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Q: jquery menu script conflict please, help who can. The site works on typo3. For the menu I use script: Simple JQuery menu by Marco van Hylckama Vlieg  and it works correctly:
jQuery.fn.initMenu = function() {
    return this.each(function(){
        var theMenu = $(this).get(0);
        $('.acitem', this).hide();
        $('li.expand > .acitem', this).show();
        $('li.expand > .acitem', this).prev().addClass('active');
        $('li a', this).click(
            function(e) {
                e.stopImmediatePropagation();
                var theElement = $(this).next();
                var parent = this.parentNode.parentNode;
                if($(parent).hasClass('noaccordion')) {
                    if(theElement[0] === undefined) {
                        window.location.href = this.href;
                    }
                    $(theElement).slideToggle('normal', function() {
                        if ($(this).is(':visible')) {
                            $(this).prev().addClass('active');
                        }
                        else {
                            $(this).prev().removeClass('active');
                        }
                    });
                    return false;
                }
                else {
                    if(theElement.hasClass('acitem') && theElement.is(':visible')) {
                        if($(parent).hasClass('collapsible')) {
                            $('.acitem:visible', parent).first().slideUp('normal',
                            function() {
                                $(this).prev().removeClass('active');
                            }
                        );
                        return false;
                    }
                    return false;
                }
                if(theElement.hasClass('acitem') && !theElement.is(':visible')) {
                    $('.acitem:visible', parent).first().slideUp('normal', function() {
                        $(this).prev().removeClass('active');
                    });
                    theElement.slideDown('normal', function() {
                        $(this).prev().addClass('active');
                    });
                    return false;
                }
            }
        }
    );
});
};

$(document).ready(function() {$('.menu').initMenu();});

But when I connect a plugin jQuery ColorBox for images, probably scripts start clashing and the menu ceases to work and all submenus are expanded and I can't collapse it.
Maybe who will prompt as to resolve the conflict, where to look for the reason? Thanks/

A: The problem is, most likely, that your TYPO installation is loading 2 instances of the jQuery library in one page. noConflict won't help you in that case, because that is for resolving conflicts between jQuery and other JavaScript libraries that use the $ namespace, like Prototype.
Whats happening when you load jQuery twice, is, that the the latter overwrites the first library with all it's plugins that had been loaded up to that point. TYPO3s has no management for Javascript libraries or conflicts. You may be in luck tho, if both extensions support t3jquery, which is an extension that tries to accomplish where TYPO lacks.
If they don't it means that you're pretty much on your own trying to figure out:
1) which extensions load jQuery
2) in what oder
and 3) set up all other extensions not to load jQuery, thus overwriting the jQuery instance that is already loaded.


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Updated on: Wednesday, May 29, 2019, 12:39 AM IST
Mumbai: Parel shops to down shutters on Wednesday
Mumbai: Around 350 shopkeepers outside the Professor Dadasaheb Khamkar Mandai Vyapari market at Lower Parel will down their shutters on Wednesday in protest of the market department of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation that has asked them to shift back to the Dadasaheb Khamkar market, failing which, it has threatened to shift them to Mahul, Kandivli, or other distant suburbs.
"We have been doing business here for last 40 years, but now civic authorities are threatening to shift us to Mahul. Moreover, the BMC is not giving any notice that the market will be shifted for repair work of the Lower Parel bridge," said a shopkeeper.
The shopkeepers have been refusing to go back to the market. Shopkeepers claimed that the Dadasaheb Khamkar market has no ventilation and is in a dilapidated state. We fear for our lives and that is why we have begun setting up shop outside the market. Instead of repairing this market, officials are threatening to relocate us," said another shopkeeper.
Published on: Wednesday, March 27, 2019, 07:28 AM IST
BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation
Dadasaheb Khamkar Mandai Vyapari market

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Gekic provides Miami Piano Festival highlight with passion and poetry
Kemal Gekic performed music of Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Balakirev Sunday afternoon at the Miami International Piano Festival.
Kemal Gekic made his South Florida debut at the Miami International Piano Festival in 1999. In the intervening years he has become a familiar presence on the local concert scene. His Sunday afternoon recital on the concluding day of this year's edition of the festival, however, was one of his most impressive solo performances to date.
The Croatian-born faculty member of Florida International University's music department offered dynamic readings of the four etudes of Chopin as prelude to an all-Russian second half at the Colony Theater in Miami Beach. (Gekic replaced Jorge Luis Prats, the originally scheduled pianist who cancelled his engagement.)
Commencing the first Chopin etude with lightning-fast triplets, Gekic sailed through the four pieces, displaying digital accuracy and a broad range of contrasting dynamics. Playing at feverish pitch, he combined intense romantic passion and big-boned virtuosity, seasoned with an array of tonal colors.
Gekic's attention to detail brought out many inner lines and voices with clarity. Channeling the hesitations of phrasing that characterize Chopin players of a bygone era, Gekic revealed an innate affinity for the lithe dance rhythms and finely sculpted pianistic filigree beyond the pyrotechnical display. In contrast to the overly cool Chopin of Wolfram Schmitt-Leonardy two nights earlier, Gekic's performances authentically captured the music's inner pulse and emotional velocity.
Rachmaninoff's moody Elegie and two of his preludes brought out Gekic's softer side, the flowing line and finely turned melodies offering calm before stormy versions of four Etudes-Tableaux. The cascading runs and martial strains of these bravura vignettes were captured in bright sound at often dizzying speed.
Gekic's own transcription of Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain was in the tradition of Liszt's many arrangements and paraphrases. Opening with a rolling bass line, Gekic added figurations and runs to the original text, his hands furiously crossing the extreme ends of the keyboard, producing sonorities of orchestral heft. This high-octane transcription was both demonic and a virtuoso romp. In the soft coda, added to the original score by Rimsky-Korsakov from sketches for an unfinished Mussorgsky opera, Gekic beautifully captured the solemnity of Russian church bells, concluding this keyboard tour de force on an understated note.
Balakirev's Islamey has been called the most difficult solo piano work ever written. Whether that is true or not, this "Oriental fantasy" is not for the meek of heart or pianistic technique. Gekic attacked the score briskly, the playing always clean and transparent. His touch was unusually light and breezy, the score's myriad colors emerging organically, without affectation or exaggeration. The soaring melodic strophes of the central episode were assayed in a straight forward manner. In the waves of octaves and hand crossings in the score's final section, Gekic turned up the volume and heat.
After repeated curtain calls and cheers, the reluctant pianist finally offered Dvorak's Humoresque as an encore. Even in this thrice familiar cameo, his approach was freshly minted, alternately dance like and dreamy with a light and sensitive touch.
Mon May 20, 2013


I feel like this is a 'Soennecken' blog post. As mentioned in a previous blog post he invented the ring binder and the hole punch, two items mentioned in this blog post. Even though Soennecken is not very famous outside Germany they are still around and you can still buy their pencil and mechanical pencils.
Ok, on to the real blog post. I used to store all my bills, invoices and other important documents in folders / ring binders. This somehow, should I say because of my laziness, ended up in me collecting letters for weeks or months and then filing them away in one big session that involved lots of hole punching and sorting.
After the last 'filing away session' I was wondering why I go through all that effort if I hardly ever look up what I have filed away. If I change my energy supplier or switch to another credit card I will shred all the carefully sorted pages anyway, probably without ever having looked up a single document.
Wouldn't a system be better where I can just drop' documents, even if looking things up might take a bit longer?
That reminded me of a filing box I had seen in Aldi several weeks earlier, but I didn't need one at the time. I remembered that they were cheap, made from metal and made in France. A quick look on the Internet made me find them online: These were filing boxes by Pierre Henry, a brand I wasn't familiar with. Looking a bit more I found that these were just on offer at Staples. One A4 file box was only £12.49 (~$19.65; €17.60) (and still is).
No hole punching involved. You just drop your documents in the right bit of your suspension files. It's quicker, but if you want access to a specific document it takes a bit longer to get it out. It's a bit like the good old magnetic core memory: storing information is quick, but retrieving information takes a bit longer – unlike my previous solution, ring binders, which are more like MiniDiscs: storing information is complicated, but reading it is easy …or to use a more stationery related analogy: it's like cursive versus block letter: cursive is faster to write, but reading it takes longer.
For my purpose the file boxes came with a few, but not with enough suspension files. Staples' suspension files were quite expensive, so I bought some from eBay instead. Unfortunately half of my order was the wrong size: foolscap instead of A4, but luckily the seller sent the right size after I contacted them. If you don't live in a country where foolscap is being used you might have come across it in the Sherlock Holmes books. I think this is where I first came across it.
As mentioned earlier I bought the metal file boxes from Staples. They promised next day delivery to my local Staples, but somehow it was Monday before they arrived, not Saturday as promised.
So far I'm very happy with my new way of storing documents. I got a 30% off voucher from Staples after my first order. The voucher expires tomorrow. I wonder whether I should get some more metal file boxes.


