The CW's Dynasty reboot will air on Wednesdays at 9 p.m., in a nod to the original show's time slot.
The CW is making big changes to its fall schedule, leaving only one night unchanged as it launches a Dynasty reboot and—as several other broadcasters are also doing—a military drama.
The network revealed the new lineup, which The CW president Mark Pedowitz called "our strongest schedule ever," shortly before its upfront presentation this morning at New York City Center.
Last fall, the network kicked off Monday though Thursday with its four superhero series, but it's rejiggering its lineup to help launch Dynasty and respond to NBC's decision to move This Is Us to Thursdays at 9 p.m.
Supergirl remains on Mondays at 8 p.m., leading into new military drama Valor, about an elite group of U.S. Army helicopter pilots dealing with the aftermath of a botched mission to Somalia.
Valor is one of several military-themed shows that the networks picked up this week, but Pedowitz insisted that The CW is not playing "follow the leader," as he's been trying to launch a military drama since he arrived at The CW six years ago. After two failed previous attempts, "this was the best version of what we could do," he said.
Tuesday's all-superhero lineup, created in midseason when DC's Legends of Tomorrow shifted to air after the network's biggest hit, The Flash, remains unchanged.
Wednesdays, which had been home to Arrow for the past five seasons, will make way for Riverdale at 8 p.m., followed by its reboot of '80s soap Dynasty, from The O.C. and Gossip Girl producers Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
The CW will prep viewers for Dynasty by streaming the complete series of the original Dynasty on its digital network, CW Seed, beginning on Aug. 1.
Supernatural returns Thursdays at 8 p.m., now paired with Arrow, on a new night and time. "Superhero shows seem to withstand the NFL pretty well," said Pedowitz of the Arrow move, adding, "it's a very different show than This Is Us," which will also move into that time slot this fall.
On Friday, the network has paired up its critically-acclaimed yet low-rated series Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, which moves up an hour, and Jane the Virgin, which shifts over from Mondays. Pedowitz said that Jane the Virgin is a strong performer in digital and delayed viewing, so "it was the right move for us," as it opened up a slot on Monday to launch Valor.
Valor and Dynasty "add demographic balance to our schedule," said Pedowitz.
Waiting in the wings for midseason are The CW's fifth superhero series, Black Lightning, about a New Orleans high school principal who returns to his life as a superhero who can control electricity, and Life Sentence, which stars Pretty Little Liar's Lucy Hale as a woman diagnosed with terminal cancer who finds out she's not dying after all and now has to cop with the rash of life choices she made when she thought her life would soon be over.


