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    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <parent>
        <groupId>org.sakaiproject</groupId>
        <artifactId>master</artifactId>
        <version>11-SNAPSHOT</version>
		<relativePath>../master/pom.xml</relativePath>
        <!-- <version>2.8.1</version> --> <!-- purepom deployed with sakai-2.8.0 -->
    </parent>

    <name>sakai-lessonbuildertool base pom</name>
    <groupId>org.sakaiproject.lessonbuilder</groupId>
    <artifactId>lessonbuilder</artifactId>
    <version>11-SNAPSHOT</version>
    <packaging>pom</packaging>

    <modules>
        <module>api</module>
        <module>components</module>
        <module>hbm</module>
        <module>tool</module>
    </modules>

    <properties>
      <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>

      <!-- set default values. will be overriden in profiles -->
      <!-- src1 is for opt-src if you use optional tools -->
      <src1>dummy</src1>
      <!-- src2 is for special version-specific code -->
      <src2>dummy</src2>
      <!-- src3 is for src28-9, which has CSSUtils for pre-10.0 -->
      <src3>dummy</src3>

    <!-- the following properties are used only if contrib tools are enabled -->
    <!-- they are listed here rather than in the profile so you just have to look here to adjust things -->
    <!-- the scopes should be compile if you don't actually have the tool, or provided if you do -->

      <sakai.yaft.version>1.3.0-SNAPSHOT</sakai.yaft.version>
      <sakai.yaft.scope>provided</sakai.yaft.scope>
      <sakai.mneme.version>2.1.2</sakai.mneme.version>
      <sakai.mneme.scope>provided</sakai.mneme.scope>
      <sakai.assignment2.version>1.0-rc-1</sakai.assignment2.version>
      <sakai.assignment2.scope>provided</sakai.assignment2.scope>

    </properties>

    <!--
	 Please enable the profile for your version of sakai.

	 If you want support for Assignment2, Mneme, and YAFT,
	 set the "contrib" profile in tool/pom.xml, and make sure
	 that the properties listed above match the versions that you use.

     -->

    <profiles>
        <profile>
          <id>10</id>

          <activation>
            <activeByDefault>true</activeByDefault>
          </activation>

          <properties>
	    <!-- new pom.xml files that use materialied_clob, for new hibernate -->
	    <hbms>newhbm</hbms>

	    <!-- used in tool for a dependency that's needed only for sakai 10 -->
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util>org.sakaiproject.portal</lessons-sakai-portal-util>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>sakai-portal-util</lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>${sakai.version}</lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>

	    <!-- include new Gradebook API -->
	    <src2>src29</src2>

	    <!-- group id changed for 2.9 -->
            <sakai.assignment.groupId>org.sakaiproject.assignment</sakai.assignment.groupId>

	  </properties>

	  <!-- should be OK to do it here, because these are all provided in shared/lib.
	       So having them available to all the subprojects won't cause us to include
	       any unnecessary files
	   -->

	  <dependencies>
            <dependency>
	      <groupId>org.springframework</groupId>
	      <artifactId>spring-context</artifactId>
            </dependency>
            <dependency>
	      <groupId>org.springframework</groupId>
	      <artifactId>spring-orm</artifactId>
            </dependency>
            <dependency>
	      <groupId>org.springframework</groupId>
	      <artifactId>spring-tx</artifactId>
            </dependency>

	  </dependencies>

        </profile>

        <profile>
          <id>2.9</id>

	  <modules>
            <module>help</module>
	  </modules>

          <properties>
	    <hbms>oldhbm</hbms>
	    <src2>src29</src2>
	    <src3>src28-9</src3>
            <sakai.assignment.groupId>org.sakaiproject.assignment</sakai.assignment.groupId>
	    <sakai.lombok.version>1.12.4</sakai.lombok.version>

	    <!-- the following are basically dummmies. They cause tool to include the same module twice -->
	    <!-- it's used becaue for Sakai 10 we need one more dependency than for sakai 2.8 and 9 -->
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util>uk.org.ponder.sakairsf</lessons-sakai-portal-util>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>sakairsf</lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>${sakairsf.version}</lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>
          </properties>

	  <!-- in 10.x these are in master/pom.xml, so we need them here for 2.8 and 2.9.
	       Otherwise we get mission version for 2.8 and 2.9 -->

	  <dependencyManagement>
	    <dependencies>
              <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.basiclti</groupId>
		<artifactId>basiclti-api</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.basiclti.version}</version>
		<scope>provided</scope>
              </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.samigo</groupId>
		<artifactId>samigo-hibernate</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.samigo.version}</version>
		<scope>provided</scope>
	      </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.samigo</groupId>
		<artifactId>samigo-qti</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.samigo.version}</version>
	      </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<!-- To keep make it easy to update all tool versions -->
		<groupId>org.projectlombok</groupId>
		<artifactId>lombok</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.lombok.version}</version>
	      </dependency>
	    </dependencies>

	  </dependencyManagement>

        </profile>

        <profile>
          <id>2.8</id>

	  <modules>
            <module>help</module>
	  </modules>

          <properties>
	    <!-- old versions of hbm.xml files, for 2.8 / 2.9 -->
	    <hbms>oldhbm</hbms>
	    <src2>src28</src2>
	    <src3>src28-9</src3>
            <sakai.assignment.groupId>org.sakaiproject</sakai.assignment.groupId>

	    <!-- need additional properties because they are not in master in 2.9 -->
            <sakai.assignment.version>2.8.1</sakai.assignment.version>
            <rsfutil.version>0.7.5</rsfutil.version>
            <sakairsf.version>0.7.7</sakairsf.version>
            <sakairsf.components.version>0.7.5</sakairsf.components.version>
            <project.build.sourceEncoding>UTF-8</project.build.sourceEncoding>
 	    <!-- LB supports version 2 of basiclti. If you have installed that in 2.8, then use the actual version you installed. Otherwise leave this. The build will use the API for 2.0, but realize at runtime that it's not there, and not show the features that depend upon basiclit -->
	    <sakai.basiclti.version>2.0.0</sakai.basiclti.version>
	    <sakai.lombok.version>1.12.4</sakai.lombok.version>

	    <!-- the following are basically dummmies. They cause tool to include the same module twice -->
	    <!-- it's used becaue for Sakai 10 we need one more dependency than for sakai 2.8 and 9 -->
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util>uk.org.ponder.sakairsf</lessons-sakai-portal-util>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>sakairsf</lessons-sakai-portal-util-artifact>
            <lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>${sakairsf.version}</lessons-sakai-portal-util-version>

          </properties>

	  <!-- in 10.x these are in master/pom.xml, so we need them here for 2.8 and 2.9.
	       Otherwise we get mission version for 2.8 and 2.9 -->

	  <dependencyManagement>
	    <dependencies>
              <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.basiclti</groupId>
		<artifactId>basiclti-api</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.basiclti.version}</version>
		<scope>provided</scope>
              </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.samigo</groupId>
		<artifactId>samigo-hibernate</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.samigo.version}</version>
		<scope>provided</scope>
	      </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.samigo</groupId>
		<artifactId>samigo-qti</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.samigo.version}</version>
	      </dependency>
              <dependency>
		<groupId>org.sakaiproject.msgcntr</groupId>
		<artifactId>messageforums-api</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.msgcntr.version}</version>
		<scope>provided</scope>
              </dependency>
	      <dependency>
		<!-- To keep make it easy to update all tool versions -->
		<groupId>org.projectlombok</groupId>
		<artifactId>lombok</artifactId>
		<version>${sakai.lombok.version}</version>
	      </dependency>
	    </dependencies>
	  </dependencyManagement>

        </profile>
    </profiles>

    <distributionManagement>
        <site>
            <id>sakai-site</id>
            <name>Sakai release Site</name>
            <url>scpexe://source.sakaiproject.org/var/www/html/release/lessonbuilder/${project.version}</url>
        </site>
    </distributionManagement>

    <pluginRepositories>
        <pluginRepository>
            <id>maven2-central-repo</id>
            <name>Maven2 Central Repo</name>
            <url>http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/</url>
            <releases>
                <enabled>true</enabled>
            </releases>
            <snapshots>
                <enabled>false</enabled>
            </snapshots>
        </pluginRepository>
        <pluginRepository>
            <id>Sakai Plugin Repo</id>
            <url>http://source.sakaiproject.org/maven2</url>
            <releases>
                <enabled>true</enabled>
            </releases>
            <snapshots>
                <enabled>false</enabled>
            </snapshots>
        </pluginRepository>
    </pluginRepositories>

    <repositories>
        <repository>
            <id>sakai-maven</id>
            <name>Sakai Maven Repo</name>
            <layout>default</layout>
            <url>http://source.sakaiproject.org/maven2</url>
            <releases>
                <enabled>true</enabled>
            </releases>
            <snapshots>
                <enabled>false</enabled>
            </snapshots>
        </repository>
        <repository>
            <id>sakai-maven2-snapshots</id>
            <name>Sakai Maven Repo</name>
            <layout>default</layout>
            <url>http://source.sakaiproject.org/maven2-snapshots</url>
            <releases>
                <enabled>false</enabled>
            </releases>
            <snapshots>
                <enabled>true</enabled>
            </snapshots>
        </repository>
        <repository>
            <id>default</id>
            <name>Maven Repository Switchboard</name>
            <layout>default</layout>
            <url>http://repo1.maven.org/maven2</url>
            <releases>
                <enabled>true</enabled>
            </releases>
            <snapshots>
                <enabled>false</enabled>
            </snapshots>
        </repository>
    </repositories>

