connected to the internet together with a web browser.
Reporting and analytics, Track, and manage, Marketing & Communications Features
It was founded way back in 1999 by four great founders. Their headquarters is situated at Salesforce Tower, San Francisco, California, U.S. The company provides consumers with case monitoring capabilities and social networking Web site chat elements, analytical tools and other services such as email alerts, Google searches, and access to customers' entitlement and contracts.
Access Controls/Permissions, Accounting Integration, Activity Dashboard Features
VolunteerMatch was founded in the year 1998 by Greg Baldwin, Craig Jacoby, and Jay Backstrand. Their main location is at San Francisco, California, United States. Their vision states to empower a community of volunteers from the internet in enriching one's life and strengthen the power of hard-work in relationships and partnerships.