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Daily Star Readers Cannot Believe The Truth About Madeleine
The problem for the public is that most have little understanding about paedohiles, and the whole idea that a paedophile might wish to abduct a small child, to a normal person seems unlikely.
Paedophiles vary in their preferences, but many desire to carry out sexual acts with babies, and very young children. They will go to great lengths to satisfy their yearnings, getting jobs where they have access to their targets, getting married so their wives will provide them with what they desire, and if they are able to, they will pay large sums of money to get access to an abducted child.
The incredulity of the public is easy to manipulate, and that is what the Portuguese government is depending on, in its accusations against the Mccanns.
They have used the tactic of accusing the victim before, in other cases, as a way to bring a halt to public concern.
There is, however no credible evidence that the McCanns were involved in their own daughter's death, although this has been successfully created as a blind alley to hide the more likely explanation for M's disappearance. Despite this, most of the comments from Daily Star readers about Madeleine's disappearance seem to be unsympathetic to the parents.
The Police have played around with a succession of news releases to bamboozle the public, but at the time when real evidence might have been acquired, when Madeleine's disappearance was first reported, they ensured that it was all destroyed.
There is a cover-up going on, and a campaign of black propaganda against the victims of this crime.
For the public it is easier to believe the lies of the ongoing cover-up than face up to the sickening truth.
That's why paedophiles succeed - the inability of 'normal' people to believe what they do. Only if the public starts to get its head around what paedophilia is, and what paedophiles do, will future Madeleienes be saved.
The continuation of public ignorance and preference not to believe, all make the paedophile's job easier. It's time for the media to get tough with Portugal and its paedophile cover-ups which have gone on for decades. Toleration of paedophilia must cease.....everywhere..and so too must the tendency to look the other way, and find alternative explanations for what is the cruellest of crimes.
Once 'Maddy''s are abducted, they are usually not seen alive again. They are kept for as long as they are required.
The Power Of Positive Thinking
Sunburn, boats, coral reefs - it's beach time in the Philippines, surrounded by a mix of other nationalities - Philippinos, Saudis, Belgian, French Canadian, German, Australian, French, Swiss, South African and Brits. It was my 53rd birthday yesterday. As they sang last night at the Yacht Club Bar - Freeze A Jolly Good Cello.........enough. A political thought managed to penetrate the relaxed atmosphere, after reading Dan Hannan on CH. (pictured above with Roger Helmer at the London Referendum Rally) It is noticeable reading Roger Helmer in his monthly newsletter, and Daniel Hannan on CH yesterday that they are playing an interesting strategy. With the EPP, they continued praising and supporting David Cameron, even after his apparent climbdown on the original promise, and kept repeating and trusting his promise of eventual withdrawal, when others were openly expressing doubts and disappointment that the promise would be or had been abandonned. No one can have been more disappointed than them than the two MEP H's, but they kept their own doubts buttoned up, and never once publicly doubted Cameron's commitment to his promise, leaving it to others others express their fury and disappointment when the promise was delayed. Cameron is now after many doubts, sticking to the withdrawal from the EPP policy. It will just have taken an extra four years to get delivery on the promise than he suggested at the time of the leadership election in 2005. The Helmer/Hannan strategy of loyalty to Cameron seems to be paying off. Now they appear to be doing the same on the 'cast-iron' (always more brittle than it sounds) Referendum Promise from Cameron on 26th September, published in The Sun...that any powers being transferred as a result of these (Constitution) negotiations would be subject to a referendum if he were to win power. Hague again has gone some way to watering down the promise, just as he did over the EPP. Hannan and Helmer are again, carrying on as if nothing, just applauding Cameron and repeating his promise as if the watering down was not happening, just as Helmer especially did over the EPP. I guess they saw their strategy work in the end as regards the EPP, and I imagine they hope to achieve the same with the latest Cameron EU promise, which appears to be similarly threatened. Cameron met Merkel recently, and while insisting that the Conservatives would indeed be quitting the EPP, he promised her that, as a result, we would make better neighbours than tenants. I wonder if a similar phrase will be used by Cameron again in the negotiations about the Constitution, subsequent to its ratification, and to a Conservative General Election victory. Helmer and Hannan seem to think he will. Ignoring the watering down of the promise might again prove to be their best and most effective strategy. To read Roger's monthly e-mail newsletter, which I recommend, you can order it at roger.helmer@europarl.europa.eu UPDATE - A biproduct of the 'loyalty' strategy is that the BBC have to fabricate some disloyalty, which reconfirms them as liars, and in the wrong on this issue. UPDATE. One MP notes that the first UK referendum on the EU was subsequent to the Treaty being ratified by Parliament.
Rifkind's Eurology Demeans
I'm not a 'sceptic' - one who doubts.
I'm not a 'phobe' - one who fears.
I'm an opponent - one who resists.
The ancient Greek for 'opponent' is POLEMIOS.
That makes me a Europolemicist, and my opinions Europolemic.
By calling us 'Phobes', the pro-EU section of the debate hopes to belittle us and make it appear that we all suffer from an ailment similar to agoraphobia ( fear of open spaces), or arachnaphobia (fear of spiders). We don't wish to be put to bed and given counselling. On the contrary we want to stop Britain from being subsumed in the EU, and we are fighting against the pointless destruction of European democracy.
A Phobe is someone incapacitated by their mental state. I can assure the members of the pro-EU faction that we are very far from incapacitated. We intend to actively resist. Hence the need for a new and more accurate term. Polemic is what we are, not Phobic.
As for the term 'Europhile', it implies a great love and fondness for the European Union. If the pro-EU were in reality so ecstatic, they would be able to give speeches not attacking those who are against the EU as Phobes, but inspiring the love they feel so strongly into the hearts of others.
But they never advocate the EU in positive terms. They merely try to dismantle the efforts of those who would resist by deception, and name-calling. I see and feel no love from the likes of Malcolm Rifkind. I see someone who has got stuck inside the system, and cannot see any way out.
It's as if he's been programmed, brain-washed and is only able to see one side of the argument. They show no love or happiness. They are just lodged in the place they are at, and are immovable. The term which suggests itself to me, for people like Malcolm Rifkind, Ken Clarke and others is 'Eurocast'.
If they insist on using the word 'europhile' despite its inappropriateness, you could, if you wished omit the 'h'. In many languages p and f are interchangeable, as they are here for example in the Philippines where I am writing.
Why not modernise the terminology of this debate, and make it more accessible around the globe? The word Europile would be pronouncable by billions more people.
But in preference, we need new terms. Let's be either 'eurocast' or 'EUpolemic'. It sounds much more grown-up. We're either lodged inside the system, or we're resisting.
'Sceptic' and 'phobic' are too adolescent and I'm afraid to say, soooooooooooo.....Malcolm Rifkind.
EU President Must Have Known About Portuguese Paedophiles
The Portuguese Police seem to be preparing to abandon the false accusations against the McCanns as they clearly are not working. The idea of making the allegations was presumably to buy silence, and draw away the attention of the world's press from Portugal's uniquely appalling record of paedophilia, where for years the rich and powerful have abused children while the police and the Portuguese Government did nothing to stop them.
One Portuguese Prime Minister who must have known what was going on all those years was Jose Barroso, now President of the EU Commission.
With the media in the UK no longer willing to keep silent about Portugal's record of permitting politicians to abuse children, it is becoming a waste of time for Portugal's paedophile protectors to carry on with the false accusations.
The accusations are not working in buying silence, and merely making people frustrated, puzzled and angry.
It's time to stop harrassing the McCanns and instead go and ask Jose Barroso, the President of the EU commission, what he knew about Portugals' disgusting record on paedophilia when he was Portuguese Prime Minister, and why he never acted or spoke out to try to stop what is going on there.
If the man at the top cannot answer questions and be accountable, it is not surprising that the rest of the country is a dangerous place unfit for civilized and trusting people like the McCanns to visit.
People will only be reassured when they see someone taking the rap, being prepared to take some responsibility. If Jose Barroso merely washes his hands, and hides himself away Gordon Brown-style, then the Mail should carry on publishing to the world what they know about the goings-on in Portugal.
Only with the truth coming out will any justice be possible, and kids might start to get the government's protection in Portugal, instead of the paedophiles.
It would only be right for the world to know if the new Europe is going to be paedophile-accommodating like Portugal and Barroso, before they bring their kids over. If the McCanns had had any inkling, I doubt they would be where they are now. The media should not remain silent any longer.
Real McCann Story Goes Mainstream - Nearly
I've been writing regularly since 9.9.07 about the McCann tragedy on this blog, prompted by the injustice of the Portuguese Police accusing Kate McCann of involvement in her own daughter's death. I've had thousands of visitors who've come to read about the problems Portugal has with paedophiles, with its leading politicians' personal involvement in paedophilia, and the unwillingness of any of them to bring the powerful paedophiles to justice.
This weekend, at last a major British newspaper has decided to start making the same revelations that I've been making here for the last two months.
The only thing is, the Mail could have made even more revelations about which politicians were involved in covering up the paedophilia being practised in Portugal. The ex-PrimeMinister of Portugal, Jose Barroso is now the Head of the EU Commission. Long suspected of corrupt practices - (Roger Helmer MEP was unjustly suspended from the EPP and the Conservatives for challenging him about corruptiion in the EU parliament), questions have never been asked in public as to how far his involvement in covering up for paedophiles went.
It would seem fitting indeed that the new nation of Europe should be started with a corrupt, paedophile-sympathiser at its head. As he refuses to answer any questions about alleged corruption, or involvement with paedophile cover-ups, and as he is assured of blanket media support, given hs powerful position, the media will probably not cover this aspect of the Portuguese paedophile story.
But those interested in how the McCann fiasco ever happened in the first place, will be interested, as would the public of the world, if only they knew. What hope is there of a civilized society, when the political leaders in power over us are so compromised, and unwilling to speak out to protect the innocent such as Madeleine McCann, or listen to her cries?
The Media Awakes To The Duplicity Of Gordon Brown
I wrote yesterday that all we have is MPs standing between us and the termination of our country. It is true that only a majority in Parliament - 325 MPs - can stop Gordon Brown from carrying out his desire to push the Constitution through. But there is another factor.
The media have universally been hopeless in their risk assessment of a Brown Prime Ministership. Murdoch's media invariably described Brown as a 'genius' before he assumed the leadership. Commentators like Lord Rees Mogg in The Times described him as a eurosceptic, and many writers and commentators actually believed there was a good chance Brown would bring an end to Blair's selling out to the EU, despite the clear evidence that Brown was a europhile, merely acting as a eurosceptic, produced over many years by people like Dan Hannan.
