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Woodside in $1.2b Israeli LNG deal
Monday, December 3rd, 2012
As published by the ASX: Woodside has reached an agreement in principle to acquire a participating interest in one of the largest recent gas discoveries worldwide, which could see the company play a key role in the potential development of a liquefied natural gas industry in Israel.
The Leviathan Joint Venture participants, Noble Energy Mediterranean Ltd., Delek Drilling LP, Avner Oil Exploration LP and Ratio Oil Exploration (1992) LP, have reached agreement with Woodside on the key commercial terms under which Woodside will acquire a participating interest in each of the 349/Rachel and 350/Amit petroleum licences which contain the Leviathan field.
Under the agreement Woodside will acquire a 30% interest in the Leviathan field, which is estimated to contain about 17 trillion cubic feet of recoverable natural gas. The agreement will also allow Woodside to participate in further exploration opportunities in the Leviathan licences.
Woodside will be the operator of any LNG development of the field, while Noble Energy will remain upstream operator. Noble Energy targets initial production to the domestic gas market in 2016. A pre-FEED (front-end engineering and design) assessment for an LNG project is underway.
Woodside CEO Peter Coleman said the agreement was a significant step towards realising Woodside's ambition to secure world-class growth opportunities.
"We have a proven track record of safe and reliable operations in Australia and being selected as the Leviathan Joint Venture's preferred partner in a competitive bidding process demonstrates the value of our LNG development capabilities," Mr Coleman said.
"Acquiring an interest in these permits is an exciting opportunity to grow our portfolio in the emerging Eastern Mediterranean basin and we look forward to finalising the agreement."
The agreement involves an initial upfront payment of US$696 million. Woodside has offered the following contingent payments:
• A payment of US$200 million once laws permitting LNG export from Israel are in force.
• A payment of US$350 million on a final investment decision in relation to an LNG development.
• Potential annual LNG revenue sharing payments equal to 11.5% of Woodside's incremental revenue above an agreed escalating price threshold, over the life of the project (capped at US$1 billion).
• Carry of expenditure up to US$50 million in relation to costs associated with the drilling of a deep oil exploration well targeted for late 2013.
The agreement is subject to a number of conditions including execution of fully termed agreements, completion of confirmatory due diligence and obtaining the necessary government and regulatory approvals.


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Kilsyth minister returns to Paris
Published: 08:44 Monday 09 September 2019
Happy wanderer Reverend James Patrick from Kilsyth is more commonly associated with his adopted homeland of South Africa.
Yet the venturesome Church of Scotland minister who emigrated to Cape Town in the 1970s has been back on his travels - and has been getting to know Europe that bit better !
He is currently working in Paris at The Scots Kirk for what is the second time - in a roundabout route back to the City of Light.
Mr Patrick who is unmarried explained: " I was in Paris in November then I went on to do the same at Fuengirola on the Costa del So in December.
"I went back to Cape Town for a couple of months then to Lisbon for three months, April to June, as locum at St. Andrew's Church there.
"And now I'm back in Paris at the Scots Kirk again!''
It's been wonderful to have these opportunities of not just visiting places as a tourist but staying in them as part of the community."
The Kirk's session clerk Dorothy Muir said: " Everyone was delighted to know that James was making a return visit, as his first time with us last November was much appreciated."
Founded in 1858, the Scots Kirk is located in historic Rue Bayard near the Champs-Elysées.
It is commonly associated with the 'Tartan Pimpernel' - Scots minister Donald Caskie who denounced the Nazis from the pulpit - then went on to save the lives of than 2,000 allied service personnel during the Second World War.
Scottish Labour will decide indyref2 position not new leader, says Richard Leonard