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Our session will be lead by Mistress of Ceremonies, Kate Mayer. Kate will explore the demands and misadventures of traveling for work, no matter how far you go. Attendees are invited to share their stories on the same topic (trains, planes, automobiles and hotels are just some of the travel stuff we can talk about). Kate Mayer is a writer, humorist, and activist. She is the mother of four children and lives in Newtown, CT. To learn more, visit www.kathrynmayer.com.
At this meeting we will network, have a light supper, all attendees get to introduce themselves and then we will have our discussion. This is the last meeting before our summer break. Please join us and network, make some friends and have a fun, laugh-filled evening with other women as we are entertained by Kate and others who will share their stories.
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As the days grow shorter and the chill of autumn is in the air, the nesting instinct grows stronger. Nesting. It literally means creating a safe and comfy place for those you love.
Well this sure is the season to nest. It has already started getting dark barely past dinner time which makes for long evenings. This time of year always makes me want to brew a pot of tea, bake a loaf of sweet bread, curl up in a soft blanket with a book, and make my own nest.
Enter Nest Eggs, an easy, seasonal, decorative project using blown out eggs. They will look cute displayed on your kitchen counter, dining room table or make a sweet hostess gift. I used duck eggs because they are larger and I wanted to use white eggs, but you could use chicken eggs, either white or brown...or even blue if you have them.
Cut sponge into six pieces. Using sharp scissors, cut out the letters N, E, S and T in the style you wish, using one piece of sponge for each letter.
Dab each letter in the paint, just barely touching the sponge to the surface of the paint, then press sponge gently onto the egg.
Let the eggs dry completely then paint with a thin coat of Modge Podge.
Use the skewer to 'hold' the egg so you can paint it.
If you wish, you can cover the hole in the bottom of each egg with a dab of white caulk once the Modge Podge dries. Just dab and then smooth the caulk and it will dry nearly invisible and the hole will disappear.
When the eggs are completely dry, arrange them in a pretty basket with a vintage tea towel and let the nesting begin!
that is amazing! It is a good idea for holidays but mostly Easter. I think this is an amazing idea you have came up with.
Then scroll down to where it says in blue Chick Here to Enter. Then you just enter the URL of your blog post, the name of the post, your name, email and that's it.! I would love to have you join up.
These are so cute! I think anyone would love to recieve them as a gift!
Very cute! We all need a nest egg!
Thanks so much! I have got to master the souffle and am eager to try your recipe.
This is great and I was happy to see the instructions on how to blow out the eggs too!
Beautifully creative Lisa! And your chicken-coop make-over post has inspired me to re-do my chicken coop! Lovely blog!
What a neat idea for a center piece and easy to do too. Thanks for the tip!
What a fascinating project! These really are quite charming.
I love this. I had just thought of doing a similar craft for something else around here. Thanks for the added inspiration.
That is just adorable! I love the idea of putting letters on the eggs.
These are lovely. Thanks for sharing on Repurposed Ideas Weekly.
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I have more of my life over the past two or three years committed to camera than the preceding twenty seven years combined, thanks to the wonder that is the camera phone.
My first camera phone was a 2MP camera, which stands for MegaPixel, and isn't some kind of married parliamentary couple. I had that phone for about a year, but in order to use it you needed to flip the phone open, and then twist the top part, which was a screen, before turning the phone sideways to take a photo. I could never work out if it looked cool or twattish. Probably the latter, hence my reluctance to use it too often.
The next phone was a lot more subtle. The phone was just one lump, no twisty or slidey bits, with the camera on the back. Again, it was only a 2MP, but it was good enough, and many a grainy photo was taken on it, along with many black pictures (as in dark, not pictures of the outdoor adventure shops) due to the lack of a flash.
A year later and I was able to upgrade again. This time I went for the N95, a phone that had a bigger memory than my first pc. I figured that having a camera with a 5MP capability would be twice as good as the previous one. How wrong was I! Yes, the photos were more than twice the size, but they were also just as grainy most of the time.
It seems to be a problem with all camera phones. As Steve said, if you want to take photos, buy a camera, and if you want to make phone calls, buy a phone. The same goes for internet access - buy a laptop. Phones can do all three, but don't expect them to excel at it.
The newest phone is an 8MP camera. It has the same limitations as before. It's great being on a night out and taking photos all bloody night. "This phone's got face-recognition on it! Everyone smile…", only for the picture to come out blurred, or dark and you need to retake it. In fact, most of my pictures from nights out seem to be badly restaged enactments of whatever had actually happened five minutes before. And you can always tell which photos were taken at the time, due to the blurred bloke at the back, or the girl at the front who looks like you've taken the photo at the exact moment she's suffered some kind of horrible explosion in the back of her undies.
Similarly, the staged ones look fairly crisp, but always have someone looking bored, or the first stages of smile-ache, where the same grin has been fixed in place for just a little too long.


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After installing this app, you can keep touch with accounting education anywhere and anytime with your 3G mobile. You can reach this app by just going to Accounting Education App Link or you can just search accounting education in google play market. There are 250+ app relating to this search. Still we are at 172 position. Hope, with your support, we will reach near to your search. We are thankful to appsgeyser.com 's online tool which have given us the support to make readymade APK file for uploading to google play store. Now, after installing this app, you will get updates relating to accounting, finance and education.
1. Go to Accounting Education App Link through your mobile which should be 3G internet connected.
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I had a shoot earlier in the year that called for some nice Japanese food items…so this took me to one of my favorite groceries, the New Hatchin Grocery in Makati. It was my first time in this branch since I really frequent the one in Cartimar..lo and behold, I found some very wonderful things and really great ingredients.
There were a lot of people, mostly Japanese shopping in this place. They have a lovely fresh food display where uncooked meats and pre-prepared fry-ables are for sale. I got myself a nice pack of thinly sliced tongue which is something you usually have in a Japanese yakiniku place. You can also find some sashimi here both chilled and frozen which makes it easy to have an instant Japanese dinner at home.
Sanma and shishamo are also ready to cook. Usually they charge about 200+ per sanma in a Japanese restaurant, but for here it's about 80 per fish…all you need is a small charcoal grill and salt and you're ready to go.
They also have some interested instant bento meals and a lot little appetizers there. They even have sprouts, vegetables and even fresh eggs all from Japan!
Finally, you can get some really beautiful cakes in this place. They're pretty pricey but they looked worth it, too bad I'm not into sweets.
New Hatchin is in Sacred Heart Street, Barangay San Antonio in Makati.
The silver fish and roe look interesting…I should check out this grocery soon.


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Jindřich Paďour (6. dubna 1863 Vraclav – 25. září 1930 Vraclav) byl rakouský politik české národnosti z Čech, na počátku 20. století poslanec Říšské rady.

Biografie
Byl statkářem. V roce 1922 se uvádí coby člen správní rady Agrární banky. Byl obecním radním ve Vraclavi.

