Using our unique Sugar Buff all over body scrub, we polish your body and exfoliate your face with Breakfast Smoothie. This invigorating and refreshing all over treatment leaves the skin top-to-toe soft, revitalised and hydrated. The perfect way to begin another body treatment and an absolute must before you commence your vacation or special event. Go and glow!
Start by dry body brushing the skin with GIVING IT THE BRUSH OFF. Dampen the skin before taking a spatula full of SUGAR BUFF. Spread between your palms and apply to skin by using circular movements to invigorate the skin and improve circulation. Rinse off with clean, warm water until scrub is fully removed. Apply lashings of DUVET body cream.
When you exercise, your pores open up to allow sweat to come through and any oil or dirt can sink into your skin leading to breakouts or irritation and redness. Applying a body exfoliator helps remove dead skin cells and bacteria and boosts circulation.
After a good workout at the gym, smother yourself with SUGAR BUFF exfoliating scrub, massaging in circular movements to get your circulation going. Wash off under the shower. Before you are entirely dry, apply lashings of DUVET moisturiser all over your body.
It is also perfect to use in the bath as it will dissolve upon contact with the water so you are not sitting in a grainy bath.
After smothering yourself with Sugar Buff body scrub, seal the scrub in by winding cling film around your torso and limbs to seal in the benefits (keep cling film away from the face). Hop in a sleeping bag, or under a feather duvet and relax for thirty minutes. The heat really helps the body lotion to penetrate the skin and will leave it so silky to the touch; you won't believe it's you!
For optimal results when tanning, prepare your skin with a full body scrub and massage and then apply a moisturiser the evening before.
Vitamin E helps to soften skin and replenish dehydrated skin and maintain its oil balance, it reduces water loss to the transepidermal layer which improves the appearance of rough, dry and damaged skin. It also works to moisturise cuticles, nails and dry lips.
Its anti-oxidant properties help protect cells from UV damage and environmental pollutants that cause signs of ageing such as fine lines and wrinkles.
It protects skin from the early stages of ultraviolet light damage by reducing the formation of free radicals upon skin exposure to UVA rays and other forms of skin stress. It also strengthens the skin's barrier function and reduces severity of skin burn.
Vitamin E also helps treat wrinkles by supporting the growth of new healthy skin cells and speeding up cell regeneration. It boosts collagen production to keep skin elastic this helps reduce the appearance of wrinkles as well as helping to keep skin firm and taut.
Vitamin E can also be used to condition hair, it improves the circulation of blood to your scalp and helps to smooth and strengthen hair cuticles which reduces breakage leaving you with smooth, soft, shiny, healthy looking hair.
Pomegranate has nourishing and moisturising propertiies, it penetrates deep into the skin and helps to hydrate and replenish dry or dull skin.
Figs are high in fatty acids that work to keep skin moisturised and in good condition, restoring skin's suppleness.
They also contain nutrients that are essential to keep skin rejuvenated and in good condition including Vitamin B, Vitamin C, potassium and magnesium.
They work to keep skin moisturised, bright and help to even out skin tone while clearing skin and treating acne.
Figs remove dead skin cells, exfoliating as well as hydrating and have a cooling and refreshing effect on skin.
I have a strong sense of smell and don't buy things that I'm overly sensitive to. This is amazing! It makes my ensuite smell like a spa all day. Previous scrubs take a long time to clear from the bottom of my shower but this does not take long to clear at all. I don't need a moisturiser after using it as the oils make my skin so soft. It's a luxury that I use once a week or once a fortnight depending on my timescale and it's just gorgeous!


You've been developing this project for a while. What is it you love about Watership Down?
A friend actually introduced me to the novel. I wasn't familiar with it, but after reading the book I immediately connected with its themes and characters. Watership Down began as a story Richard Adams told his daughters on car rides through the English countryside. What strikes me is how something that started out so simply was able to have such a lasting influence. How something that was never meant to be anything grand or thematic became both of those things. It's a universal story that is still relevant today, touching on timeless themes: the meaning of home, migration, who we are and how the stories we tell shape our society. It's rare to work on a project that is so beloved and held in such high esteem by an entire culture. I am grateful for the opportunity and excited to reintroduce the classic story to modern audiences.
Why adapt it via the medium of television rather than film?
Adapting such a seminal book is always a challenge. Audiences have a profound relationship with Watership Down, especially in the UK, so it was important that we protected the integrity of the story and people's relationship with it. Narratives for adults have largely moved onto the small screen where they're allowed to dive deeper and play to a broader attention span. The story itself is dark and complex, but we were never asked to sterilize it. That freedom allowed me to create a truthful account of a novel that was originally intended for children but championed by adults. It operates on both levels.
What makes our adaptation of Watership Down different to previous version?
Watership Down is a story that has always been told with a gravitas and a maturity that is inherent within its text. What they didn't have before is the platform to investigate the text on a deeper level. And they didn't have the technology that allows us to blur the line between what was once only possible in live action films, but is now achievable in the world of animated storytelling. With this adaptation I wanted to create a dramatic, cinematic experience for the series with its own original aesthetic. Working in this medium with an incredible group of artists provided the tremendous opportunity to do just that.
What makes the story Watership Down still relevant to a 2018 audience?
Watership Down will always be relevant. Turn on any news channel and you'll find the answer. The brilliance of Watership is that it uses a tale about migrant rabbits to hold a mirror up to the human experience, which is a cyclical journey that we can all relate to.
How does directing a voice cast differ to directing a cast who'll appear onscreen?
For one, you can wear pyjamas to work! But whatever you're dressed in you're always looking for the emotional truth of any given moment - whether that truth is delivered by a voice or a live action performance doesn't matter. The tremendous talent of our cast and their personal connection to the source material allowed them to transcend the perceived limitations of any medium.


Relive the era of the first textile industries that have settled in the Val Saint-François in the nineteenth century. Visitors will experience the wool processing; from fleece to weaving and knitting thread. All the mechanisms are set and our team is only waiting for you to turn on the ancient machinery of the Moulin à laine.
Dating from 1840, the mill is a part of our heritage and its architectural features make it an exceptional building, unique in Québec.
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Board approves 9 new majors
The Board of Trustees has approved nine new undergraduate majors and has reinstated enrollment in the master's in deaf education program, which was originally suspended in February. Majors in actuarial…
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Professor of political science Herb Smith, Ph.D., retires after nearly 50 years on the Hill
"Is that a trick question?" Herb Smith, Ph.D., is retiring after nearly 50 years on the Hill and he's enjoyed his time too much for us to ask. Smith, who…
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Rich Goodman moves to CEO as associate director of career development
Rich Goodman, area coordinator for first year housing within the Office of Residence Life, has joined the Center for Experience and Opportunity as the associate director of career development. Goodman started…
Take Back the Night walk a moving success
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Director of Student Development Programming Manny Ruiz, Ph.D., joined the Center for Experience and Opportunity last October. Now in his first full semester on the Hill, he's already made a lasting…
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Second annual Take Back the Night walk on April 11
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AVI Fresh introduced as College's 'culinary services' provider
AVI Fresh has descended on McDaniel as the new culinary services provider. The company, part of AVI Foodsystems, Inc., was introduced to the undergraduate student body in a Jan. 27 email,…
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President Casey talks academic changes, social media, Saturday protest
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Board votes to suspend art history, religious studies, French, German, and music majors
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Decker College Center to undergo partial renovation
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AVI Foodsystems, Inc. announced as College's new dining services provider
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Q: CSS3 Pie Failing Randomly over MAMP I'm absolutely stumped on this, some local folder I'm working with - which was working fine this morning is now unable to render CSS3 pie (.htc) all of a sudden. I'm running a virtual local server through one computer on MAMP and accessing via another on the LAN, and I've never run into a problem with PIE before now.
The strange this is, I'll switch my MAMP local IP to that of another folder, and sometimes after a few goes, PIE will start working again. But as soon as I use the cursed folder, PIE just fails all over again and it's hard to get it back. Is there bad caching at work or something?
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SB Music Foundation Presents PAUL THORN BAND w/Bryan Titus Trio
The Lobero Theater, 33 E Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara
Paul Thorn, a standout at last years Live Oak Festival, looks forward to returning to the 805 area. There is nothing like Paul Thorn live! His performances are one of a kind, rip roaring, feel good fun. Consider yourself lucky to experience Paul and band at the best venue in Santa Barbara, The lovely Lobero Theatre.
Paul Thorn has created an innovative and impressive career, pleasing crowds with his muscular brand of roots music – bluesy, rocking and thoroughly Southern all the while speaking universal truths. Paul's work is inspirational, sometimes eccentric but always original. Paul's creativity and character comes from being raised in Tupelo, Mississippi, among the same spirits and some of the actual folks who nurtured the young Elvis generations before. Paul has rambled down back roads, jumped out of airplanes, worked for years in a furniture factory, battled four-time world champion boxer Roberto Duran on national TV, signed with and dropped by a major label, performed on stages with Bonnie Raitt, Mark Knopfler, Sting, and John Prine just to name a few and made some of the most emotionally, fully accessible music of our time. He's appeared on Conan and Jimmy Kimmel Live. Paul has been showcased on NPR ona number of occasions and charted multiple times on the Billboard Top 100 and Americana Radio Charts. This year Paul is proud to release "Don't Let the Devil Ride" which he describesas "the culmination of my whole life in music, coming back to my roots." It marks his first time recording gospel music. Featuring guests the Blind Boys of Alabama, the McCrary Sisters, and Preservation Hall Horns. All these songs are his creation of strikingly original from the gut music. www.paulthorn.com. The Bryan Titus Trio - A local Americana/bluegrass/Roots band that perform toe-tapping melodies hearkening back to a by gone era, oh so familiar melodies that make you wanna grab your gal/guy and dance around the kitchen. Bryan's songs draw heavily on time spent hiking the Appalachian Trail. The expressive, regional music he picked up in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, & Virginia are at the core of his lyrics. Bryan's rich vocal timbre has a smokey, soulful character like barrel aged whiskey, a perfect compliment to his elegantly primitive guitar playing and picking. The Trio is comprised of Bryan on vocals/guitar, Jeff Kranzler on Upright Bass & Dustin Janson on vocals/cajon. www.bryantitus.com


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Promens hf is an Icelandic holding company with primary interests in rigid plastics manufacturing.