Rees Mogg now says that it is 5 minutes past midnight now as regards the EU Constitution, and its ratification, and shows no remorse that it was commentators such as himself misreading Brown that has contributed to the fiasco that Britain now faces.
It is now though, as if all the blinkers have been removed, and the media are seeing Gordon Brown clearly for the first time, and they at last see the danger he represents, apart from the BBC of course, which was lost to reason many years ago, It is such a big change to read in the media the things that eurosceptics have been saying ever since Maastricht and before. Take for example this exract from Rees Mogg from today...
Last week Mr Brown accepted the reform treaty but he has backed out of his party's commitment to a referendum, on the false pretence that the two treaties are different. This is not an action in good faith. If he persists in it, he deserves to be removed from office. For a man to obtain an advantage by a trick is inherently dishonest. For a prime minister to do so destroys his covenant of trust with the people he is governing.
Most of the parliamentary gossip is not concerned with the morality of the Prime Minister's conduct, though there is a moral issue. In the lobbies they ask the pragmatic question: "Can he get away with it?" I am not sure that he will. It is quite unusual for a prime minister to be distrusted or despised by a significant part of the population and regarded essentially as a cheat.
Why has it taken so long for the media and the intelligentsia like Rees Mogg to see what is happening, when many lesser minds could see what was in store years ago?
It is, looking forwards and not backwards to what might have been, good to at last read the unadorned truth about the way Britain is being sold down the river. It soothes the emotions at this horrible time, when democracy in Europe is teetering on the edge, and Islamist terror edges step by step towards a far worse manifestation than we have yet seen.
I am writing in Manila overlooking the Glorietta shopping centre that was blown to pieces last week with hundreds of casualties. I walk or rather walked through it every day as did maybe one million Philippinos. The story barely gets a mention in the Western media, and the numbers killed are likely to be far higher than the 8 people reported so far. On the same day, Benazir Bhutto bravely returned to Pakistan to face death threats and assassination attempts to try to turn the world around in her country of origin. And on www.dizzythinks.net, there seems to have been some kind of actual terrorist threat against the London Dome, not reported in the media.
Whilst world order, and the stability of western democracy face such appalling threats, it is this week reported in the German media that most Germans are questioning their country's deployment in Afghanistan (www.iht.com). The media there are propagating a false presentation of the risks that Germany and the west are facing. Angela Merkel the driving force behind the EU Constitution, and the ending of the political existence of 25 democratic european countries, is at the same time unwilling to contemplate the likely result of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran becoming active centres for promoting worldwide terrorism. She never mentions her country's troops that are deployed, or Afghanistan, as if the whole thing had nothing to do with her. The mental block which permeates the EU and locks its thinking into the past, combined with its denial of current risks, is extremely dangerous.
The mess we are in is partly of our own making, in that too many people have been in denial of what is actually happening for far too long. This is greatly encouraging to our enemies, both those who would either kill us, or remove our democratic freedoms. Those people like William Hague, who always tries to find the middle ground, and fudge any issue, or Rees-Mogg who see history clearly, but today's events with inadequate perspicacity, are at last waking up.
That is fine, and good. But while the right wing commentators and politicians are now awaking, and seeing the mess we are in, the left wing media seems determined to bury its head ever more firmly in the sand. If labour MPs are going to rebel in sufficient numbers to bring a successful vote in Parliament and force Brown to hold the referendum, then papers like the Independent and the Guardian have also got to make a leap of understanding....and Lord Dacre, Brown's mate at the Mail.
But if at last commentators like Rees Mogg who should have spotted Gordon Brown years ago, are now waking up to him, it is encouragement enough for one day. It brings hope that tommorrow will reveal more people willing to quit the comfort zone and smell the fear of what will happen if we don't act now to save our democracy and our way of life. As the media moves its position, this must gradually move that of Labour MPs who face a difficult choice - loyalty to Gordon Brown, whose stock is plummeting, or loyalty to their own survival and that of their country.
Brown Betrays. Britain Reacts.
In answer to a challenge made in Lisbon by UKIP MEP Graham Booth, Brown says that if Britain were to be pushed by the EU into having the Euro as our currency, he would hold a referendum. The latest Treaty permits the EU to impose the Euro on Britain by majority voting
Brown is a S.H.I.T. - Scottish He-bitch Incapable Of Truth.
LABOUR MPs - The Ball's In Your Court!
Many are pessimistic about Labour MPs and their willingness to fight against the EU Constitution when it comes down to the vote in Parliament.
I'm not so sure. History tells us that Labour MPs are more likely to fight for firmly held beliefs than Conservatives.
In the 1940 War cabinet, for example it was the Labour members who backed Churchill's call to fight on after Dunkirk. The Conservatives wanted to parley with Hitler. If Labour MPs believe that Brown has cheated them and the British public, they might yet surprise those who doubt their willingness to resist.
If they cave in to Brown, they will for evermore be portrayed as the party who gave away Britain's democratic independence. The Conservatives will be in a position to continue eroding the public's declining trust in Gordon Brown's Labour Party.
If, on the other hand, Labour carry out this, their most critical act of rebellion, against Blair's final act as leader, signing his agreement to the Constitution, and Brown's compliance with the EU's wish to cancel the referendum his party had promised, they could well, at a stroke bring an end to Brown's leadership, and be in a position to seize the political agenda away from David Cameron.
If principle were to dictate the actions of Labour MPs, they should rebel and refuse to ratify the Constitution. If self interest were to decide which way they should vote, that too would keep them in a rebellious mood.
I hear the defeatism of most commentators, and the likelihood they see that Britain is finished.
But Labour MPs have not spoken yet. It was only because of Labour MPs that Hitler still had a fight on his hands in 1940 after the fall of France. Maybe history will repeat itself, and it will be the courage of the left that will stop the European rollercoaster. Cameron cannot do this alone any more than Churchill.
Gordon Brown Encourages Britain's Enemies
As if Gordon Brown wasn't already showing up as indecisive and unreliable with his election wobbles, and last minute tax policy alterations, it is becoming more than apparent that the Americans no longer bother with asking Brown anything much these days.
Trying to get another couple of percent lead in the opinion polls, he played with the timetable for withdrawal of troops from Iraq, double counting numbers of soldiers previously withdrawn, and announcing again withdrawals previously announced. By performing this most pathetic example of political spin yet seen in British politics, Brown not only instantly lost the respect of the British electorate. He also lost any confidence the USA had left in Britain as a partner in the Middle East, at the same time.
It is now the USA and France that are allied firmly against Iran's nuclear programme, threatening the use of force if Iran continues to ignore requests to cease the production of nuclear material, that many fear will be used to build a bomb. Britain is no longer even mentioned. If Blair was still in place, Britain would be standing shoulder to shoulder with the USA and France, showing all potential enemies that they will face a powerful political and military force if they take us to the brink.
If Britain and France were backing the US, and not France alone, that would be putting pressure on Germany to join in a coalition, and the world would have been one step closer to seeing Europe and America working in tandem vis a vis the terrorist threat as they should be. As it is, Europe is only able to work with the USA one country at a time. Brown's vision for a safer Britain clearly does not take into account the idea of strength in numbers.
We've stuck it out in Iraq, until the USA has finally worked out the best way to deal with internal Iraqi politics, and is now saving many lives in the process. Within a few weeks of Gordon Brown taking over as PM, we have thrown away the defence advantages that the Iraq deployment brought to us. We had shown potential enemies that the USA is not alone in being willing to fight. Western strength is very much needed these days, and we should now be standing together, not sliding off and hiding as Brown is now doing.
Brown has weakened the Labour Party. He has also made Britain look weak in the face of Putin strutting his influence and power around the Caspian Sea, and offering words of encouragement to Iran's President Ahmadinejad as he ignores the wishes of the West.
The pathetic election antics of Brown have significance beyond our shores. They show that Britain is now a weak party in Middle Eastern affairs. That can only encourage the bullies like Putin and Ahmadinejad of Iran. Brown far from making Britain and the West more secure, as he claimed he would, has weakened our key alliance with the USA at a critical moment, and sacrificed all the goodwill and respect (acquired despite Brown's desperate underfunding of the armed forces) we built up during the Iraq War.
Brown is not only a prospective electoral disaster for Labour. He's an economic and strategic disaster for Britain and our allies, making the world a poorer, and crucially less safe place. Hopefully Labour MPs will bring his time as PM to an abrupt halt in the coming vote on the EU Constitution.
As for Brown's coming EU negotiations, if the EU cannot deliver security benefits by acting together against major external threats, then why bother with it at all? The New Thatcher......LOL
Lib Dems Need Help
A Lib Dem leader must be someone who understands that taking risks is bad and should be discouraged, that people who build businesses are a threat to the health of their employees, and that wealth-creation is unsettling for society in general.
They must be good at picking holes in everything they come across, posturing with an air of moral superiority and be sure to make those who always came second in life, feel less bad about their relative failure.
Other than that they must be someone who never uses less than a hundred words when ten would do, and they must be able to act out a role as if they were ruling a quarter of the globe, when in fact they will never rule anything.
Criminals, they believe, need sympathy and understanding, while victims must understand how they have brought their misfortunes upon themselves.
Was there ever a more pointless political party? Its leaders are invariably tragic - alcoholic, narcissistic, nauseous even murderous.
In truth, the party is neither liberal, nor is it democratic. It is merely nondescript.
Why don't they form a self help group?
'My name is Charles and I'm a Liberal Democrat' etc
At least we'd be spared two whole months of media exposure of this nondescript ragbag collection of social misfits as it struggles to define a new version of purposelessness, and find someone to lead, who is either alcoholic, a user of male prostitutes, a victim of blackmail or has some other other 'essential' Liberal Democratic dysfunction - a grievous process surely best carried out in private.
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They would win a lot more admiration and support if they decided to stop wasting everyone else's time, and worked hard on their own problems. Kennedy has shown the way. There are many good and well-qualified people who can help them on a personal level, but bidding for political power in the name of dysfunctionality should be brought to an end.