Působil i jako poslanec Říšské rady (celostátního parlamentu Předlitavska), kam usedl ve volbách roku 1907, konaných poprvé podle všeobecného a rovného volebního práva. Byl zvolen za obvod Čechy 062. Mandát zde obhájil ve volbách roku 1911. Po volbách roku 1907 i 1911 usedl do poslaneckého Klubu českých agrárníků.

Podle vpomínek svého vnuka byl veselým člověkem kulaté postavy. Během jeho politické kariéry vedla jeho statek manželka Magdalena. Po první světové válce měl dostat nabídku stát se ministrem československé vlády, ale manželka jeho nové politické angažmá odmítla. Krátce po smrti své manželky utrpěl záchvat mrtvice a po léčení v nemocnici byl poslán do domácího ošetřování, nicméně byl již odkázán na kolečkové křeslo a vyžadoval stálou péči. Zemřel v září 1930.

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Diamante Shines Bright In Charlotte Reviewed by Kris Engelhart on December 11, 2019 .
Blue Balls Holiday Tour Stops At Amos' Southend In the…
Diamante Shines Bright In Charlotte
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Tags: Amos Southend, Blue Balls Holiday Tour, Coming In Hot, concert, concert photography, concert review, Diamante, Hard Rock, Haunted, Live Music, Live Music Review, rock, Shutter 16, Shutter 16 Magazine, Twit from the Pit, vocalist, War Cry
Blue Balls Holiday Tour Stops At Amos' Southend
In the Spanish language, Diamante literally means diamond and there really is no better description for the artist that bears the name. Making big waves with her 2017 single "Haunted off her debut album Coming In Hot, Diamante is a breath of fresh air with songs that rock you to the core but also hit you straight in the heart.
Her presence on stage sparkles brighter than any gem and the energy she brings will have you entranced in no time. Fresh off the heels of a spring and summer touring run with hard rock giants Breaking Benjamin, Diamante has embarked on her first-ever headlining tour of her own. The Blue Balls Holiday Tour affords the perfect opportunity to see what Diamante is all about and last Thursday evening fans at Amos' Southend got their chance to catch a great show.
Opening up the show was one of our favorite local bands, A Light Divided. Hailing from Winston-Salem, NC, this is one band that you must see live in order to fully appreciate their talent. Their latest record Choose Your Own Adventure is full of crunchy riffs and toe-tapping melodies along with the powerful vocals of lead singer Jaycee Clark.
The band has been relentlessly touring, perfecting their stagecraft and it has paid off big time. From the very first note, A Light Divided was on fire and the energy level did not slow down one bit. Their music is heavy but also thoughtful, lyrically tackling not only the typical relationship type problems but not being afraid to delve into something as deep as mental health. They have been named one of 12 Bands To Watch by Alternative Press and it's easy to see why. It had been about nine months since I had the pleasure of seeing their live set and it was so much fun to see them having the time of their lives and growing by leaps and bounds. Speaking of leaps and bounds, I must give a shout out to bass guitarist Scott Vallina who I'm not sure ever stood still.
In fact, he was airborne for a good portion of the show, jumping off the bass drum, doing splits, and slinging his bass around with ease. He even made his way over to the upper balcony railing climbing it like a kid on the monkey bars. I've never had such a great view of a musician's shoes before and it was awesome! If you got to the show late, you definitely missed out. Be sure to check out A Light Divided as they will be hitting the road again in January opening for Awake At Last.
After a quick break, it was time for the main event. One by one the members of Diamante's band took their requisite spots on stage as the crowd cheered in appreciation. Before I saw her, I knew Diamante was on her way out because the noise level in the venue quickly rose to an astounding level. As she took her spot front and center, the show began with "Kind of Love." Diamante sounded superb as her vocals carried across the venue, her sapphire blue hair blowing all around her from the fan that was set up. She took a few moments to talk about her half-Mexican, half-Italian heritage before introducing the song that simply means I'm sorry, "Lo Siento." It was breathtakingly beautiful and a highlight of the night. After that, things went in the total opposite direction with a frenzied medley of rock classics including "Iron Man," "Rock and Roll," and "Crazy Train."
The fans went crazy, banging their heads, and rocking out while Diamante took the time to introduce each member of her band, giving them the accolades they so greatly deserved. In an attempt to totally blow the roof off the place, "Coming In Hot" was up next and although I'm pretty sure the roof structurally survived, it was clear that Diamante had made a permanent mark on the hearts of fans that night. During the last few years, Diamante has had the opportunity to work with some of the hottest rock artists around, lending her knock-out vocals to songs by All That Remains and the song "Hear Me Now" by Bad Wolves which she chose to perform for us in stellar fashion. Although no one wanted the evening to come to an end, the show was almost over but not before closing it out in perfectly with a raucous version of "War Cry" which had the crowd on their feet and fists in the air.
After the performance, Diamante and her band came out to meet each and every fan that stayed, posing for photos and taking the time to chat with everyone proving that she sparkles just as brightly on the inside. There is still time to check out Diamante when The Blue Balls Holiday Tour hits a city near you. Don't miss it!
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Q: Replacement for TStringList in Delphi Prism. I am migrating an application written in Delphi 2007 .Net to Delphi Prism, which is the best option to replace the TStringList and TStrings class?
Thanks in advance.
Bye.

A: Just use the built in List types in the .NET framework, or the StringCollection.
The easiest are the generic lists:
List<String>

But StringCollection has a few bits that the List does not have; you can read a bit about that in this thread.
The advantage of using built-in .NET Framework classes, is that there is plenty documentation at MSDN, have loads of examples (for instance atCodeProject), and usually support more features (like implementing required interfaces to do data binding and such: the TStringList in ShineOn does not do that).
The advantage of using VCL like things is that you are more familiar with the VCL so it gets you started quicker. But there is a reason why VCL.NET has not been developed further...
Janka Janos has a great comparison chart of features in C# and Delphi Prism.
That will help you translate C# examples into Delphi Prism code.
--jeroen

A: Have you looked at ShineOn?  It has a Classes.pas with TStringList in it.

A: I have used Collections.Specialized.HybridDictionary (and similar) classes in the little bit of C# I have done. As it is a standard .net object it should be available in Prism.
I don't know if it has a LoadFrom/Save to file though

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Samling Academy Summer Concerts
'Come into the Garden'
Fifteen of the finest young classical singers in the North East invite you to 'Come into the Garden' for a series of summer concerts. Samling Academy presents a programme of song and poetry inspired by gardens and flowers in Saltburn, Barnard Castle and Sage Gateshead.
This semi-staged production, directed by Samling Artist Miranda Wright, follows a year in a garden through the natural cycles of the days and seasons, from dawn to dusk. In solos, duets and ensembles, the young singers celebrate the delights of spring and the romantic language of flowers, performing music by some of the finest composers of English, French and German song. The music will be interspersed with readings and poetry, including selections from Katherine Swift's best-selling garden book 'The Morville Hours'.
The Samling Academy Singers range in age from 15 to 21 and are chosen by audition from schools and universities across the North East every year. Those selected receive intensive coaching throughout the year in singing and performance technique, and their hard work comes to fruition in summer concerts and opera productions.
Soprano Zoë Jackson from Washington delighted audiences last summer in the role of Venus in the Samling Academy Opera production of John Blow's 'Venus and Adonis', performed with the acclaimed Dunedin Consort and their director John Butt. She makes her final appearance with Samling Academy this year before taking up a scholarship at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama, following in the footsteps of other former Samling Academy Singers who have progressed to the country's top music colleges and professional singing careers.
Among the younger performers, fifteen-year old Ben Ryan from Darlington, who is taking part in his first Samling Academy summer concert said 'It means a lot to me to be in Samling Academy as it gives me the opportunity to work with fantastic people and sing fantastic music. I'm looking forward to being a part of the concerts and doing what I love'. Eighteen-year old Tia Radix-Callixte from Gateshead added 'I have been lucky enough to be able to develop my language skills, and vocal technique through partaking in the Samling Academy, and I am very excited to be involved in this year's Summer Concert project;'.
The concerts will be accompanied by pianist Samling Artist Ian Tindale, a rising star in the world of classical song, who can regularly be heard accompanying some of the country's leading young singers on BBC Radio 3 and on concert stages across the UK and Europe. He has worked with Samling Academy for a number of years, inspiring the young singers and delighting their audiences with his engaging and sensitive playing.
Samling Academy Summer Concerts: 'Come into the Garden'
Saturday 20 July, 7.30pm
The Witham, 3 Horsemarket, Barnard Castle DL12 8LY
01833 631107 thewitham.org.uk
Wednesday 24 July, 7.30pm
Saltburn Community Theatre, Albion Terrace, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Cleveland, TS12 1JW
01287 624 997 saltburnarts.co.uk
Friday 26 July, 7.30pm
Sage Two, Sage Gateshead, St Mary's Square, Gateshead Quays, NE8 2JR
0191 443 4661 sagegateshead.com
Tickets for all performances: £14, concessions £10
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by Jane Shuttleworth
Fifteen of the finest young classical singers in the North East invite you to 'Come into the Garden' for a series of summer concerts. Samling Academy presents a programme of song and poetry inspired by gardens and flowers in Saltburn, Barnard Castle and Sage Gateshead. This semi-staged production, directed by Samling Artist Miranda Wright, follows […]