    <dependencyManagement>
        <dependencies>
            <dependency>
                <groupId>${project.groupId}</groupId>
                <artifactId>lessonbuilder-api</artifactId>
                <version>${project.version}</version>
                <scope>provided</scope>
            </dependency>
            <dependency>
                <groupId>${project.groupId}</groupId>
                <artifactId>lessonbuilder-hbm</artifactId>
                <version>${project.version}</version>
                <scope>provided</scope>
            </dependency>
        </dependencies>
    </dependencyManagement>

    <reporting>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                <artifactId>maven-javadoc-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>2.7</version>
                <configuration>
                    <debug>true</debug>
                    <links>
                        <link>http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/</link>
                        <link>http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/</link>
                    </links>
                    <breakiterator>true</breakiterator>
                    <verbose>false</verbose>
                    <aggregate>true</aggregate>
                    <minmemory>168m</minmemory>
                    <maxmemory>1024m</maxmemory>
                    <additionalJOption>-J-Xms168m -J-Xmx1024m -J-XX:PermSize=128m -J-XX:NewSize=64m</additionalJOption>
                </configuration>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </reporting>
</project>


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Top Ten Movies of Sri Devi
Sri Devi is one of the Bollywood stars who posses a prominent place in the film industry. She has spent an interesting era in her film career and has witnessed different phases of Hindi cinema. Sri Devi is a superb actress, splendid dancer and successful producer too. She is a beauty whose eyes mesmerize the world. She is one of the best actresses of the Indian cinema whose work is not limited to Hindi movies but has spread to various Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam where she performed superbly and made a promising career.
Sri Devi started her film career when Rekha, Jaya Bahduri, Parveen Bobby and Hema Malini were ruling on Bollywood. Her Himmatwala was the first movie which made her notable among the other actresses of that time. Soon her Sadma Moondram Pirai, ChaalBaaz, Khuda Gawah, Nagina, Chandni, Laadla, Lamhe, Judaai, Gumrah gave her extraordinary fame and received unlimited applaud from all over the world.
Sri Devi is known as the essence of dancing in Bollywood. Her beautiful dancing performances added an attraction to her movies. Her stunning dance and eye-catching appearances in her work has always left a great impact on the viewers of Hindi movies.
Sri Devi is a captivating and expressive super star whose many films have won laurels around the globe. The iconic actress of the Indian Cinema, Sri Devi had been considered as a symbol of success for her producers. She has a capability to choose the most excellent for her roles that impact greatly on his career and box office results too. She revealed wonderful on-screen chemistry between her and the other cast of the movie.
We can see her playing various characters in her movies. Whether its comedy, tragic theme, romance or drama, Sri Devi has beautifully portrayed each of her character with complete honesty. There are some characters where her performance can never be forgotten whether it's Sadma where she surprised everyone by her remarkable performance in a mentally retard girl's character, Mr. India where she acted as a crime reporter or Laadla where she depicted an obstinate and arrogant woman very well. Then Lamhe, Tohfa, Maawali, Aulaad, and so many other films are on the list where she left her viewers in a great impact with her overall performance. In other words, Sri Devi has the magic to blow a new soul and freshness in her roles with her powerful and emotional acting skills.
Sri Devi is an actress who has not lost her charm yet. She still captivates the entire film industry making it identify her value through and through. Her realistic acting, superb dancing, lovely eyes, beautiful smile and dynamic gesture have captured a world within her magic for an era. She returns with English Vinglish where she appeared as a housewife who feels awkward in her daughter's friends due to unawareness of English language. She has given a realistic performance and looked beautiful as ever.
Top 10 Movies:
Based on her performance, I can rate the following as her top ten films:
10. Khuda Gawah,
9. Nagina,
8. Chandni
7. Laadla
6 Sadma
6. Lamhe
4. Mr. India
3. Judaai
2. Gumrah
1. English Vinglish
Top Ten Movies of Amitabh Bachan
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Many thanks to Liz for the great photos.
It's early in the game and Ben McPherson, with his new haircut, is giving their right back a challenge. Let's see, who has the shortest hair? Hmmm, who is the fastest in a race? No contest! Here's Ben taking the ball forward, Jimmy Krause ahead of him, Richie Nillesen coming up for the square ball.
TCU about to score, the cross came in and was well volleyed into the goal. Rangers - Jimmy and Richie - about to kick off again.
James Mitchell had his first run for the season. About time, you might be thinking! He passed the ball around well from the midfield, scored and hit the post. Not a bad start. Ben's giving the TCU centre back a hard time now. Ben scored a one-on-one for Rangers opening goal.
Jeff plays the ball up from left back. Ben on the charge again. This time Richie is ahead of him.
Goal time! James Mitchell tucks it away calmly. Here's James on the run. He has plenty of support.
The constant noise of aircraft made us realise what it must be like playing with 30,000 vuvuzelas blowing in the World Cup. Right winger Cam Wills cuts inside to feed his strikers.
Player of the day Christian Wetting is always a handful. This time he has two defenders to keep him quiet. They couldn't stop his powerful header though. Ref Ian Boult keeps a close eye on Wett and the TCU defender. Ian did a fine job in the middle.
It's half time. In the absence of Muggsy, Bazza and Wett talk up the approach for the second half. Richie is examining his knee which is starting to swell. Just like his and Wett's hearts, swelling with pride, after Holland got through to the World Cup semi finals this morning, beating Brazil 2 - 1.


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Q: How to make unity terminal button open a separate terminal? Just upgraded Ubuntu to 11.4, stuck with trying to accomplish things in this crazy new Unity desktop.  In the vertical bar there's a button to open a terminal.  Ok, I open a terminal, cd to a directory and accomplish some useful work, maybe start a long compile or some command that takes forever.
Now on another desktop (workspace, whatever they call them) I use the same button to open a fresh terminal to do some other work on something else.    But, there's no new terminal to work in. Instead it brings me to the first terminal.  Eventually I found another way to open terminals, and I think the file manager had an "open terminal here" feature which is what I normally prefer anyway, but still...
Why does Unity do this, and how to persuade it to open a new gnome terminal for each time I click that button?

A: You have to click with the middle mouse button on the terminal icon in the launcher. This will open a new/second terminal.

A: The "bar on the right" is called the launcher.
When you click on an icon of an application that is open on another workspace, it switches to that icon. If you want to be able create new terminal windows (remember, the launcher is not a dock), you can create a quicklist for the terminal.
Here is an example of a Terminal quicklist: What Custom Launchers and Unity Quicklists are available?

A: There is a utility called confity that can configure lots of "hidden" (nonobvious) settings in Unity. You can read more about it here.
If you install xdotool (via the usual method) it can even let you pop open new tabs from the Launcher.

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Police raid pro-democracy newspaper in Hong Kong: Six arrested
The charges are conspiracy and treasonous publication. The raid, which led to the closure of the newspaper, is the latest in a series of crackdowns on protests
Agents arrested an employee and a former teacher Stand NewsFour former band members, including singer and activist Denise Ho and former MP Margaret Ng. Six could face up to two years in prison and a fine of up to $ 5,000 (US $ 640).
The newspaper's executive director Patrick Lam resigned and all employees were fired. The magazine's website and its social media pages will no longer be updated and will be removed soon.
The newspaper posted a video on Facebook of police officers interfering in the home of deputy director Ronson Chan. The latter was also the president of the Hong Kong Press Association (HKJA), and he was taken away for questioning. Chan, who was later released, told the media that police had seized his electronic devices, bank cards and identity card.
surgery Has seen the use of more than 200 agents. The police had a warrant to seize relevant news under the National Security Act enacted last year. The order that provoked the arrests refers to crimes such as conspiracy and treason publication introduced during the colonial period. Police also raided the homes of those arrested.
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Q: Application root loads components, but on a separate route, don't load some components I'm new to angular and I have the application root call multiple components, but on separate routes, I don't want to call all of the main components on the application root, just specific ones like a navbar and footer that should be loaded on every page.
app.component.html
<body>
    <navbar-component></navbar-component>
    <component-a></component-a> // when the a different route is hit (eg. /login), don't load
    <component-b></component-b> // components a, b, c, but load the navbar and footer components
    <component-c></component-c>
    <router-outlet></router-outlet>
    <footer-component></footer-component>
</body>

A: As per my research you can follow this URL Why other components not showing up on index.html without <app-root>? to call multiple components in index.html file but while following this approach you don't have much control over conditions like the login one that you mentioned above.
Angular has a particular structure that is described in the angular styling guide i.e., (practice to redistribute the component) that simplifies the development, and it is the reason angular is.
Here is a link of project https://github.com/aamita96/media-company that follows a good structure of project and hope that solve your problem.