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Greece fires update: Latest travel advice - is it safe to travel to Greece?
WILDFIRES are burning in Greece, causing hundreds of people to be evacuated from their homes. But is it safe to travel to Greece?
By Georgina Laud
07:29, Thu, Aug 15, 2019 | UPDATED: 07:29, Thu, Aug 15, 2019
Galapagos Islands: Tourists jump into ocean after boat fire
A major wildfire is burning on the Greek island of Evia, where hundreds of people were evacuated from four villages and a monastery. Water-dropping planes and helicopters have continued flights over the wildfire burning through a protected nature reserve. The aircraft are focusing on areas where access to the dense pine forest was hard by land.
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Greece warning: Britons in Greek holiday hotspots told to stay indoors
There are more than 200 firefighters battling the blaze, which broke out at around 3am local time on Tuesday.
One volunteer firefighter was taken to hospital after suffering burns.
Strong winds have fanned the flames and have hindered efforts to control their spread.
The winds are also carrying smoke as far as the Greek capital, Athens, where a burning wood smell remained until late into Tuesday night.
Greece fires latest: Wildfires are burning across Greece (Image: GETTY)
The nature reserve is part of the European Union's Natura 2000 network of protected areas.
Milder winds are forecast for Wednesday, and the fire department said the situation appeared improved from the previous day, despite the fire not being under control.
Authorities said there were two active fronts to the blaze, and there had been occasional flare-ups during the night.
The area affected by the fire declared a state of emergency on Tuesday, as Greece called on the European civil protection system for help stemming the blaze - Italy and Croatia pledged four firefighting planes.
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Is it safe to travel to Greece?
Below is a statement from Gov.uk on travelling to Greece.
"A wildfire in Illea region, Manolada has meant that the National road between Payras and Pyrgos has been closed.
"British Nationals in the area should follow the advice of Greek authorities and monitor the website of the General Secretariat for Civil Protection
"Wildfires are ongoing in the Psachna area of the island of Evia (north of Athens) and in the Corianthiakos Bay area of Thiva (north-west of Athens).
"The Greek authorities have evacuated villages in Evia as a precaution, and the Greek authority wildfire alert remains at category 5 (red alert).
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Q: 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'to-many key not allowed here' I saw already some approaches but nothing which would solve my problem.
I create two entities, Shop and Article. Shop has the relationship "articles" and Article "shop", both are many to many and ordered relationships.