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Europe is blowing itself apart over Greece – and nobody seems able to stop it
by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard July 8, 2015 September 22, 2020
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard. This article was first published on the Telegraph.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras never expected to win Sunday's referendum. He is now trapped and hurtling towards Grexit
Like a tragedy from Euripides, the long struggle between Greece and Europe's creditor powers is reaching a cataclysmic end that nobody planned, nobody seems able to escape, and that threatens to shatter the greater European order in the process.
Greek premier Alexis Tsipras never expected to win Sunday's referendum on EMU bail-out terms, let alone to preside over a blazing national revolt against foreign control.
He called the snap vote with the expectation – and intention – of losing it. The plan was to put up a good fight, accept honourable defeat, and hand over the keys of the Maximos Mansion, leaving it to others to implement the June 25 "ultimatum" and suffer the opprobrium.
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This ultimatum came as a shock to the Greek cabinet. They thought they were on the cusp of a deal, bad though it was. Mr Tsipras had already made the decision to acquiesce to austerity demands, recognizing that Syriza had failed to bring about a debtors' cartel of southern EMU states and had seriously misjudged the mood across the eurozone.
Instead they were confronted with a text from the creditors that upped the ante, demanding a rise in VAT on tourist hotels from 7pc (de facto) to 23pc at a single stroke.
Creditors insisted on further pension cuts of 1pc of GDP by next year and a phase out of welfare assistance (EKAS) for poorer pensioners, even though pensions have already been cut by 44pc.
They insisted on fiscal tightening equal to 2pc of GDP in an economy reeling from six years of depression and devastating hysteresis. They offered no debt relief. The Europeans intervened behind the scenes to suppress a report by the International Monetary Fund validating Greece's claim that its debt is "unsustainable". The IMF concluded that the country not only needs a 30pc haircut to restore viability, but also €52bn of fresh money to claw its way out of crisis.
They rejected Greek plans to work with the OECD on market reforms, and with the International Labour Organisation on collective bargaining laws. They stuck rigidly to their script, refusing to recognise in any way that their own Dickensian prescriptions have been discredited by economists from across the world.
"They just didn't want us to sign. They had already decided to push us out," said the now-departed finance minister Yanis Varoufakis.
So Syriza called the referendum. To their consternation, they won, igniting the great Greek revolt of 2015, the moment when the people finally issued a primal scream, daubed their war paint, and formed the hoplite phalanx.
Mr Tsipras is now trapped by his success. "The referendum has its own dynamic. People will revolt if he comes back from Brussels with a shoddy compromise," said Costas Lapavitsas, a Syriza MP.
"Tsipras doesn't want to take the path of Grexit, but I think he realizes that this is now what lies straight ahead of him," he said.
Alexis Tsipras arrives in Brussels for an emergency summit after his referendum
What should have been a celebration on Sunday night turned into a wake. Mr Tsipras was depressed, dissecting all the errors that Syriza has made since taking power in January, talking into the early hours.
The prime minister was reportedly told that the time had come to choose, either he should seize on the momentum of the 61pc landslide vote, and take the fight to the Eurogroup, or yield to the creditor demands – and give up the volatile Mr Varoufakis in the process as a token of good faith.
"They just didn't want us to sign. They had already decided to push us out"
Everybody knew what a fight would mean. The inner cabinet had discussed the details a week earlier at a tense meeting after the European Central Bank refused to increase liquidity (ELA) to the Greek banking system, forcing Syriza to impose capital controls.
It was a triple plan. They would "requisition" the Bank of Greece and sack the governor under emergency national laws. The estimated €17bn of reserves still stashed away in various branches of the central bank would be seized.
They would issue parallel liquidity and California-style IOUs denominated in euros to keep the banking system afloat, backed by an appeal to the European Court of Justice to throw the other side off balance, all the while asserting Greece's full legal rights as a member of the eurozone. If the creditors forced Grexit, they – not Greece – would be acting illegally, with implications for tort contracts in London, New York and even Frankfurt.
They would impose a haircut on €27bn of Greek bonds held by the ECB, and deemed "odious debt" by some since the original purchases were undertaken by the ECB to save French and German banks, forestalling a market debt restructuring that would otherwise have happened.
"They were trying to strangle us into submission, and this is how we would retaliate," said one cabinet minister. Mr Tsipras rejected the plan. It was too dangerous. But a week later, that is exactly what he may have to do, unless he prefers to accept a forced return to the drachma.
Syriza has been in utter disarray for 36 hours. On Tuesday, the Greek side turned up for a make-or-break summit in Brussels with no plans at all, even though Germany and its allies warned them at the outset that this is their last chance to avert ejection.
The new finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, vaguely offered to come up with something by Wednesday, almost certainly a rejigged version of plans that the creditors have already rejected.
Events are now spinning out of control. The banks remain shut. The ECB has maintained its liquidity freeze, and through its inaction is asphyxiating the banking system.
Factories are shutting down across the country as stocks of raw materials run out and containers full of vitally-needed imports clog up Greek ports. Companies cannot pay their suppliers because external transfers are blocked. Private scrip currencies are starting to appear as firms retreat to semi-barter outside the banking system.
"We have to put our little egos, in my case a very large ego, away, and deal with situation we face"
Yet if Greece is in turmoil, so is Europe. The entire leadership of the eurozone warned before the referendum that a "No" vote would lead to ejection from the euro, never supposing that they might have to face exactly this.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission's chief, had the wit to make light of his retreat. "We have to put our little egos, in my case a very large ego, away, and deal with situation we face," he said.
France's prime minister, Manuel Valls said Grexit and the rupture of monetary union must be prevented as the highest strategic imperative. "We cannot let Greece leave the eurozone. Nobody can say today what the political consequences would be, what would be the reaction of the Greek people," he said.
French leaders are working in concert with the White House. Washington is bringing its immense diplomatic power to bear, calling openly on the EU to put "Greece on a path toward debt sustainability" and sort out the festering problem once and for all.
The Franco-American push is backed by Italy's Matteo Renzi, who said the eurozone has to go back to the drawing board and rethink its whole austerity doctrine after the democratic revolt in Greece. He too now backs debt relief.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and Italian Matteo Renzi take part in a eurozone EU leaders emergency summit Photo: Reuters
Yet 15 of the 18 governments now sitting in judgment on Greece either back Germany's uncompromising stand, or are leaning towards Grexit in one form or another. The Germans are already thinking beyond Grexit, discussing plans for humanitarian aide and balance of payments support for the drachma.
Mark Rutte, the Dutch premier, spoke for many in insisting that the eurozone must uphold discipline, whatever the financial consequences. "I am at the table here today to ensure that the integrity, the cohesion, the underlying principles of the single currency are protected. It is up to the Greek government to come up with far-reaching proposals. If they don't do that, then I think it will be over quickly," he said.
The two sides are talking past each other, clinging to long-entrenched narratives, no longer willing to question their own assumptions. The result could be costly. RBS puts the direct financial losses for the eurozone from a Greek default at €227bn, compared with €140bn if they bite the bullet on an IMF-style debt restructuring.
In pics: the human cost of Greece's debt crisis
But that is a detail compared with the damage to the European political project and the Nato alliance if Greece is thrown to wolves against the strenuous objections of France, Italy and the US.
It is hard to imagine what would remain of Franco-German condominium. Washington might start to turn its back on Nato in disgust, leaving Germany and the Baltic states to fend for themselves against Vladimir Putin's Russia, a condign punishment for such loss of strategic vision in Greece.
Mr Lapavitsas said Europe's own survival as civilisational force in the world is what is really at stake. "Europe has not show much wisdom over the last century. It launched two world wars and had to be saved by the Americans," he said
"Now with the creation of monetary union it has acted with such foolishness, and created such a disaster, that it is putting the very union in doubt, and this time there will be no saviour. It is the last throw of the dice for Europe," he said.


