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"Fun & Faith" St Bede's Sunday School is every Sunday after 9.30am Mass. Begins on 3rd February 2019 - the classes are fun and activity based and are led by the Sisters of the Congregation of the Handmaids of Mary.
The meeting takes place in the club of the parish next to the church at 10.30am. It lasts for 40 minutes. Parents can join in or enjoy tea and coffee in the adjoining area. All primary school children are invited to join in with catechism class. It is so important for children to learn about their faith and enjoy that experience in the parish. They will have the chance to meet the priests and sisters of the parish and grow their Catholic lives each Sunday.
St Bede's Parish Council is a consultative advisory group of parishioners representing different parts of the parish. They advise and inform the Parish Priest and Clergy of what's happening in their part of the parish. Besides the Clergy, the members are: Dr Ann Holder (Evangelisation), Marcia Marshall (Safeguarding Representative), Phyllis Cort (Sacramental Programmes), Maggie Keane (UCM), John Reddin (Choir), Maria Chan Chang (Latin Mass Community), Lena Douggan (African & Caribbean Community) and Catalina Snowdon (Latin American Community).
The Union of Catholic Mothers is a vibrant group of women who are committed to parish life, founded at St Bede's in 1957. They meet on Thursday evenings starting with Mass at 8pm, followed by their weekly meeting. Every year they are the prime movers behind the parish bazaar, which is held just before Advent Sunday, and which raises over £10,000 in two days. They have a lot of fun going on pilgrimages, shopping trips and days out. Mgr. Leo has been their unofficial chaplain ever since he retired in 2001, returning every Thursday evening to say Mass for them. Since his move back to the parish in April 2017, he continues to say their weekly Mass and join them in all their activities now!
St Bede's Parish Choir, led by Piers Tattersall, meets every Tuesday night and sings at the 9.30 family Mass on Sundays. Every Easter and Christmas they endeavour to sing a polyphonic Mass.
St Bede's Traditional Choir, led by Charlie Reddin, accompanied by Piers Tattersall, is comprised of a bevvy of young men and women who are in turn led by an accomplished cantor, Dr John Tennant in the ancient Gregorian chant and Polyphonic. They sing on three out of four Sundays at the Latin High Mass at 11am.
Special Sunday - Every Month there is a professional polyphonic choir, Cantores Missæ, led by Charles Finch, which leads the congregation in the worship of God using the great masterpieces of Western Renaissance music.
St Bede's Latin Mass Community was initiated by an extraordinary Jesuit of Jewish parentage, Fr Hugh Simon Thwaites (1917-2012) in January 1995. This was taken over by Fr Andrew Southwell in March 1997 and has developed into a dynamic community of worship which has charitable status and has fostered developments in street Evangelisation in Brixton, a library/repository, a vestment repair group and several initiatives for children. It has links to the national LMS.
The Parish Bazaar Committee is led by Harman Ross, Mick & Giselle Cronin. The Bazaar is held every year on the last Friday / Saturday preceding the first Advent Sunday.
African - Caribbean Society of St Bede's meet every second Sunday in the parish club, after the 9.30 Mass. Founded by Thaddeus Emenonyou in 1995. They have an annual Thanksgiving Mass in October and often a celebration in May.
St Bede's Latin American Fraternity: In the 1990's, due to large immigration from Columbia and Ecuador, Monsignor Leo White began the Mass in Spanish on Saturday evenings followed by a merry reunion in the Social club.
St Bede's Social Club was founded largely by Fr Ronald Salmon, who was at St Bede's from 1968 to 1981. He completely reconstructed the old servant's quarters and kitchen of Hyde House (the presbytery) and made it into an active social club. These clubs are not what they were 25 years ago, but here we serve our parishioners every Friday evening, Saturday evening and every Sunday morning after Mass.
St Bede's Youth Club is currently not running but we hope to restart this again in the future. It is run by Chris Brew-Graves and a rota of parents.