For the shop I have one CollectionViewController and for Articles TableViewController. After selecting one Shop I send it via segue to the ArticleTableViewController, where I can add Articles to the current shop.
ArticleTableViewController
var articles: [Article] = []
var currentShop: Shop?

@IBAction func pressAddButton(_ sender: UIButton) {
    let article = Article(context: managedContext!)
    article.name = "Milk"

    currentShop?.addToArticles(article)

    saveManagedContext()
    tableView.reloadData()
}

 func loadArticles () {

    let articleFetchRequest: NSFetchRequest<Article> = Article.fetchRequest()
    articleFetchRequest.predicate = NSPredicate(format: "shop = %@", currentShop!)

    do {
        articles = try managedContext.fetch(articleFetchRequest)

    } catch let error as NSError {
        print("Could not fetch \(error), \(error.userInfo)")
    }
}

func saveManagedContext() {
    do {
        try managedContext?.save()
    } catch let error as NSError {
        print("Could not save \(error), \(error.userInfo)")
    }
}

If I build and run and select one shop, the app terminated with the reason:
'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'to-many key not allowed here'
I think the problem is the predicate, because if I comment it out and run again and then select the shop it works fine, but all shops have the same articles that I added.
How to fetch just the articles for the selected Shop?

A: Try
 NSPredicate(format: "ANY shop = %@", currentShop!)

Or, alternatively, can you just use currentShop.articles? That will return a Set, which may not suit your purpose in this case, but... generally you can just follow relationships.

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Reginald Robin Farquharson (3 October 1930 – 1 April 1973) was an academic whose interest in mathematics and politics led him to work on game theory. He wrote an influential analysis of voting systems in his doctoral thesis, later published as Theory of Voting.

Farquharson diagnosed himself as suffering from bipolar disorder (manic depression), and episodes of mania made it difficult for him to obtain a permanent university position and also resulted in him losing commercial employment. In later years, he dropped out of mainstream society, and became a prominent counter-cultural figure in late-1960s London. Farquharson wrote an account of his unconventional life in his 1968 book, Drop Out!, in which he described a week of being homeless in London.
In 1973 he died from burns associated with an arson, for which two persons were convicted of unlawful killing.

Education
Robin Farquharson was educated at Michaelhouse, Natal, South Africa, 1944–46. He earned a B.A. in South Africa from Rhodes University College, Grahamstown (1947–50). Subsequently studying at Brasenose and Nuffield Colleges, University of Oxford (1950–53), he obtained a second-class B.A. honours PPE degree. For his B.A. 1953–54 (?), his studies at this time were overseen by David Butler of Nuffield College, Oxford University. His D.Phil. was awarded in June 1958 from Nuffield College for his thesis entitled "An Approach to a Pure Theory of Voting Procedures".
He was given a Research Fellowship at Churchill College, Cambridge in 1964. He also studied at the Sorbonne in Paris.

While an undergraduate at Oxford, Farquharson was a contemporary of John Searle, Rupert Murdoch, and Sir Michael Dummett.

Research on voting

Farquharson wrote a monograph on the analysis of voting procedures and several papers, including a notable paper with Michael Dummett that conjectured the Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem.

Strategic voting
Farquharson published influential articles on the theory of voting: in particular, in an article with Michael Dummett, he conjectured that deterministic voting rules with more than three issues faced endemic strategic voting. The Dummett–Farquharson conjecture was proved by Allan Gibbard, a philosopher and former student of Kenneth J. Arrow and John Rawls, and by Mark A. Satterthwaite, an economist.

After the establishment of the Farquarson-Dummett conjecture by Gibbard and Sattherthwaite, Michael Dummett contributed three proofs of the Gibbard–Satterthwaite theorem in his monograph on voting.

Theory of Voting

In the field of political game theory, Farquharson's main contribution was his exposition of the Condorcet paradox regarding the sincerity of voters. The problem was initially raised by Pliny the Younger and then picked up again in the political pamphlets of Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (Lewis Carroll), who was a significant influence on Farquharson.

Theory of Voting was originally Farquharson's doctoral thesis but was deemed to be of such a high quality it was later published as a book in its own right. Although written in 1958, when his doctorate was awarded, it was eventually published in 1969, by Yale University Press. The main reason given for the delay in publication is that Farquharson insisted that the logical choice diagrams be printed in colour, which they eventually were, in black, white and red.

The book won the Monograph Prize in the field of Social Sciences, awarded by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Mental illness

At some point, Farquharson came to diagnose himself as suffering from several mental illnesses including bipolar disorder (manic depression) and cyclothymia. His condition caused him to be absent frequently from his university studies, starting November 1955 to March 1957. He was further absent from his studies after the death of his father.

Call to the Warden of All Souls College

As Michael Dummett recalls, in 1955 Farquharson sat the Fellowship examination for All Souls College. On the evening before an election meeting was held to discuss Farquharson's admission as a Fellow, the Warden of the college received a telephone call, which started with the words: "Do you have a pen and paper?" Farquharson tried to dictate what Dummett describes (he was not present himself) as a "lengthy statement in quasi-technical language, expounding a discovery in which would have solve [sic] many problems in mathematics, mathematical logic, physics, economics and the theory of voting."

Dummett's clarifies the accuracy of his recollection: "I know very well what it was like: though I was away for the year in California, Farquharson also telephoned me there in just the same manner."

Farquharson was undergoing an attack of his mental illness, which it is believed caused him to contact the College Warden.

Dummett believes that Farquharson was far and above the best candidate for the election to the college; however, the Warden chose to mention Farquharson's telephone call to the Fellows, and Dummett believes the Warden "...inferred that Farquharson had gone mad", which no doubt led to his not being elected to the senior position of Fellow at All Souls College.

Farquharson briefly describes the incident in Drop Out!: "...when as a candidate for a Fellowship of All Souls, I had destroyed my chances by a telephone call to the Warden, calling him from his high table to tell him that I had a message from God for him."