Founded as a single gas station 60 years ago, Pilot Flying J has grown to become the largest operator of travel centers in North America, with over 750 locations serving more than 1.6 million professional drivers and traveling motorists daily. The company motto is "fueling life's journeys," and at any Pilot or Flying J travel center, professional drivers can find overnight parking, showers, a warm meal, WiFi, and a vast array of merchandise. Behind the scenes, IT systems were siloed or connected via one-to-one integrations, making critical data inaccessible. In order to provide a fully personalized and frictionless guest experience, Pilot Flying J needed to adopt an omnichannel strategy, backed by fully integrated systems, that allowed guests to engage with the brand through multiple channels — whether it is checking parking availability and reserving showers on the mobile app or redeeming offers on the web portal.
To achieve Pilot Flying J's omnichannel vision for delivering personalized, digital experiences, the team had to unlock data from hundreds of siloed backend systems. Using MuleSoft's Anypoint Platform™, Pilot Flying J replaced legacy middleware and custom code with flexible, reusable APIs. This allowed them to connect a range of backend systems with Salesforce systems, including Sales, Service, and Marketing Clouds.
By taking an API-led connectivity approach to unlocking product, inventory, loyalty rewards, and customer profile data, Pilot Flying J was able to launch an industry-leading mobile app: myPilot.
Mobile fueling: APIs have simplified the complex process of diesel fueling, reducing the number of steps drivers need to take at the pump by more than 90%. Using the Customer Profile API, which provides a single view of customer data, the myPilot app can verify the drivers' billing information, company credentials, and more.
IoT-enabled parking: Pilot Flying J integrated their reservation system with micro-radar sensors — allowing drivers to view real-time parking availability at select locations along the I-5 corridor.
Parking reservations: Professional drivers can view total truck parking spaces at a location and the ability to view and purchase Prime™ Parking spots in the app.
Shower reservations: The mobile app's integration with Pilot Flying J's shower system allows drivers to reserve a shower and receive push notifications when their shower is ready. Since last year, the app has seen an 80% increase in shower reservations.
"Using MuleSoft to automatically connect between the Salesforce clouds provided us a huge advantage in being able to tie all of our data integrations together in one platform, allowing us to have the full flexibility and harness the power of Salesforce," said Tyler Tanaka, Senior Director of Digital and Brand Marketing at Pilot Flying J.
From the guest's perspective, professional drivers save valuable time through Pilot Flying J's omnichannel approach, because they can access up-to-date information on their phones, authorize mobile diesel fueling and make reservations in real-time.
Going forward, Pilot Flying J's IT team will continue to build their application network to improve moments that matter for their guests. The company will also focus on accelerating innovation by extending its network to partner with third-party companies; so far, Pilot Flying J has released its APIs and SDKs to 10 transportation partners — bringing in data from public apps like Waze.
"MuleSoft and Salesforce are at the core of our strategy to deliver great capabilities to our customers and our team," Rodgers said.


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PM's comment over BNP's nomination trade 'imaginary': Nazrul
Dhaka, June 30 (UNB) – BNP senior leader Nazrul Islam Khan on Sunday termed imaginary Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's comment that BNP's 'nomination trade' during the 11th parliamentary election swelled Bangladeshis' deposits in the Swiss banks.
Speaking at a human-chain programme, he also said the national budget passed in parliament on Sunday will not only push up profits of businessmen, instead of ensuring people's welfare.
"The Prime Minister told parliament yesterday (Saturday) that BNP indulged in nomination trade and deposited the money in the Swiss banks. Do you (PM) think people will believe it?" the BNP leader said.
He said no report on siphoning off money in the outgoing fiscal, in which the last general election was held, has so far been published. "But you (PM) got the nomination trade and siphoning off the money (by BNP leaders) in your imagination."
Referring to Swiss National Bank's (SNB's) report on siphoning off several thousand crores of taka in 2018, the BNP leader questioned who collected the huge amount of money through nomination trade and deposited it in the Swiss banks in the last fiscal. "Why're you not making public the list of those who siphoned off the money?
Nazrul, a BNP standing committee member, also claimed that around Tk 40,000 crore was laundered from Bangladesh in the last 10 years.
He asked the Prime Minister to explain the reason for not identifying those who siphoned off the huge amount of money of the country's people and disclosing their names.
Jatiyatabdi Sramik Dal arranged the human chain programme in front of the Jatiya Press Club demanding the release of BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia.
About the national budget, Nazrul said it is not a business-friendly budget, rather businessmen-friendly one. "This budget won't help increase employment opportunity. People won't get benefitted from it as businessmen will make huge money getting the facilities given in the budget, and will siphon off it abroad."
Nazrul criticised Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Haque for his comment about removing BNP founder Ziaur Rahman's grave from the Jatiya Sangsad premises.
"Don't try to play with the grave of Ziaur Rahman as people will take a position against it," he warned the government.
BNP decides to intensify movement seeking Khaleda's release
Dhaka, Jun 29 (UNB) – BNP on Saturday decided take a series of action programmes to intensify its movement for ensuring the release of Khaleda Zia from jail.
The decision was taken at a meeting of BNP standing committee members at its chairperson's Gulshan office.
Briefing reporters after the meeting, party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said, "Our meeting has decided to intensify the movement alongside taking necessary legal steps for having Khaleda Zia freed from jail."
The BNP leader also said they are now working out their series of programmes and those will be announced by four weeks.
On June 22, the party policymakers decided to announce their action programmes at all the divisions, including Dhaka, by a month.
At today's meeting, Fakhrul said they discussed various issues, including the latest political and law-and-order situation in the country, Rifat murder and Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal's ongoing movement.
BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman joined the meeting from London through Skype.
Fakhrul said their meeting strongly condemned the killing of Rifat by stabbing in broad daylight in Barguna on Wednesday. "Our meeting thinks such murder incidents are growing due to the failure and apathy of the government and the law enforcers."
He said the government has no accountability to people since it was not elected by them. "People have lost their confidence in the state organisations as their rights were snatched resorting to terrorism and using arms in the December-30 election."
The BNP leader said Bangladesh is gradually turning into a "dysfunctional state" as serious economic, political and social crises are prevailing in the country.
Fakhrul criticised Liberation War Affairs Minister AKM Mozammel Haque for his comment about removing BNP founder Ziaur Rahman's grave from the Jatiya Sangsad premises. "He used to make such comments. We think they (AL) only expose their political bankruptcy with such remarks."
BNP standing committee members Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain, Moudud Ahmed, Jamiruddin Sircar, Mirza Abbas, Gayeshwar Chandra Roy, Dr Abdul Moyeen Khan, Nazrul Islam Khan, Selima Rahman and Iqbal Hasan Mahmud Tuku were present at the meeting.
BNP gained nothing by joining JS: Manna
Dhaka, Jun 29 (UNB) – Nagorik Oikya convener Mahmudur Rahman Manna on Saturday said BNP has gained nothing by joining parliament where MPs are always busy flattering the Prime Minister.
"Parliament members start praising the leader (Hasina) just after taking the floor. The way they talk in the House that means that it's only Sheikh Hasina who deserves to be admired. The person (PM) who is admired also laughs dimly. We're watching such circuses and caricatures regularly," he said.
Speaking at a discussion, the Nagorik Oikya chief also said those who think of carrying out a struggle in parliament instead of on the street, they actually are not fit for any movement.
Shaheed Zia Smrity Parishad, a pro-BNP platform, arranged the discussion at the Jatiya Press Club.
Manna, also a top leader of Jatiya Oikyafront, said their alliance MPs who joined parliament as part of their movement only get two minutes to speak up. "One minute later they get their microphone switched off. It's not possible to carry out the movement this way."
He said a street movement is now a must to 'restore' democracy and free the nation from the suffocating situation. "It takes 10-30 years in deferent countries to restore democracy. The sooner we can take to the streets the sooner democracy will be restored."
The Oikyafront leader also urged their alliance partners to get ready by reorganising their parties for waging a strong movement.
BNP slams law-and-order 'downslide'
Dhaka, Jun 29 (UNB) – BNP standing committee member Selima Rahman on Saturday said the incidents of killing, enforced disappearance and rape have now engulfed the country for lack of good governance and impunity culture.
"Rifat was hacked to death in broad daylight on Wednesday. What we see there's no trial of any murder incident. The murderers of Sagar-Runi and Tonu didn't face trial," she said.
Speaking at a discussion, the BNP leader further said, "The incidents of killing and enforced disappearance have now grasped Bangladesh as there's no justice, good governance while the judiciary has gone under the grip of the government."
She also alleged that the law enforcers are abusing power as the government has lost its control over them.
Some unruly youths stabbed 25-year-old Rifat with sharp weapons in front of Barguna Government College on Wednesday morning, leaving him critically injured. He was taken to Barishal Sher-E-Bangla Medical College Hospital where doctors declared him dead.
Selima also voiced deep concern over the growing incidents of social crimes. "Students are now being assaulted by their teachers. Our girls and women are now afraid of teachers as they're turning out to be wolfs."
Though the government used to make promises of taking stern action against offenders whenever any incident happened, she said it hides the incidents a few days later sparing the criminals. "The Nusrat-murder case is now losing its trial pace. We didn't see any fair trial of any sensational incidents in the last 10 years."
Earlier at a human chain programme, she alleged that a grand festival of killing and enforced disappearance and rape is going on in the country, spreading panic among people.
"People now lack the minimum freedom for raising their voice. There's also no justice while killing, rape, corruption and plundering are prevailing everywhere in the country," Selima said.
Jatiyatabadi Mohila Dal arranged the programme in front of the Jatiya Press Club, demanding the release of BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia from jail.
Selima alleged women now have no security in the country as they are being subjected to repression, rape and harassment by the people having political clout.
She said the government can neither control the law enforcers nor the criminal and unethical acts since it has been in power unethically by holding a 'mid-night election'.
Under the circumstance, Selima urged the country's people to wage a strong movement to free Khaleda Zia from jail and 'restore' democracy and the rule of law in the country.
BNP welcomes 'Jatiya Mukti Mancha'
Dhaka, June 28 (UNB)— BNP on Friday welcomed new political platform 'Jatiya Mukti Mancha' floated by Oli Ahmed, President of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
"We welcome any initiative for the restoration of democracy and ensuring the release of our chairperson Khaleda Zia," said BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.
He came up with the remark after placing a wreath at party found Ziaur Rahman's grave. He was accompanied by recently-elected Bogura-6 parliamentarian GM Siraj.
Fakhrul voiced deep concern over the deteriorating law and order situation. "Incidents like the recent killing in Barguna are taking place regularly in the country as the law and order situation continue to deteriorate," he said.
"The incident has exposed the government's utter failure to maintain law and order," the BNP leader said, claiming that crimes are on the rise as the government politicised all institutions, including the law enforcement agencies.
When he was asked about Awami League leader Mohammed Nasim's remark that Dr Kamal Hossain worked for the ruling party in the last general election, Fakhrul declined to comment.
"It's a political rhetoric," he said. "I don't want to make any comment."