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Gharial Facts
Gharial Profile
The gharial is one of two crocodilians from the Gavialidae family that is known for its narrow, elongated snout and sharp, interlocking teeth.
They are sometimes referred to as 'gavial' or the fish-eating crocodile due to their diet.
The Gharial. A type of crocodilian with a long, thin snout seen at the Chambal River in India.
Gharial Facts Overview
Habitat: Rivers, riverine, & sandy banks
Location: Northern India and Nepal
Lifespan: 50-60 years
Size: Up to 20 ft (6m)
Weight: 160 – 180 kg (350 – 400 lbs.)
Color: Light tan or olive, with darker bands along the back and tail
Diet: Fish and aquatic frogs
Predators: Humans, pigs, jackals, monitor lizards, and mongooses
Top Speed: I8mph (28kph) underwater
Critically Endangered
Typically found in a few isolated areas of northern India, they once used to span across Bangladesh, Myanmar, India, Bhutan, Pakistan, and Nepal. By 1976, its range decreased to about 2% of what it once was, and it was estimated that only 200 gharials remained.
Among the 23 extant species in order Crocolidia, the gharial is the only living species within its genus. 1
Crocodilians, along with birds, are the closest living relatives to the group Archosauria, which included dinosaurs. In fact, gharials possess several unique characteristics that have allowed them to outlive their ancient cousins.
Gharials are agile in water with flattened, muscular tails and webbed feet that help propel them. Like all modern crocodilians, gharials possess sharp teeth that are replaced throughout their lifetime. They have unique, elongated snout that is highly specialized to catching fish in rushing waters.
They also have a cerebral cortex, which is the outer most layer of the brain and essential for perception and memory. These adaptations have made them incredible hunters, allowing them to hunt prey by following movement patterns.
Interesting Gharial Facts
1. The Gharial gets its name from an Indian pot
Gharials are the only crocodilian where males and females look different. When males reach sexual maturity, they develop a cartilaginous knob at the tip of their snout. This bulbous nasal protuberance resembles an Indian earthenware pot known as a 'ghara'. The word was misread by Europeans as gavial. Hence, the species being known as both gharial and gavial. 2
2. It is one of the world's largest crocodilian
Male gharials typically reach 15 to 20 feet and weigh about 2,000 lbs. Females are generally smaller, usually growing between 11 to 15 feet. The largest gharial in captivity was 20.5 feet long!
3. Females can lay around 60 eggs at a time
Female gharials will dig a hole and lay their eggs on the banks of the river. Eggs typically hatch in 90 days. However, not all the eggs will make it. Predators like pigs, monitor lizards, and mongooses often dig up the eggs for food. However, sometimes many babies can hatch! 3
4. Males will blow bubbles to attract a mate
Males will use their gharas to blow bubbles and produce a buzzing sound during the courting phase. This action is known as "bubbling." 4
5. Hunted for its skin and medicinal purposes
Historically, gharials were often killed for their skin. The eggs and gharas were also believed to have medicinal properties. Today, hunting still continues, however, when it comes to being a threat to the gharial's survival, it has been surpassed by loss of habitat and pollution.
6. They are simultaneously revered and feared in Hindu mythology
Gharials, and crocodiles in general, are revered as a vehicle of the gods in Hindu mythology, and are associated with existence and fertility Crocodiles are also seen in the Hindu calendar, representing the tenth of the twelve lunar months. 5
7. They form harems
Gharials are polygamous. There is usually male in a territory with four to six other females. Gharials are considered less aggressive than other crocodilians, however, the resident bull will guard their territory, engaging in fights to keep rival males away.
8. Gharials lay the largest eggs of all crocodilians
Mating typically occurs between January and December. During the dry season (March and April), female gharials will dig a nest on the sandy banks of the river and lay their eggs. Each egg is about 3 .5 inches long (90mm) and weighs roughly 5.5 oz (160 g).
9. Gharials have more teeth than any other crocodilian
While most crocodilians have roughly 66 teeth on average, gharials have a mouth full of 110 interlocking teeth in their long, narrow snout. The teeth on the upper and lower jaws both project outward, with the teeth at the front of the mouth being the largest, perfect for catching fish in the water.
10. They don't move well on land
Unlike most crocodilians, gharials don't have the ability to high walk. In fact, their legs are so weak that they cannot lift their bodies off the ground, and instead, resort to sliding around on their bellies.
However, this doesn't mean that gharials can't move around well at all. In fact, they have adaptations that allow them to move smoothly through swift waters, making them the most aquatic crocodilian of all.
11. Are known as an indicator of a clean river system
Gharials will often feed on weak or sick fish in the river. They also scavenge on dead animal matter. This helps to keep fish populations healthy and keeps the river system free from contaminants in the water. 6
12. Gharials don't hunt humans
Gharials jaws aren't built for locking down on large prey like their cousins. In fact, gharials are actually considered to be one of the least aggressive crocodilians. Attacks on people are extremely rare, and typically only occur when a mother is trying to protect her nest. Among those recorded, none have resulted in the loss of life.
However, they are known scavengers and will gulp up the occasional cadaver. As part of a Hindu custom, corpses are often sent down the Ganges River. Gharials will often take advantage of this custom and get themselves an easy meal.
13. They have night vision
Gharials have a mirror-like structure at the back of the eye called the tapetum lucidum, which enhances their night vision and can even reflect some light that isn't absorbed. This is why their eyes can glow when a torch is shown on them at night!
14. Unfortunately, the species is at risk of extinction
Due to the loss of habitat, hunting, and manipulation of river flow, gharials are classified as critically endangered. Less than a thousand adults are estimated to remain in the wild.
However, with the help of conservation efforts, more an more Gharial hatchlings are being spotted on the banks each season. 7
Gharial Fact-File Summary
Class: Reptilia
Order: Crocolidia
Family: Gavialidae
Gavialis Gangeticus
Wermuth, H. Fritz and Ross, . James P. (2021, October 27). Crocodile. Encyclopedia Britannica
Gharial | Smithsonian's National Zoo. Retrieved April 18, 2022.
Vashistha, G., Lang, J. W., Dhakate, P. M., & Kothamasi, D. (2021). Sand addition promotes gharial nesting in a regulated river‐reservoir habitat. Ecological Solutions and Evidence, 2(2), e12068 from Wiley.com
Gharial, facts and photos. Retrieved April 18, 2022, from National Geographic.
Singh, A. (2015). Save the Gharials. Research Gate.
Gupta, A. P., Dutta, J., Agrawal, S., & Mitra, A. (2021). Gharial Gavialis gangeticus Needs Urgent Conservation Attention: A Review of Literature. ISSN 2319-4361 (Indexed in Google Scholar), 881. Reseach Gate.
New hope for one of world's most endangered reptiles. Retrieved April 19, 2022. BBC News.