It is majority owned by Icelandic investment companies Horn Invest and The Enterprise Investment Fund.
Promens' headquarters are in Kópavogur, Iceland. It has main business operations in Iceland and India.

Promens operates 42 manufacturing in 19 countries, with 3800 employees, and total sales exceeding EUR 611 million in 2011.

Promens traces its roots back to 1984 when a group of local investors in Dalvik, Iceland, established a company called Sæplast to manufacture insulated, double walled containers for the fishing and fish processing industries. After extensive adoption by the Icelandic fisheries industry, the company began exporting its products worldwide. In 1993, Sæplast won the President of Iceland's Export Award. The same year Sæplast was listed on the Icelandic Stock Exchange.

During 1999-2000 Sæplast acquired three companies abroad; in 1999 the Dyno AS factories in Ålesund, Norway and St. John, Canada, and in 2000, Nordic Supplies Container AS of Norway.

This expanded Sæplast's product range from rotationally molded tubs to include floats and safety equipment for the marine industries. As a result of these acquisitions, Sæplast's turnover increased by 400%, with 40% of the company's turnover now coming from the floats and safety equipment. During this time, the number of overseas employees reached three times the personnel in Iceland.

In 2001 Sæplast Asia was established in Hong Kong. In 2002, Icebox Plastico, Spain was acquired by Sæplast, and in 2003 Plasti-Ned of the Netherlands was also acquired by Sæplast.

Atorka Group of Iceland purchased a majority interest in Sæplast in 2004 and delisted the company from the ICEX. In 2004 the largest Icelandic company in the field of expandable polystyrene production, Tempra hf was acquired by Sæplast.

In May 2005, Promens hf was formed to take over several of Sæplast's subsidiaries: Sæplast Dalvík ehf, and Tempra hf. in Iceland, Plasti-Ned BV and Sæplast Holland BV. in the Netherlands, Sæplast Iberia S.A. in Spain, Sæplast Asia Ltd. in Hong Kong and Sæplast UK Ltd., a 63% share in Sæplast India Ltd. Sæplast Ålesund AS., Sæplast Norge AS. and Sæplast Canada Inc. remained under Sæplast hf.

In July 2005 the company acquired, the Bonar Plastics division from Low and Bonar Plc, adding eleven rotomolding plants in ten countries within Europe and in North America. Sixty-five percent of the sales of Bonar  Plastics is derived from custom moulded products manufactured for other producers of industrial products.

At the time of the acquisition Bonar Plastics produced parts for at least 15 industries and blue-chip customers include DaimlerChrysler, Caterpillar, John Deere, Peugeot, Renault and Volvo. At the time 35% of its sales were its own products,  particularly tubs and tanks for storage and transportation of materials for the chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries.

Divisions
Promens Plastics division operates 11 rotomoulding factories in eight countries. The division's factories are located in Dalvik in Iceland, Hockenheim in Germany, Deventer and Rijen in the Netherlands, Miedzyrzecz in Poland, Annezin, Bellignat, Blye, Geovreisset, L'Aigle, La Roche-sur-Foron and Montoir in France, Barcelona in Spain, Saint John in New Brunswick Canada, one plant in India and one plant in Taicang, China.

In 2016 January Promens and saeplast acquired by a UK based company called RPC and the business operations at India and china closed down

References

External links
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A new Lavington recycling hub will provide rapid processing of bottles and cans and turn shredded cardboard into fire lighting bricks. The centre in Catherine Crescent is due to open in March and is the brainchild of Heather Goesch and Bruce Forbes who operate Billabong Recycling. They established their firm at Walla in January last year with a shipping container to collect drink containers that qualify for a 10-cent refund under the NSW Return and Earn scheme. The pair now have four big shipping boxes at Walla and two more at Holbrook's sporting complex and travel from Urana to Jingellic collecting bottles and cans. In August last year, Ms Goesch and Mr Forbes set up a depot in an industrial shed in Lavington and now have processed 2.2 million containers. IN OTHER NEWS: However, their impending move to Catherine Crescent will result in throughput skyrocketing because there will be two automated machines which can speedily process bottles and cans. "They can do up to 100 items per minute, they're amazing to watch, it's a big production and so quick," Ms Goesch said. The public will be able to leave their containers and have them processed and then be paid without having to do their own drop-off as occurs at machines around Albury. "Old people struggle at the machines, they have to do it all themselves, and these things make it a lot easier," Ms Goesch said. The former accountant said it was hoped one million items per month will be processed by the units which are supplied by Tomra-Cleanaway. A cardboard brick-making enterprise will run alongside the machines with hopes up to 2000 blocks will be produced each week. It has sprung from not wanting to waste cardboard boxes used to carry bottles and cans left with Billabong Enterprises. "We've taken a lot of cardboard to the tip and we'd like not to take anything," Ms Goesch said. Red Bantam, which employs people with disabilities, has been shredding cardboard for Billabong Recycling. Ms Goesch hopes to employ up to 30 staff with disabilities at Catherine Crescent and have them make bricks from the shreds. This week she invited not-for-profit employee groups to see the bricks that will sell as sets of eight for $20. Northcott Albury area manager Michaela Pascolutti has three customers with intellectual disabilities that she believes would be suitable for the work. "We're really excited," she said. "It's good there's another option because there's not enough meaningful employment opportunities." Our journalists work hard to provide local, up-to-date news to the community. This is how you can continue to access our trusted content:
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A new Lavington recycling hub will provide rapid processing of bottles and cans and turn shredded cardboard into fire lighting bricks.
The centre in Catherine Crescent is due to open in March and is the brainchild of Heather Goesch and Bruce Forbes who operate Billabong Recycling.
They established their firm at Walla in January last year with a shipping container to collect drink containers that qualify for a 10-cent refund under the NSW Return and Earn scheme.
The pair now have four big shipping boxes at Walla and two more at Holbrook's sporting complex and travel from Urana to Jingellic collecting bottles and cans.
In August last year, Ms Goesch and Mr Forbes set up a depot in an industrial shed in Lavington and now have processed 2.2 million containers.
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However, their impending move to Catherine Crescent will result in throughput skyrocketing because there will be two automated machines which can speedily process bottles and cans.
"They can do up to 100 items per minute, they're amazing to watch, it's a big production and so quick," Ms Goesch said.
The public will be able to leave their containers and have them processed and then be paid without having to do their own drop-off as occurs at machines around Albury.
"Old people struggle at the machines, they have to do it all themselves, and these things make it a lot easier," Ms Goesch said.
The former accountant said it was hoped one million items per month will be processed by the units which are supplied by Tomra-Cleanaway.
Bottler of a job: Bruce Forbes and Heather Goesch with some of the thousands of containers they collect each month. Their new centre will open seven days a week, 8am to 6pm. Picture: MARK JESSER
A cardboard brick-making enterprise will run alongside the machines with hopes up to 2000 blocks will be produced each week.
It has sprung from not wanting to waste cardboard boxes used to carry bottles and cans left with Billabong Enterprises.
"We've taken a lot of cardboard to the tip and we'd like not to take anything," Ms Goesch said.
Red Bantam, which employs people with disabilities, has been shredding cardboard for Billabong Recycling.
Ms Goesch hopes to employ up to 30 staff with disabilities at Catherine Crescent and have them make bricks from the shreds.
This week she invited not-for-profit employee groups to see the bricks that will sell as sets of eight for $20.
Northcott Albury area manager Michaela Pascolutti has three customers with intellectual disabilities that she believes would be suitable for the work.
"We're really excited," she said.
"It's good there's another option because there's not enough meaningful employment opportunities."
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Key articles on the Holodomor translated from Ukrainian into English
The corpus of scholarly literature on the Ukrainian Holodomor (and on the Soviet famines of 1931–1933 in general) is growing yet is still relatively small considering the magnitude and importance of the topic. Much of what has been written on the Holodomor is in Ukrainian and thus remains inaccessible to many academics and non-academics alike.
With this in mind, the Holodomor Research and Education Consortium has launched a project to translate and publish a collection of articles written by scholars in Ukraine on the Famine of 1932–1933 (Holodomor). The editors of the planned volume, Liudmyla Hrynevych (Institute of the History of Ukraine, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) and Bohdan Klid (Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies, University of Alberta), are selecting key essays to be translated from Ukrainian into English.
The first five essays address topics that have yet to be closely examined in the English-language literature. Liudmyla Hrynevych's article deals with the topic of pro-war sentiment among the Ukrainian peasantry as a consequence of collectivization and the Holodomor. Olesia Stasiuk examines the destruction of traditional peasant values and traditions. Tetiana Yevsieiieva looks at the role played by the Union of Militant Atheists in Ukraine during collectivization and the Holodomor. Viktor Danylenko and Petro Bondarchuk discuss cultural issues, including Ukrainization and its termination, in relation to the Holodomor as well as the implications for russification in Ukraine. The authors emphasize that the central government and party leadership in Moscow viewed the national question and the grain procurement campaign in Ukraine as interconnected. Heorhii Papakin addresses the policy of blacklisting, whereby villages and other administrative entities were subject to repressive measures for not fulfilling grain procurement quotas. Penalties included trade bans, deprivation of goods, including ordinary consumer items, closure of bank accounts, pre-term collection of loans, and the levying of fines by confiscation of cattle, domestic foul and personal belongings. The author concludes that in Ukraine blacklisting became a weapon of genocide, creating conditions that were incompatible with the existence of human life. Other essays will be posted as they become available following translation and editing.
Heorhii Papakin: Blacklists as an Instrument of the Famine-Genocide of 1932–1933 in Ukraine
Liudmyla Hrynevych: The Price of Stalin's "Revolution from Above": Anticipation of War among the Ukrainian Peasantry
Olesia Stasiuk: The Deformation of Ukrainian Folk Culture during the Holodomor Years
Tetiana Yevsieieva: The Activities of Ukraine's Union of Militant Atheists during the Period of All-Out Collectivization, 1929–1933
Viktor Danylenko and Petro Bondarchuk: "Ukrainization" and the Famine of 1932–33 in Ukraine
Yuri Shapoval: Vsevolod Balytsky and the Holodomor of 1932–33