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Lack of salary, long-shifts, lack of financial security: Junior doctors, nurses' long time despair reflects amid Covid-19
Kapil Kajal
Bengaluru: Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, junior doctors and nurses are having to deal with issues such as delayed or reduced salaries, shortage of PPE kits and lack of proper security measures. Experts say that the administration tends to overlook such issues but the COVID-19 pandemic has shown the plight of healthcare professionals as well.
In Delhi, more than 350 junior doctors at Kasturba Hospital and Hindu Rao Hospital, which comes under the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), have not been paid salaries for the last three months. After not getting the salary, Resident Doctors Association (RDA) of the Hindu Rao Hospital wrote a letter to the Lieutenant Governor of New Delhi.
In the letter to the Lieutenant Governor's office, the RDA said they have constantly pushed for regular disbursal of salaries, but no action is being taken. Earlier, the salaries for March and April were credited after the Supreme Court and Delhi high court took cognisance of a threat of mass resignation by doctors, the letter added.
Dr Abhimanyu Sardana, president of the RDA of the Hindu Rao Hospital, told 101Reporters that for the last three months, over 1,500 people including junior doctors, sanitisation and municipal workers from the NDMC area have not got paid and the reason given to us is the lack of funds, he added.
He said that they haven't received any reply from the Lieutenant Governor's office.
When contacted, the hospital administration department of NDMC directed 101Reporters to the Press and Information Department, who didn't pick up the numerous calls made by the reporter. 101Reporters also tried to reach out to Delhi's health minister Satyendra Jain, Principal Secretary Vikram Dev Dutt and Secretary Padmini Singla but was told that they were in meetings each time the reporter called.
On July 23, North Delhi Mayor Jai Prakash expressed the civic body's inability to disburse salaries due to its healthcare workers at once and said the plan was to give it to them roster-wise.
Dr K R Antony, a Kochi-based public health consultant, told 101Reporters that the COVID-19 pandemic revealed many issues that doctors are facing for a long time.
The long-existing problem for doctors is the lack of salary in government hospitals owing to which they join private hospitals and in many cases, the private doctors and junior doctors also don't get their salaries on time, Dr Antony said.
Despite working hard, no stipend
In Karnataka, more than 200 postgraduate residents of Jagadguru Jayadeva Murugarajendra Medical College (JJMMC), Davangere, are demanding stipends from the government. The government has said that they should demand it from the college administration, but the protesting doctors say that they serve the government hospital in Davangere, so they should be paid by the government.
The Karnataka government stopped paying stipends to PG (post graduate) residents from private medical colleges in 2018. Dr Nidhi Shetty, a PG resident at JJMMC, said, "We have not been paid for the last 16 months." "The government was paying a stipend for the last 50 years but now they are not paying even after we take care of the entire 900-bed government hospital of Davangere which has only 32 senior doctors, so it's the responsibility of the government to pay us," Dr Nidhi added.
Dr Bharath Kumar, president of the United Residents and Doctors' Association, Karnataka, stated that despite working day and night during the COVID-19 pandemic, they aren't getting paid, forcing them to go on strike. These issues of non-payment of stipend to PG residents of private medical colleges from the last 16 months and not increasing the stipend of government medical colleges for the last five years has been brought to higher authorities multiple times but nothing has happened, he added.
Not only in Karnataka, but junior doctors from all over India are protesting demanding an increase in the stipend. In Pune, the junior doctors of Sassoon Hospital are asking for a hike in their stipend.
Dr Prashant Mundhe, a junior doctor in Sassoon Hospital and Pune Coordinator for Indian Medical Association-Junior Doctors' Network, Maharashtra Chapter, told 101Reporters that they are getting Rs 54,000 as stipend for their work, but there is a delay in payment every month. He also said that they are demanding COVID-19 bonuses for working extra hours but the authorities are not listening to them while he claimed that in Mumbai, the stipend has increased from Rs 54,000 to Rs 90,000.
In Madhya Pradesh, a conflict arose between the doctors and the administration of Bundelkhand Medical College Sagar district as about 69 junior doctors and health workers have not been paid for the last three months.
In Uttar Pradesh, the junior doctors from King George Medical University, Lucknow and Lala Lajpat Rai Memorial Medical College, Meerut held a peaceful candlelight march. Their demand was to increase the stipend. They are getting Rs 7,500 per month as a stipend.
In Jharkhand, nearly 42 junior residents at Patliputra Medical College and Hospital (PMCH), Dhanbad, went on a strike demanding salaries for February.
Lack of financial security
After treating a 28-year-old resident doctor Joginder Chaudhary of Delhi government's Baba Saheb Ambedkar (BSA) Hospital at Sir Gangaram Hospital, Delhi, the hospital administration had presented a bill to his father, ThePrint reported.
His father had requested the hospital to waive off his fees but eventually presented him with a bill of around Rs 4.5 lakh. Joginder's father had initially paid Rs 1 lakh, and around 100 doctors from BSA Hospital's Resident Doctors' Association raised around Rs 3 lakh for Chaudhary's treatment.
Dr Vineet Kumar, president of BSA Hospital's Resident Doctors' Association, wrote, "Our appeal for ex-gratia and modification of afore laid policies for the treatment of health care workers has been put forward among the ministries following a channelised route. We hope for a quick and healthy response from the concerned authorities."
Dr Pankaj Solanki, former president, Federation of Resident Doctors' Association, told 101Reporters that they had written to the government that junior and contractual doctors are extended the same benefits that the senior doctors have. If the junior doctors get infected by COVID-19, the treatment should be taken care of by the government, he added.
Dr Antony stated that the doctors are not willing to work because of the lack of security. There were many incidents in the past after which doctors staged protests demanding proper security but that was overlooked by the government and people and now there is lack of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) kits, masks and other security gears for doctors, he added.
"Doctors are also human beings, not gods. They also have families, they also need security. As many as 104 doctors have died till now owing to COVID-19 and at the time they needed to be saluted, they did not even get the dignified cremation. All these things have discouraged doctors from working and they are resigning," Dr Antony said.
Senior doctors not working
A video of a doctor, Dr Taha Mateen, from HBS Hospital, Bengaluru, went viral where he said that there are enough ventilators, oxygen cylinders and beds in his hospital but there is a shortage of doctors. He expressed that doctors are not working.
"Patients are continuously calling me because their fathers are breathless, their daughters are breathless, their brothers are breathless, and they cannot find a room in a hospital in Bangalore. And at this time, you see me, there is one Mr Shiva here…and there is no other doctor willing to come and work in this hospital at this time. There are 30 more vacant beds and all equipment, but all the doctors are on WhatsApp, instead of the hospital," he said in the video.
Dr Mateen also appealed to doctors to work at least six hours per day in a hospital. "Sometimes, the Army is at the frontline, sometimes the police are at the frontline, right now, you and I, my fellow doctors are on the frontline. Let us show that we care for humanity here."
Sassoon hospital's Dr Mundhe added that no seniors are working at their hospital and are just supervising them. "It really discourages us that these senior doctors are not taking part in the work with us. Still, those doctors get Rs 2,00,000 a month and we are not even given bonuses."
JJMMC's Dr Shetty voiced a similar concern. She said that they are working in the out-patient department, but the senior doctors are not working.
Vijaykumar Seethappa, a health activist from Karnataka Janarogya Chalauli, told 101Reporters that the senior doctors are not working out of the fear of COVID-19.
"The doctors are now pure businessmen. They think that if everyone is making a profit in life, why can't we. In this profit-making, they forget that they need to take care of each and every patient coming to them without thinking to them, which is also the oath they take and their ethics also directs them this. But in the time of COVID-19, these doctors can't make much profit, so they are not coming out," he commented.
Long 18-hour shifts
There is a shortage of doctors in the country owing to which the doctors have to work for 16-18 hours a day, which affects their personal life and sometimes doctors get depressed or discouraged due to this, Dr Antony said.
The total number of allopathic doctors possessing recognised medical qualifications registered with state medical councils or the Medical Council of India till 2018 were 11,54,686, which translates to one doctor for every 1,126 people, according to the National Health Profile 2019. The World Health Organization (WHO) says that there needs to be one doctor per 1,000 people. To reach WHO's standard, there is still a need of 1.5 to 2 lakh doctors in the country.
The number of allopathic doctors employed by government hospitals, as per the NHP, stands at 1,16,757, which implies that there is one government allopathic doctor in every 11,000 people in India. But almost 68% of the people in India have very limited or no access to medicines and can not afford private healthcare, the study said. This makes India's need for government allopathic doctors more prevalent and if the WHO standard needs to be met, there is still a need of 12 lakh government allopathic doctors in India.
In 17 states, 428 equipment, including ultrasound, x-ray, ECG, cardiac monitors, auto analysers, incinerator, OT equipment, blood storage unit etc costing Rs 30.39 crore were lying idle or unutilised owing to unavailability of doctors and trained manpower to operate the equipment and lack of adequate space for their installation, according to a report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG).
Shortages of doctors and paramedical staff were also observed in almost all selected facilities by the CAG as well. In selected community healthcare centres of 27 states, the average shortfall of five types of specialists (General Surgeon, General Physician, Obstetrician/Gynaecologist, Paediatrician and Anaesthetist) ranged between 77%-87%, said the CAG report.
Due to the shortage of doctors, we have to work for at least 16 hours a day and we have no time to relax, Dr Prashant said. Dr Bharath Kumar also mentioned about the long shifts they have to undergo and due to which they can not have their own time.
"In the pandemic, when senior doctors are not working and only directing, the work of junior doctors have been increased more than twice. They used to work for eight hours a day and now sometimes, some doctors work for 24 hours as well", Dr Bharath added.
Dr Sylvia Karpagam, a Bengaluru-based public health expert, stated that before Covid-19 as well, there was a shortage of doctors in India, but after COVID-19 it came out in open.
This shows a big failure on Indian government's part because our healthcare system "was already on ventilator earlier" as well, but it came out after the COVID-19 pandemic, which showed that there is a lack of doctors, beds and government hospitals in the country, she said.
The government can hire doctors, make hospitals and increase the number of beds but they are not willing to do that because they want to promote private healthcare and are thus, discouraging the public healthcare system, she added.
Nurses also distressed
In Pune, over 300 nurses of Jehangir Hospital staged a protest demanding better working conditions and pay. They alleged that the hospital is making them work for 12 hours without any break with the same salary and reduction in holidays.
A nurse Harshida Gosavri, who is working at Jehangir Hospital, stated that they have to work for more than their usual shift hours, so they approached the HR department in the hospital, but the hospital management said that if they aren't able to work for extended periods of time, resign or face termination.
She said they have been going through this for the last four months and they were not getting any allowance, the increment has been stopped even though they are working for 12 hours wearing PPE kits.
As per rules, they are required to work for eight hours, but now they are being made to work for 12 hours in the ICU, while having the same salary, she added.
Jibin TC, president, United Nurses Association, Maharashtra state chapter, told 101Reporters that it's inhumane to make the nurses work for extended periods of time and that they have written a letter to the hospital demanding that duty hours should not exceed six hours with PPE and adequate rest should be provided.
He said that they have also demanded a revision in salary, medical insurance and maintaining a nurse-patient ratio.
It is extremely shameful that the doctors and nurses are not being paid and at the time when doctors need to be rewarded, they are protesting for their salaries, safety, security, Dr Antony said. He added that there is a lack of political will behind this because it is not a very big thing to pay the doctors when you can construct Rs 3,000-crore statues and temples, but paying doctors and making a better healthcare system don't pull votes and politics in India is entirely based on votes.
Lack of budget allocated to healthcare
During the pre-COVID-19 phase, numerous studies and experts have raised their voice on the problems that India's healthcare system is facing. Vijaykumar Seethappa pointed out that the main problem in India's healthcare system is the lack of budget allocated to healthcare in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shows how concerned the government is towards healthcare. "It is only one percent of the entire GDP, it is a shame that we are such a low-spending country that even our neighbours like Sri Lanka, Thailand and Bhutan spend a greater percentage than us in healthcare," Seethappa added.