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In case you want to sell your house and want to get rid of it quickly, then it will be a good idea that you work with real estate cash buyers. The cash home buyers are in the business of purchasing homes quickly and they don't do so to live in them but for the purpose of investments, flipping, rentals as well as other profit generation means. They will also come with cash at hand to purchase your home. As they will always be buying homes for cash, then it will become quite easy and also quick for you to deal with them. In case you want to sell your home fast and on cash basis and you have never come across these buyers, then you might be wondering whether they will offer you with a real deal for your property. In case you are looking forward to selling your house to a cash home buyer, learn that there are multiple factors that you will need to keep in mind so that you can achieve what you are looking for.
Make sure that you are a clear idea about how the cash home buyers operate before you start working with them. When you are heading out there in search for a cash home buying companies, you will need to make sure that you well know what kind of company that you are going to deal with so that you can make the right choice. When you are heading out there in search of the right home cash home buying company that you are going to deal with, ensure that you will take into account a couple of factors. There are some tips that one ought to remember when working with a cash home buyer. Here are some guidelines which are aimed at enlightening you when it comes to choosing a cash home buyer.
The first thing that you will need to know about cash home buyers is that they are real estate investors. Note that they will hand you with cash for your property and their main aim of purchasing the properties will not be living in them. Just like any other type of business that exists, these buyers will need to invest in a new inventory so that they can keep their business alive. It will be the same thing for you to sell your house to anyone when you are selling to a cash home buyer. The difference which exists between them will be that the cash home buyers will offer you with cash home buyers. However, when you are selling to cash home buyers, you will still need to ensure that your home is marketable.


The lifeboat crew of West Mersea RNLI Lifeboat Station have expressed their gratitude to a local woman who prompted a surprise donation of more than £1,000 to help save lives at sea.
The donation came about after the lifeboat crew took part in a search for a missing dog on Sunday 8 January, after which a local woman set up a Just Giving page to recognise the volunteer lifeboat crew for their efforts.
The lifeboat launched at 4pm amid reports that a black Labrador named Ella had been spotted swimming in the sea between Mersea and Ray Island. It was believed the dog was the same one that had gone missing from its owner three days earlier.
The lifeboat stood guard in the Ray channel for about 15 minutes before Ella was recovered safe and well by another local resident. Apart from being dehydrated and cold, Ella has now made a full recovery.
Mersea Island resident Caroline Bowring set up the Just Giving page, with a target of £500. In just a few days, the target has almost been doubled, as the current total stands at £983.
West Mersea RNLI Lifeboat Station is one of 237 stations operated by the charity around the coast of the UK and Ireland. The RNLI remains a charity that relies on voluntary contributions to fund its work.


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Religion and law round-up – 21st June
Posted on 21 June 2015 by Frank Cranmer
A high profile for climate change this week with a new Lambeth declaration, a mass lobby of Parliament and the Pope's encyclical Laudato si'
In terms of its discussion of possible approaches to the mitigation of climate change, the most important 200-page document of the week was perhaps the World Energy Outlook Special Report of the International Energy Agency, (IEA), Energy and Climate Change. This complements the Policy Paper What will global annual emissions of greenhouse gases be in 2030, and will they be consistent with avoiding global warming of more than 2°C?, issued on 4 May by Nicholas Stern and others for ESRC Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy (CCCEP).
Against this background, the publication of the Pope's Encyclical Laudato si' was a welcome intervention in highlighting the moral and ethical issues; as Lord Stern commented "Moral leadership on climate change from the Pope is particularly important because of the failure of many heads of state and government around the world to show political leadership"; along with most climate scientists, he acknowledged that Laudato si' is "founded in the best science". The urgency of the situation is stressed at several points within the document, which acknowledges that "the effects of climate change will be felt for a long time to come, even if stringent measures are taken now", [170].
The document quite justifiably rules out the notion of a "technical fix" as a solution to global warming [9, 14], and apart from a minor quibble on the over-simplified explanation of global warming [23], the most problematic part for some was that relating to carbon trading [171], and its apparent criticism of "the strategy of buying and selling 'carbon credits'" – an issue we will explore in a later post. We have now updated our initial report Laudato si': On care for our common home to include links to the presentations made at the Press Conference and the statement of the Church of England welcoming its publication.