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Q: Display list of posts for specific users dynamically Wordpress I wanted to show list of custom posts (post type=property) for every specific user, all of his posts at single place, for example:
I have a 3 users in my wordpress:

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so what I want is example.com/properties/test1 should show all of posts published by 'test1' user.
similarly for: test2 and test3.
I have custom template created using html/css/js for displaying posts but I am not getting a way to display them dynamically with there username in url.
Can anyone help?

A: If you want the username in the url, look into changing the .htaccess file to redirect the /test1 to currentfile.php?username=test1 then you can get the username from $_GET['username']


Discuss various technical topics not related to Mozilla.
I am an ancient geek, pleasantly retired - and I find that every time I go to select an email message - double-click - nothing happens! Then, I realize that I need to "step it up a bit" and double-click faster. I DON'T WANT TO DOUBLE-CLICK FASTER!
I can find no configuration item to control this. Does TBird inherit the double-click rate/speed from the OS or is it app specific?
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&....It's not a Thunderbird issue but an OS one. AFAIK.
Have you tried slowing the action down?
Moving to MozillaZine Tech as this is not a Thunderbird issue.
There should be a selection to adjust the speed of the clicks (light bulb), the proximity to an item to be clicked (threshold) and sensitivity.
KDE Neon 5 now defaults to single-click for everything. I temporarily changed it to double-click in System Settings/Hardware/Input Devices/Mouse/General, switched to Advanced tab and set the Double click interval from one extreme to the other (100 - 2000 msec). Selecting a file in the Dolphin file manager I noticed that the default 2000 msec was very laid back. I could really space out the clicks. Re-starting Thunderbird though, I did not notice a change at all.
In Config Editor I found "dom.disable_open_click_delay -- default -- integer -- 1000" Would that apply?
kenj69 wrote: I DON'T WANT TO DOUBLE-CLICK FASTER!
Go back to the default open on single click, would seem to be the obvious solution here.
The OS options are simply not passed through to Thunderbird.
-This is not a big deal- I am learning all about Thunderbird, customizations and so on. I can double-click just a little bit faster - I'll live through it. But if there is any tweak available I sure would like to know about it. Yeah, went back to the single-click already. Thanks.
-This is not a big deal- I am learning all about Thunderbird, customizations and so on.
I can't remember if T/Bird works the same as the SeaMonkey Email client, but try pressing F8 to show the Preview Pane - that works on single click for sure, i.e. single click on any message and it opens there.
It comes under layout, which is found - Menu>View>Layout.
Yes, Frank, F8 works as advertised. I have been using it frequently.
Thanks again for your prompt response!


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It is not a function of a committing 'magistrate' to apply hearsay argument and exclude evidence.
Noise began to arise from the court but the 'magistrate' beckoned for silence.
The 'magistrate' ordered he be remanded in custody to reappear in court next month.
I noticed in the record that the 'magistrate' did admit evidence of the other convictions.
The 'magistrate' will listen to what the parties say and issue a written decision resolving the dispute.
The 'magistrate' found that the prosecution had not satisfied the onus of proof that was required.
The lawyers sit at the bar table facing the 'magistrate' and the defendant sits with his or her lawyer.
In sentencing the 'magistrates' said the offences were so serious that custody was the only option.
At earlier hearings 'magistrates' have had to order him to stay in the cells because of his outbursts in court.
This organisation of competition for places on the Supreme Court of Justice is done in order to safeguard equality of expectations among candidates from each of the 'magistratures' .
Local residents should serve on juries in the upper courts and as lay 'magistrates' in the lower courts.
Not all the versions they hear may be the same so the 'magistrates' have to decide which one is the true story.
The court heard he had been dealt with by Haverfordwest 'magistrates' by way of a fine.
The government also plans a new youth court with a judge and two 'magistrates' .
They were convicted by the 'magistrates' of obstructing a police officer in the execution of his duty.
Swindon 'magistrates' remanded him in custody and committed the case to crown court.
Born in a family of magistrates, he was educated at a Jesuit school, studied the law, and practised in the Rouen 'magistrature' until 1630.
All the people who were arrested appeared before a special court set up by 'magistrates' .
The 'magistrates' decided the offence so serious that the only option was a custodial sentence.
It was an unwritten rule in Lancashire that no active manufacturers could become 'magistrates' .
The Committee on District Courts establishes the number of 'magistrates' in each district.
The old system of public administration and 'magistratures' came under attack and was abolished by 1786.
It is clear that the 'magistrates' heard a great deal of factual evidence and had regard to that.


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Clemson Baseball: Opening weekend rotation set
Clemson's baseball team announced its starting rotation for opening weekend, including a lefty who will make his first career start on Opening Day.
Clemson Baseball: Opening weekend rotation set Clemson's baseball team announced its starting rotation for opening weekend, including a lefty who will make his first career start on Opening Day. Check out this story on independentmail.com: https://www.independentmail.com/story/sports/college/clemson/baseball/2018/02/13/clemson-baseball-lhp-jacob-hennessy-refined-his-changeup-and-earned-opening-day-start/334523002/
Marcel Louis-Jacques, Orange and White Published 4:57 p.m. ET Feb. 13, 2018 | Updated 5:04 p.m. ET Feb. 13, 2018
Clemson freshman pitcher Jacob Hennessy (32) pitches to Coastal Carolina junior Josh Crump during the top of the seventh inning on Tuesday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Clemson. (Photo: Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail)
Seth Beer. Chris Williams. Logan Davidson.
Clemson's baseball team features plenty of offensive firepower this season and return nearly every position player from last season's team which went 42-21. The question mark for the Tigers points directly at the mound, where they'll have to break in an entirely new starting rotation.
The acclimation hasn't been easy, especially as of late — for Clemson's hitters, that is.
"We've had a hard time scoring in the last six or seven intersquad (scrimmages)," head coach Monte Lee said Tuesday. "That's just a testament to (pitching) coach (Andrew) See and this pitching staff and how well they've thrown."
Lee said he and his staff "struggled" to pick out a rotation for this weekend season-opening series against William & Mary but finally landed on sophomore left-hander Jacob Hennessy, junior righty Brooks Crawford, and redshirt sophomore lefty Jake Higginbotham, in that order.
Higginbotham and Crawford have combined for nine starts in their Clemson careers but Opening Day starter Hennessy hasn't started since high school, pitching 30.2 innings in 26 appearances out of the bullpen as a freshman last season.
He said that experience helped him adapt to the college game, allowing him to experience collegiate hitters over a smaller sample size.
"(The bullpen) taught me college is a lot different than high school and the season's a lot longer," he said. "Just taking one game at a time and sticking to your routine. You're going to have highs and lows when you throw a lot of innings. That's just baseball. (I learned) how to deal with those and bounce back."
Clemson's Jacob Hennessey (32) pitches against Western Carolina Wednesday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium, February 22, 2017. (Photo: DAWSON POWERS/Contributor)
His experience in the bullpen was a factor, but the addition — or rather, refining — of his third pitch made Hennessy a frontrunner to lead the Tigers out of the gate.
Mainly a fastball-slider pitcher as a freshman, Hennessy spent the offseason working on his changeup and now calls it a "plus pitch" after steady improvement in the fall.
Lee took note of Hennessy's improved arsenal and the sophomore's past two scrimmage starts sealed his skipper's decision.
"That's the reason he's starting. We love his dependability out of the bullpen and he was mostly a fastball-slider guy last year," Lee said. "The progress of the changeup is why he's starting. His changeup right now, the last two starts, it's Charlie Barnes-like. It's been that good of a pitch to where hitters know it's coming and they're swinging through it.
"It's a really, really good pitch. It's extremely effective."
Hennessy said his changeup will be most effective against righties; the pitch moves away from them and keeps him from tipping off his fastball when hitters notice the ball isn't spinning.
But there's a rather prominent left-hander who has had trouble with Hennessy's changeup — Collegiate Baseball's preseason National Player of the Year, Seth Beer.
Clemson sophomore Seth Beer (28) hits a ball against Coastal Carolina during the bottom of the first inning on Tuesday at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Clemson. (Photo: Ken Ruinard/Independent Mail)
"He honestly gives me fits," Beer said of Hennessy. "I don't know what it is but he goes out there and he competes. That's a big part of pitching is just having confidence in the pitches that you have. He comes and he brings that every day."
Hennessy and the Tigers begin the 2018 season on Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The Dorman High School graduate went to high school a little more than an hour away from where he'll be pitching Friday and expects to have 15 or so family members in attendance for his first career start.


