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Bombshell: Obama Knew About COVID Long Before The Outbreak
In 2015, French intel. officials warned the Obama Administration that China was "reducing agreed collaboration at the lab" – which France helped to create with the belief that the two countries would work with one another.
But by 2017, France was 'kicked out' of this lab, and the cooperation had stopped, top French officials once again warned the U.S. State Dept. of 'deadly concerns' as to Chinese goals, former State official David Asher revealed to the Daily Caller.
"The State Dept. alleged in Jan. 2021, near the very end of Trump's White House, that the Chinese Wuhan lab had worked in classified studies on behalf of the China military since 2017 at least."
"On Thursday, Chinese officials said the country would not allow the WHO to inspect the lab any more. China has prevented the WHO from getting to such important records at the lab," reported The Daily Caller at the time.
"The Chinese essentially sucked the State inside its honey pot to get access to U.S. technology and knowledge. Classic. Just as they do in every sector," said Asher.
The United States Agency for Intl. Development gave $1.1 million to US-based Group EcoHealth Alliance for an agreement with the Chinese Wuhan Virology Institute – on top of millions gotten from the DOD's Defense Threat Reduction Group, and $600,000 yearly grant from Dr. Fauci's NIH.
After the Obama admin. stopped Gain-of-Function research, United States groups pushed money through EcoHealth to keep it, even with the warning from France.
According to Asher, the DoD, NIH and USAID should have stopped federal funding back in 2015.
More information from the Daily Caller:
"France gave the lab's biosafety training, labs and a lot of its technology."
"The French created the Wuhan lab as a transparent place that would help the global science community in looking at possible pandemics, according to a State Dept. cable in April of 2018, citing a Chinese-based French official who was a part of the technology and science cooperation with Chinese scientists and government officials."
"While top French officials supported this collaboration, French defense and security experts did not, the France news outlet Le Figaro said."
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Q: Whitelist gitlab webhooks I'm using gitlab.com as my repository and I'm hosting my own gitlab runner in my own VPC in AWS. This is working fine however, I would like to add some additional layer of security by tightening my NACL to only allow the gitlab.com SaaS to reach my VPC.
Their own documentation states that it should work and list a few ip ranges used by them and cloudflare. However, it still isn't working. It is obvious that it is the NACL because simply adding 0.0.0.0/0 as and allow in the inbound makes the runner job complete as intended. However, removing 0.0.0.0/0 and only allowing the ip's listed below makes the gitlab job get stuck and it behaves as if no connection is established.
34.74.226.0/24
34.74.90.64/28

173.245.48.0/20
103.21.244.0/22
103.22.200.0/22
103.31.4.0/22
141.101.64.0/18
108.162.192.0/18
190.93.240.0/20
188.114.96.0/20
197.234.240.0/22
198.41.128.0/17
162.158.0.0/15
104.16.0.0/13
104.24.0.0/14
172.64.0.0/13
131.0.72.0/22

2400:cb00::/32
2606:4700::/32
2803:f800::/32
2405:b500::/32
2405:8100::/32
2a06:98c0::/29
2c0f:f248::/32

After having added all these ranges to my NACL as inbound rules. It still is unable to connect without allowing 0.0.0.0/0.
Additional information
Here is an overview of my VPC setup:
The public subnet NACL has all the ips listed above as allowed, on all ports for all protocols on inbound connections. The outbound is currently set as 0.0.0.0/0.
The private subnet allows 0.0.0.0/0 for both inbound and outbound.

A: I seemed to have solved the issue. The problem was that I had not added an allow in the NACL for local connections. Hence the private subnet was unable to connect to the NAT gateway.

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The Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Dudley Railway was an English railway company promoted to connect those places by rail. It was authorised by Parliament in 1846. It became apparent that it would be advantageous to merge with the Great Western Railway. The rival London and North Western Railway went to great lengths to frustrate the amalgamation, but ultimately failed, and the merger took place in 1847.

The line was constructed by the GWR and opened in 1854; the Birmingham station was Snow Hill and the Wolverhampton station was later named Low Level. A branch towards Dudley was not ready until 1866. In combination with other lines the BW&DR main line gave the GWR an important through route between London and Birkenhead. The BW&DR section was constructed on the mixed gauge system, but connecting lines further north were only narrow (standard) gauge, and this contributed to the ultimate demise of the broad gauge.

In the railway modernisation of the later 1960s, preference was given to the alternative route on the Stour Valley Line, and the former BW&DR route declined, and closed in 1972. The route from Snow Hill station to Smethwick and on towards Stourbridge was reopened in 1995, and a tram route between Birmingham and Wolverhampton was inaugurated in 1999, using most of the route.
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Conception

The Great Western Railway built a branch line as far as Oxford, reaching the city on 12 June 1844. It began to take steps to extend northward, to Birmingham and perhaps further north. The manufacturing districts of Lancashire, and the port of Liverpool, were attractive destinations for a trunk railway.

The London and Birmingham Railway, the Grand Junction Railway, and the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, working together, already provided a railway connection between London, the West Midlands and the north-west of England, and although the partnership of those lines was not always harmonious, collectively they were determined to keep the GWR and its allies out.
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In the 1846 session of Parliament, the Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Dudley Railway was promoted. It was independent, and it was portrayed in the Parliamentary committee process as being local in nature, serving as many industrial sites as possible.

The 1846 session was a busy one, and there were a number of other lines submitted for authorisation, notably the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway, the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway and its ally the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. At this stage all were independent of any larger network. In addition there was the Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Stour Valley Railway, which became generally known as the Stour Valley Railway, also nominally independent.

Authorisation
Therefore there were three railways proposing lines between Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and it was the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway which was persuaded to drop its section south of Wolverhampton. During the time in Parliament it agreed to omit that part of its scheme, relying on the Stour Valley Railway for the link between Wolverhampton and Birmingham.

This left two lines between Birmingham and Wolverhampton, the BW&DR and the Stour Valley Railway. They were both authorised by Parliament on 3 August 1846, together with the Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway, and the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway.