Mental health activism
After fully dropping out Farquharson did some work supporting the mental health patient reform groups of the late 1960s, working with organisations such as the Mental Patients' Union. He wrote, campaigned and argued with other members of the group for mental patients to have a greater say in their own treatment. He also helped to secure squatted sites and rent houses for groups to hold meetings and simply for a place to live.

Farquharson was a mental health activist working both with Tommie Ritchie in the Scottish Union of Mental Patients (SUMP) during 1972 and then the Mental Patients Union in 1973, shortly before his death.
He was the first member of SUMP from outside Hartwood Hospital.

Later life and work
After being rejected from a prospective Fellowship at All Souls College, Oxford, Farquharson worked for a brief time as an academic at Cambridge University. After losing this job he worked in various other administrative positions, including as a manager for a call centre. He also contributed to the counter-cultural Bitman magazine, which published a special obituary edition as a tribute to him after his death in 1973.

His friend Guy Legge, who knew him from his time in Horton Hospital, thought Robin was an alcoholic and blames his wild mood swings on his dependency.

Autobiographical Drop Out!

Dropping out commonly refers to a person who has left an educational institution without completing the course. This does not apply in the same way to Robin Farquharson, who held several degrees. The title of his book more accurately refers to his dropping out from the comfort of academic life into the uncertainty of London street-life.

The book begins with a quote from a poem by Matthew Arnold:

We cannot kindle when we will
The fire which in the heart resides,
The spirit bloweth and is still,
In mystery our soul abides:
But tasks in hours of insight willed
Can be through hours of gloom fulfilled.

– Matthew Arnold, "Morality".

Essentially the book is an account of Farquharson finding himself homeless and with little money and many debts to claim, both through circumstance and his own actions. In an experimental spirit he attempts to forsake money (several times and with varying success) as a kind of restrictive social evil. This leaves him with very little option but to sleep rough and stay with friends or acquaintances now and again. The book includes a chapter on the free help offered by Rhaune Laslett and the Notting Hill Neighbourhood Service.

Many people see the book as a slightly forced and therefore somewhat un-genuine attempt to slum it with the lower classes in that Robin is so often bailed out by either good fortune, the kindness of strangers or old friends. It is much easier to step into a life of destitution like a puddle and to briskly leave it if the water becomes too cold knowing that there is money behind you and lots of people who are prepared to help you, for a short while at least.

The book is similar in style and content to other works of psycho-geography written by the situationists. Many sections of the book simply list the areas of London Farquharson has walked through, including the names of streets and buildings he passes, interspersed with events and acquaintances he makes along the way.

It is the flux of his mental state and the variety of situations he encounters that make the book an interesting and vibrant account of London in the late-1960s. He copies information on a notice board, and rates graffiti in a public toilet for spelling, grammar and general interest.

Political activity
In 1965 Farqharson's South African passport was revoked as a result of his part in the lobbying, on behalf of SAN-ROC, for South Africa's exclusion from the Olympic Games held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1964. He was rumoured to have been a member of the political White Panther movement.

He became a British subject in 1968.

He is also said to have helped tear down the walls at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970.

The squat years
Towards the end of his life Farquharson spent much of his time in "open-university" squat communities, a period during which he met artists and thinkers, including the poet Aidan Andrew Dun and the psychiatrist R. D. Laing.

Death
Farquharson died as the result of a fire at a house in Platt Street, Somers Town, London, in April 1973, down the road from St Pancras Old Church. After being exposed to the fire, Farquharson suffered third-degree burns. He was taken to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases near to St Pancras churchyard, where he died from his burns. Two workers also living in the house were tried for his death and found guilty of "unlawful killing".

In popular culture
 Iain Sinclair, Lights Out for the Territory

References

Bibliography

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1930 births
1973 deaths
Counterculture
Alumni of Nuffield College, Oxford
People with bipolar disorder
20th-century squatters
Deaths from fire
Game theorists
Voting theorists
Rhodes University alumni
South African emigrants to the United Kingdom
Alumni of Michaelhouse
Alumni of Brasenose College, Oxford

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Santa Fe's only free standing cheese shop. Cheesemongers of Santa Fe features a cut-to-order service counter with a thoughtfully-curated selection of over 100 domestic and international cheeses, as well as cut-to-order cured meats, antipasti, and a tailored selection of accompanying grocery products. We specialize in smaller-scale and farmstead produced goods, and work closely with our many local and regional producers, from cheesemakers and bakers, to the producers of delicious mustards, chutney, honey and pickles.
The most significant aspect of our work as cheesemongers is to connect our consumers on a daily basis with the producers of authentic, wholesome, and flavorful foods – foods skillfully crafted with the utmost regard for the preservation of thousands of years of traditional practices, together with the welfare of the land and animals on which all our communities depend.
During lunchtime hours, we serve numerous, seasonal cheese-plate selections and a daily grilled cheese.
Additionally, we host a series of regular cheese classes, tastings, and culinary demonstrations – working with la Casa Sena Wine Shop as well as local breweries, wineries, distilleries and chefs.


This account was written by the Russian historian Artem Drabkin based on his interviews with Arsenti Rodkin. Rodkin served as a T-34 commander in the 1st Tank Corps from 1943 to 1945, taking part in the advance through Lithuania and into East Prussia. This account provides a glimpse of what life was like for those who opposed the German War Machine in the east, fighting as part of the brave and determined – but sometimes chaotic – Red Army. It also illustrates the difficulties that faced crews of the T-34/85 tank, which was massively front-heavy and had a gun that protruded 6ft 6 inches (2m) past the front of the hull.
This account comes from the memoirs of Helmut Ritgen, who was the Regimental Adjutant of Panzer Regiment 11, part of the 6th Panzer Division. Seated in his command tank on the night of 19 December 1942, he witnessed how strangely anticlimactic even an important victory can be. Operating well in advance of the main force, the biggest threat to the success of his unit's mission was getting lost and running out of fuel in the featureless landscape of the Kuban Steppe. The poorly trained raw recruits of the Soviet 51st Army had probably never seen a German tank before, and so let them pass unharmed.