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EXPLOSION ROCKS NAVY DEPOT
August 20, 2013 / Patriot / American Intelligence News, Navy, United States
Eight people were injured, one of them seriously, after an explosion and fire struck a U.S. Navy ammunitions depot near the New Jersey shore on Tuesday, Navy officials said. Fire trucks, ambulances and a medical emergency helicopter rushed to Naval Weapons Station Earle, located near Colts Neck Township, about 45 miles from Manhattan. The cause of the explosion at a Marine boat repair shop at about 9 a.m. EDT was being investigated.
"The damage from the explosion was contained within the boathouse area. Ammunition and ordnance operations at the weapons station were not affected by the accident," the Navy said in a statement.
The injured included seven sailors and one civilian, said base spokesman Mike Brady.
One of the injured was seriously hurt and taken by medical helicopter to a local hospital for treatment, though the type of injuries sustained were still unknown, he said. The seven others suffered minor injuries, including smoke inhalation.
The explosion occurred during routine maintenance on a 35-foot utility boat and the blast ripped apart both the vessel and much of the adjoining building, Brady said.
A base firehouse is located next door to the boat repair shop and was able to respond "almost immediately," he said.
Brady said the stores of ammunition on the base are kept in an area separate from where boats are serviced and the explosion posed no threat to the adjoining community.
The base, which has a workforce of 1,500 people, has several facilities located in Colts Neck and surrounding towns, according to the U.S. Navy website. It serves as the "operational support base for five Military Sealift Commands combat logistics ships," according to the website.


Parents often ask me how they can best support their children's growth. Inevitably, the conversation will centre around how much love and affection is too much, and where the boundaries should lie.
According to Developmental Scientist Dr Deborah MacNamara, "there is a general fear and persistent myth that if we focus on building relationships with our kids, we may hinder their growth as independent and self-sufficient beings. There is a paradoxical relationship between attachment and separation, which is often misunderstood.
So love freely, with deep affection, and be present with your child. When your children feel secure in their relationship with you, then they will no longer feel the need to look for love, and instead focus on thriving.
Read Dr Deborah MacNamara's full article for more information, and strategies that parents can use to encourage the development of their growing humans.


From award-winning, New York Times bestselling author Kelly Barnhill comes a stunning first collection of acclaimed short fictions, teeming with uncanny characters whose stories unfold in worlds at once strikingly human and eerily original. Read the full description.
Put the words "Barnhill" in the subject line.
Entries must be received by February 28, 2018. Open to the US only.
Congratulations to Ediebe, winner of last month's giveaway, The Night Market. Thanks to all who participated.


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Huge congratulations to all our winners, please don't forget to grab your badges ladies and we hope you will wear them with pride and we look forward to seeing you all again for our new challenge tomorrow.
Also don't forget that our Christmas stamp release started today over on our Inspirational blog - There will be a chance to win some stamps and there are 3, 2 month GDT spots to be given away - Don't miss the chance make sure your a follower today.


"I created a brand once I became an author quite by chance. I was encouraged to start a blog and within a very short period of time I became known as a positive speaker and motivator.
How did that brand tie in to my work?
I always have a theme of overcoming or using mentors in anything I write. I write fiction, non-fiction, women's fiction and YA fiction, as such it was easy to promote my books with who I had become known as.
Making sure your brand isn't tarnished.
This is tricky because we all have a tendency to vent, particularly via social media. Be very careful about that because if you are writing books about faith, positivity, or anything that is positive, if your persona is negative, no one will believe you thus tarnishing your image and your ability to sell your books.
Choose other ways to enhance your brand beyond selling books.
I have become known as a motivational speaker and that was born of my books and making myself available to those who have read my books and the themes within. Once a person feels they know you and what your work is about it opens up other venues.
Narrow your social network groups to your brand.
I love our blog, Nicholas. Thanks for hosting Angelia. Can't wait to get to her books!
It was a pleasure hosting Angelia, I hope you enjoy her books. 🙂 Thanks for the comment!
What do you think, authors and bloggers How do you brand yourself?


Having great brand management is only half the battle.
If you can bring new leads or visitors to your website, looking for more information on your products or services, then you've done the hard bit! But so many companies don't take the final step to convert these potential visitors into customers. Below are 6 of the key steps to take to make those slight changes to your website to make more people either call, email or simply purchase what you are offering. Conversions is so important that there is even a conversions conference in London now!
One of the most basic CRO implementations is to ensure both your mail to and telephone number are both "click to action" for example when searching on mobile devices (which now is greater than desktop search volume) people can click the number and get on the phone with you in seconds. If they have to write this number down or can't automatically set-up the call (or email) they may just go elsewhere.
Have all of the key contact information about the fold. This is a given nowadays, similar to the point above, people are very impatient, especially for "need it now" industries or services. This means if they have to search your page for a phone or email, they are likely to just give up and go elsewhere.
Once you have those basics in place it's time to look into what actually helps convert customers themselves. Individuals or businesses buy products because they solve an issue. For businesses this might be to generate more customers, the original issue being they do not make enough money from the customers they already have. Another key element to integrate is to add case studies of your most profitable clients or customers. If a potential customer visits your website and sees what you have done for a previous client, they are more likely to get in touch. Although these case studies must be believable, otherwise it works in reverse.
Create a customised landing page for each new strategy or ad that the business is placing. Simply directing traffic to the contact or homepage of a website isn't the most effective use of your business's capital. Instead you should be looking to create relevant, highly converting pages for each new ad created. If an advertising method or page isn't converting well, then simply mix it up.
If you only have a limited time to spend on your website's updating each month then its essential to re-read and update the relevant areas. Whether this be the obvious contact information, or the less obvious case studies. It is also important to utilise customer reviews. These can give you a way to add testimonials to your website you thought you would never receive.
At the end of each week/month/day you should be reviewing the data. Both the analytics of the site, as well as any customer testimonials you have about the website. This not only helps you know how your website is converting, but it also helps you understand where to tweak the UX of the site.