The BW&DR was to run from the site that became Snow Hill station in Birmingham to Priestfield, approaching Wolverhampton, where it would connect into the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway when that lien was completed. The Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway was authorised to build to the same location at Snow Hill. There would be a branch from West Bromwich to Dudley. However most of the Dudley branch, from Great Bridge onwards, was identical to part of a line proposed by the South Staffordshire Railway, also authorised on 3 August 1846, and it was to be left to the SSR to make that part of the line, with running powers for the BW&DR. If the SSR failed to make their line within three years, the BW&DR would be allowed to make it.

There were limitations on new broad gauge railways at this time, and the BW&DR line as authorised would have to be made on the narrow (standard) gauge. The authorised capital of the BW&DR was £700,000.

Amalgamation proposed
Having got authorisation, the directors of the BW&DR and of the B&OR took stock of the situation, and recognising that they had an affinity, set about arranging amalgamation. In fact it was plain that amalgamation of both companies with the Great Western Railway itself would be advantageous, and negotiations on that basis took place, resulting in Special Shareholders' Meetings of the three companies being planned for 4 December 1846.

On 7 November 1845 the L&BR, the GJR and others had amalgamated to form the London and North Western Railway. The LNWR pursued an aggressive policy against its rivals, and it saw the amalgamation as hostile to its interests. Some B&OJR shareholders objected to the intended amalgamation with the GWR, saying that negotiations with the LNWR would be worthwhile, and a procedural issue prevented the matter being finalised at the meeting.

At a resumed meeting on 14 January 1847, the sale to the GWR was confirmed, but the LNWR went to great lengths to subvert the decision in the B&OJR meetings. An Act authorising the sale of the BW&DR to the Great Western Railway was passed in July 1847, and the Act authorised the use of broad gauge track on the line. The B&OJR proposals could not be acted on for some time because of the LNWR shenanigans, until an appeal against judgment by the LNWR was rejected in January 1848. It took until 31 August 1848 for the Royal Assent to be given to the B&OJR part of the amalgamation, and the laying of broad gauge rails. Even then the Dudley branch was to be narrow (standard) gauge only.

The (proposed) BW&DR line was to join the (as yet unbuilt) OW&WR at Priestfield, but in 1850 the OW&WR became alienated from the GWR, and outright hostile in 1851. As the OW&WR had not yet made the Priestfield line, the GWR applied for powers to do so itself, but in the 1852 session when this was asked for, the Commons Committee demurred, instead inserting heavy penalties into the Act if the OW&WR failed to complete their line promptly. At the same time, the GWR also secured authorisation of the Wolverhampton Railway, which would connect the OW&WR north of Wolverhampton with the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway, thereby gaining a through connection to it from Birmingham.

The S&BR had counted on using the Stour Valley Railway for southward access to Birmingham, but the LNWR had done all in its power to harm the S&BR, chiefly by gaining control of the construction of the Stour Valley Railway, and intentionally delaying its completion. This pushed the S&BR into the GWR camp, and the connection through the Wolverhampton Railway and the OW&WR to the Birmingham Wolverhampton and Dudley Railway proved to be a huge benefit.

Even then it was not until 1853 that the GWR obtained statutory running powers over the OW&WR between Priestfield and Cannock Road Junction, where the Wolverhampton Railway started.

Construction
Both the BW&DR and the B&OJR had now been absorbed by the Great Western Railway, and it was the larger company that set about construction, in 1851.

The line was considered ready in August 1854: by this time the OW&WR section onward from Priestfield was open. Captain Douglas Galton, the Board of Trade inspecting officer visited the line on 25 August 1854 but did not complete his inspection. The following day a wrought iron bridge over Winson Green Road collapsed. Isambard Kingdom Brunel visited and condemned five bridges designed by the local engineer. After replacement of the bridges and a reinspection, the line was passed, and opened on 14 November 1854, together with the Wolverhampton Railway.

Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway trains were narrow gauge and worked into the OW&WR's Wolverhampton station; local trains were broad gauge. Goods stations on the BW&DR line were not made ready for a considerable time after this.

On 1 September 1854 the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway had been absorbed by the GWR. An earlier Act enabling running powers over the Stour Valley Railway stipulated that on this event taking place, the S&BR running powers would cease; however contrary to its previous policy of disrupting competitors, the LNWR as controller of the Stour Valley line allowed continued usage of the line until the (delayed) opening of the BW&DR.

Connecting lines
The BW&DR connected Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and was a key link in the through route from London to Birkenhead. The Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway provided the southward connection; Birkenhead was reached over the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway and its ally the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway, both soon also amalgamated with the GWR. At Chester the S&CR connected with the Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire Junction Railway, in which the GWR acquired a half share. With running powers, the GWR had access to Liverpool and Manchester as well as Birkenhead.

The Dudley branch had been cut back in the original BW&DR authorisation, to merely reach the South Staffordshire Railway's line, with running powers over it on to Dudley. The South Staffordshire Railway had to complete their line to Dudley within three years or the BW&DR could take it over; they did so, but it was a close run thing.

Construction of the connecting line was much delayed, but the GWR opened it from Swan Village to Horseley Fields Junction on 1 September 1866. There was one intermediate station at Great Bridge.

The Stourbridge Railway opened its line from Old Hill to Smethwick on 1 April 1867, and the GWR opened a short connecting line from Smethwick Junction to Handsworth Junction on the BW&DR line on the same day.

Gauge conversion

For some time it had become increasingly obvious that the continuation of the broad gauge was limited. The importance of the Birkenhead traffic, carried on the narrow (standard) gauge Shrewsbury lines emphasised this; the GWR installed mixed gauge track right into Paddington station, and Birkenhead trains ran narrow gauge throughout.

From then it was only a matter of time, and at length the GWR decided to convert the entire system progressively. The BW&DR and nearby lines were converted to standard gauge only on 1 April 1869, although the passenger service had been purely narrow gauge from 1 November 1864.