India was ranked 145, which was even worse than India's small neighbouring countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan, in a study published in The Lancet. The cost of treatment has been on the rise in India and it has led to inequity in access to health care services, while in 2017-18, India spent only 1.28% of its GDP as public expenditure on health, according to the National Health Profile (NHP) 2019.
(Source- National Health Profile 2019)
Because of such low spending on healthcare for so long, a good environment for healthcare was not created in India and it caused lack of medical equipment, doctors, public healthcare centres in our country, and it became more visible during the COVID-19 pandemic, added Seethappa.
Talking about the solution, Dr Antony stated that the solution lies in increasing the budget for healthcare in India. "From a long time we are demanding at least 3% of the GDP should be allocated to healthcare. So if this comes true, the public healthcare services will be changed."
The security, salary and benefits of the doctors also need to be increased and the government should hire doctors and buy medical equipment, he added.
(Kapil Kajal is the staff correspondent of 101Reporters.com, a network of grassroots reporters)
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Irish Commission for Justice and Social Affairs recommends a rights based approach to State's immigration policy
15. Sep, 2005 CJPPressRelease, Justice
Irish Commission for Justice and Social Affairs
recommends a rights based approach to
State's immigration policy
Immigration policy should provide for a statutory entitlement to family
reunification for Irish citizens and legal immigrants The Irish Commission
for Justice and Social Affairs (ICJSA), chaired by Bishop Raymond Field,
has recommended a rights based approach to the State's immigration policy
in a submission to the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform's
Immigration and Residence Bill.
The ICJSA's submission was guided by a number of basic values:
* The Dignity of the Human Person: As we are created in the image of
God, the dignity of the human person is a fundamental right of all humankind
which extends beyond geographic and other boundaries.
* A rights based approach: This approach is required to our immigration
policy to give centrality to the recognition and protection of human rights
and the dignity of the human person.
* Society and Economy: When developing this legislation, there is a
danger that economic considerations might be allowed to obscure other crucial
aspects of the common good. However, economic policies must be consistent
with the requirements of social justice and the protection of the human
dignity of all members of society.
* Responsibility for Overseas Development: Immigration and residence
policies should be integrated in our wider global responsibilities and should
link harmoniously with Ireland's responsibility to overseas development.
* Integration: Immigration and residence legislation should not be
restricted to the question of admission and exclusion of immigrants, rather
all persons coming under the remit of this legislation ought to be accepted
as potential permanent members into society.
* Protection: There is a clear and urgent need for stringent legal
protection of migrant workers from the risk of exploitation in their working
conditions and their terms of employment. Legislation must contain the necessary
provisions to ensure that employees can assert and be granted their legal rights.
* Family reunification: Immigration and residence policy should provide
for a statutory entitlement to family reunification for Irish citizens and legal
immigrants.
* Children: immigration and residence policies should ensure the welfare
of children as a paramount consideration.
* Leadership Role: Ireland should take the lead in the EU and ratify the
UN Convention of the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and
Members of their families.
Specifically, the ICJSA supports the inclusion of the following rights in the
Bill for migrant workers:
– to receive the medical card;
– that migrant children have access to education;
– enjoy equality of treatment with nationals of the state regarding
education, housing and social and health services;
– can freely choose their remunerated activity in the State of employment,
subject to standard restrictions.
Commenting on the Immigration and Residence Bill Bishop Raymond Field said:
"Ireland, as never before, has the opportunity to take the moral lead in
Europe. The Christian community has a responsibility to create a welcoming
and supportive environment in which immigrants will be enabled to integrate,
not only in the Church, but also in the wider human family"
Communications Officer Brenda Drumm 087 233 7797
* The full text of the ICJSA submission follows
* The ICJSA is a Commission of the Irish Bishops' Conference.
* The ICJSA is chaired by Bishop Raymond Field and its role is to
support the Bishops' Conference in promoting the social teaching of
the Church and advising on issues of social concern both nationally
and internationally.
Immigration and Residence in Ireland: Policy proposals for an
Submission on behalf of the
Irish Commission for Justice & Social Affairs
(A Commission of the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference)
The Irish Commission for Justice and Social Affairs welcomes the opportunity
to make a submission on Immigration and Residence in Ireland as outlined
in the discussion document published by the Department of Justice, Equality
and Law Reform, April 2005.
Ireland, as never before, is enjoying a time of economic growth and prosperity.
Immigration and multiculturalism are elements that now form the fabric of
Irish society. We acknowledge the enormous contribution that people from
other countries have made and recognise how Ireland is enriched by them not
only economically but also socially, culturally and spiritually.
Core Values:
In making its response the Irish Commission for Justice & Social Affairs has
been guided by a number of basic values:
1. The Dignity of the Human Person.
Every person is created in the image of God. Therefore, "being in the image
of God the human individual possesses the dignity of a person, who is not
just something, but someone."[1] Furthermore, human beings are persons-in-relation,
not isolated, independent beings. The realisation of the 'dignity of the person'
and of the fundamental unity of all humankind calls for solidarity which extends
beyond geographic and all other boundaries.
2. Human Rights.
The Irish Commission for Justice & Social Affairs strongly recommends a rights
based approach to this important social issue.
The Church has drawn attention to the positive value of the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations on 10th December 1948, which Pope
John Paul II defined as "a true milestone on the path of humanity's moral
progress"[2] In fact, the roots of human rights are to be found in the dignity
that belongs to each human being.[3] Upholding human rights therefore, seeks
to interpret and defend the values rooted in the very nature of the human person.
We stress the need when developing an immigration policy to give centrality
to the recognition and protection of human rights and the dignity of the human
Core Issues to be addressed:
1. Society and the Economy.
When developing an immigration and residence legislation, there is the danger
that economic considerations might be allowed to obscure other crucial aspects
of the common good. It is critical to ensure that, ultimately, the economy
serves the best interest of society, rather than that the reverse. Economic
policies must be consistent with the requirements of social justice and the
protection of the human dignity of all members of society.
2. Responsibility for Overseas Development.
Immigration and Residence policies should be integrated into our wider, global
responsibilities and should link harmoniously with Ireland's responsibility
to overseas development. In this context we encourage the government to
remain faithful to the millennium goals set for development and we uphold
that there is not necessarily a dichotomy between the long-term perspective
of an integrated sound global economy and doing what is morally defensible.
3.Integration.
We consider that immigration and residence legislation should not be restricted
to the questions of admission and exclusion of immigrants. A much wider
perspective is required within which immigrants and their families, students
and all people who come under the remit of such legislation are accepted as
potentially permanent members and enabled to integrate into society.
4.Protection.
There is a clear and urgent need for stringent legal protection of migrant
workers from the real risk of exploitation in their working conditions and
their terms of employment. Specifically, there is a need to protect migrant
workers from the potentially negative effects of a work permit system tied
into residence entitlements. Legislation must contain the necessary provisions
to ensure that employees can assert and be granted their legal rights.
5.Family Reunification.
Immigration and Residence policy should provide for a statutory entitlement
to family reunification for Irish citizens and legal immigrants. In our
country which values the family and recognises its 'inalienable and
imprescriptible rights'[4], family reunification policy and procedures
should be fair and just and in accordance with relevant EU Directives,
while taking account of diverse cultural and societal norms.
6. Children.
The children of migrant workers are in a particularly vulnerable position.
In the development of Immigration and Residence policies, in accordance
with our responsibilities under the Irish Constitution and the United
Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, it is essential to ensure
that the welfare of children is one of the paramount considerations.
7.Leadership Role.
Ireland should take a lead in the European Union in ratifying the United
Nations Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers
and Members of their Families.
Specifically, the Irish Commission for Justice and Social Affairs supports
the inclusion of the following rights in the proposed Bill:
(i) That migrant workers and members of their family have the right to
receive medical care that is urgently required for the preservation of
their life or the avoidance of irreparable harm to their health on the
basis of equality of treatment with nationals of the state concerned.
(ii) That children of migrant workers are to have the basic right of
access to education on the basis of equality of treatment with nationals
of the State.
(iii) That migrant workers and members of their families who are documented
or in a regular situation in the State would enjoy equality of treatment
with nationals of the State in relation to access to educational institutions,
housing and social and health services, provided, in the latter case, that
the requirements for participation in the respective schemes are met. The
State would be obliged by the Convention to pursue a policy aimed at
facilitating the integration of children of migrant workers in the local
school system.
(iv) That migrant workers have the right freely to choose their remunerated
activity in the State of employment, though the State would be entitled to
restrict access to limited categories of employment where this is necessary
in the interests of the State.
The Convention contains many other detailed provisions. It is an important
international instrument of human rights protection and Ireland should take
the lead in the European Union by ratifying it. By doing so, it will
demonstrate a seriousness of purpose in relation to the protection of Migrant
Workers and All Members of their Families will provide a focus for future
discussion of how best to develop our immigration and residence policy in the
Reflecting on the content of this document we are confronted with the real
human dimension which underlies our legislation and decision-making. Ireland,
as never before, has the opportunity to take a moral lead in Europe. As a
nation that aspires to 'cherish all her children equally' we encourage such
moral leadership by the Government at both international and national level.
We acknowledge the responsibility of the Christian community to create a welcoming
and supportive environment in which immigrants will be enabled to integrate not
only in the Church but also in the wider human family. Ireland has the potential
to be a microcosm of how the world could be if 'the other' were to be treated as
an equal, not by merit of their economic contribution but rather as a person
with intrinsic human rights.
We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this discussion and we
commend the efforts of the Government to ensure that immigrants and their
families find their just and rightful place in a welcoming Ireland, to the
enrichment and edification of the whole of Irish society.
[1] The Compendium of the Social Teaching of the Church: 62, Article 108.
[2] John Paul II, Address to the 34th General Assembly of the United Nations
(2 October 1979). Compendium: 84, Article 303.
[3] Gaudium et Spes, 27: Compendium: 85, Article 153.
[4] The Constitution of Ireland. Article 41.1°.1.
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Q: i am writing the code by using for loop but the loop is not working i am writing the code for the v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id   should be check they have parent_id or not if they have parent_id they have to check that they have any parent_id if they not have the parent_id then the id should be go to update condition.Below the example the main_bug_id = 1 should be go to update condition
main_bug_id   parent_id
1
2                1
3                2
here the v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id  = 6270 and paren_id(v_parent_agent_assignment_id) =6240 and the parent_task_id = 8021(which one have to update)
for this v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id have to search that have any parent_id have or not
if they have the parent_id (parent_id have one task_id)then have to update the task which are have the parent_task_id..the loop is not going to elseif condition
                 FOR t_row in(select * from project.pm_task_run_agent_assignments
               where task_run_agent_assignment_id = v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id)
               LOOP