Within the Church of England, a new Lambeth Declaration on Climate Change was launched on June 17 by the Bishop of Salisbury, the Rt Revd Nicholas Holtam, the Church of England's lead bishop on the environment. The launch was at ecumenical services in Westminster, London, to mark the national lobby of Parliament over the forthcoming COP21/CMP 11 meeting of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris, France, 30 November to 11 December 2015. On Friday, the papers for the next month's meeting of General Synod on 10-13 July were published including: GS 2003 – Combatting Climate Change: The Paris Summit and the Mission of the Church; GS 2004 – Climate Change and Investment Policy; GS Misc 1110 – Ethical Investment Advisory Group and the National Investing Bodies; GS Misc 1113 – Birmingham Diocesan Synod Motion on Fossil Fuel Disinvestment; and GS Misc 1114 – Oxford Diocesan Synod Motion on Fossil Fuel Disinvestment.
The Church Times reports that in York, the Synod will be asked not only to urge governments to tackle global warming, but to put the Church's own house in order. Referring to the Paris Summit, the General Secretary of the Synod, William Fittall, said at a press conference about the agenda "the environment theme is a big one for obvious reasons,". Asked to contrast the Synod's response to climate change and the encyclical published by the Vatican this week, Mr Fittall said that "you would struggle to put a cigarette paper between [them]".
Three hearings of interest this week:
In Northern Ireland, the Queen's Bench Division heard the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission's application for judicial review of the current Northern Irish abortion law: there is a helpful report of proceedings in the Belfast Telegraph. Horner J reserved judgment.
In Nottingham, Canon Jeremy Pemberton's discrimination case was heard by an Employment Tribunal. Pemberton was claiming that the Acting Bishop of Southwell & Nottingham discriminated against him unlawfully, contrary to the Equality Act 2010, by refusing him a licence to officiate after he married his partner Laurence Cunnington. The Church of England issued a statement about the Tribunal proceedings and Thinking Anglicans has further comment here and here.
The Church Times reports that the Court of the Vicar-General of the Province of Canterbury dismissed the legal objection of the Priest-in-Charge of St George's, Hanworth Park, London, the Revd Paul Stewart Williamson, to the election of the Archdeacon of Hackney, the Ven Rachel Treweek, as Bishop of Gloucester. Fr Williamson, who interjected during the ordination of the Revd Libby Lane as Bishop of Stockport, is well-known to canon lawyers as being declared a vexatious litigant in R v AG ex parte Reverend Paul Stewart Williamson [1997] EWHC Admin 691. The CT states that on 15 June 2015 the Court of the Vicar General debarred Fr Williamson from raising any further objection to the court. We will report on the case when details become available.
A forthcoming prosecution:
The BBC reports that a Belfast minister, Pastor James McConnell of the Whitewell Metropolitan Tabernacle, is to be prosecuted for remarks about Islam an Internet broadcast of a sermon in May last year. The Public Prosecution Service had offered him "an informed warning for an offence contrary to the Communications Act 2003" but he had refused to accept it and "the matter is now proceeding by way of a summary prosecution in the magistrates court".
And a couple of judgments:
In A v Watchtower Bible and Tract Society (Trustees of) & Ors [2015] EWHC 1722 (QB) Globe J held the respondents vicariously liable to A for for personal injury and loss arising from sexual assaults by one Peter Stewart (now dead) between 1989 and 1994 when she was between the ages of about 4 and 9. We hope to post a note on the case in the coming week.