Passenger train services

In 1895 there were 21 local passenger services each way every weekday on the BW&DR main line, as well as five long distance expresses; in addition there were 23 weekday passenger trains leaving Snow Hill for Stourbridge Junction or Dudley. Three South Wales Express trains left Snow Hill and ran via Stourbridge Junction.

By 1960 the train service included numerous long distance trains from London and the South-west to locations in the north and in West Wales. The Monday to Friday service was busy, but the summer Saturday service was much enhanced with trains to and from holiday destinations. On Saturdays between 12:00 and 13:00 northbound trains left Snow Hill at:

 12:00 Bewdley stopping;
 12:15 Stourbridge Junction;
 12:18 Dudley;
 12:35 Aberystwyth Express;
 12:35 Wellington stopping;
 12:45 Cardiff via Kidderminster;
 12:45 Kidderminster slow;
 12:50 Wolverhampton; and
 12:55 Dudley.

After 1923

The main line railways of Great Britain were "grouped" in 1923 following the Railways Act 1921. The Great Western Railway, with other smaller constituents formed one of the new four groups. The LNWR and the Midland Railway formed the new London, Midland and Scottish Railway.

In 1948 the railways were nationalised by Government order, after the Transport Act 1947. At first the 1923 structure was maintained, with a London Midland Region (of British Railways) operating the old LMS lines and a Western Region the former GWR. This maintained costly duplication, but it took until January 1963 for the situation to be rationalised. The London Midland Region took over the former GWR lines.

On 15 June 1964 the Dudley to Birmingham Snow Hill passenger service was closed.

Further closures

The Stafford – Wolverhampton – Birmingham line was electrified in 1966; between Wolverhampton and Birmingham the route selected for this modernisation was the Stour Valley Railway. The Paddington to Birkenhead trunk passenger route was ended in 1967, and all through traffic was transferred from the GWR lines to the former LNWR route.

The line from Birmingham Snow Hill to Wolverhampton continued to carry a sparse local passenger service. As losses increased it was obvious this service could not go on, an on 6 March 1972 the passenger service was withdrawn.

Two short stubs for freight purposes were the only remaining part of the BW&DR. Until 1982 Swan Village coal depot was served by trains that used the spur line from the South Staffordshire line to Wednesbury, where they reversed. A single line northwards from Wednesbury led to Wolverhampton steel terminal at Monmore Green; this continued until May 1983.

Reopening

After a period of dormancy, part of the line was reopened. In September 1995 as part of the Jewellery Line scheme, the track was reinstated as far as the former Handsworth Junction, and on to Smethwick Junction with the spur from the Stour Valley Line. This gave a more satisfactory link to the Stourbridge line from Snow Hill.

On 31 May 1999 the line through to Priestfield was reopened to tram services as part of the Midland Metro scheme (West Midlands Metro from 2018). The trams run through to Wolverhampton, but beyond Priestfield they leave the former railway route, due to housing development on the former trackbed there. The tram lines run alongside the heavy rail section from Snow Hill to Handsworth Junction; the line had formerly been quadrupled at that point.

Topography

Main line

 Birmingham; opened by GWR (Birmingham and Oxford Junction Railway) 1 October 1852; renamed Birmingham Snow Hill 1858; closed 6 March 1972; reopened 5 October 1987; still open;
 Jewellery Quarter; opened 25 September 1995; still open;
 Hockley; opened 14 November 1854; closed 6 March 1972;
 Soho; opened 14 November 1854; renamed Soho & Winson Green 1893; renamed Winson Green 1965; closed 6 March 1972;
 Handsworth & Smethwick; opened 14 November 1854; closed 6 March 1972;
 Handsworth Junction; divergence of line to Dudley, 1964 – 1993;
 The Hawthorns; football use at first; open 25 December 1931; last used 27 April 1968; reopened 25 September 1995; still open;
 West Bromwich; opened 14 November 1854; closed 6 March 1972;
 Swan Village; divergence of Dudley branch; opened 14 November 1854; closed 6 March 1972;
 Wednesbury; opened 14 November 1854; renamed Wednesbury Central 1950; renamed Wednesbury 1968; closed 6 March 1972;
 Wednesbury Junction; convergence of spur from South Staffordshire line; 1859 -
 Bradley & Moxley; opened 10 June 1862; closed 1 May 1915;
 Bilston; opened 14 November 1854; renamed Bilston Central 1950; closed 6 March 1972;
 Priestfield; OW&WR station; opened 5 July 1854; BW&DR line services 2 July 1855; closed 6 March 1972.

Dudley branch

 Swan Village; above;
 Great Bridge; opened 1 September 1866; closed 29 November 1915; reopened 1 May 1920; renamed Great Bridge South 1950; closed 15 June 1964;
 Horseley Fields Junction; convergence with South Staffordshire Line.