            if(t_row.parent_agent_assignment_id is not null) then
                v_parent_agent_assignment_id =
              (select parent_agent_assignment_id from project.pm_task_run_agent_assignments
               where task_run_agent_assignment_id = v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id );
                       if(v_parent_agent_assignment_id is not null)then
                            v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id = v_parent_agent_assignment_id;
                       elsif(v_parent_agent_assignment_id is null) then
                        update project.nt_task
                        set status='Reopen'
                        where key_val_id = v_parent_agent_assignment_id and task_type_id = 1;
                        else
                         v_taskrun_agent_assignment_id = 0;
                       end if;
               elsif (t_row.parent_agent_assignment_id is null) then
                update project.nt_task
                set status='Reopen'
                where key_val_id = v_parent_agent_assignment_id and task_type_id = 1;
            end if;


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Spessart er en lav bjergkæde i det nordvestlige Bayern og den sydlige del af Hessen i Tyskland. Floden Main slår et stort sving rundt om Spessart og løber langs tre af siderne på bjergkæden. Den er 75 kilometer lang, og når op i en højde fra 450 til 580 meter, og dækker et areal på 	2.440 km². Højeste top er Geiersberg på 586 meter. Bjergenes hovedmasse består af trias-sandsten, kun i de nordlige dele optræder ældre bjergarter, og der brydes jernmalm og basalt. Spessart er bevokset med tætte skove, med især eg og bøg. Den er gennemskåret af dybe dale mest brat i den østlige del, mod vest et mere sammenhængende højland med afrundede toppe.

To store byer, Aschaffenburg og Würzburg, ligger ved foden af Spessart.

Selv om Speessart er let cirkelformet strækker hovedryggen sig fra sydvest til nordøst. Den støder op til Odenwald i sydvest og til Rhön i nordøst.

En stor del af området udgør Naturpark Spessart, der har områder i begge delstater.

Hessens geografi
Bayerns geografi
Bjerge i Tyskland
Mittelgebirge

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DEEP PURPLE Bassist ROGER GLOVER On The Resurgence Of Vinyl LPs - "It's Physical; It Gives You A Thrill That No Amount Of Streaming Or Downloading Can Give You"
August 14, 2020, 2 years ago
news deep purple hard rock
Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover recently guested on Australia's Heavy to discuss the band's new album, Whoosh!. During the conversation, found below, Glover commented on the resurgence of vinyl LPs on the market over the last several years.
Glover: "All I know is in the last few years of touring, I've signed more albums than I've signed CDs. I think holding something in your hand, it gives you a thrill that no amount of streaming or downloading can give you. It's physical. And maybe that'll go away in a hundred years' time, maybe nothing like this will exist. We'll be looking at it like Edison's inventions and the Victrola era at the turn of the century... of the last century; not this one. So it will be viewed like that. But for right now, we've still got it and value it. It's great."
Listen to "DEEP PURPLE Go Whoosh!" on Spreaker.
Whoosh! will be available as a Standard CD, a Digital Album, a Limited Edition CD+DVD Mediabook (including the 1 hour feature "Roger Glover And Bob Ezrin In Conversation" and, for the first time, the full live performance at Hellfest 2017 video), and a Vinyl 2LP+DVD edition (earMUSIC). Pre-order here.
Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Steve Morse, and Don Airey were invited by Bob Ezrin to Nashville to write and record, during which the band were inspired to push their creative boundaries. Letting go of any artistic limitations, they adopted the motto "Deep Purple is putting the Deep back in Purple". Whoosh! embodies that freedom, with lyrics that reflect their sentiments on the current situation of the world.
"We've included everything that made the whole band smile, including Bob Ezrin," exclaims Morse. "We've always enjoyed making music and having the incredible luxury of a loyal audience."
Whoosh! marks Deep Purple's third album produced by Ezrin (Alice Cooper, Pink Floyd). The first - 2013's Now What?! - charted at #1 in five European countries, as well as Top 10 in over 15 countries worldwide. Cementing itself as one of their most successful albums, inFinite, released in 2017, broke chart records the band accumulated over their 50+year history. With chemistry this electric, it only made sense for Deep Purple and Ezrin to collaborate a third time.
"Another album?! Whoosh?!! Gordon Bennett!!!" -Ian Gillan
One of the most important rock bands of all time, Deep Purple has built a legacy that is nothing short of immeasurable. The band continues to evolve and elevate the possibilities within hard rock, which is fully displayed on Whoosh!
"When the Deep Purple falls
Over sleepy garden walls
And the stars begin to twinkle
In the night…" - Ian Gillan
Whoosh! tracklisting:
"Throw My Bones"
"Drop The Weapon"
"We're All The Same In The Dark"
"Nothing At All"
"No Need To Shout"
"Step By Step"
"What The What"
"The Long Way Around"
"The Power Of The Moon"
"Remission Possible"
"Man Alive"
"And The Address"
"Dancing In My Sleep"
Vinyl Side Split:
"We're All The Same In The Dark"
Side C:
"The Long Way Round"
Side D:
A fully authorized first impression of all tracks can be enjoyed now.
"Man Alive" video:
"Throw My Bones" video:
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'Discipline and Punish' does not claim to be a "structuralist" interpretation of the prison, the book is in many ways an attempt to give a theoretical grounding to what Foucault had seen, to explain the conditions and structures of the places he visited in terms of the operation of power in society. Three influences are particularly important in Discipline and Punish: Nietzsche, structuralism and Foucault 's political activism. None entirely explain his project, however.
There has been a shift in types of punishment for criminals. Once these tended to focus on torture are dismemberment applied directly to bodies, but now the notion of punishment involves a public appearance in court, as well as much more "humane" sentences. This change involves distancing ourselves from spectacle, and is accompanied by a division of labor between courts and jails. Crucially, there is also an underlying technology of punishment, which changes from machines to do capital punishment to developing social machines to accomplish reform or conversion. There is also a shift from a notion of the body as a site of pain to one where a body simply loses rights. This is not an even historical process, and not a simple one.