In R (British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors & Ors) v Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills & Anor [2015] EWHC 1723 (Admin) the exception to copyright infringement for private use has failed to survive a challenge in the High Court. Inserted s 28B in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 creates an exception to copyright, under which any person who legitimately acquires content (music, film, books or whatever) can copy that work for his or her own private use without infringing copyright. Green J held that the application for judicial review succeeded. Rosalind English provides a long and helpful analysis on UKHRB. Which saves us the pain of doing it ourselves…
Forthcoming event
On Tuesday 23 June, there will be a Faith and the Public Professions Seminar, "When it comes to religion, is the law an ass?" at Goldsmiths, University of London. The event will be chaired by Professor Adam Dinham, and will include discussion from Dr David Perfect, Equality and Human Rights Commission, and Lord [Paul] Tyler, LibDem peer. The event will run from 5:30pm to 7pm at Goldsmiths in RHB 137, and will be followed by a wine reception. It's free and open to the public: to book a place, please contact Timothy Stacey at t.stacey@gold.ac.uk.
A brave Hungarian peasant girl …
Monday saw the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta; and the Prime Minister used the occasion of his speech at Runnymede to say this:
"Magna Carta takes on further relevance today. For centuries, it has been quoted to help promote human rights and alleviate suffering all around the world. But here in Britain, ironically, the place where those ideas were first set out, the good name of 'human rights' has sometimes become distorted and devalued. It falls to us in this generation to restore the reputation of those rights – and their critical underpinning of our legal system."
Was that a pledge to repeal the Human Rights Act 1998? Perhaps she did die in vain…
Infant cremation: England and Wales
On 15 June, Caroline Dinenage, Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Justice), provided answers to a group of questions tabled the previous week by Daniel Kawczynski, following the independent inquiry into infant cremations at Emstrey Crematorium in Shrewsbury, commissioned by Shropshire Council, (questions 1388, 1462, 1463, 1464, and 1465). Daniel Kawczynski is MP for Shrewsbury and Atcham, which includes Emstrey, and these questions follow a similar inquiry to Simon Hughes, then Minister of State for Justice, (questions 225548 and 227773).
Acknowledging that what happened at Emstrey Crematorium over the course of more than a decade was totally unacceptable, the MoJ deeply sympathized with the parents in these tragic cases, and stated that this should never happen again; on the wider issue of an inspectorate of crematoria, "[t]he recommendations of the Independent Report, which took account of the report by the Bonomy Infant Cremation Commission, are receiving careful consideration and the Government will announce its conclusions in due course".
Second Church Estate Commissioner's Questions
After a brief welcome from the Speaker on taking up her new responsibilities, Caroline Spelman responded to questions on: the sustainability of church buildings and the lack of heating in churches such as St Mary's in Lytchett Matravers, 18 Jun 2015 Vol 597(19) Col 461; the persecution of Christians in Iran, 18 Jun 2015 Vol 497(19) Col 463; and the well-being of CofE clergy and broadening the diversity of the General Synod, 18 Jun 2015 Vol 597(19) Col 465. We are not quite sure how the Church might give "some leadership to get more women in the Synod", although one solution might be to encourage "middle-aged men" like Barry Sheerman not to stand for election this October. [After his birthday on 17 August 2015, Barry would be ineligible to stand as a churchwarden and certain other posts in the CiW, see our post Age-related milestones in the church].
On this last point, we note that in the Pentecost and Trinity edition of Gospel and Law, the Revd Dr Catherine Shelley noted that there is a surprising dearth of lawyers and archdeacons on General Synod, "which can lead to difficulties when the Synod is exercising its role as a legislative body. Synod Members are perhaps understandably reluctant to become involved in considering the minutiae of considering and improving new Measure and Regulations, and repealing redundant law." However, it is likely that there will be at least one from the Oxford diocese, as Sir Tony Baldry has announced his intention to stand.
Human rights and charity in Ireland
Readers may be interested to learn that the Irish Parliament's joint Sub-Committee on Human Rights relative to Justice and Equality Matters is currently taking evidence on a review of the Charities Act 2009 "with regard to its omission of human rights organisations to apply for charitable status".
The 2009 Act bears a very strong family resemblance to the various UK Charities Acts: unsurprisingly so, given that the law in England and Wales traces its genesis back to the Statute of Charitable Uses 1601 and the law in Ireland to the derivative Statute of Pious Uses 1634. Unlike in Ireland, however, the promotion of human rights appears as a charitable purpose in all three UK statutes. It will be interesting to see what the Oireachtas makes of the omission.