Notes

References

Rail transport in Wolverhampton
Rail transport in Birmingham, West Midlands

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Having heard about some free food being given away at 20th and Pine Streets in Center City, Philadelphia, Madeleine Salvatore jumped on her bicycle and began heading north on S. 11th Street. It was a beautiful day out, she says, not a lot of traffic on the street, and as she approached the intersection of 11th and Fitzwater Streets, she knew the bike lane would soon dead end, so she began to merge over the old, unused trolley tracks into the motor vehicle lane.
"I guess I didn't quite hit the right angle," she says, "because my tire got caught in the tracks, the bike stopped dead, and I tumbled off to my left side, smashing my elbow and knee into the pavement."
Embarrassed and disoriented, Salvatore limped to the sidewalk and sat down, noticing both of her left-side limbs barely worked. After 20 minutes on the sidewalk, a neighbor along 11th Street came outside, helped her up, and cleaned her wounds in his garage before driving Salvatore, and her bike, back home. She'd always heard that eating it on the 11th Street trolley tracks was a right of passage for Philly cyclists, so wasn't really sure there was much else to do.
She'd soon post about her ordeal on Facebook, and a friend suggested she get in touch with Bicycle Lawyer Stuart Leon. A trial lawyer who works exclusively for bicyclists, Leon has seen his share of trolley track cases, especially along the former Route 23 trolley line, which still stretches between South and Northwest Philadelphia.
Over his career representing injured cyclists, Leon has worked for seven Route 23 trolley track victims; four were specifically injured on 11th Street.
"We consider the abandoned Route 23 rails to be one of the single most existential threats and dangers to the health and safety of bicycle commuters in Philadelphia," says Leon. "They are a trap that many commuters and bicyclists must cross, often at least twice a day. Eventually they will crash you out, no matter how skilled a bicycle rider you are."
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More than just a logo, farms Certified American Grown farms participate in a third-party certification process that guarantees the flowers and foliage adorned with the American Grown logo were grown locally and meet established quality, freshness and sustainability standards.
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Certified American Grown is also the host of the award-winning American Grown Field to Vase Dinner Tour, now in its fourth year. The dinner tour is a series of intimate, must-attend gatherings that place seasonal, local and sustainable American Grown Flowers at the center of the table where locally grown food, beer and wine is served by a farm-to-table chef. Each artisan-style dinner is held at a breathtaking venue — an American flower farm that encourages guests to experience the age-old art and science of flower farming.
Certified American Grown was featured in the September issue of Floral Management as the 2017 Marketer of the Year for the success of the American Grown Field to Vase Dinner Tour to promote American Grown Flowers.
In 2017, the dinner tour earned the 2017 Marketer of the Year Award from the Society of American Florists' (SAF) Floral Management magazine. The prestigious award recognizes original, highly successful marketing campaigns that increase awareness and the overall sales of cut flowers.
Today the Certified American Grown logo is the most widely used consumer facing brand promoting origin in the floral industry.
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Dust Storm, Rajasthan, 1983. Iconic photographer Steve McCurry donates one of his greatest photographs to the Housatonic Museum of Art. (contributed photo)
BRIDGEPORT, CT - World renown photographer Steve McCurry generously donated one of his favorite photographs to the Housatonic Museum of Art. The piece, which was part of the museum's recent exhibition, Steve McCurry: India, is named 'Dust Storm.' The photograph depicts a group of women huddling together during a sudden dust storm, protecting themselves against blowing wind and sand. Taken in Rajasthan, India in 1983, the picture appears in his book, Steve McCurry: The Iconic Photographs, which gathers many of his most beautiful photographs from around the globe.
"I was driving down the road in a beat up taxi, when this dust storm just came out of nowhere," said McCurry. "Suddenly the whole landscape got like this deep fog and all this wind. I looked off towards this field and I noticed these women that were huddled together, trying to protect themselves against this very fierce, hot dusty strong wind. So I ran across the field and took a few pictures. I love the color, the movement and the composition of the picture."
"We are thrilled and honored to accept this incredible photograph from one of today's most important voices in contemporary photography," said Robbin Zella, Director for the Housatonic Museum of Art. "Through this iconic work, we will have a powerful way to study and celebrate India's vibrant culture for many years to come."
One of today's finest photojournalists and editorial photographers, Steve McCurry captures moments of life that simultaneously connect us and offer windows to the world. Best known for his iconic 'Afghan Girl' image that graced the cover of National Geographic over 30 years ago, McCurry has won scores of prestigious photography awards, and has over a dozen books, and countless exhibitions around the world to his name.
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Q: Unity Multiplayer sending position and update to partner, socket.io I'm trying to make a 2D multiplayer game and I encountered the next problem: animation and movement are not displayed correctely to partner. They have a small delay and the character looks judder. My annimation has 3 states: (IDLE, MOVE AND JUMP).Both objects have rigidbody component - player1,player 2. My code looks like this:
Sending position from player 1 to player 2: GameController.cs
public PlayerManager player1;
public PartenerManager player2;

void Update () // CODE TO SEND POSITION
    {
        if (player1.transform.position.x!=position.x || player1.transform.position.y!=position.y || player1.transform.position.z !=position.z)
        {
            int state = player1.getState();
            position = new Vector3(player1.transform.position.x, player1.transform.position.y, player1.transform.position.z);
            Dictionary<string, string> data = new Dictionary<string, string>();
            data["position"] = position.x + ";" + position.y + ";" + position.z;
            data["state"] = state.ToString();  // this is for the state of the annimation
            socket.Emit("MOVE", new JSONObject(data));
        }
    }
// RECEIVING POSITION
void Start () {
             socket.On("MOVED", onUserMove);
}
void onUserMove(SocketIOEvent obj)
    {
        string stare = obj.data.GetField("state").ToString();
        stare = stare.Substring(1);
        stare = stare.Substring(0, stare.Length - 1);
        player2.setPositionState(JsonToVector3(JsonToString(obj.data.GetField("position").ToString(),"\"")),int.Parse(stare));
    }

Recieveing and displaying the position at player 2: PartnerManager.cs
public class PartenerManager : MonoBehaviour {
    public bool gotmove=false;
    public float speedX = 6;
    private string playerName;
    public Text username;
    Animator anim;
    Rigidbody2D rb;
    bool facingRight;
    float speed;
    Vector3 vec3;
    int stare;
    void Start () {
        rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>();
        anim = GetComponent<Animator>();
        facingRight = true;
    }
    void Flip()
    {
        if ((speed> 0 && !facingRight) || (speed < 0 && facingRight))
        {
            facingRight = !facingRight;
            Vector3 temp = transform.localScale;
            temp.x *= -1;
            transform.localScale = temp;
        }
    }
    public void setPositionState(Vector3 ve,int st)
    {
        gotmove = true;
        vec3 = ve;
        stare = st;
    }
    void FixedUpdate ()
    {

        if (gotmove==true)
        {
            if (transform.position.x < vec3.x)
            {
                Debug.Log("RIGHT");
                speed = speedX;
            }
            if (transform.position.x > vec3.x)
            {
                Debug.Log("Left");
                speed= -speedX;
            }
            if (transform.position.x == vec3.x)
            {
                speed = 0;
            }
            transform.position = vec3;
            Flip();
            anim.SetInteger("State", stare);
            gotmove = false;
        }
    }
}