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package com.zimbra.soap.type;

import com.google.common.base.Objects;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAttribute;

import com.zimbra.common.soap.MailConstants;

@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.NONE)
public class WaitSetAddSpec {

    /**
     * @zm-api-field-tag waitset-name
     * @zm-api-field-description Name
     */
    @XmlAttribute(name=MailConstants.A_NAME /* name */, required=false)
    private String name;

    /**
     * @zm-api-field-tag waitset-id
     * @zm-api-field-description
     */
    @XmlAttribute(name=MailConstants.A_ID /* id */, required=false)
    private String id;

    /**
     * @zm-api-field-tag last-known-sync-token
     * @zm-api-field-description Last known sync token
     */
    @XmlAttribute(name=MailConstants.A_TOKEN /* token */, required=false)
    private String token;

    /**
     * @zm-api-field-tag waitset-types
     * @zm-api-field-description interest types: comma-separated list.  Currently:
     *

     *
  f 	  folders

     *
  m 	  messages

     *
  c 	  contacts

     *
  a 	  appointments

     *
  t 	  tasks

     *
  d 	  documents

     *
  all 	  all types (equiv to "f,m,c,a,t,d")

     *

     */
    @XmlAttribute(name=MailConstants.A_TYPES /* types */, required=false)
    private String interests;

    public WaitSetAddSpec() {
    }

    public void setName(String name) { this.name = name; }
    public void setId(String id) { this.id = id; }
    public void setToken(String token) { this.token = token; }
    public void setInterests(String interests) { this.interests = interests; }
    public String getName() { return name; }
    public String getId() { return id; }
    public String getToken() { return token; }
    public String getInterests() { return interests; }

    public Objects.ToStringHelper addToStringInfo(
                Objects.ToStringHelper helper) {
        return helper
            .add("name", name)
            .add("id", id)
            .add("token", token)
            .add("interests", interests);
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return addToStringInfo(Objects.toStringHelper(this))
                .toString();
    }
}

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Autumn is a magical season and one of my favourites. After the warm sunshine and long days of summer, Mother Nature sends us the glorious colours of autumn leaves, hanging valley mists and the crisp clear air of autumn to ease us into winter. It feels like a treat to reach for those warm woolly jumpers and hats once again so that we can continue to get outside to play, explore and learn.
As plants and trees retreat into winter mode they offer us an abundance of natural treasures from falling leaves to catch in the wind; multi-coloured leaves to identify and collect; acorns, pine cones and conkers for outdoor maths and games; and anything and everything that you can find for outdoor art creations. The change in weather often brings some wind and rain which in turn provide an endless supply of twigs and sticks for imaginary games and muddy puddles for splashing in and jumping over. As with every season, the trick is to embrace each one fully and get involved in all the positive aspects they bring with them.
If you're out on a windy day, see who can catch the most leaves. Or simply catch a leaf at all! It's good luck, I'm sure (!), to catch one and an easy way to keep everyone active and engaged.
Make a great big leaf pile and run through it, jump into it, roll around in it, have a leaf fight, hide in it, scatter the leaves skywards … you get the idea!
Collect lots of leaves and then spread them out neatly in lines to make your own maze / labyrinth. A rake may be helpful (and fun) to gather your pile of leaves to get started.
Go on a leaf hunt. Search for colours and/or shapes. Make it a competition to get the kids running around. For the older kids, add another educational element to it and try to match the leaf to the tree it came from. Extra points if you know the name of the tree!
Leaves and sticks combine to make the best dens, nests and fairy houses of all shapes and sizes.
Children are naturally creative, pair it with their imagination and set them off on an expedition to collect some natural treasures to use for outdoor arts and crafts. Crafting always involves an element of focus and dexterity so you can be happy in the knowledge that there is plenty of learning going on amidst all the fun.
Collect a variety of treasures to make a collage e.g. leaves, feathers, twigs, acorns, seeds, grass. Keep it representative (use the items to draw a house etc) or go abstract and watch what happens!
Take paper and crayons with you and make a bark rubbing on all the different trees you come across. Compare and contrast all the different marks and patterns you find. Leaf rubbing is also great fun and easier for little hands.
Weave some twigs into a circle and add leaves to create a leaf wreath or colour wheel.
Create your own land art. Can you arrange the leaves to make a flower, snake, dragon or hedgehog? Or create a photo frame with sticks and then use other woodland materials to create a picture inside the frame. Make your own mini tree with sticks and leaves.
Collect a pile of acorns and paint them different colours. Sparkly paints or glitter add another dimension here! Make a necklace, put them in a bowl for decoration, use them in your collage, or leave them as a gift outside your fairy door.
Games are a brilliant way to combine being active with being in nature. Let Autumn give your outdoor games a new lease of life.
Conkers is a classic autumn game. People will often have their favourite local horse chestnut tree that provides the most conkers. It can be as much fun finding the seeds, discovering when they fall, when the casing cracks and when the conkers are at their best as it is playing the game.
Autumn is made for Scavenger Hunts as the woods are FULL of treasure! You can make a scavenger hunt up on the hoof by simply challenging your kids to collect 5-10 different types or colours of leaves. Or write up a tick list to take with you, you could include an acorn, a winged seed, a type of leaf common to where you walk, an autumn fruit, mushrooms or toadstools, a dewy spider's web etc. If time or inspiration is lacking, download ready made Activity Sheets with pictures from great sources like The Woodland Trust and Pinterest.
Create your own mini-olympics in your local woods. It needn't be more complicated than jumping over a stream, balancing along a log, jumping up to reach a branch and running from one tree to another.
Incorporate autumn into your wide games by making a den for the jail in Capture the Flag or by using a line of leaves to mark out your safety zone.
Sycamore seeds make great helicopters, challenge everyone to see who can fly theirs the highest or furthest.


Educational computer game has many similar characteristics like any other genres of games. However its particular aspect is designed to teach, and in which main objective involves in learning a topic. To develop an effective educational computer game, different game genres, learning activities and techniques, and learning styles are important issues for consideration. This paper presents an analysis by comparing and establishing relationships between the game genres and learning techniques based on the types of learning and potential game style of Prensky  and learning styles based on the study of Chong et al. .


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Grimpoteuthis umbellata, known from three specimens, is the type species of Grimpoteuthis.

Description and habitat

The species is not well known. The three specimens were taken from different locations; the largest was found off the Azores, and the smaller two were found off Morocco. Of the three specimens, only two were actually members of Grimpoteuthis. Only one of these two is still extant, and it is in poor condition. The largest was found at a depth of 2,235 meters.

Grimpoteuthis umbellata could be the senior synonym of either Grimpoteuthis wuelkeri or Grimpoteuthis discoveryi.

The large specimen is 250 millimeters long, and its mantle is 46 millimeters long. Its first arm is 100 millimeters long. Each arm has between 65 and 68 suckers.

References

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Molluscs described in 1883


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Morpho and Cassis team on NFC offering for European mobile operators
Source: Morpho
Morpho (Safran group), worldwide leader in identity and secure credentials, and Cassis International, a pioneer and leader in trusted services for mobile payments and Near Field Communication (NFC), are partnering to provide advanced NFC solutions to European mobile operators and service providers.
As part of those solutions, they are showing together - for the first time at the Mobile World Congress - a dynamic Proximity Payment System Environment (PPSE) mechanism and the associated Mobile Wallet and Payment Application set designed to manage multiple banking applications from different banks and payment schemes on one SIM card in an interoperable way. The PPSE and applications set, as well as the user experience of the solution, have been designed in line with the latest EMVCo specifications and guidelines.
Thanks to the PPSE mechanism enabled by Morpho and CASSIS, users can define their default payment card and manage it through the Mobile Wallet application. This process, along with changing, installing or removing secure mobile applications, is being secured and updated by CASSIS' Trusted Service Management Solution, which is compliant with all of Morpho's NFC products.
The various NFC payment trials that have been deployed so far have clearly demonstrated that mobile payment is a key application for consumers and plays a major role in making NFC services successful. Up to now, different payment applications from different banks and payment schemes were not able to coexist and be interoperable.
With most consumers in Western Europe holding more than one card, most banks offering various card bundles or differentiated use cases supporting all the major payment schemes, this was a growing source of frustration for both banks and consumers and a blocking point for the acceptance of NFC services.
From June to December 2010 EMVCo published a set of key guidelines and specifications that define the basis for the consumer user experience, payment interoperability and multi-application between payment schemes and banks. This not only allows seamless interoperability of NFC payment on a worldwide basis but also enables the support of multiple cards from different banks and payment schemes in one secure element with an adapted, co, copted, consumer-grade user experience.
Morpho and CASSIS International are offering the first NFC payment solution compliant with these EMVco requirements in a comprehensive end-to-end offering integrating all the elements required for an issuer to release commercial NFC payment services:
- Support of SWP SIM cards and bridge devices (including SIM-based flex and active stickers),
- Support of different provisioning models (with a focus on IP channel and SIM BIP OTA),
- Set of GUIs supporting handset and SIM applications for the Issuer Payment Application and Global Wallet application,
- Certified TSM solution and mobile payment card application,
- Collateral back-office elements like EMV Counter Manager, EMV Scripting Gateway Prepaid Top-up, etc. to roll out innovative and differentiated services.
The support of additional elements will come along in 2011 with integration of most smartphones as they support NFC or integrate NFC-enablers, support of Global Platform Amendment C multi-application environment when SIMs are ready, and development of the latest releases of payment scheme NFC applications.
"We believe that this joint initiative with CASSIS International will bring the solution that our MNOs and bank customers have long been waiting for. This is the natural continuation of our involvement in major NFC projects like the French NFC roll-out in Nice, one of the world's leading commercial NFC initiatives," said Paul Naldrett, Senior VP Telecoms at Morpho. "This partnership confirms the commitment and leadership of Morpho in NFC applications."
"This teamwork on a key aspect of NFC services will allow a unique combination of our TSM and mobile payment solutions, among the most deployed on a worldwide basis, with the recognized secured transaction expertise and solution portfolio of Morpho in the mobile and payment segments. This also confirms our pioneering and leading position in mobile payment solutions, with major large scale commercial deployments achieved in Korea and Malaysia," said Jean-Philippe Bétoin, President of CASSIS International Europe. "The partnership also strengthens our continued commitment and investment in Europe where we are now providing our expertise and solutions to 8 financial institutions covering the major payment schemes."
Morpho and CASSIS International have been successfully engaged together in major NFC payment projects in Europe with Tier 1 customers that fully support this initiative:
• The Interbank Card Center (BKM) of Turkey, which also provides TSM services to its member banks in addition to its main switching and settlement services
BKM has been at the forefront of new payment technologies since the early 1990s. With its added leadership role in the emerging NFC ecosystem, BKM aims to encourage cross-industry cooperation and national standardization of the secure platform that permits OTA downloads of financial data to mobile devices. "BKM is pursuing a nationwide strategy in Turkey to offer NFC mobile payments to its 28 member banks. Turkish banks are working with different payment schemes in the very dynamic Turkish environment, and multi-application capabilities and the coexistence of different cards on the same SE are crucial for them," said Feza Tarhan, Business Development Rules & Regulation Director at BKM. "We expect that this initiative will accelerate the development of the NFC world.
• Intesa SanPaolo Card (Intesa Sanpaolo Group) is a payment card company dedicated to developing and managing the card business on an international level in those countries where Intesa Sanpolo, a top banking group in the Euro zone, operates.
"Intesa Sanpaolo Card's, as well as the group's international activities are focused in Central-Eastern Europe and in the Mediterranean area, where it operates in 13 countries through retail and commercial banks. We are therefore working in an international context with multiple payment schemes. The freshly released EMVco mobile standard very good news for our group and marks a key milestone that is likely to finally unleash the release of NFC Payment by banks", says Gojmir Nabergoj, R&D Director at Intesa Sanpaolo Card. "Intesa Sanpaolo Card and Banka Koper are operating an NFC trial in Slovenia with the support of Morpho and CASSIS International. This initiative will be key in our future engagement on NFC Payment."
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Hôtel Cecil is located in the heart of Juan Les Pins, about 50 metres from the beach and 8 km from Cannes, which can be reached in 7 minutes on the train. Hôtel Cecil features air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV and a private shower room. The hotel serves a continental breakfast, which can be enjoyed on the terrace, weather permitting. Just 500 metres from the Palais des Congrès, the hotel is ideally located for exploring Juan les Pins. Nice Cote-d'Azur Airport is 16 km away.