Yep I know, it's already halfway through the month. Better late than never. Life took over for a few months so I wanted to do a quick life update and share goals for this year.
In November, we went on a last minute cruise. Our first one. And we loved it. I'm still writing that post over on Newton's Travels, our travel blog but should have it up no later than next week. Hold me accountable to it.
Our Christmas celebration was wonderful as usual. We had a family get together the Saturday before Christmas at my stepdaughter's house. And then our yearly tradition of Christmas Eve family Christmas at my stepson and daughter in law's home. Both gatherings were so much fun. They were great hosts!
After Christmas, we had a week until our anniversary. We celebrated our 22nd anniversary on New Year's Eve at Seasons 52. It was a delicious dinner although I had not been feeling all that well. I went to bed early that night. That was the first time ever that I missed staying up until midnight watching the New Year's Eve celebrations on TV (except for the time we spent our anniversary in Jamaica lol).
So right up until last week I was feeling awful. And Kev had been sick for over a month by that point. So our 2019 didn't start out as great as we would have liked but we are starting to feel better. And hey at least it's the beginning of the year so we should be smooth sailing the rest of 2019 right?
Don't you love my new coloring calendar? So cute.
That downtime while I was sick was used to rest and to plan my year. I'm really excited for all that's to come.
I am working on a plan for better self care. This will include getting back into the home gym on a consistent basis. My goal will be to workout/exercise at least 3 days a week to start. Those workouts will be 20 minutes. If I plan any more, I am likely to give it up. I DO want to do more but that is where I will start.
Eat more greens. Eat less crap. That's all.
Even though January is Weight Loss Awareness Month, I have decided this year that I'm a plus size blogger, not a weight loss blogger. I want to be healthy and happy in my own skin in its current state lol and hopefully the outcome will be weight loss with more activity. I would rather focus on being strong and healthy over losing weight. Does that make sense?
Getting started with the right mindset is hopefully going to set me up to have a winning year. I want to enjoy the journey instead of trying to get right to the destination. Ya know?
What are your self care goals for this year?
As for decluttering, we have already started a little bit. We went to Home Depot this weekend and grabbed some totes to help in the process. We got a new coffee pot from mom and dad for Christmas (the Ninja Hot & Cold Brew System) and set that up this weekend (it's awesome by the way!). We reorganized cabinets to make our coffee mugs, coffee and accessories more accessible near the coffee machine. In doing that, we cleared out a box full of mugs/glasses, etc that we no longer need. I think we should let go of more but it will come.
I'm sure you can guess with all the declutter talk, that I have watched Tidying Up, the new show out on Netflix (I guess there is a book from this gal too, The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up that I need to read). I can't wait for more episodes. So many great tips and ideas came out of that. I look forward to decluttering more. I did get rid of some old office papers too so that's good.
As for reading, I'm going to ease into it. My goal is 1 page a day whether it be business or personal books. Yep that's all. However I started a list last week called 50 Things to Do Before 50 and reading 50 books by the time I turn 50 in 3 years is one of the things on that list. Oh my! Big scary goal. Listening to books via Audible has come highly recommended. So I might try that this year too. Have you used Audible?
There has been a lot of talk about choosing a word for the year. I always choose a word but never do anything with it. This year, I plan to change that. The word I chose is SHINE. I want to shine in many areas of my life. I even colored some pages that I put in my office to give me a daily reminder of what it is I'm striving for and to go for it. Did you choose a word? If so, what is it?
So there you have it, a peek into my 2019 goals. I really feel this is going to be a truly awesome year for all of us. I have been following the Tut.com Love Your Life Project. You go through and get clear about your priorities, visualize, set daily affirmations and get inspired. It's been really awesome and has made me think a lot about how I want to see my life from this moment forward.
I hope you all are doing great and I would love to hear from you. Jump in the comments below or join me over on Facebook to chat on Her Grand Life. Here's to a fantastic year!


Bidcorp is a group of companies operating on 5 continents, ensuring a global presence in the catering industry.
Being part of the group means being a leader in one's own market, keeping you informed on the progress of international trade, being able to count on the support of strategically positioned partners around the world, whilst keeping one's business strategy, mentality, traits and identity intact.
DAC became part of Bidcorp in 2014, thus becoming a global hub for Italian food.
Bidcorp comprises companies from the following countries: Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Czech Republic, Poland, the Baltic countries. Spain, Turkey, South Africa, China, Macau, Singapore and Malaysia.


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Instead of looking at the perceived risk of each condition, we use our award-winning risk rating system, Protectif, to understand your situation. We not only offer a broad range of cover levels suiting every traveller and budget, but our policies assess risk more effectively than other insurers. It's one of the industry's closest things to a personally underwritten travel insurance policy.
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When you take out a policy with Insurancewith, we'll also donate £1 to charities that help support people like our customers every day. We support a number of charities including FACT, Pink Ladies, Genetic Alliance, JDRF, Simone Cowland Trust and The Haven to name a few.


Craft Gossip/Indie Crafts: Recycled crayons in the shape of mischievous mustaches! just makes me want to giggle: so cute and clever. Image and idea credit: chase dreams etsy.
Ginko Papers: I am in LOVE with Japanese Washi Tape. It's like masking tape....only cuter. Be sure to check out Ginko Papers (they area US vendor) and their adorable selection. It's perfect for crafting of muffin tin meals and bento making.
Under The Table and Dreaming: Stephanie Lynn rocks an amazing blog full of inspiring ideas for home, family, and life. Last year she made a made a Christmas Tree from a recycled magazine. love it! I am thinking this would be a fun family project or a fun project to do with a group of friends!
I hope I'm not out of line. I wanted to ask that you consider this post for your next Sunday Paper post.


Today's offering showcases this luxurious X serial number ladies President with strong black dial in beautiful condition with its original papers, booklets, boxes, accessories and tags - a complete set. It is a modern style President with sapphire crystal, quick-setting date, and solid center link Rolex Presidential bracelet.
It is fully Rolex and in very pleasing condition. It presents gorgeously. Our photos couldn't do it justice.
The watch has just been fully serviced by our Master Watchmaker. The servicing consisted of disassembling the movement, carefully inspecting each part, replacing any overly worn components with Rolex parts, reassembling and lubricating the movement, replacing all of the waterproofing seals with new Rolex gaskets, and timing testing and regulation (a $845 value).
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Examples can be found adorning prominent wrists around Hollywood (Jennifer Garner wears an 18K yellow gold ladies President and Angelina Jolie, Gwenneth Paltrow, and Halle Berry all wear ladies Rolexes) and in boardrooms and offices around the world. To own a President is to claim a true distinction.
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No one has to teach us how to be self-centered, we are born that way. If you have been around children, you know what it's like to witness selfishness first hand. Children argue over books and toys. They say things like "Me first, I want that, give it to me". When there's only 1 brownie left, they want the biggest half. You know, I've also seen selfishness in adults too—especially in myself. There are times when I can be just as selfish as a small child. I rush into a restaurant so I can get in line first, I want the closest parking space, the shortest line at the grocery store and I don't just want the biggest half of the last brownie—I want the whole thing! Can you relate? Listen to this verse found in the book of Philippians, "With humility of mind, let each of you regard one another as more important than himself" Would you agree that most of us do not live this way? It's a struggle for us to regard other people as more important. It seems as if we are wired to look out for our own personal interests instead of the interests of others." As if our time is more valuable than someone else's time. But, as followers of Christ, our lives should speak self-less-ness. This verse in Philippians tells us to have humility of mind. This means that within the private life of our thoughts, we should think of others above ourselves. Reminding ourselves of who are called to be in Christ—humble. This will change our lives for the better. It will create in us a selfless spirit and it will please God. Maybe you too struggle with being selfish. I encourage you to ask God to give you a spirit of self-LESS-ness. Ask Him to help you be live out this verse. And the next time there's only one brownie left, put someone else above yourself and take the smallest half.
Thanks for always posting right when I need it. I have felt so selfish lately and have really tried to remember this verse.