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…the entire U.S. is governed by the need to make enough money to live. In Canada you don't have to make money to live; you need to make money to eat, but even then we kinda got your back.
story by James H. Ewert Jr.
photo by Ryan Pfluger
When Chicago Innerview spoke with Owen Pallett, the Canadian crooner was in the midst of a press blitz touting his fourth full-length recording, Heartland. Pallett was cooped up inside a Chinatown studio in New York City working on the musical score to Rabbit Hole, filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell's latest movie. Unlike other Mitchell films like Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus, Pallett noted that this one won't have any "dicks and cunts," but that it would be a "serious Hollywood melodrama." Since then Pallett has shed the guise of his recording name Final Fantasy and begun playing under his own name, a fitting decision given the musical vulnerability that Pallett displays on Heartland. By Pallett's own admission, Heartland is more ambitious than his previous efforts. The violin virtuoso said there are no disclaimers for this record and that listeners can expect to hear a more self-assured Pallett in all his glory.
Chicago Innerview: You're working on a film score. How is that going?
Owen Pallett: It's a score for a movie by John Cameron Mitchell, who did Hedwig and the Angry Inch and Shortbus. The movie's called Rabbit Hole. Nicole Kidman is in it. No dicks or cunts in this one; it's a serious Hollywood melodrama. I've been involved in a few different [film-related] things and unless you work for like Hans Zimmer, everybody has their own kind of style. Me, I'm pretty ghetto and prefer to just have the producers trust me, so I don't do midi-markups because often you can draft up kind of like an acoustic version of the score, but I try to avoid that because I'd rather they just like the inflection of where the music's going. With this movie I had already written a few pieces before John even started shooting and then he shot while they were playing in the background.
Chicago Innerview: Growing up in Toronto, what were your thoughts about the U.S.?
Owen Pallett: It's very complicated. This year I've spent more time in the U.S. than any other period of my life and it's still really bizarre to me to see all the differences. The U.S. is just so huge and diverse. Portland, like you could just pick up that city and drop it somewhere in Ontario and it would just fit right in. At the same time though, it's such a travesty that culturally, the entire U.S. is governed by the need to make enough money to live. In Canada you don't have to make money to live; you need to make money to eat, but even then we kinda got your back. And it doesn't breed a race of lazy people or even complacent people. It's really funny to me. I do see there are people in Canada who are not as driven as hard to succeed and perform and definitely all my friends in New York work much harder than my friends in Toronto, but I don't know a single person in New York City who is not on anti-depressants — like everybody, everbody! Do you know how many people I know in Toronto on anti-depressants? Nobody, nobody! And if they are it's sort of like a taboo, like you're almost embarrassed to say so.
CI: Have you had a chance to spend much time in Chicago?
OP: Actually I spent my first vacation with my boyfriend in Chicago and Cinncinati, so I've hung around a little bit. It's too big. Not, like, the population, but it's so spread out. But I haven't really found a sweet spot in Chicago, like a place or neighborhood I can really come and go to and hang out and feel comfortable. My favorite thing in Chicago is the waterfront in the summertime. The architecture is really spectacular as well. I would say the one thing I really hate about Chicago is the subway stops with the same name, that's really annoying. It's a pretty well-planned city, but that's something you guys gotta fix.
CI: Do you read your press?
OP: I read everything and everyone I know reads everything. I'm not lying. I think maybe Winn and Regine [from The Arcade Fire] don't read their reviews, but everyone else I know read their reviews. I'm not exaggerating.
CI: Have you ever read something you took issue with?
OP: No, not really. The majority of the music-listening public doesn't shit about what they're reading about. Please don't think that I'm dissing them in any way, but most people who are making music know a fuck of a lot about chord changes, compressors, and writing lyrics, and vocal techniques and shit like that. They just know it instinctively. And then when you read people commenting on music and trying to talk about how something is flat or sharp or how this musical phrase is trite, most of them don't know what the hell they're talking about actually. Like, my music does not sound like musical theater all, if you listened to any musical fuckin' theater you would know. But it's been said so many times that I can't help but accept it. It's a music writer's job to be a good writer, not a good musician.
Owen Pallett :: Lincoln Hall :: April 10.


We're having this issue right now. The Requiem Team has been informed, and is working on getting it fixed.
If you're currently logged in, you can continue playing, until you log out.
Seems like you did it again, this is the usual Failed login error we get every year.
Привет всем), видимо, сервер не мог выдержать щедрость события) ошибка авторизации и нет возможности войти в игру ... Событие замечательно, хорошо сделано.
Edited by ObamaLox, 24 December 2017 - 09:41 AM.
Gravity do not remove/delete this post! and focus on fixing the login issue.
I have a 100% Exp and some other 2days items burning out cuz this issue.
I too have same issue.
..which I will be doing again. Please do not create duplicate posts. The issue is already reported to the Requiem Team.
So VMStrawberry, do you know why its taking so long to fix such a small problem ?
Edited by Avaloon, 24 December 2017 - 11:42 AM.
Hey everyone! The issue should be fixed now.
If you encounter any other issues after this, please send a ticket to Support. Or post under Technical Support/Bug Reporting.


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VILNIUS – Lithuanian teachers who used to go to the Russian Kaliningrad region to teach the Lithuanian language there have lately been facing increasing obstacles and refused labor visas, a scheme Lithuania's political scientists view as a way of pushing the Lithuanian spirit out of the enclave.
"The situation is rather odd. They are in general unwilling to issue visas for teachers, they somehow manage to issue visas but not the types that is needed. They issue a cultural visa, while the teachers need labor visas. Without labor visas, people cannot work," Eugenijus Jovaisa, chairman of the Lithuanian parliamentary Education and Science Committee, told BNS.
"We are being pushed out of Kaliningrad in general, we do not have a single school there that would offer education in the Lithuanian language. We have a tiny elective class but are asked to leave. To put it shortly, the situation of Lithuanian in the Kaliningrad region is bad, although quite a few Lithuanians live along the River Nemunas," said Jovaisa.
"In a small city next to Neman where Emilija Bukontiene used to travel for years for a Lithuanian class, a school principal recently summoned her and told her to terminate her operations due to pressure he had been subjected to by a representative of a special institution," he added.