Westminster Faith Debates has published a report by Charles Clarke and Linda Woodhead, A New Settlement: Religion and Belief in Schools, which prompted the Church of England to issue a Statement on RE and collective worship.
House of Commons: Winning candidates for select committee Chairs
Church of England: Agenda for July 2015 group of sessions of the General Synod
And finally … As some day it may happen
Staying with quotations from St Francis of Assisi, in a piece entitled Let the Whole World Tremble the Bishop of Providence Rhode Island, the Most Reverend Thomas J Tobin, had a rant against summer Mass congregations: hairy, manspreading slobs, women who dress way too young for their actual age, people coming to Mass carrying their water bottles and coffee mugs, and those "hyperactive gum-chewing kids with messy hair and dirty hands, checking their iPhones and annoying everyone within earshot or eyesight." Ko-Ko couldn't have put it better. Not really an issue for those of us in cassocks who can hide our water bottles in the choir stalls; likewise, others might choose to go with the tongue-in-cheek advice of Fr Z: "[n]o doubt His Excellency is addressing himself only to the Catholics of Providence. So, if you are not in that diocese pay no attention."
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Skyrocketing costs impact Quincy police station project; construction pushed back
Mary Whitfill
QUINCY – City officials say the skyrocketing cost of labor and materials caused in part by the pandemic has the city "revisiting" plans for a new police station.
A $150 million plan to build a station and a neighboring garage has been in the works for years, and city councilors granted a final $120 million funding request in April of last year. A general contractor was chosen shortly after, but Mayor Thomas Koch said bids for construction came back higher than expected amid nationwide skyrocketing costs of lumber, steel and other materials.
In response, Koch said the city is taking a wait-and-see approach. The city council was initially told construction could start as soon as last August and the police department could move in by the fall of 2023, but that timeline has now been pushed back.
"The beauty is, there is no urgency," Koch said. "We hit the streets looking for bids at a crazy time, so we are working on getting it down. ... Why spend all those millions to save eight or 10 months?"
March 16, 2021: Quincy councilors question price tag of new police station
April 6, 2021: Final $120 million approved for Quincy public safety building
The 120,000-square-foot, four-story building will house the city's police station and include administrative offices for the fire department, a firearms training range and headquarters for the department's emergency operations, as well as a roll call room, training space and other amenities officials say the current station lacks.
The project also calls for a two-story, 276-space garage for Quincy's police, fire administration and emergency management fleet.
The project involved buying five pieces of land in the city: the Stop & Shop gas station at 450 Southern Artery; an L-shaped parcel on Broad Street that formerly housed a VFW post and now has a recycling center; the Father Bill's homeless shelter and the city's animal shelter; 12 Field St., a strip of land that includes a single-family home; and 39 Broad St., where a single-story industrial building sits.
The Broad Street building that houses the Father Bill's and Mainspring homeless shelter will be torn down to make room for the new station. The shelter is the only one in Quincy.
The nonprofit has raised millions in public and private dollars to build a new emergency shelter and dozens of units of affordable housing nearby, but initial estimates for construction would have forced the city to relocate the shelter between the first building being torn down and the second going up. With the delay, however, Father Bill's is able to stay in its current space until the first of its two new buildings is complete, another cost-saving measure for the city.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held in November on the project's first phase, an emergency shelter and space to provide services such as mental health counseling, job training and social work. The building is expected to be finished in 2023.
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There is nothing like heckling and straight out yelling at grown adults to try some bacon dipped in chocolate.
Ahhhh Bluephies. The restaurant kind enough (or dumb enough depending on your perspective) to give us our first odd job on the road. We helped slang at their food tent set up during the Taste of Madison, although the stuff they were dishing didn't need much of a sell. Homemade kit kat bars? Deep fried Twinkies?
Uhhhh, I'll have both please.
…and we definitely got to refine some great one liners. Bluephies management said they are known for being the loudest and sassiest food tent during the Taste of Madison.