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By Larry Putzgerald June 3, 2008
Yesterday, Nick Hogan's lawyers filed a motion requesting Nick be released from solitary confinement. They argued that he is being wrongfully held in solitary for 17 hours a day and being held in maximum security was causing him "unbearable anxiety." As an alternative, Nick wants to be placed under house arrest until his 18th birthday.
On Tuesday, a judge denied Nick's request. He will continue to serve the rest of his eight months in the Pinellas facility.
I don't know what that crazy judge was thinking. House arrest would have been better. That way Nick can think about what he's done while lounging around his one million acre estate complete with pool, a basketball court, friends and other amenities that would instill fear in even the most hardcore of inmates. When I went to Pinellas County Jail to ask Nick's friends how they would feel about serving the remainder of their sentence in Hulk Hogan's mansion, one of them said they would rather be shanked in the kidney while another said I had a "purdy" mouth.
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Sparse coverage of the March for Life – compared with significant reporting on the pro-abortion rights demonstrations held the day after the presidential inauguration – is prompting a coalition of 25 pro-life organizations and two members of Congress to challenge the broadcast news networks.
A study of media coverage of the so-called "Women's" March on Washington shows the major networks – ABC, CBS, and NBC – spent about 1.25 hours on that event, while they also spent only 35 seconds on the 2016 March for Life.
The Alliance for Fair Coverage of Life Issues is announcing its second annual #CoverTheMarch campaign, calling upon the media to provide fair and sufficient coverage of the 2017 March for Life, to be held in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 27.
Katie Yoder at MRC reports on the study at Newsbusters that reviewed network coverage of the pro-abortion rights demonstration. That event claimed to be aimed at promoting "women's" rights, but pro-life women who attempted to join in were turned away.
During their morning and evening news shows, the three broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) covered the women's march 129 times more than they did the 2016 March for Life last year. And it's anyone's guess as to whether or not they will cover the 2017 March for Life Friday.
ABC, CBS and NBC spent at least one hour, 15 minutes and 18 seconds on the women's march. But for the 2016 March for Life, they devoted an embarrassing 35 seconds (22 seconds following the march, 13 before).
None of the networks mentioned that pro-life women were excluded from the pro-abortion march, Yoder observes, adding that a number of news programs even "blurred" vulgar terms on the signs of some of the marchers.
ABC, the report states, was the only network to report on the 2016 March for Life, though mostly in relation to the fact that a blizzard had descended upon Washington, D.C. on the day of the event.
"The annual March for Life is among the most consequential events organized in response to one of our most significant and ongoing cultural conversations," says Greg Scott, vice president of communications at Alliance Defending Freedom, a member of the pro-life coalition.
"Just as the White House shifts from ardently pro-abortion to pro-life, thousands of pro-lifers descend on Washington with new-found hope," he observes.
Similarly, Terry Schilling, executive director of American Principles Project, observes the mainstream media is at a crossroads.


I am an adventurer. Constantly seeking the best camping, fishing, kayaking, hiking and mountain biking spots. It is not just a short holiday. For a year, it is a way of life, leaving the daily grind to explore. Another thing I love is food – especially ice-cream, which I enjoy eating year-round. The problem is, Australia is a hot, arid place, which doesn't bode well for my sweet tooth.
I rely a lot on my 4WD tourer and don't want to worry about not having sufficient power to charge my gadgets or having my ice-cream melt.
So when I built up my car, I decided that three batteries were the way to go for me. It would allow me to stay longer off the grid and keep everything running. I have two batteries in the bonnet (starter and aux). These keep charged whilst driving thanks to my REDARC BCDC In-vehicle battery charger.
The AGM battery in the canopy requires an alternative form of energy. I have never been a big fan of generators. I understand the need but they are in my opinion very noisy and inefficient. A much better solution is solar energy.
Solar energy makes a lot of sense to me as it is a free form of energy that is available for many hours during the day. Nowadays, portable solar panels are so efficient that they even generate energy on cloudy days. So using solar energy was simply a no-brainer.
For a long time, portable solar panels were bulky and heavy. That time has passed as now a lightweight and portable solution exists in the form of Solar Blankets. Recently, I have been using REDARC's Solar Blanket to keep my batteries charged and prevent my ice-cream from melting.
REDARC has three Solar Blankets to choose from, ranging from 115 to 190 Watts. These are very compact (31x31x65-90mm). They weigh only between 4.5 and 7.2kg, making them much lighter than equivalent glass folding panels. This is great as most 4WD tourers struggle to keep their 4WD within their GVM. A lighter and more compact alternative to glass folding panels leaves you with more space and weight for other items.
But what about the power? Well, the other great thing is that the weight reduction does not influence the power output. Yes, you read that right. It is not only smaller and lighter, but it will still generate as much power as the heavy and bulky portable solar panel setups. Using the blanket gives you plenty of flexibility. As it is a blanket, you can easily lay it on the bonnet, windscreen or ground. It has reinforced eyelets on the corners and sides as well. This makes it possible to use the blanket to provide shade.
It is super easy to connect the REDARC solar blanket. It has an industry standard Anderson connector. As you can buy the blanket on its own, it is easy to integrate this solar blanket in your existing power setup. All you need to do is to connect it to your existing solar regulator or REDARC's dc to dc battery charger which has an in-built MPPT solar regulator.
I like to use it on-demand for any of my batteries and therefore connect it to my existing 30A solar regulator. This is a simple, portable regulator which I made semi-waterproof by placing it in a Tupperware container. It has two USB ports, making it easy to charge my phone/tablet. A three meter Anderson cable allows me to use my solar blanket away from the car and connect it to any of my batteries.
The REDARC solar blanket is the perfect compact and lightweight solution for the off-grid life. So now I never have to worry about my ice-cream melting ever again.


Prime minister forced to solve current party strains to meetfuture problems.
British Prime Minister Tony Blair is returning home from a two-week Indian Ocean vacation a severely chastened leader.
Deep political rifts have appeared within his government, and he is under pressure to swerve away from political modernization and take his currently pro-capitalist Labour Party back to its traditional socialist roots.
Amid an eruption of public scandal and open bickering among senior Cabinet colleagues, the politician who came to power with a record parliamentary majority 19 months ago is being urged to rethink his priorities and abandon media manipulation as a tool of government.
His heavy reliance on spin doctors has come under attack, most notably from Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, who says that in future he will insist on Mr. Blair "getting away from rhetoric and back on to the substance of government."
Across the British media there is comment on a new balance of forces forming within the Blair government.
Mr. Prescott and Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown appear set to strike an alliance aimed at returning Labour to its traditional stance as a champion of the underdog, suspicious of big business and friendly toward trade unions.
Meanwhile, the opposition Conservative Party is gleeful at the shakeup. Conservative Party chairman Michael Ancram said Jan. 4 the Labour government was "coming apart at the seams."
That may be an exaggeration, but Blair's aides admit privately that the government has just gone through its biggest crisis yet and has lost some of its most important and influential figures. This could presage difficulties for the administration when the annual budget is presented in March, or if the euro, the global economy, Northern Ireland, or other issues should test the government's cohesion.
The sudden turnaround in Blair's hitherto rosy political fortunes came just before Christmas when Trade Secretary Peter Mandelson, the prime minister's chief adviser on strategy and tactics, was forced to resign after it was revealed he had accepted a large housing loan from a fellow government minister and failed to declare it to parliamentary authorities.
The departure of the powerful but not widely loved Mr. Mandelson triggered the resignation of Paymaster General Geoffrey Robinson, the Labour millionaire who had supplied the loan.
Mandelson's friends alleged that details of the loan had been leaked maliciously by another government "spin doctor" - Charlie Whelan, chief spokesman for Chancellor Brown. Mr. Whelan denied the allegation but, under political pressure, announced his own resignation Jan. 4.
The British media had spent the previous two weeks giving readers details of what political journalists had known for months - that Whelan, in trying to promote Brown's interests, had been offering reporters derogatory background briefings about the activities of Mandelson and other ministers.
Political analyst Hugo Young says that, as well as exposing divisions in Labour's ranks, the crisis has demonstrated a serious weakness in Blair's style of government. Decisionmaking has been "informal and usually focused on himself," with the Cabinet having only a marginal role in determining policy.
In the wake of Whelan's departure, Alastair Campbell, Blair's chief spokesman, is believed to be insisting that in future all government press officers should coordinate their statements and forgo what in the corridors of the House of Commons is being called "serial assassination" between departments.
Blair's tendency to center decisions on himself and not take much account of what his ministers say was exposed this week in a curiously revealing way.
The head teacher of the London school attended by Blair's two sons complained that, when classes resumed this week, the boys would be absent without permission because Blair had taken them along on vacation to the Seychelles Islands.
A few days earlier, David Blunkett, Blair's education secretary, had issued a statement advising parents against allowing family vacations to clash with their children's attendance at school.