First, I want to call your attention to an amazing mashup edited by Michael Binder. Here's the link. Granted, I'm a huge fan of old movies and dance, but what is especially striking is how well this is edited.
By edited, I don't mean that all the cuts occur on the beat. Given the prevalence of very heavy beat tracks in today's music, its almost impossible not to figure out where to place an edit. Figuring out when to cut is important, but thinking about what is happening during the shot is even more important.
For example, as you watch this video, look at how the editor aligned the gestures in the dances to mimic the music - even though the original choreography used entirely different music. For example, the hand claps at the beginning, the golf ball rolling in sync with the "ahhh" at 0:22, Frank Sinatra's lip sync at 0:47, the matching action cut at 1:58, the sofa at 2:27, Gene Kelly's attitude at 3:10, the examples are legion. This is a text-book example of how to use the Slip tool to get the contents of your clips to match the sound track.
And, before you ask, this video could have been edited in Final Cut, Premiere or Avid. It isn't the tool that makes this magical; its the thinking behind the tool.
On a different subject, I always teach my students not to output, compress and upload projects in one step. I always create a master file so I can review it, then compress and upload it. "It takes an extra step," I say, "but the ability to check your work before posting can save countless errors and aggravation." Two weeks ago, I failed to listen to my own advice. It was the night before my eight-day vacation. I needed to cleanup our weekly Buzz show to fix some inconsistent levels. I exported the show and forgot to check it. For the first time in years, I'd managed to omit the last interview and my close to the show in the master.
I have four new articles for you this week: an in-depth product review of EditReady, a First Look at Axle Starter, and - shhh - a double-secret hidden tip about Final Cut Pro X. Plus, a highlighted article from DoddleNEWS.
Enjoy the waning days of summer. I look forward to chatting with you next week. In the meantime, edit well.
Laura starts a 2-part series on how filmmakers are showing disability, while Scott starts a five-part series on growing a creative business using SPACE. It's a fun show.
NOTE: The Aug. 11 show has been corrected to include the missing segments. You can hear it here.
I'm looking for ideas for future webinars.
Let me know what webinars or articles you'd like to see.
Webinars will return Wednesday, Sept. 7, with all new training covering new software and hardware.
� An in-depth look at a brand-new, fast, flexible, video converter.
� axle Starter is an inexpensive way to organize your media.
� FilmConvert converts video files to match chosen film stock or color profiles.


A group of teachers and students from Singapore International School of Bangkok (SISB) visited Mahidol University International College (MUIC) on June 4, 2018.
Their visit enabled the students to learn more about the College's undergraduate programs, admissions procedures, requirements, and the career opportunities that await them after obtaining a bachelor's degree. Afterwards, they were given a tour of the MUIC buildings and Salaya Pavilion Hotel and Training Center.


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What are your rights if you are injured on the job?
It's just another day, you go into work, and unfortunately, you're injured while working. Experiencing an injury like this can be a difficult time in your life. You may begin to worry about your financial well-being and your rights after the incident. A job-related injury can change many things, but there is one thing that remains clear – your right to workers compensation for any loss wages suffered and the medical resources needed for the injury and illness.
Under New York State law, Workers' Compensation is a no-fault system which means the employer should not be able to place fault and deny coverage for an injury or illness while you are acting within the scope of your employment duties, and you often cannot sue them outside of the Workers' Compensation system for any alleged negligence in causing your injury. Please report and file a claim in workers compensation court as soon as you are physically able to. There are set time limits under the law that you have to report your injury or illness to your employer and file a claim with the Workers' Compensation Board. Failure to do so may be detrimental to your case.
While an injury in the workplace can be stressful and can add other stressful issues like medical bills, you should know that you are protected and you have a right to receive compensation that will get you back to health, cover your medical expenses and support you financially as you recover; all injuries and illness obtained while working should be addressed through workers compensation.
A common question is how much you will get paid should you miss time from work. Your average weekly wage is determined and you will receive up to two-thirds of your wages, subject to some exceptions. You also have the right to hire a lawyer to represent you throughout the workers compensation process. The lawyer is often instrumental in obtaining ongoing medical treatment that may be denied by the insurance carrier in connection with your claim as well as negotiating the highest rate you can get paid while being out of work.
While no one wants to be injured in the workplace, injuries do occur in the workplace and it should be noted that the Occupational Safety and Health Act is in place for your protection because every worker should feel safe at work and have a voice. It is also illegal for any person at your employer to harass or persuade you to do anything during the process.
Sometimes you may deal with an outcome that adds insult to injury – your workers compensation claim being denied. This can be challenging, you've worked hard for years – yet your employer or their insurance carrier has denied your claim or refuses to support you after your injury at work. Don't let this setback stop you from exercising your right to reach out and contact a workers compensation attorney to review your case and provide you with the insight and expertise to fight for what you deserve.
When you have received the medical resources that you require for your injury and illness and still suffer a permanent disability as a result, you may be entitled to a settlement under the Workers' Compensation law. The lawyer will negotiate the highest maximum amount you are entitled to under the Workers' Compensation law.
Workers' Compensation is a very complex area of the law. The issues that you may face with a work-related injury or illness can be very confusing. However, with the right representation against the insurance carrier in connection with your case, you can concentrate on getting better and returning to the work force faster. We take pride in working hard for hard-working Western New Yorkers.
The law firm of Losi & Gangi is an LLC which concentrates their practice on workers' compensation matters and personal injury law.
The firm consists of partners Jeffery D. Gangi and Harry G. Modeas. David Paul Losi is recently retired but remains of counsel to the firm. Losi & Gangi also employs two associate attorneys; Thorice M. Jacobs and Brett A. Miller. In addition to the associate attorneys, Patrick J. Brown acts in an of counsel capacity to the firm. The firm also employs a licensed workers' compensation representative, Jay P. Boardway.


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Q: titlepage is not vertically centered I noticed that my titlepage is not vertically centered. I tried \vfill, \vspace{\fill}, \vspace*, and \usepackage{titling}.
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A: When you have markup such as
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Avoid all use of \\ outside tables, and always put a blank line before \vspace
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If you have a size change such as \huge always leave a blank line before the end of the group, or you will get huge text set on a normal size baseline.
Don't use figure inside a titlepage, just include the graphic.
You can vertically centre with \vspace*{\fill}

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In collaboration with its partners, the National Council for Science and Technology (NCST) would like to invite interested youth, students, scientists, researchers and entrepreneurs to submit innovation proposals under the Rwanda Innovation Challenge, RIC.
On June 13th 2018, the National Council for Science and Technology (NCST) launched the National Research and Innovation Fund (NRIF). The fund is envisaged to be principal vehicle through which the Government of Rwanda provides research and innovation funding.
In order to operationalize NRIF, NCST established various funding instruments toward supporting the growth of a portfolio of research projects that will create new knowledge and enable breakthroughs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) areas in Rwanda.