After hearing Brett rave about Madtown for over two years now, I'm glad I was able to see the craziness for myself. And I definitely agree. Madison, you are a pretty cool town. Cool enough to live in? You never know!


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New apartments and terrace homes are set to be built in Picton's CBD. Local developer John Corbett plans to construct two residential apartment buildings housing 26 units, 32 townhouse/terraced row houses and three new cottages on Menangle Road. The Land and Environment Court granted Mr Corbett approval to proceed with his development last month. The developer had taken Wollondilly Council to court in June last year to fight their deemed refusal of his proposal for the site. Mr Corbett and the council reached an agreement during a conciliation conference at court on October 19. The Land and Environment Court then issued consent orders for Mr Corbett to go through with the development of 91-103 Menagle Street, Picton. He said he was excited to finally begin work at the site. "It has been a long time," Mr Corbett said. "I need to have the remediation work done before I can start any construction work at the site. "I am not sure how long that will take because we won't know what is there until work starts." Mr Corbett said he hoped to have the development finished within the next few years but could not provide a solid timeframe for completion of the project. A Wollondilly Council spokeswoman said the council was not disappointed with the outcome of the case. "Corbett Constructions have offered to [set aside] land alongside Stonequarry Creek as part of a voluntary planning agreement," she said. "This land will form part of a future open space corridor and cycleway that, when complete, will provide a recreation link between Argyle Street and Victoria Park. "The offer has been negotiated with the needs of the community in mind. "The development has been amended throughout the court process resulting in a better urban design outcome."
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Apartments and terrace homes approved in Picton
More homes: A development has been approved for Menangle Street, Picton.
New apartments and terrace homes are set to be built in Picton's CBD.
Local developer John Corbett plans to construct two residential apartment buildings housing 26 units, 32 townhouse/terraced row houses and three new cottages on Menangle Road.
The Land and Environment Court granted Mr Corbett approval to proceed with his development last month.
The developer had taken Wollondilly Council to court in June last year to fight their deemed refusal of his proposal for the site.
Mr Corbett and the council reached an agreement during a conciliation conference at court on October 19.
The Land and Environment Court then issued consent orders for Mr Corbett to go through with the development of 91-103 Menagle Street, Picton.
He said he was excited to finally begin work at the site.
"It has been a long time," Mr Corbett said.
"I need to have the remediation work done before I can start any construction work at the site.
"I am not sure how long that will take because we won't know what is there until work starts."
Mr Corbett said he hoped to have the development finished within the next few years but could not provide a solid timeframe for completion of the project.
A Wollondilly Council spokeswoman said the council was not disappointed with the outcome of the case.
"Corbett Constructions have offered to [set aside] land alongside Stonequarry Creek as part of a voluntary planning agreement," she said.
"This land will form part of a future open space corridor and cycleway that, when complete, will provide a recreation link between Argyle Street and Victoria Park.
"The offer has been negotiated with the needs of the community in mind.
"The development has been amended throughout the court process resulting in a better urban design outcome."
Wollondilly Council spokeswoman


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Q: How is this code rounding the value to the lowest whole number? This question was in Leetcode to find odd numbers between an interval(inclusive).
Given two non-negative integers low and high. Return the count of odd numbers between low and high (inclusive).
One of the efficient codes are:
class Solution(object):
     def countOdds(self, low, high):
        high = high + 1
        c = high/2 - low/2
        return c

What I do not understand is how does the code return 1 as an answer when the input is low = 8 and high =10. Shouldn't the answer have been 1.5? I do not understand what specifically makes the code round the value of 'c' to the lowest whole number.

A: This definitely would not work for low > high. Also I expect that this is Python 2, so in Python # 3 we would need to use //
Does it work in other cases
For low < high we can prove correctness by splitting the proof to pairs (low, high) being (even, even), (even, odd), (odd, even), (odd, odd).
Used notations and equations
k,l are some integers.
Every even number can be written as 2k for some integer k.