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Калки Кёклен (; род. 10 января 1984) — индийская  и сценарист французского происхождения, которая снимается преимущественно в Болливуде. Кёклен является лауреатом Национальной кинопремии Индии, Filmfare Awards и дважды лауреатом Screen Awards.

Биография
Калки родилась в городе Пондичерри в семье французских эмигрантов, которые переехали в Индию из городка Анже. Она явлвяется потомком великого архитектора Мориса Кёклена.

Она с детства участвовала в театральных постановках, а уже в юности изучала актёрское искусство в лондонском университете Голдсмитс и одновременно играла в местной театральной труппе. Вернувшись в Индию, она дебютировала на экране в ленте «Dev.D» 2009 году, за который получила премию Filmfare Award за лучшую женскую роль второго плана. После этого она снималась в фильмах «Жизнь не может быть скучной» (2011) и «Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani» (2013), которые стали одними из самых кассовых в Болливуде, и за роль в которых она также была номинирована на премию Filmfare Award. Кёклен также принимала участие в написании сценария криминального триллера «That Girl in Yellow Boots» (2011), в котором сыграла главную роль.

Хотя Кёклен снимался преимущественно в независимых фильмах, в частности в драме «Margarita with a Straw» (2014), который принес ей Специальный приз жюри Национальной кинопремии Индии, и комедийной драме «Waiting» (2015). Она также появлялась в коммерчески успешных фильмах, в том числе в политической драме «Шанхай» (2012) и триллере «Ek Thi Daayan» (2013). Для выражения собственной позиции по ряду вопросов она также снимается в социальных роликах, которые опубликованы на YouTube.