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Q&A: Libraries and Lincolnshire Co-op
Your questions answered: Following a series of questions from campaigners, The Lincolnite finds out the answers to all your questions.
Campaigners opposing plans to close two thirds of county libraries to save £2 million have expressed caution over Lincolnshire Co-operative's offer to save six of the libraries under threat.
Co-op currently runs a library service in Waddington with the help of a team of volunteers. The library shares a space with its pharmacy.
The six libraries Co-op would take over are those in Welton, Boultham in Lincoln, Nettleham, Cherry Willingham and Spilsby.
Co-op Chief Executive Ursula Lidbetter said: "Public services are under threat because of significantly reduced budgets.
"As a co-op, we try to provide services that benefit our members. We believe that library services are important and that's why we want to work with local people and the County Council to come up with workable solutions to keep our libraries open.
"We actually opened Lincoln's first library for our members in 1873 so this is something that connects with our heritage.
"The service in Waddington has had positive feedback and that's why we feel we can help a number of communities ensure that library services are sustained, whether it's through our suggestions or different ideas from other groups in those areas.
"In some cases, our ideas would enable us to improve our services too. For example, our foodstore in Cherry Willingham and our pharmacy in Nettleham could both benefit from additional space.
"However, our proposals are also about sustaining community services and we'd be happy to talk to other groups in those areas about different ways these libraries could be saved – whether we were involved or not."
Despite its good intentions, Save Lincs Libraries campaigners believe the Co-op may not provide services matching the current level and had a series of questions on the offer. The Lincolnite has put those questions to Lincolnshire Co-op and Lincolnshire County Council (LCC):
Q&A: Your questions answered
Will the Co-op be paid by the council to take care of the libraries, and how long for?
Co-op: Lincolnshire Co-op would get exactly the same support package as any other community group/organisation which wanted to take on the running of a library.
This would be £5,167 per annum for running costs and a capital grant of up to £15,000 per library to pay for any physical work that needed to be done.
This would not be enough to run these libraries in their current form, that's why Lincolnshire Co-op's proposals combine community services under one roof.
LCC: Lincolnshire Co-op will be offered the same support package as community groups. The county council will continue to provide financial support for four years (until 2018), after which the arrangement will be reviewed.
What happens if the Co-op decides after the agreement expires that it hasn't worked for them?
Co-op: Lincolnshire Co-op's proposals would all see the libraries being run alongside a current service such as a pharmacy or a foodstore which we would hope would make them sustainable in the long-term.
LCC: Like all other agreements which exist at that time, the level of usage and feedback received would be reviewed and a decision about the level of future provision taken.
Will sufficient space be maintained for community events and library clubs to congregate?
Co-op: As these are just ideas, layouts for each site have not been decided and would depend on a range of factors – for example, would there be any other groups such as a parish council getting involved and would they require space as well?
If Lincolnshire Co-op's ideas went ahead, it is hoped that each library could feature the same facilities as Waddington Library including computers and a seating area. However, there isn't space in that library for community events or for library groups to congregate.
LCC: This will depend on the space available in individual buildings.
What will happen to local interest materials? Can the Co-op guarantee to maintain space for a wide breadth of literature and study material in these premises?
Co-op: Decisions on what books and materials are available in libraries taken on by the community will be made by Lincolnshire County Council.
In Waddington Library, there is a variety of books on offer and users can order in titles to pick up and borrow them.
LCC: The offer of 4,000 items of stock will be considered in the same way as all other Tier 3 agreements, and will contain a range of adult and children's fiction and non-fiction. Local history material will be retained within the collections.
The Waddington Pharmacy team (L): Pharmacist Chris Donnan, Karen Barker and Rachel Aloi and Rachel Hart, along with members of the county council's Library Services team (R) Cathy Rushton and Jill Trowsdale and volunteer Alison Peden.
Will there be computers so people can get online, and people trained to use them to help the public find information, apply for jobs, download forms, register with websites etc?
Co-op: It's hoped that each library would have a computer available for people to use.
Volunteers are trained by Lincolnshire County Council in a range of topics, including data protection and the library system.
LCC: If any group or organisation wishing to run a Tier 3 facility would like to offer computers and/Internet access, we will support them in doing so. This will include help accessing training.
How would people feel about library users being able to overhear when they collect prescriptions and have confidential conversations with the pharmacy?
Co-op: Each of our pharmacies has a consultation room where people can have private conversations with the pharmacist or staff. These are easily accessible.
Depending on the layout, we could also look into other options such as screened areas.
The dispensing area, where the prescriptions are made up, is behind the pharmacy counter and is screened so neither pharmacy customers nor library users could see that work taking place.
Since we started running Waddington Library nine months ago, we have only received one written complaint from a pharmacy customer and it was not about confidentiality.
LCC: Volunteers have been helping deliver library services in Lincolnshire for a number of years, and there have been no issues around access to personal data during this time.
If volunteers are to work with children or vulnerable adults, will they be CRB checked?
LCC: Volunteers are, and will continue to be, subject to the same risk assessment process as staff. The Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) was replaced by the Disclosure and Baring Service (DBS) on 1 December 2012. Where the need for DBS checks is identified, they will be undertaken, but the vast majority of staff and volunteers do not require DBS checks.
Will this suggestion from the Co-op stop consideration of other suggestions already made to the County Council's 'consultation' process, such as an amalgamation with other Library Authorities, which would keep the library service as a public run body with a county-wide remit and a saving of money at a high management level and a saving of support services?
LCC: No final decision will be made until after the consultation period has finished. All suggestions, including the offer of support from Lincolnshire Co-op, will be taken into consideration in drawing up final proposals for the service.
Inside the Waddington library and pharmacy run with Lincolnshire Co-op and volunteers.
Lincolnshire Co-op's idea for libraries takeover
Welton: Lincolnshire Co-op owns the library building which is leased to the County Council. The Society's Welton Pharmacy is next door. The building could be reconfigured to combine the two services.
Nettleham: The Society's Nettleham Pharmacy, which would benefit from more space as it is a popular village service, could relocate to the current library building. The two services could then operate side-by-side.
Boultham, Lincoln: The Moorland Avenue Pharmacy could be relocated to the library building, which is by the local doctors so would be more convenient for patients. The two services could then operate alongside each other.
Cherry Willingham: Lincolnshire Co-op could build a new foodstore on the current library site. The library could then relocate to the current foodstore site on The Parade. It could be run by a community group or by Lincolnshire Co-op.
If it was to be run by Lincolnshire Co-op, the Society's pharmacy would also relocate to the former foodstore site and would be run as a joint service.
Spilsby: Unused space in the warehouse area of Lincolnshire Co-op's foodstore could be utilised to provide a library.
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 Eva Zadražilová (* 1962) – česká komunální politička
 Jan Zadražil (* 1975) – český herec
 Jarmila Zadražilová (1924–???) – česká a československá politička
 Matěj Zadražil (* 1994) – český hokejový útočník
 Miluše Zadražilová (1934–2012) – česká rusistka, překladatelka a literární historička
 Pavel Zadražil (* 1961) – český básník a historik umění


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Hospital Medical Group Ltd v Westwood [2012] IRLR 834 CA
Employment status: Self-employed GP was a "worker" for the purposes of the Employment Rights Act 1996
In Hospital Medical Group Ltd v Westwood [2012] IRLR 834 CA, the Court of Appeal held that a self-employed GP who provided hair restoration services for a private clinic was a "worker" for the purposes of the Employment Rights Act 1996.
Court of Appeal rejects argument that self-employed contractors cannot be "workers"
The Court of Appeal has held that a self-employed GP who provided hair restoration services for a private clinic was a "worker" for the purposes of the Employment Rights Act 1996.