I am just grateful that my body is healthy. I want to be on this planet a long time for a long time, so I try to eat things that make me feel good and strong. But also I love food and I love life: Some days having that extra bowl of pasta and a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup means more to me than being thin.
Not only does she play the best detective on tv, but Mariska has a point. Life is too short not to indulge once and a while. And the summer is the perfect time to indulge in as much chocolatey goodness as possible.
My man is a HUGE Reese's fan. I love peanut butter. Naturally the idea of making my own homemade peanut butter cups came to mind when thinking about a fun summer night treat.
But I have never been someone that LOVES just chocolate and peanut butter by itself so I decided to put a twist on peanut butter cups. I made these copycat Reese's Peanut Butter Cups 3 different ways!
Adding coconut oil to your chocolate and peanut butter helps not only create a shiny melted chocolate look but it also is a much healthier option than butter.
Make sure to allow all layers to cool/harden in the freezer before moving on to the next step. While it may kill your patience, this step provides your layers the time to fully set so the peanut butter isn't combining with the chocolate & your graham crackers don't fall to the bottom of your cups.
Copycat Reese's Peanut Butter Cups can be made using only 6 ingredients!
Easily the S'Mores! While the regular cup and jelly were delicious, the S'Mores cup tastes like a warm summer night sitting around a campfire in every bite!
Whichever one you decide you like the best & whichever one you choose to make just make sure to enjoy every one of them!
Into a large measuring cup, add 2 cups (16 oz) dark chocolate chips. Next add in 2 tbsp coconut oil.
Microwave chocolate in 30 second intervals until chocolate is melted.
Add muffin holders into muffin tin. Slowly pour in half of the melted chocolate.
Place in freezer for 15 minutes until chocolate has set.
Into a smaller measuring cup, add 1 cup peanut butter (8oz). Add in 1 tbsp coconut oil & 1 tbsp honey.
Microwave peanut butter in 30 second intervals until completely melted and combined.
Remove muffin tin from freezer and divide peanut butter mixture into all 24 cups. Add back to freezer for 5 minutes.
Place back in freezer for 10 minutes until all solid.
Finally, add remaining dark chocolate into all cups. Freeze for 30 minutes until cups are completely set. Serve & enjoy!


Gualala is a picturesque little village located along California's Highway 1 in Mendocino County. Gualala, pronounced "Wa la' la," is where land meets the sea in a glorious show of nature, where the Gualala River joins the Pacific Ocean amid forests and rocky cliffs. Shopping is a fun thing to do while in Gualala with its many unique boutiques and galleries that offer original art and unusual handcrafted items. Outdoors activities abound and include golfing at a Scottish Links Golf Course, sea and river kayaking, horseback riding, biking, hiking and camping. Or just walk the miles of beaches and sand dunes, looking for driftwood and seashells. Gualala Point Regional Park boosts "the most beautiful parking lot" in the world and has a paved walkway down to the beach. Visit the Point Arena Lighthouse and Point Arena Wharf to watch a real, working wharf with fishing boats and day trips. Gualala has a variety of accommodations, including cottages, cabins, hotels, rental homes and villas, some with spectacular ocean views. You'll find romantic restaurants in town where you can watch the sunset and listen to the ocean while you dine. Gualala is a whole experience, not just a place, and one that you'll surely want to visit!
The closest airports in the area are the Little River airport (O48) located about 33 miles northwest of Gualala in Little River, California and the Charles M Schulz Sonoma County airport (STS) located approximately 44 miles southeast of Gualala in Santa Rosa, California.
J's Amusement Park Guerneville CA 36.7 mi.
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Waterworld USA Concord CA 100.3 mi.
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Sea Ranch Lodge & Golf Links Sea Ranch CA 8.2 mi.
Manchester Beach State Park CA 14.2 mi.
Hendy Woods State Park CA 19.1 mi.
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Russian Gulch State Park CA 38.2 mi.
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Celebrated Chef Norman Van Aken was interviewed by Gotham Magazine. The interview, featuring a recipe from his forthcoming book, Norman Van Aken's Florida Kitchen, can be found here.
Daniel O. Sayers's book, A Desolate Place for a Defiant People: The Archaeology of Maroons, Indigenous Americans, and Enslaved Laborers in the Great Dismal Swamp, was featured in Smithsonian Magazine. Sayers and his team of archaeologists excavated sites where runaway slaves took refuge in the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia and North Carolina.


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Q: How to use Chrome i have very simple ask from u and i hope u r not be sad to answer it because of it so easy level.
im beginner in android programming but have enough ability to build what i want to in web app so please guide me how could i build android app that include all my web page and order to android system to using chrome to open it easily and smoothly without any choose option menu to how open webpage (because maybe installed another browsers on the device) in the android studio. so the result should to be like this: user see the app icon, tap on it, automatically open chrome and leads to web app. i know there is the WebView component and read many articles about it, i want using exactly chrome (or what ever browser i exactly need to) so if i miss understood about that or anything dont be shy and please share ur truly useful comment with me. i dont know how could i say thanks to every one of you because your attention to my problem so without any complements thanks u.

A: Is this what you want to do?
String urlString="http://mysuperwebsite";
Intent intent=new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW,Uri.parse(urlString));
intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
intent.setPackage("com.android.chrome");
try {
    context.startActivity(intent);
} catch (ActivityNotFoundException ex) {
    // Chrome browser presumably not installed so allow user to choose instead
    intent.setPackage(null);
    context.startActivity(intent);
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The Kite String Tangle's debut self titled album was released in July 2017. He spent the better part of three years crafting the highly-anticipated record taking all the time necessary to make sure it was right - including the ambitious step of self-producing the album and marrying the electronic and analogue worlds by recording live strings and horns to tape. The now ARIA nominated album hit #1 on the iTunes electronic Album Chart and debuted in the top 10 of the iTunes Album Chart. Singles 'Selfish', 'The Prize' (feat. Bridgette Amofah of Rudimental) and 'This Thing We Got' have all been triple j and fan favourites, with his music recently surpassing 50 million streams worldwide. He later collaborated with the UK's JackLNDN and Just Kiddin on remixes of 'The Prize', before himself being handpicked by Fatboy Slim to remix the seminal song 'Praise You' in December 2017.
The Kite String Tangle has a reputation as a world-class live act, having sold out headline shows across the UK, US and of course Australia. He's performed at festivals including SXSW, Splendour In the Grass, Falls Festival, Groovin The Moo, FOMO and made a guest appearance at Coachella (with Adventure Club). 2017 also saw his South American debut, with shows across Brazil, Argentina and Chile (where his album debuted at #5 on the iTunes Album Chart).
Harley originally broke out with critically and commercially adored singles 'Arcadia' which was voted at #15 on the 2014 triple j Hottest 100 and Gold certified 'Given The Chance' taken from his debut ARIA Nominated EP 'Vessel'.
With a brand of electronica focusing on the difficult-to-extract human element, The Kite String Tangle makes music that makes people feel real human emotion - with songs as poignant now as they were upon release.