Кроме съемок в кино и ролей в театре, Кёклен также является автором сценариев и режиссёром нескольких театральных постановок в Индии. Она была одним из сценаристов драмы «Skeleton Woman» (2009), которая принесла ей «The MetroPlus Playwright Award», и фильма «Colour Blind» (2014). Её режиссёрским дебютом стала трагикомедия «Living Room» (2015). Кёклен также была ведущей туристического шоу под названием «Большой побег Калки», премьера которого состоялась в сентябре 2016 года на Fox Life.

Личная жизнь
С 2011 по 2015 год она была замужем за индийским режиссёром Анурагом Кашьяпом.

Фильмография

Примечания

Писательницы Индии
Актрисы озвучивания Индии
Выпускники Голдсмитов

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Divorce Concerns
Other Family Matters
Family Law Help Tailored To Your Needs
Advice for parents on breaking divorce news to children
When a married couple reaches the decision to divorce, change is eminent for everyone involved. In cases where a couple has children, it's important to follow certain guidelines when initially breaking the news of an impending divorce. Parents owe it to their children to find a way to effectively communicate news of a divorce and it's important that both parents are present when the conversation occurs.
An actual divorce discussion depends largely on a child's age and how he or she reacts to the news. It's wise, however, that parents have a general outline of the important messages they want to convey and reiterate. It's also important to schedule a time to talk when a child has the time and energy to absorb what they're being told and ask questions.
In most cases, children that are old enough to understand what divorce is and the changes it brings may have questions related to why the divorce is occurring as well as where he or she will live. When faced with these types of questions, it's best to stick to general and succinct answers. A child does not need to know if mom or dad was unfaithful or has a drug problem. Additionally, matters related to child custody may be up in the air, making it difficult to provide specific details. Parents are advised, therefore to assure a child of their unconditional love and to keep reiterating that the divorce is not the child's fault.
In the weeks and months following an initial divorce conversation, a child will likely continue to have questions about divorce, living arrangements and custody and visitation matters. In cases where a child seems to be having a difficult time adjusting to a divorce and the many changes it brings, parents may choose to consult a professional counselor.
Source: The Huffington Post, " 9 Tips for Breaking Bad News to Kids," Armin Brott, July 30, 2014
Margaret H. Oliver
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Oliver Family Law
6851 Oak Hall Lane
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A mediator and dates have been agreed with both Michael Hegarty and the IMO with regard to the proposed transfer of training from the HSE to the ICGP and the issues arising from same. Members will know that I had stated a preference for the WRC mediation process, however the nominated mediator Margurite Bolger S.C. had a recent case which I feel would be beneficial in some aspects of this case particularly for those within 5 years of normal retirement age. In a case for a GP specialising in the addiction services an injunction was sought preventing the HSE from mandatorily retiring a doctor working in the addiction services where he had reached aged 65. The circumstances of the case were that the applicant had no retirement age written into his contract and the HSE sought to rely on the fact that pension was payable from age 65. The injunction was granted with the judge stating that the applicant would have a strong case in full hearing. In this regard this is very much in our favour as a number of our members would be in similar circumstances.
The dates agreed are the 12th and 13th of December. The mediation is non-binding and information disclosed there cannot be used in any WRC cases in the event that mediation is unsuccessful. If it is possible to come to a mediated solution the IMO will then put this to a ballot of its members. Any PDs or APDs who are not members should please join ahead of same in order that your voice can be heard in such a ballot. We cannot ballot non-members.
With regard to those GPs who are on the "scheme lecturer" positions I am seeking to have this rectified and new contracts issued. Members will recall I sought the names and details of those affected. In turn I have passed these onto the HSE and am seeking new contracts for those affected. Six people have contacted me in this regard to date (RCSI scheme and Ballinasloe scheme) and I have in turn forwarded these names to the HSE. If there are any remaining members with such contracts, they should contact me immediately and I will add them to the list. For those who are in this situation could you please ensure that you are IMO members in order that we can fully represent you.
You will be aware that the IMO are seeking to have the following matters discussed and dealt with.
The aim from this process would be to come out with a definitive set of proposals which could be balloted on. If these are accepted then we will proceed on that basis. In the event that they are not then they will be disregarded.
Please circulate this email to any non-member PDs and APDs you are aware of. I will update all members as matters develop further.