Player 1 code: PlayerManager.cs
public class PlayerManager : MonoBehaviour {

    public float speedX=6;
    public float jumpSpeedY=300;
    private string playerName;
    public Text username;
    Animator anim;
    Rigidbody2D rb;
    bool facingRight;
    bool jumping;
    bool grounded;
    float speed;
    int numJumps = 0;
    void Start ()
    {
        anim = GetComponent<Animator>();
        rb = GetComponent<Rigidbody2D>();
        facingRight = true;
        grounded = false;
    }
    public int getState()
    {
        return anim.GetInteger("State");
    }
    void Update ()
    {
        MovePlayer(speed);
        Flip();

    }
    void MovePlayer(float playerSpeed)
    {
        if ((playerSpeed < 0 && !jumping) || (playerSpeed>0 && !jumping))
        {
            anim.SetInteger("State", 1);
        }
        if(playerSpeed==0 && !jumping)
        {
            anim.SetInteger("State", 0);
        }
        rb.velocity = new Vector3(speed, rb.velocity.y, 0);
    }
    void Flip()
    {
        if((speed>0 && !facingRight) || (speed<0 && facingRight))
        {
            facingRight = !facingRight;
            Vector3 temp = transform.localScale;
            temp.x *= -1;
            transform.localScale = temp;
        }
    }
    void OnCollisionEnter2D(Collision2D other)
    {
        if(other.gameObject.tag=="ground")
        {
            jumping = false;
            numJumps = 0;
            grounded = true;
            anim.SetInteger("State", 0);
        }
    }
    public void WalkLeft()
    {
        speed = -speedX;
    }
    public void WalkRight()

    {
        speed = speedX;
    }
    public void StopMoving()
    {
        speed = 0;
    }
    public void Jump()
    {
        grounded = false;
        if (grounded == true && numJumps >= 2)
        {
            numJumps = 0;
        }
        if (numJumps < 2 )
        {
            jumping = true;
            if (numJumps == 0)
            {
                rb.AddForce(new Vector2(rb.velocity.x, jumpSpeedY));
            }
            else
            {
                rb.AddForce(new Vector2(rb.velocity.x, jumpSpeedY-100));
            }
            anim.SetInteger("State", 2);
            numJumps++;
        }

    }
}

A: I resolved the problem. When you send the position you have also to send the rotation - quaternion . Here is my solution:
IMPORTANT: in the rigidbodycomponent, the z ax rotation must be checked
PartnerManager.cs - partner. The object that have to be sync
public class PartenerManager : MonoBehaviour
public Text username;
    Vector3 targetPosition;
    Quaternion targetRotation;
    Animator anim;
    bool facingRight;
    int state;
    void Start()
    {
        anim = GetComponent<Animator>();
        facingRight = true;
        anim.SetInteger("State", 0);
    }
    void Flip()
    {
        facingRight = !facingRight;
        Vector3 temp = transform.localScale;
        temp.x *= -1;
        transform.localScale = temp;
    }

    public void setPositionState(Vector3 pozitie, Quaternion rotatie, int stare)
    {

        targetPosition = pozitie;
        targetRotation = rotatie;
        state = stare;

    }
    void ApplyMovement()
    {
        Debug.Log("pozitie actuala:" + transform.position.x + " pozitie mutata: " + targetPosition.x);
        if (transform.position.x < targetPosition.x)
        {
            if (facingRight != true)
            {
                Flip();
                facingRight = true;
            }

        }

        if (transform.position.x > targetPosition.x)
        {
            if (facingRight == true)
            {
                Flip();
                facingRight = false;
            }
        }
        transform.position = Vector3.Lerp(transform.position, targetPosition, 0.5f);
        transform.rotation = Quaternion.Lerp(transform.rotation, targetRotation, 0.5f);
        anim.SetInteger("State", state);

    }
    void FixedUpdate()
    {
        ApplyMovement();

    }

GameController.cs - the controlloer. Here i send and receive the message with the position
if (player1.transform.position.x != position.x || player1.transform.position.y != position.y || player1.transform.position.z != position.z)
        {
                int state = player1.getState();
                position = new Vector3(player1.transform.position.x, player1.transform.position.y, player1.transform.position.z);
                Dictionary<string, string> data = new Dictionary<string, string>();
                data["position"] = position.x + ";" + position.y + ";" + position.z;
                data["state"] = state.ToString();
                data["rotation"] = player1.transform.rotation.x + ";" + player1.transform.rotation.y + ";" + player1.transform.rotation.z + ";" + player1.transform.rotation.w;
                socket.Emit("MOVE", new JSONObject(data));
        }
Quaternion JsonToQuaternion(string target)
    {
        Quaternion newVector;
        string[] newString = Regex.Split(target, ";");
        newVector = new Quaternion(float.Parse(newString[0]), float.Parse(newString[1]), float.Parse(newString[2]),float.Parse(newString[3]));
        return newVector;
    }
void onUserMove(SocketIOEvent obj)
    {
        string stare = obj.data.GetField("state").ToString();
        stare = stare.Substring(1);
        stare = stare.Substring(0, stare.Length - 1);
        Vector3 pozitie = JsonToVector3(JsonToString(obj.data.GetField("position").ToString(), "\""));
        Quaternion rotatie= JsonToQuaternion(JsonToString(obj.data.GetField("rotation").ToString(), "\""));

        int state = int.Parse(stare);
        //Debug.Log("Partener: pozitie: " + pozitie + " rotatie " + rotatie + " stare: " + stare);
        player2.setPositionState(pozitie,rotatie,state);

        //player2.setPositionState(JsonToVector3(JsonToString(obj.data.GetField("position").ToString(),"\"")),int.Parse(stare));
    }