There are 7 parts of the document for the settings. 1. Delta Model Parameters Settings Part.
2. XYZ/CoreXY Model Parameters Settings Part. 3. Motors Parameter Settings Part.
4. Temperature Parameter Settings Part. 5. Motherboard Operation Part.
6. Print Settings Part.7. System Update Part.
There are 7 parts of the document for the settings.
1. Delta Model Parameters Settings Part.
2. XYZ/CoreXY Model Parameters Settings Part.
3. Motors Parameter Settings Part.
4. Temperature Parameter Settings Part.
Printing Acceleration: the integrated acceleration when the printer is printing items. This value directly affects the reaction sensitivity of changing the printing direction or speed during the printing process. It is recommended to set as 120% of the larger one between the X axis maximum acceleration and the Y axis maximum acceleration.
Non-printing Acceleration: The acceleration of the hotend when moving but without extruding the filament. This value directly affects the reaction sensitivity of changing the printing direction or speed during the no-printing moving process. It is recommended to set as 120% of the printing acceleration.
Extrusion Acceleration: The sensitivity of the extruder when it is extruding or withdrawing. The higher the value, the better performance it will have. Please note that excessive values can cause the extruder to fail, the recommended value:t 800mm/s.
Maximum Speed: Limit the maximum speed that can be reached of the hotend in X (Y / Z) axis direction. This is also the move speed of hotend when pause or resume printing in X (Y/Z) axis direction.
Safe Speed: The maximum speed at which the hotend stops without the need of an acceleration or deceleration process.
Min Non-load Speed: The slowest move speed of the hotend when it's moving but without extruding the filament.
Min Printing Speed: The slowest move speed of the hotend when it's printing the model.
X (Y/Z/E) axis Mutation Speed: The upper limit speed of the hotend in X (Y/Z/E) axis direction that can be safely changed when the acceleration or deceleration process is not involved.
X (Y/Z) axis Homing Speed: The speed of the hotend in X (Y/Z) axis direction when homing.
X (Y/Z) axis Step Value: The number of drive pulses required for the X (Y/Z) axis motor for each 1 mm movement.
Extruder 1(2) axis Step Value: The number of drive pulses required for the extruder motor for each 1 mm of filament extrusion.
(360 °/motor step angle) x subdivision number / circumference of the timing pulley.
For example, using A4988 motor drive module, 16 subdivision, 1.8° Stepper motor, and 20-tooth 2GT timing pulley.
We've learned that the perimeter of 20-tooth 2GT timing pulley is 40mm, namely, when the stepper motor drives 20-tooth 2GT timing pulley to turn a circle, 3200 pulses runs 40mm, then the step value is 3200/40 = 80.
For example: use A4988 motor drive module, 16 subdivision, 1.8 ° stepper motor, 1204 ball screw.
The number of pulses required to turn the motor through a circle: (360 °/1.8 °) x16 = 3200.
We've learned that the 1204 ball screw lead is 4mm, namely, when stepper motor drive the 1204 ball screw turn a circle, 3200 pulses runs 4mm, then: step value = 3200/4 = 800.
E-axis step value calculation formula: (360 ° / motor step angle) x subdivision number/ circumference of the drive gear (circumference = π x diameter).
X-axis Direction: The X-axis motor relative rotation direction when the hotend move to the origin in X-axis direction.
Y-axis Direction: The Y-axis motor relative rotation direction when the hotend move to the origin in Y-axis direction.
Z-axis Direction: The Z-axis motor relative rotation direction when the hotend move to the origin in Z-axis direction.
Extruder 1 axis Direction: The relative rotation direction of the extruder motor when Extruder 1 extruding filament.
Extruder 2 axis Direction: The relative rotation direction of the extruder motor when Extruder 2 extruding filament.


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Steaua București (Basketball) is the basketball section of CSA Steaua București sport club, based in Bucharest, Romania. The club competes in Liga Națională, the top tier of Romanian basketball.

Being part of one of Romania's biggest sports clubs, famous especially for its football team, Steaua's basketball club enjoyed plenty of success over the years, but also disappointments. Many of the last few years have been spent in the second division, including the previous season. In 2008, BC Steaua merged with BC Targoviste, thus changing its name again, this time to , and taking over Târgoviște's place in the Liga Națională. In 2013, the team merged with CSM Bucharest and became .

History
After the Romanian Revolution, Baschet Club Steaua București was the first basketball club in Romania to turn private. However, after only a few years it went bankrupt, and CSA Steaua operated only a youth club for basketball, under the name of Clubul Sportiv Școlar Steaua București.

In 2008, Steaua merged with BC Târgoviște and played again in the first division, under the name BC Steaua București. Turning on the new page in club's history, with Mladen Jojic as head coach, Steaua decided to compete in Divizia B with young team and mostly Romanian players, with the average age of 21.

The team eventually returned to the highest level in Romania. In 2011, the team reached the Romanian Cup Final, which was the first time in a long time that the team played for a trophy.

In 2013, the team merged with CSM Bucharest and a new team name was found in CSM Steaua Bucharest.

In the 2015–16 season, the newly formed team would make its debut in Europe through the Eurocup.

Fans
Steaua Bucuresti sports sections are famous by large fans database. With the biggest crown size in Romania, mostly dedicated to football and basketball club.

Currently Steaua's supporters are not led by a single group. The tendency nowadays is to form several small groups who play their own part. The most important part of them are located in the Peluza Nord (North End), some others taking their place in the Peluza Sud (South End). Because of different attitudes towards the team and the game (PS are usually tougher and more severe in which regards the game and often not so patient), there have lately been quite a few conflicts between the two. The groups at the PS (Ultras, Glas, Vacarm, Stil Ostil, Banda Ultra, Era, Outlaws, Hunters, South Boys) even officially ceased activity for a while because of conflicts like these with the more numerous PN. Groups inside Peluza Nord include Tineretului Korp, Titan Boys, Nucleo, Gruppo Tei, Skins Berceni, Insurgenții, Armata 47, Ultras Colentina, Gruppo Voluntari Est, Roosters.

It is rather difficult to assign Steaua fans a certain style. They are described by the typical Italian style, common in different respects to all Romanian groups of fans, with many choreographies, banners, flags, doubleholders and flags swinging in the air.

Achievements
Romanian Championship
Winners: (21): 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991
Euroleague
Third place (1): 1961

Season by season

Current roster

Notable players

Ronnie Harrell (born 1996)

Head coaches

Arenas
Steaua București plays its home national domestic league games at the 2,000-seat Sala Mihai Viteazul. They play their home European league games at the 5,300 seat Sala Polivalentă.

References

External links
 Official CSA Steaua website
 Club website
FIBA Europe Cup 2017 profile
Eurobasket.com CSA Steaua Page

1952 establishments in Romania
Basketball teams established in 1952
basketball
Basketball teams in Romania


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Q: AJAX  values wrong (sometimes) I'm having an issue with a piece of Ajax code (i'm not too familiar with ajax) someone else wrote the Ajax code which does and doesn't work:
<?php

include('includes/db_connection.php');
include('includes/sessions.php');
include('includes/functions.php');
include('includes/header.php');
include('includes/navbar-logged.php');
require_once('api-sape.php');
// init sape
$sape        = new SapeApi();
$userId      = $sape->login(SAPE_USER, SAPE_PASS);
// isset
$siteId = isset($_GET['id']) ? (int)$_GET['id'] : null;
// query this offers details
$siteRow = DB::getInstance()->selectOneByField('sites', 'site_id', $siteId);
// get the logged in users id
$r = get_logged_in_users_details($member);
// the ID
$hID = $r['member_id'];
// paid?
if ($user['member_fees_paid'] == 0){
    stderr('Only subscribed users can buy links! you can subscribe on your control panel page by clicking the paypal button.');
}
?>
<?php
if (isset($_POST['submitPurchase'])) {
    if ($member == SAPE_USER) { showPre($_POST); }
    // try...
    try {
      // vars
      $pageID     = $_POST['page_id'];
      $urlID      = $_POST['url_id'];
      $memberID   = $_POST['member_id'];
      $anchorText = $_POST['anchor_text'];
      $anchorID   = $_POST['anchor_id'];
      $projID     = $_POST['project_id'];
      $linkPrice  = $_POST['price'];
      // buy the link in sape (only if you are admin do they go direct :))
      if ($member == SAPE_USER) { $userBuy = $sape->placement_create($pageID, $urlID, $anchorText); }
      // show var_dump
      if ($member == SAPE_USER) { showPre($userBuy); }
      // insertion (the user still needs to pay first before they go live)
      DB::getInstance()->insert(
            'pending',
        [
            'pending_page_id' => $pageID,
            'pending_url_id' => $urlID,
            'pending_member_id' => $memberID,
            'pending_project_id' => $projID,
            'pending_anchor_id' => $anchorID,
            'pending_text' => $anchorText,
            'pending_price' => $linkPrice,
            'pending_added' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s')
      ]);
      if ($member == SAPE_USER) {
          // insertion
          DB::getInstance()->insert(
                'purchased',
            [
                'purchased_sape_ref_id' => $userBuy,
                'purchased_member_id' => $memberID,
                'purchased_project_id' => $projID,
                'purchased_anchor_id' => $anchorID,
                'purchased_text' => $anchorText,
                'purchased_price' => $linkPrice,
                'purchased_added' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s')
          ]);
      }
      // message
      stdmsg('Link is queued to go live, checkout on the links pending purchase screen.');
    } catch (SapeApiException $e) {
            stderr($e->getMessage());
    }
}
?>

URL: <a href="<?php echo $siteRow['site_sape_url']; ?><?php echo $siteRow['site_uri']; ?>" target="_blank"><?php echo $siteRow['site_sape_url']; ?><?php echo $siteRow['site_uri']; ?>