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K-Beach residents not getting equal treatment
By Toby Burke
Monday, October 6, 2014 9:46am
K-Beach residents and developers exhibited poor judgment and should be faulted, no, punished, for building near or in former wetlands where water tables had fallen 10 to 15 feet over the past 60 years, where forests of white spruce had colonized former treeless heath, where Borough, state, and federal agencies gave the green light for development by granting subdivisions, changing land classifications (from wetland to upland), accepting roads, and permitting and certifying standard septic systems. These residents and developers should've been clairvoyant and surely realized in the future those former wetlands would inevitably become inundated again. Any Monday morning quarterback knew all those formerly sound and dry properties were going to revert back to pre-1950 conditions in as little as two years. What were those K-Beach knuckleheads thinking anyway?!
Logic follows that if residents and developers were at fault for not foreseeing a future flood, then comparably, are not residents or developers who built near or in flammable forestlands also guilty of poor judgment? Tens of millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent on forest fire suppression to protect poorly situated homes. By doing such are we not subsidizing poor choices?
Does anyone remember the King County Creek and Fox Creek fires of 2005, the Caribou Hills fire of 2007, the Shanta Creek fire of 2009, and the Funny River fire of 2014? All threatened homes within the past 10 years and cost tens of millions to suppress. Nearly $15 million was spent on the Funny River fire suppression effort alone. Granted, tens of millions were spent on fire suppression before 2005 and tens of millions more will be spent into perpetuity. One could make the case that if people hadn't built near or in flammable forestlands taxpayer money would not now be wasted on suppression and prevention efforts. Interestingly enough, I've never heard that case made here on the forested western Kenai Peninsula. Of course not! Everyone knows it's a God-given right to have public funds expended to protect private property from forest fires, economics or common sense be damned!
Don't forget if local residents and politicians have their way, in the near future tens of millions of taxpayer dollars will be spent on coastal bluff stabilization. Wouldn't that be subsidizing the residents and developers who lacked foresight and built on or near erodible coastal bluffs?
So, if your home or community is threatened by forest fire (climatological forces), or coastal bluff erosion (geological forces), mountains will be moved with substantial public resources being brought to bear to eliminate or mitigate the threat. But if it's threatened by groundwater flooding (hydrological forces), sorry, you folks are on your own. K-Beach residents are inconceivably audacious when they dare expect a modicum of flood relief in requesting the Borough, at a minimum, adhere to its own standards and ordinances — providing roadside ditches that actually drain and don't flood neighboring homes and properties! In reply the Borough says it can't do that because that might result in a lowered water table?! Are you kidding me?
Does anyone see the logical inconsistency here? Don't worry if you don't. The majority of Borough taxpayers don't and our current Borough administration doesn't either. But if you do see an inconsistency, hypocrisy dare I say, please let it inform the choices you make on Tuesday.
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    public function testFixPre80(string $expected, string $input = null): void
    {
        $this->doTest($expected, $input);
    }

    public function provideFixPre80Cases(): \Generator
    {
        yield [
            '<?php \A\B/* */\trigger_error("This is not a deprecation warning.", E_USER_DEPRECATED); ?>',
        ];
    }

    /**
     * @requires PHP 7.3
     */
    public function testFix73(): void
    {
        $this->doTest(
            '<?php @trigger_error("This is a deprecation warning.", E_USER_DEPRECATED, );',
            '<?php trigger_error("This is a deprecation warning.", E_USER_DEPRECATED, );'
        );
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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