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namespace Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Tests\DependencyInjection;

use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\DependencyInjection\Configuration;
use Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Processor;

class ConfigurationTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
    public function testDefaultConfig()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $config = $processor->processConfiguration(new Configuration(true), array(array('secret' => 's3cr3t')));

        $this->assertEquals(
            array_merge(array('secret' => 's3cr3t', 'trusted_hosts' => array()), self::getBundleDefaultConfig()),
            $config
        );
    }

    public function testDoNoDuplicateDefaultFormResources()
    {
        $input = array('templating' => array(
            'form' => array('resources' => array('FrameworkBundle:Form')),
            'engines' => array('php'),
        ));

        $processor = new Processor();
        $config = $processor->processConfiguration(new Configuration(true), array($input));

        $this->assertEquals(array('FrameworkBundle:Form'), $config['templating']['form']['resources']);
    }

    /**
     * @dataProvider getTestValidTrustedProxiesData
     */
    public function testValidTrustedProxies($trustedProxies, $processedProxies)
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);
        $config = $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(array(
            'secret' => 's3cr3t',
            'trusted_proxies' => $trustedProxies,
        )));

        $this->assertEquals($processedProxies, $config['trusted_proxies']);
    }

    public function getTestValidTrustedProxiesData()
    {
        return array(
            array(array('127.0.0.1'), array('127.0.0.1')),
            array(array('::1'), array('::1')),
            array(array('127.0.0.1', '::1'), array('127.0.0.1', '::1')),
            array(null, array()),
            array(false, array()),
            array(array(), array()),
            array(array('10.0.0.0/8'), array('10.0.0.0/8')),
            array(array('::ffff:0:0/96'), array('::ffff:0:0/96')),
            array(array('0.0.0.0/0'), array('0.0.0.0/0')),
        );
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Exception\InvalidConfigurationException
     */
    public function testInvalidTypeTrustedProxies()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);
        $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(
            array(
                'secret' => 's3cr3t',
                'trusted_proxies' => 'Not an IP address',
            ),
        ));
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Exception\InvalidConfigurationException
     */
    public function testInvalidValueTrustedProxies()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);

        $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(
            array(
                'secret' => 's3cr3t',
                'trusted_proxies' => array('Not an IP address'),
            ),
        ));
    }

    public function testAssetsCanBeEnabled()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);
        $config = $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(array('assets' => null)));

        $defaultConfig = array(
            'enabled' => true,
            'version_strategy' => null,
            'version' => null,
            'version_format' => '%%s?%%s',
            'base_path' => '',
            'base_urls' => array(),
            'packages' => array(),
        );

        $this->assertEquals($defaultConfig, $config['assets']);
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Exception\InvalidConfigurationException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage You cannot use both "version_strategy" and "version" at the same time under "assets".
     */
    public function testInvalidVersionStrategy()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);
        $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(
            array(
                'assets' => array(
                    'base_urls' => '//example.com',
                    'version' => 1,
                    'version_strategy' => 'foo',
                ),
            ),
        ));
    }

    /**
     * @expectedException \Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Exception\InvalidConfigurationException
     * @expectedExceptionMessage  You cannot use both "version_strategy" and "version" at the same time under "assets" packages.
     */
    public function testInvalidPackageVersionStrategy()
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration(true);

        $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, array(
            array(
                'assets' => array(
                    'base_urls' => '//example.com',
                    'version' => 1,
                    'packages' => array(
                        'foo' => array(
                            'base_urls' => '//example.com',
                            'version' => 1,
                            'version_strategy' => 'foo',
                        ),
                    ),
                ),
            ),
        ));
    }

    protected static function getBundleDefaultConfig()
    {
        return array(
            'http_method_override' => true,
            'trusted_proxies' => array(),
            'ide' => null,
            'default_locale' => 'en',
            'csrf_protection' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
            ),
            'form' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'csrf_protection' => array(
                    'enabled' => null, // defaults to csrf_protection.enabled
                    'field_name' => '_token',
                ),
            ),
            'esi' => array('enabled' => false),
            'ssi' => array('enabled' => false),
            'fragments' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'path' => '/_fragment',
            ),
            'profiler' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'only_exceptions' => false,
                'only_master_requests' => false,
                'dsn' => 'file:%kernel.cache_dir%/profiler',
                'collect' => true,
                'matcher' => array(
                    'enabled' => false,
                    'ips' => array(),
                ),
            ),
            'translator' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'fallbacks' => array('en'),
                'logging' => true,
                'paths' => array(),
            ),
            'validation' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'enable_annotations' => false,
                'static_method' => array('loadValidatorMetadata'),
                'translation_domain' => 'validators',
                'strict_email' => false,
                'cache' => 'validator.mapping.cache.symfony',
            ),
            'annotations' => array(
                'cache' => 'file',
                'file_cache_dir' => '%kernel.cache_dir%/annotations',
                'debug' => true,
            ),
            'serializer' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'enable_annotations' => false,
            ),
            'property_access' => array(
                'magic_call' => false,
                'throw_exception_on_invalid_index' => false,
            ),
            'property_info' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
            ),
            'router' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'http_port' => 80,
                'https_port' => 443,
                'strict_requirements' => true,
            ),
            'session' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'storage_id' => 'session.storage.native',
                'handler_id' => 'session.handler.native_file',
                'cookie_httponly' => true,
                'gc_probability' => 1,
                'save_path' => '%kernel.cache_dir%/sessions',
                'metadata_update_threshold' => '0',
            ),
            'request' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'formats' => array(),
            ),
            'templating' => array(
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                'hinclude_default_template' => null,
                'form' => array(
                    'resources' => array('FrameworkBundle:Form'),
                ),
                'engines' => array(),
                'loaders' => array(),
            ),
            'assets' => array(
                'enabled' => false,
                'version_strategy' => null,
                'version' => null,
                'version_format' => '%%s?%%s',
                'base_path' => '',
                'base_urls' => array(),
                'packages' => array(),
            ),
            'cache' => array(
                'pools' => array(),
                'app' => 'cache.adapter.filesystem',
                'system' => 'cache.adapter.system',
                'directory' => '%kernel.cache_dir%/pools',
                'default_redis_provider' => 'redis://localhost',
            ),
            'workflows' => array(),
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You can travel to the island by boat or air. From the Sea Crest Beach Hotel, it's a 15-minute drive to the Steamship Authority Ferry or the Falmouth-Edgartown Ferry. Take one, and in about 45 minutes, you and your family will be stepping foot on a beautiful island and on your way to an incredible adventure.
Feel the sand between your toes as you catch some rays and explore.
There are five lighthouses on Martha's Vineyard. Most accessible by road.
Try your hand at adventure sports including fishing, windsurfing and paragliding.
There are several scenic nature preserves throughout the island to explore.
A historic island with beautiful beaches, nature reserves and a Japanese garden.
The beautiful clay cliffs are on the south side of the island.