    <?php
    $conversion = currencyConverter("RUB", "USD", $siteRow['site_uri_price']);
    ?>
        <form action="" method="post" class="form-horizontal container-fluid" role="form">

                URL ID
                Page ID
                Site Level
                Cost (₽ in Rubles)
                Cost ($ in Dollars)

                <?php echo $siteRow['site_sape_id']; ?>
                <?php echo $siteRow['site_uri_id']; ?>
                <?php echo $siteRow['site_level']; ?>
                <?php echo "₽".$siteRow['site_uri_price']; ?>
                <?php echo "$".number_format($conversion, 2); ?>

        Choose a Project:<select id="projects" name="project_id" class="form-control" required="required">
        <?php
            $oneRows = DB::getInstance()->select('SELECT * FROM `projects` WHERE `project_member_id`='.$hID);
        ?>
        <?php foreach ($oneRows as $ro1) { ?>
        <option id="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($ro1['project_sape_link_id']) ?>" value="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($ro1['project_sape_id']) ?>"><?php echo htmlspecialchars($ro1['project_name']) ?></option>
        <?php } ?>
        </select>
        <?php
        // query sape...
        $links = $sape->get_url_anchors($oneRows[0]['project_sape_link_id']);
        ?>
        Choose the Text that will be posted on the target URL:<select id="anchors" name="anchor_id" class="form-control" required="required">
        <?php foreach ($links as $link) { ?>
        <option value="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($link["id"]) ?>"><?php echo htmlspecialchars($link["anchor"]) ?></option>
        <?php } ?>
        <?php
        // page_id is the page or uri of the url/pahe.html etc
        // project_sape_link_id is the id of the site we add in create a project screen.
        ?>
        <input type="hidden" id="url_id" name="url_id" value="<?php echo $oneRows[0]['project_sape_link_id']; ?>" />
        <input type="hidden" id="anchor_text" name="anchor_text" value="<?php echo $links[0]["anchor"]; ?>" />
        </select>

        <button type="submit" name="submitPurchase" class="btn btn-default">Buy Link</button>
        <input type="hidden" name="member_id" value="<?php echo $hID; ?>" />
        <input type="hidden" name="page_id" value="<?php echo $siteRow['site_uri_id']; ?>" />
        <input type="hidden" name="price" value="<?php echo $siteRow['site_uri_price']; ?>" />

  </form>

<?php

include('includes/footer.php');

ajax-get-anchors.php
<?php
  require_once('api-sape.php');
  include('includes/constants.php');
  $sape        = new SapeApi();
  $userId      = $sape->login(SAPE_USER, SAPE_PASS);
  $siteId = isset($_POST['linkID']) ? (int)$_POST['linkID'] : null;
  // init sape
  $result = $sape->get_url_anchors($siteId);
  echo json_encode($result);
?>

There is 2 dropdown boxes, the first one is to select a project id for example "25875657" depending on what project id it is, it will pull strings from an api, it totally depends on what the project id is what strings are returned, then it's a case of hitton a button and all the $_POST data is captured at the top
The problem is, if nothing is selected via the drop downs, and the button is pressed the data is all sent fine, but if the top dropdown selects another project (it does change the strings like it should) it's actually sending the "anchor_text" value in place of the "anchor_id"
example (wrong):
array(8) {
  ["project_id"]=>
  string(7) "2598013"
  ["anchor_id"]=>
  string(21) "project2DropDownissue"
  ["url_id"]=>
  string(9) "100719868"
  ["anchor_text"]=>
  string(21) "project2DropDownissue"
  ["submitPurchase"]=>
  string(0) ""
  ["member_id"]=>
  string(1) "1"
  ["page_id"]=>
  string(10) "1638871942"
  ["price"]=>
  string(4) "4.14"
}

example (correct):
array(8) {
  ["project_id"]=>
  string(7) "2597941"
  ["anchor_id"]=>
  string(10) "2501662973"
  ["url_id"]=>
  string(9) "100717187"
  ["anchor_text"]=>
  string(58) "Create a project, you can use the macro #a#project1#/a# in"
  ["submitPurchase"]=>
  string(0) ""
  ["member_id"]=>
  string(1) "1"
  ["page_id"]=>
  string(10) "1252888864"
  ["price"]=>
  string(4) "0.60"
}

In the wrong example, the "anchor_id" is replaced by the "anchor_text" which is messing things up.
I hope that makes sense!

A: You're missing the value attribute in this block.  I've called it out with a comment and corrected it.
   jQuery("#projects").on('change',function(){
        var link_id = jQuery("#projects option:selected").attr('id');
        $("#url_id").val(link_id);
        jQuery.post("ajax-get-anchors.php",{
            linkID:link_id
        }).done(function( data ) {
            $("#anchors").empty();
            var result = jQuery.parseJSON(data);
            for(var i = 0; i < result.length;i++){
                //Add value attribute here:
                $("#anchors").append('<option id="'+result[i].id+'" value="'+result[i].anchor+'">'+result[i].anchor+'</option>');
            }
            $("#anchor_text").val(result[0].anchor);
        });
    });

Also, a cleaner version of that same block would look something like this:
$.each(result, function(key, value) {
    $('#anchors')
    .append($('<option>', { value : key })
    .text(value));
});

The above removes all of the quote escaping from the HTML string and makes it significantly easier to read.  Good luck!


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Home Business Abu Dhabi's Dh1b waterfront project on track for year-end completion
Abu Dhabi's Dh1b waterfront project on track for year-end completion
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi's newest waterfront destination, Al Qana is on track for completion by the end of Q4 this year, with the project costing over Dh1 billion to construct so far.
Under development by Al Barakah International Investment, the waterfront location will include attractions such as the region's largest aquarium, a virtual reality zone, and an E-Sports arena along with Abu Dhabi's largest standalone cinema. The site will also feature a first of its kind wellness hub.
"The project has a clear plan and timeline in place despite the pandemic. By following guidelines from the relevant authorities, we have also successfully maintained very high health and safety measures for our office and construction site workers," said Fouad Mashal, CEO at Al Barakah International Investment, highlighting how the project has managed to carry on without delays brought on by the coronavirus.
"Al Qana will support the transformation of Abu Dhabi's landscape. It's a destination for the whole family where the great diversity of the capital will be celebrated," Mashal said.
Construction at the site has so far completed 90 per cent of The National Aquarium, 80 per cent of the cinema, and completion of all four pedestrian bridges and basement parking facilities.
All major entertainment attractions at Al Qana have also been leased out according to its developer, and are currently being fitted out.
"We have managed to adapt to the situation and found new modes of working to ensure that there is continuity for the project's construction and operations management," said Stuart Gissing, general manager at Al Qana.
"Now, more than ever before, Al Qana will be more relevant to the situation post-Covid 19 as people seek safe outdoor spaces and healthier lifestyle choices," he added.
When completed, Al Qana will be the first-ever Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) model implemented by the Abu Dhabi Municipality (ADM).
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The countdown is on to the opening of the 10th Guth Gafa International Film Festival at Headfort House, and volunteers are urgently needed to help make the magic happen.
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Dunshaughlin Harvest Festival, now in its 6th year, runs from 23rd - 25th September 2016.
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Camille Pourcheresse, plus connue sous le nom de Camille Rowe, née le  à Paris, est une mannequin et actrice franco-américaine.

Biographie

Enfance
Camille Chrystal Pourcheresse est d'origine américaine par sa mère, ancienne danseuse du Lido, et française par son père, propriétaire de plusieurs restaurants Elle a vécu son enfance dans les milieux favorisés de Paris et a été scolarisée à la section internationale de Sèvres.

Mannequin
La carrière de Camille Rowe commence en 2008, quand elle est découverte alors qu'elle est avec une amie dans un café du Marais à Paris, par celui qui allait devenir rapidement son agent.

Camille Rowe est connue comme égérie publicitaire d'Abercrombie & Fitch, de Zadig et Voltaire, dAmor Amor de Cacharel, et Eau de Chloé.

En 2009, elle pose en couverture de  (Japon).

En 2010, elle fait la couverture de  (Danemark).

En 2011, elle pose en couverture des magazines Jalouse (France) et CRASH.

En 2012, elle fait la couverture des magazines Elle dans plusieurs pays : France (février, couverture avec sous-titre « Camille Rowe, la french top qui affole la planète mode »), Grèce (en février), Belgique (en avril), Finlande (en mai) et Madame Figaro.

On la voit également dans des publicités pour , Cerruti, , , et sur le catalogue des 3 Suisses.

En 2013, elle est l'égérie de la nouvelle campagne publicitaire de Dior Homme au côté de Robert Pattinson. Elle pose également en couverture de L'Officiel.

En 2014, elle ouvre le défilé de .

En 2015, elle est l'égérie de la marque de lingerie Princesse tam.tam et de la marque de prêt a porter IKKS. Le 30 avril 2015, elle fait la couverture du magazine français Lui.

En 2017, elle devient l'égérie de la marque de lingerie et prêt à porter française Etam ; cette même année elle pose pour la campagne de Noël de la marque. Elle participe à plusieurs défilés Etam Live Show se déroulant lors de la Fashion Week de Paris en septembre. On peut notamment la voir apparaître aux côtés de Constance Jablonski ou encore d'Ilona Smet lors de ces évènements.