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#ifndef _OTF_ENCODING_H
#define _OTF_ENCODING_H

#include <cstdint>
#include <string>

#if defined(WIN32) || defined(_WIN32)
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_16(v) _byteswap_ushort(v)
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_32(v) _byteswap_ulong(v)
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_64(v) _byteswap_uint64(v)
#else // assuming gcc/clang
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_16(v) __builtin_bswap16(v)
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_32(v) __builtin_bswap32(v)
#    define SBE_OTF_BSWAP_64(v) __builtin_bswap64(v)
#endif

#if defined(WIN32) || defined(_WIN32)
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_16(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_16(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_32(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_64(v))
#elif __BYTE_ORDER__ == __ORDER_LITTLE_ENDIAN__
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_16(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_16(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_32(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_64(v))
#elif __BYTE_ORDER__ == __ORDER_BIG_ENDIAN__
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_16(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_BIG_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_16(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_BIG_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_32(v))
#    define SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(o,v) ((o == ByteOrder::SBE_BIG_ENDIAN) ? (v) : SBE_OTF_BSWAP_64(v))
#else
    #error "Byte Ordering of platform not determined. Set __BYTE_ORDER__ manually before including this file."
#endif

namespace sbe {
namespace otf {

/// Constants used for representing byte order
enum class ByteOrder : int
{
    /// little endian byte order
        SBE_LITTLE_ENDIAN = 0,
    /// big endian byte order
        SBE_BIG_ENDIAN = 1
};

typedef union sbe_float_as_uint_u
{
    float fp_value;
    std::uint32_t uint_value;
}
sbe_float_as_uint_t;

typedef union sbe_double_as_uint_u
{
    double fp_value;
    std::uint64_t uint_value;
}
sbe_double_as_uint_t;

/// Constants used for representing primitive types
enum class PrimitiveType : int
{
    /// Type is undefined or unknown
        NONE = 0,
    /// Type is a signed character
        CHAR = 1,
    /// Type is a signed 8-bit value
        INT8 = 2,
    /// Type is a signed 16-bit value
        INT16 = 3,
    /// Type is a signed 32-bit value
        INT32 = 4,
    /// Type is a signed 64-bit value
        INT64 = 5,
    /// Type is a unsigned 8-bit value
        UINT8 = 6,
    /// Type is a unsigned 16-bit value
        UINT16 = 7,
    /// Type is a unsigned 32-bit value
        UINT32 = 8,
    /// Type is a unsigned 64-bit value
        UINT64 = 9,
    /// Type is a 32-bit floating point value
        FLOAT = 10,
    /// Type is a 64-bit double floating point value
        DOUBLE = 11
};

/// Constants used for representing Presence
enum class Presence : int
{
    /// Field or encoding presence is required
        SBE_REQUIRED = 0,
    /// Field or encoding presence is optional
        SBE_OPTIONAL = 1,
    /// Field or encoding presence is constant and not encoded
        SBE_CONSTANT = 2
};

inline std::size_t lengthOfType(PrimitiveType type)
{
    switch (type)
    {
        case PrimitiveType::CHAR:
            return 1;

        case PrimitiveType::INT8:
            return 1;

        case PrimitiveType::INT16:
            return 2;

        case PrimitiveType::INT32:
            return 4;

        case PrimitiveType::INT64:
            return 8;

        case PrimitiveType::UINT8:
            return 1;

        case PrimitiveType::UINT16:
            return 2;

        case PrimitiveType::UINT32:
            return 4;

        case PrimitiveType::UINT64:
            return 8;

        case PrimitiveType::FLOAT:
            return 4;

        case PrimitiveType::DOUBLE:
            return 8;

        default:
            return 0;
    }
}

class PrimitiveValue
{
public:
    PrimitiveValue(PrimitiveType type, std::size_t valueLength, const char *value) :
        m_type(type)
    {
        if (0 == valueLength)
        {
            m_type = PrimitiveType::NONE;
            m_size = 0;
            return;
        }

        switch (type)
        {
            case PrimitiveType::CHAR:
            {
                if (valueLength > 1)
                {
                    m_arrayValue = std::string(value, valueLength);
                    m_size = valueLength;
                }
                else
                {
                    m_value.asInt = *(char *) value;
                    m_size = 1;
                }
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::INT8:
            {
                std::int8_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::int8_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::int8_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::INT16:
            {
                std::int16_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::int16_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::int16_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::INT32:
            {
                std::int32_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::int32_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::int32_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::INT64:
            {
                std::int64_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::int64_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::int64_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::UINT8:
            {
                std::uint8_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::uint8_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::uint8_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::UINT16:
            {
                std::uint16_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::uint16_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::uint16_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::UINT32:
            {
                std::uint32_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::uint32_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::uint32_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::UINT64:
            {
                std::uint64_t temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(std::uint64_t));
                m_value.asInt = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(std::uint64_t);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::FLOAT:
            {
                float temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(float));
                m_value.asDouble = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(float);
                break;
            }

            case PrimitiveType::DOUBLE:
            {
                double temp;
                std::memcpy(&temp, value, sizeof(double));
                m_value.asDouble = temp;
                m_size = sizeof(double);
                break;
            }

            default:
            {
                m_type = PrimitiveType::NONE;
                m_size = 0;
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    inline std::int64_t getAsInt() const
    {
        return m_value.asInt;
    }

    inline std::uint64_t getAsUInt() const
    {
        return m_value.asUInt;
    }

    inline double getAsDouble() const
    {
        return m_value.asDouble;
    }

    inline const char *getArray() const
    {
        return m_arrayValue.c_str(); // in C++11 data() and c_str() are equivalent and are null terminated after length
    }

    inline std::size_t size() const
    {
        return m_size;
    }

    inline PrimitiveType primitiveType() const
    {
        return m_type;
    }

private:
    PrimitiveType m_type;
    std::size_t m_size;
    union
    {
        std::int64_t asInt;
        std::uint64_t asUInt;
        double asDouble;
    } m_value;
    std::string m_arrayValue;  // use this to store all the types, not just char arrays
};

class Encoding
{
public:
    Encoding(
        PrimitiveType type,
        Presence presence,
        ByteOrder byteOrder,
        PrimitiveValue minValue,
        PrimitiveValue maxValue,
        PrimitiveValue nullValue,
        PrimitiveValue constValue,
        std::string characterEncoding,
        std::string epoch,
        std::string timeUnit,
        std::string semanticType) :
        m_presence(presence),
        m_primitiveType(type),
        m_byteOrder(byteOrder),
        m_minValue(std::move(minValue)),
        m_maxValue(std::move(maxValue)),
        m_nullValue(std::move(nullValue)),
        m_constValue(std::move(constValue)),
        m_characterEncoding(std::move(characterEncoding)),
        m_epoch(std::move(epoch)),
        m_timeUnit(std::move(timeUnit)),
        m_semanticType(std::move(semanticType))
    {
    }

    static inline char getChar(const char *buffer)
    {
        return *(char *)buffer;
    }

    static inline std::int8_t getInt8(const char *buffer)
    {
        std::int8_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::int8_t));

        return value;
    }

    static inline std::int16_t getInt16(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::int16_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::int16_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_16(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline std::int32_t getInt32(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::int32_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::int32_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline std::int64_t getInt64(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::int64_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::int64_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline std::uint8_t getUInt8(const char *buffer)
    {
        std::uint8_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::uint8_t));

        return value;
    }

    static inline std::uint16_t getUInt16(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::uint16_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::uint16_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_16(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline std::uint32_t getUInt32(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::uint32_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::uint32_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline std::uint64_t getUInt64(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        std::uint64_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(std::uint64_t));

        return SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(byteOrder, value);
    }

    static inline float getFloat(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        sbe_float_as_uint_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(float));
        value.uint_value = SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_32(byteOrder, value.uint_value);

        return value.fp_value;
    }

    static inline double getDouble(const char *buffer, const ByteOrder byteOrder)
    {
        sbe_double_as_uint_t value;
        std::memcpy(&value, buffer, sizeof(double));
        value.uint_value = SBE_OTF_BYTE_ORDER_64(byteOrder, value.uint_value);