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My mental vacation is over, I think! Yesterday I spent the afternoon with a film crew from Bristol, who had come to Plymouth to shoot some scenes for a documentary they are making about nuclear waste, and it's transport around the South West on public transport routes, in particular trains lines.
Periodically, radioactive nuclear waste is transferred from Devonport Dockyard to Sellafield for processing, by train. This gives rise to several concerns, from the possibility of an accident, to the possibility of these trains being targetted by those with the will to do such things. Not that long ago actually, a journalist from the Daily Mirror managed to board one of these nuclear trains and plant a fake bomb on it. Makes you feel safe, eh?
And of course, accidents happen no matter how safety conscious you try to be. This is as true for the nuclear industry as it is for the gas industry – my own. In my few years living in Plymouth I have heard of several accidents involving nuclear materials from the dockyard. There has been spillages of radioactive fluid, there has been the derailing of an engine pulling a carriage containing a nuclear flask, and there has been the transport of a nuclear flask with a defective valve attached, which apparently trundled through Plymouth, Exeter, Taunton, Bristol, Crewe, and Walsall all the way to Sellafield regardless. Don't you feel even more safe?
As luck would have it, just before the second piece to camera I had to do, I walked into a tree branch which left a long red scratch on my forehead. Yup, my five minutes of fame will see me disfigured!
The documentary is hoped to be ready for release early next year, and is to be shown originally on the Community Channel. For the sake of aesthetics, I hope there are less-maimed and ugly folk on it than I!
~ by blacksheepdiarist on August 6, 2007.


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Accidentally active
In today's contribution from the Unintentional Irony Department, we have: a New Jersey pharmaceuticals company has issued a recall of some homeopathic "remedies" last week because they contain actual active ingredients.
I wish I was kidding about this. "CVS Homeopathic Infants' Teething Tablets", "Kids Relief Homeopathic Ear Relief Oral Liquid" and "CVS Homeopathic Kids' Ear Relief Liquid," all produced by Raritan Pharmaceuticals and marketed nationwide, are being recalled because they contain "varying levels of belladonna," better known as deadly nightshade.
"The recall is a precautionary action," said Sushant Pradhan, a Raritan Pharmaceuticals representative. "The products contain only about a nanogram of belladonna, which is not toxic to anybody."
But wait a minute. I thought the whole point of homeopathy was that the less of the original ingredients were, the more potent it becomes. In that case, shouldn't a nanogram be a fatal dose?
In any case, the company wants everyone to know that there haven't been any reports of adverse effects, that the recall was purely to prevent any problems. And the most amusing thing about all of this is that it's not the first time it's happened; two years ago, a different company had to recall some homeopathic products that were labeled "Penicillum" because they actually contained Penicillum, the mold that produces penicillin, and there was a chance a person with a penicillin allergy could have a reaction, instead of simply consuming a sugar pill, which was apparently their intent.
What pisses me off about all of this is the kid-gloves approach that CNN used in its report (linked above). Here's an actual quote:
Pradhan acknowledged that there can be a wide range of belladonna levels across homeopathic treatments outside of the recalled products. Belladonna is used in several alternative medicines: it can be found in homeopathic eye drops and as a cure for upset stomach, he said.
"This is not your typical medicine," and homeopathic treatments should be used with caution, Pradhan said. People who use homeopathic treatments may be seeking a healthier, more natural remedy than with modern medicine, he explained, but alternative cures risk being less regulated than standard medications.
No, this is "not your typical medicine" because it's not a medicine at all. It's a completely useless hyper-diluted bottle of water or sugar pills. So they may be "seeking a healthier, more natural remedy," but what they're getting is completely worthless except insofar as it might trigger the placebo effect.
Appalling, then, that places like CVS still stock the stuff. Taking homeopathic "remedies" can stop people from seeking medical care when they need it, and the profit motive still keeps it on the shelves. (And people accuse "Big Pharma" of being motivated by money.) If you doubt that homeopathic "remedies" are a fraud and cause damage, take a look at the site What's the Harm?, that documents 437 cases (and counting) of people who have been seriously injured or killed by taking homeopathic "remedies" instead of seeking competent medical attention.
So this started out being funny, and ended up being not so funny after all. In any case, if the CNN story doesn't put people on notice that they're been hoodwinked, hopefully What's the Harm? will. I live in hope that the public will start making decisions based on science, facts, and rationality rather than superstitious hocus-pocus, but it's evident from this that we still have a ways to go.
Labels: alternative medicine, belladonna, CVS, deadly nightshade, homeopathy, pseudoscience, Raritan Pharmaceuticals, Sushant Pradhan
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Chikham Amiraju v. Chikham Sesamma, 1917 41 Mad. 33
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Was the deed released due to coercion or was it through free consent?
Whether the threat to commit suicide is threatening to commit an act forbidden by the IPC?
Coercion is committing or threatening to commit any act that is forbidden by the Indian Penal Code or the unlawful detaining, or threatening to detain, any property, to the prejudice of any person whatever, with the intention of causing any person to enter into an agreement.
Askari Mirza v. Bibi Jai Kishori, 1912 16 IC 344
Whether a threat of filing criminal charges lead to coercion under Section 15 of the Indian Contract Act.
To threaten a criminal prosecution is not per se an act forbidden by the Indian Penal Code. It could only be forbidden if it amounted to a threat to file a false charge. Thus, the plaintiff who sets a plea of coercion based on a threat of this nature has to establish 3 things:
1. The threat was uttered.
2. That it was a threat to commit an act forbidden by the IPC.
3. The threat was uttered with the intention of causing the plaintiff to enter into the agreement complained of.
Kishen Lal Kalra v. NDMC, AIR 2001 Del 402
Whether the receipt dated 7th August 1976 was obtained by the defendant from the plaintiff by exercising undue influence, pressure, coercion, and force as alleged?
Mere fact damages that cannot be assessed with certainty does not relieve the wrongdoer of the necessity of paying damages.
Bansraj Das v. Secretary of State AIR 1939 All 373
Whether the payment of fine made by the plaintiff was done under coercion and thus was entitled to recover it?
Section 15 of the ICA states that among other things, coercion also includes the unlawful detention of another man's property with the intention of causing him to enter into an agreement.
P.Rengaswami Pillai v. Srirangam Municipal Council AIR 1954 Mad 213
P. RENGASWAMI PILLAI V. SRIRANGAM MUNICIPAL COUNCIL P.Rengaswami Pillai v. Srirangam Municipal Council AIR 1954 Mad 213 ISSUE: Whether the payments made by the plaintiffs was done under coercion or done voluntarily? RULE: Under Section 72 of the ICA, a person to whom money has been paid, or anything delivered, by mistake or coercion, must...
Universe Tankships Inc of Monrovia v International Transport Workers' Federation [1982] 2 All ER 67
Were the new contracts signed under Economic Duress?
The party must have had no reasonable alternative to action it could seek, to set aside the contract that the party would have to make under Duress.
Atlas Express Ltd. v Kafco [1989] 1 QB 833
Even though Kafco honored the contract, can it still be counted as signed under Duress?
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Whether the plaintiff was made to ratify the gift deeds as a result of threats and undue influence as mentioned under Section 15 and 16 of the Indian Contract Act rendering them to be void?
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Q: Don't Automatically Open File Upon Creation in Document Library I have a document library in SharePoint Online. I want to automatically populate the documents in the library with some metadata upon file creation using Flow/Power Automate. The problem is that SharePoint automatically opens the file in the browser. This means that the file is immediately locked by the user and the Flow cannot update file properties.
Is there a way to avoid automatically opening the newly created file such that the Flow can initialize the metadata? I envision the following behavior: After pressing New->Word Document, I just see a new line appearing in the Library and I can edit the properties. To open the file I would need to explicitly click on the name.