Actrice
Le rédacteur en chef de Lui, Frédéric Beigbeder, la dirige alors dans son second film comme réalisateur, L'Idéal, une adaptation de son propre roman, Au secours pardon (publié en 2007). Le film se déroule en effet dans le milieu du mannequinat.

Lorsque le film sort en 2016, Rowe devient égérie de Dior et défile pour la marque Victoria's Secret. En avril 2016, elle devient la playmate du mois du magazine Playboy.

L'année 2017 débute avec la sortie d'une autre satire de la superficialité, la comédie Rock'n Roll, écrite et réalisée par Guillaume Canet. L'actrice y joue une version altérée d'elle-même, comme les autres acteurs du film. À la fin de cette année, elle apparaît dans une publicité Etam lingerie.

En 2018, elle tient un second rôle dans le drame américain Now is everything, qui se situe dans le milieu de la mode. Mais elle joue aussi dans la romance française Je voudrais que quelqu'un m'attende quelque part, d'Arnaud Viard, dont les acteurs principaux sont Jean-Paul Rouve et Alice Taglioni.

En 2022, elle tient le rôle féminin principal d'une plongeuse en apnée no limit, inspiré de l'apnéiste Audrey Mestre, dans le film Netflix Sous emprise de David M. Rosenthal.

Vie privée
De fin 2013 à 2016, elle est en couple avec le mannequin, artiste et skateur professionnel américain Dylan Rieder (1988-2016), mort de complications liées à une leucémie.

De juin 2017 à juillet 2018, elle est en couple avec le chanteur et acteur britannique Harry Styles.

En 2018 elle est en couple avec Theo Niárchos, marchand d'art et petit-fils de Stávros Niárchos.

Filmographie

Cinéma

Clips
 2011 : Call Me Back de The Strokes
 2013 : Alien Days de MGMT
 2015 : Can't Feel My Face de The Weeknd

Notes et références

Liens externes

Mannequin femme français
Actrice française de cinéma
Personnalité française née d'un parent américain
Naissance en janvier 1990
Naissance à Paris


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Friends of Voter Owned Elections
stated on November 3, 2010 in a statement:
It's hard to get people in Portland to vote yes on ballot measures, especially when there's opposition.
By Janie Har November 10, 2010
Portland's Voter-Owned Elections failed because voters here like to say no?
In 2005, the Portland City Council approved a campaign finance program to give candidates public money to run for office. It was supposed to get big money out of politics and let candidates focus on talking to voters, not raising campaign cash. It was considered very progressive and very Portland, and city commissioners said they would put the issue to voters in 2010. Last week, those voters rejected it by a slim margin.
Heather Stuart, spokeswoman for the "Yes on 26-108" campaign, issued a statement the day after the election, expressing disappointment over the results. She said the other side had distorted the financial cost of the program, and she said that the campaign had suffered from the bad economy.
Stuart also wrote this: "Historical data shows that it is always more difficult to get a 'yes' vote, especially in the face of organized opposition."
The reporters at PolitiFact Oregon have been in the game long enough to know that, indeed, voters statewide tend to say no when the proposal on the ballot is confusing, is controversial or costs money. But Stuart's implication that statewide skepticism played a role in sinking a campaign-funding measure solely in Portland is suspect.
Portland isn't like the rest of Oregon. Portland, which exists mostly in Multnomah County -- with teeny bits in Washington and Clackamas counties -- likes to say yes.
We have backup from Pat McCormick, a veteran of ballot measure battles, most recently on the losing side over tax-raising Measures 66 and 67. He was hard-pressed to think of a spending plan that Portland didn't like. "You have to do quite a bit to get to a 'no' on a money measure in this city," he said.
Want more evidence? Let's take a stroll through the votes of Multnomah County. (We'll use this because elections usually are conducted by counties, and Portland is the most dominant city in Multnomah County. Where appropriate, we'll cite Portland-only measures.)
November 2010: County voters approved four of six statewide ballots measures, and five of seven county measures. County voters even approved the unpopular TriMet levy that failed because of opposition in Washington and Clackamas counties. And, finally, Portland voters weren't afraid to embrace a property tax levy for new fire trucks and other emergency equipment.
January 2010: Voters approved two statewide tax measures -- 66 and 67 -- by more than 70 percent.
November 2008: County voters approved all three property tax levies on the ballot. They were for the Oregon Zoo, Portland Community College and children's programs.
November 2007: Voted yes on a statewide land-use rewrite, yes on a statewide tobacco tax that went down elsewhere; and yes to a city measure tweaking medical benefits for retired police and firefighters.
May 2007: Of four wonky city measures on the ballot, voters said yes to all but one. (They opted to keep the city's commission-style of government.)
November 2006: County voters renewed a local levy to continue library services and to give Metro more money for fish and wildlife protection. Portland voters also approved a schools levy and a measure to reform the police and fire disability and retirement fund. (But people on the outer edges of the city and county, who tend to be more tight-fisted, said no to levies for Mt. Hood Community College, Reynolds School District and David Douglas School District.)
February 2004: Voters issued a rare no on Ballot Measure 30, which would have enacted a temporary tax surcharge and other changes to avoid budget cuts.
January 2003: But the year before, Multnomah was one of just five counties in Oregon to say yes to Ballot Measure 28, which again would have increased taxes temporarily to plug the budget.
November 2002: Voters approved funding for children's programs, parks and the county library. (Again, Portland voters in the Parkrose and Reynolds school districts said no to operating levies for those schools.)
And so on. Readers, you get the picture.
Stuart said money is key here, as well as the strength of opposition. And she's right when saying that money measures, historically, have had some money behind them to send the message to voters. In this case, however, the "organized opposition" cited by Stuart spent one-fifth of what supporters did. Supporters spent $311,200, while the main opposition group spent $66,100.
It was more than organized opposition or the bad economy or a general dislike of spending measures that defeated Voter Owned Elections, McCormick said. Voters really don't like it when politicians go ahead and spend taxpayer money "and then come back and ask after the fact, 'Was it OK that I spent your money on this?'" Which is what happened here.
So the statement contains some element of truth -- but it ignores critical facts that would give a different impression. Portland, as a city, is not one that says no a lot. We rate this claim Barely True.
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stated on January 10, 2021 in a Facebook post
Says Nancy Pelosi sent a letter to Portland's mayor after demonstrations there "urging him to stick to the proven Democratic Play book."
Comment on this item.
Editor's note: This statement was rated Barely True when it was published. On July 27, 2011, we changed the name for the rating to Mostly False.
Interview with Heather Stuart, Nov. 5, 2010
Interview with Pat McCormick, AM:PM PR, Nov. 9, 2010
Multnomah County Elections Division, Election Results and History
Oregon Secretary of State Election Division, Elections History
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"In fiscal year 2011-2012, 4,191 abortions were paid for by taxpayers via the Oregon Health Plan."
By Janie Har • September 24, 2013
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stated on August 16, 2013 a guest column:
"Over the past twenty years, the number of homicides committed with a firearm in the United States has decreased by nearly 40 percent. The number of other crimes involving the use of a firearm has also plummeted, declining by nearly 70 percent."
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stated on August 23, 2013 a forum :
"The city of Portland has won more national Constitution contests than any city in America."
Jim Francesconi
stated on August 7, 2013 a guest column:
Half of Oregon university students are on Pell Grants.
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stated on June 26, 2013 an interview:
Portland Bureau of Transportation "barely break(s) even" ticketing motorists.
By Janie Har • July 20, 2013
Jeff Kruse
stated on July 8, 2013 a Senate floor speech:
Says that in Curry County, "if you make a 911 call you're likely to wait for an hour for a response."
Jason Conger
stated on June 19, 2013 a House floor speech:
Says "the mandate is 71 times that a child's body will be injected with a disease" for immunizations.
By Janie Har • June 29, 2013
Amalgamated Transit Union
stated on June 13, 2013 a newspaper ad:
Says TriMet spends "$10.3 million in police contracts" a year for 56 transit police who must respond to non-transit calls
Oregon Republican Party
stated on May 29, 2013 in a press release:
Says a group "estimates that the annual cost to Oregon taxpayers for government services to illegal aliens, after any income tax revenue from them, is $1 billion."
stated on June 4, 2013 a U.S. Ways and Means hearing:
Says "Having organizations parading as being social welfare organizations and then being involved in the political combat harkens back to why the statute a hundred years ago said that they were prohibited."
Chain email
stated on June 3, 2013 a chain email:
Says "At age 76 when you most need it, you are not eligible for cancer treatment" under Affordable Care Act.
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stated on May 23, 2013 a press release:
Says "With nearly 75 percent of Americans supportive of the construction of the pipeline, Schrader needs to explain to Oregon families why he voted against this needed project."
Carolyn Tomei
stated on May 15, 2013 a House floor speech:
Says, "In Oregon in 2010, 49 percent of all pregnancies were unintended."
By Janie Har • May 24, 2013
Family Forward Oregon
stated on May 8, 2013 a flier:
Says paid family leave is "a program that is standard in all but five nations around the world."
Portland Association of Teachers
stated on April 25, 2013 a newsletter:
Says "Did you know that if you accepted the District's proposal today you would have NO pay increase for 4 years? Seven years of frozen wages = Disrespect."