        return value.fp_value;
    }

    static inline std::int64_t getInt(const PrimitiveType type, const ByteOrder byteOrder, const char *buffer)
    {
        switch (type)
        {
            case PrimitiveType::CHAR:
                return getChar(buffer);

            case PrimitiveType::INT8:
                return getInt8(buffer);

            case PrimitiveType::INT16:
                return getInt16(buffer, byteOrder);

            case PrimitiveType::INT32:
                return getInt32(buffer, byteOrder);

            case PrimitiveType::INT64:
                return getInt64(buffer, byteOrder);

            default:
                throw std::runtime_error("incorrect type for Encoding::getInt");
        }
    }

    static inline std::uint64_t getUInt(const PrimitiveType type, const ByteOrder byteOrder, const char *buffer)
    {
        switch (type)
        {
            case PrimitiveType::UINT8:
                return getUInt8(buffer);

            case PrimitiveType::UINT16:
                return getUInt16(buffer, byteOrder);

            case PrimitiveType::UINT32:
                return getUInt32(buffer, byteOrder);

            case PrimitiveType::UINT64:
                return getUInt64(buffer, byteOrder);

            default:
                throw std::runtime_error("incorrect type for Encoding::getUInt");
        }
    }

    static inline double getDouble(const PrimitiveType type, const ByteOrder byteOrder, const char *buffer)
    {
        if (type == PrimitiveType::FLOAT)
        {
            return getFloat(buffer, byteOrder);
        }
        else if (type == PrimitiveType::DOUBLE)
        {
            return getDouble(buffer, byteOrder);
        }
        else
        {
            throw std::runtime_error("incorrect type for Encoding::getDouble");
        }
    }

    inline Presence presence() const
    {
        return m_presence;
    }

    inline ByteOrder byteOrder() const
    {
        return m_byteOrder;
    }

    inline PrimitiveType primitiveType() const
    {
        return m_primitiveType;
    }

    inline std::int64_t getAsInt(const char *buffer) const
    {
        return getInt(m_primitiveType, m_byteOrder, buffer);
    }

    inline std::uint64_t getAsUInt(const char *buffer) const
    {
        return getUInt(m_primitiveType, m_byteOrder, buffer);
    }

    inline double getAsDouble(const char *buffer) const
    {
        return getDouble(m_primitiveType, m_byteOrder, buffer);
    }

    inline const PrimitiveValue &minValue() const
    {
        return m_minValue;
    }

    inline const PrimitiveValue &maxValue() const
    {
        return m_maxValue;
    }

    inline const PrimitiveValue &nullValue() const
    {
        return m_nullValue;
    }

    inline const PrimitiveValue &constValue() const
    {
        return m_constValue;
    }

    inline const std::string &characterEncoding() const
    {
        return m_characterEncoding;
    }

    inline const std::string &epoch() const
    {
        return m_epoch;
    }

    inline const std::string &timeUnit() const
    {
        return m_timeUnit;
    }

    inline const std::string &semanticType() const
    {
        return m_semanticType;
    }

private:
    const Presence m_presence;
    const PrimitiveType m_primitiveType;
    const ByteOrder m_byteOrder;

    const PrimitiveValue m_minValue;
    const PrimitiveValue m_maxValue;
    const PrimitiveValue m_nullValue;
    const PrimitiveValue m_constValue;

    const std::string m_characterEncoding;
    const std::string m_epoch;
    const std::string m_timeUnit;
    const std::string m_semanticType;
};

}}

#endif


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Steve Randall
Steve Randall was born and raised in West Los Angeles. He grew up in the Pico/La Cienega area. At the age of 13, Steve began working at his Father's downtown business during Saturdays and vacations. He attended Hamilton High School and graduated in the Class of Summer 1964. In 1963, he moved with his family to Westwood where he resided until 1970. Steve attended Cal State Northridge, where he studied psychology, pre-med, business and business law, and earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration/Finance. Upon graduation, he was hired by the Bank of America for a special accelerated management training program. At the age of 24, he was a Vice President at Bank of America and worked in Beverly Hills. Thereafter, he studied law for one year at a San Fernando Valley law school. Steve married in 1970 and has two grown daughters. He resided in Beverlywood from 1974 to 1988.
Pursuing his entrepreneurial interests, at the age of 26 Steve opened a retail Luggage, Leathergoods and Gift store in Ladera Heights, which he owned and operated for 16 years. During 13 of those years he served as either the President or Vice President of the Ladera Shopping Center Merchants Association, and for 14 years was also the security liaison between the Shopping Center and the Sheriff's Department. Since Steve left the retail business, he has engaged in various other business activities. He lived in Beverly Hills for five years and was the director of a Fine Art Gallery in Beverly Hills, and later a private Fine Art Dealer. In 1995, he moved to Encino. In 1997 he moved to West Hills, where he now resides and owns a home. Since then, Steve has been a Director of Marketing for an automotive service related product, the General Manager of a retail Vintage Car Dealership, a Business Consultant, and a Chief Financial Officer. He retired in 2005 and currently pursues his interest in collecting and restoring vintage automobiles and assisting others to market their vintage cars.
Steve Randall began serving on the West Hills Neighborhood Council (WHNC) in 2012 when he was selected by the Board of Directors to fill a vacant board seat. In March 2014 he was overwhelmingly re-elected by West Hills stakeholders for an additional 4 years. Steve is an active member on 10 of the 11 WHNC standing committees and 4 ad-hoc committees, is the chair of the Cultural, Community & /Senior Center Ad-hoc Committee and co-chair of the Environment, Elections and Vacancy Committees.
In April 2017, Steve Randall was selected as one of 55 Los Angeles community leaders to attend a special first-time offered LAPD Level II Community Police Academy. Steve completed the Level II Academy and was honored by Chief Charlie Beck at a graduation ceremony in August 2017.
Goals for West Hills:
I love West Hills. It has been my honor to represent the best interests of the West Hills community. I am working to clean-up the contaminated Santa Susana Field Laboratory site, creating a West Hills Cultural, Community & Senior Center, making sure our streets are properly repaired and maintained, developing a West Hills Emergency Preparedness program, and making sure that proposed developments in West Hills are appropriate for our community.
It is my goal to continue to serve the community of West Hills to make it as vibrant, attractive, safe and enjoyable as possible for those who live, work, shop, attend school and pray here. To this end, I have established excellent working relationships with many City and State government officials who I work closely with.
I welcome your thoughts, concerns and ideas for a better West Hills. Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or (818) 340-4700.
© 2020 West Hills Neighborhood Council.


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Future Tense - Our World in Ten
This year's Halifax International Security Forum paid respect to the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One, but in its final plenary session, Present Tense: Our World in Ten, the attention shifted to the future. How will the issues discussed throughout this year's Forum play out over the next decade? Will democratic states be able to defend their values and institutions from growing threats like great power politics and cyber-warfare? This diverse set of panelists spoke confidently and optimistically about the resilience of democracies to withstand this challenge.
Former Ambassador to NATO, R. Nicholas Burns, Professor of the Practice of Diplomacy and International Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School spoke about the need for democratic states to preserve their collective self-confidence, and their values and institutions, in the face of rising authoritarianism from China and Russia.
Mr. Vladimir Kara-Murza, Vice Chairman of Open Russia, urged participants to challenge the perception of President Vladimir Putin's invincibility within Russia, citing examples from Russian history that demonstrate the country's capacity for and inclination towards leadership change.
Pastor Esther Ibanga, Executive Director of Women Without Walls Initiative and General (Ret) Amos Yadlin, Executive Director of the Institute for National Security Studies, provided sobering outlooks on Africa and the Middle East respectively, but both pointed to the passion and potential of the coming generation to serve as a catalyst for positive change in these regions in the future. The plenary provided participants with important questions to reflect upon as they leave Halifax, and a path towards achieving the goals set out at this year's Forum of ensuring the strength and prosperity of liberal values and democracy.
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