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Every item in a document library needs to have an underlying file or folder before you can fill in the item's metadata. And that requires the file to be opened, in browser or in client.
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And the creation will never happen.
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Hisarönü Hospital is having a very difficult night with the accidents of both Barış and Derin. The doctors, who always try to save the lives of patients, give the same exam for their friends this time.... The arrival of a patient who had a heart transplant in the past to the hospital upsets Barış because this patient carries the heart of Barış's deceased older sister, Bilge. Barış works day and night to keep that heart alive.
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Aras, who almost lost Derin, has now made a clear decision about their relationship, the only thing left is to confess it to Derin... In addition, a husband and wife were injured in the traffic accident of Derin and Mert. While Mert is writhing in guilt, the woman who survived this accident with only minor injuries has some suspicious behaviors. When the truth about the woman is revealed, the whole hospital is in a great shock.
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Hayat Bugün Episode 8 Trailer [Final]
"Will you marry me?"
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Chief Physician Barış Güvener (Ulaş Tuna Astepe) is appointed to Hisarönü Hospital, one of the oldest and most established hospitals in Istanbul. However, Hisaronu, one of the best hospitals of its time, is going through a difficult time. With the arrival of a young and idealistic chief physician, the story of the entire hospital begins to be rewritten. Baris; trying to get the hospital up and running; He will not only struggle with the difficulties in his own life, but also enter into a tough battle for his patients together with his colleagues, whose hearts he won one by one.
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Wonderful trip! Nathan and Squack were superb and we had a magnificent time. Saw sights and scenes that far exceeded our greatest expectations and of course travelling with Rebecca and James guaranteed it was going to be a LOT of fun. They maybe your greatest ambassador's!
We have over 500 pictures, some of which would make National Geographic envious and with many of quite extraordinary quality. This is not a compliment to the photographer, but the sights our "guides" made it possible for us to see and the great lens I was smart enough to purchase! Not sure which ones you would like to see, but James already has copies of all and is thinking about pulling a book of our trip together.
Hope you're having a great Christmas. We finally escaped the airport chaos and are ensconced in our home in Cognac. Way below freezing, but warmly tucked up inside and dreaming about the Serengeti!


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Energy Council > Meet The Speakers > Africa > Tom Earl
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Tom Earl is the Chief Commercial Officer of the Company. Tom previously served as Vice President at the international oil company Total, focusing on the development of its global LNG business.
After graduating from City University in London with a degree in Engineering, Tom joined Total's newly formed gas marketing and trading team in 1998. After various responsibilities within the trading division of the newly combined Total, Elf and Petrofina operations, he managed the natural gas option desk and gas trading desk. Tom successfully led significant commercial negotiations on long-term gas and LNG contracts in countries such as Russia, Norway and Qatar
In 2006, Tom was appointed Head of Electricity Trading at Total where he led a significant expansion into newly opened power markets across Europe. In 2011, Tom moved to Houston, where he was appointed as the head of Total's North America commodity trading business, including its LNG, gas, power, coal, petcoke and LPG operations. Tom also represented Total in its US LNG liquefaction transactions from 2012 to 2015.
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