Every odd number can be written as 2k + 1 for some integer k.
There are high - low + 1 numbers between low and high including bounds.
For integer division it holds 2k // 2 = (2k + 1) // 2 = k for any integer k.
(odd, even), (even, odd)
In this case we have regular sequence of (odd, odd+1 = even) or (even, even+1 = odd). Number of odd numbers is half of all (high - low + 1) / 2
The program is not so symmetric:
(even, odd)
Let high = 2k + 1 and low = 2l for some integer k and l.
c  = (high + 1) // 2 - low // 2, where // denotes integral division.
Expressing parity with integers k and l and using integral division:
c = (2k + 1 + 1) // 2 - (2l) // 2 = k - l + 1
Comparing with (high - low + 1) / 2
(2k + 1 - 2l + 1) / 2 = k - l + 1
(odd, even)
c  = (high + 1) // 2 - low // 2 = (2k + 1) // 2 - (2l + 1) // 2 = k - l
Comapring with (high - low + 1) / 2
(2k - (2l + 1) + 1) = k - l
(even, even)
It is the same number of odd numbers as for (even, even - 1) which is (even, odd) case and the count is then (high - low) / 2
Let high = 2k and low = 2l for some integer k and l. The program returns:
c = (2k + 1) // 2 - (2l) // 2 = k - l
Comparing with (high - low) / 2
(2k - 2l) / 2 = k - l
(odd, odd)
It is the same number of odd numbers as for (odd, odd + 1) which is (odd, even) case and the count is then (high - low + 2) / 2 = (high - low) / 2 + 1
Let high = 2k + 1 and low = 2l + 1 for some integer k and l. The program returns:
c = (2k + 2) / 2 - (2l + 1) / 2 = k - l + 1
Comparing with (high - low) / 2 + 1
(2k + 1 - 2l - 1) / 2 + 1 = k - l + 1
low = high
Even low = high
The correct answer is 0. The program returns
(2k + 1) // 2 - (2k) // 2 = 0
Odd low = high
The correct answer is 1. The program returns
(2k + 2) // 2 - (2k) // 2 = 1
Q.E.D

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A blog with news, personal thoughts and ideas on politics by Nick Venedi. Current, relevant, critical, sometimes controversial and hopefully interesting. I support Water Aid and Battersea Dogs Home. Includes my personal diaries during my time in Lambeth and my involvement with the TU movement. The events I describe are as I saw and understood them at the time, they are part of my experience.
I had the misfortune to get in at 5.45 last night and switched the telly on somehow managed to go on to channel 5 where neighbours is shown so watched it for a total of 15 minutes. The impression I would make (if I was naive and came from the planet zanussi) is that almost everyone living in Australia or Melbourne at least is blond, Anglo Saxon, and has blue eyes and yes not many overweight people in neighbours either. The reason this idiotic programme irritates me is because it is without a doubt trying to sell an image that they think will appeal to those who don't agree with the theory of integration and diversity. They are getting away with it because the soap and its racist undertones is presented very carefully. But if what they portray is completely inaccurate then shouldn't that be challenged? And shouldn't the reason why they are presenting this 'Utopian' (in their own minds) life be examined and exposed? And most of all why is channel 5 paying for such garbage to be shown? The reality is that Australia is a successful country because of its healthy mix of new people and the split between Anglo Saxon and 'others' is an even one. This must be represented in this trashy programme if it is to be real.
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Candy est une chanson américaine du groupe Cameo écrite et composée par Larry Blackmon et Tomi Jenkins et sortie en 1987. Elle se classe deux semaines 1 aux Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.

Versions
Enregistrée en anglais (sauf mentions contraires) par :
 Mariah Carey a repris des paroles de Candy sur son single de 2001 Loverboy.
 Tupac Shakur a aussi repris des paroles de Candy dans sa chanson All Bout U, qui est sur son album All Eyez on Me.
 Cameo tenta de profiter du succès de la chanson en réutilisant la musique pour la chanson Honey dans leur album suivant, Machismo.
 On peut écouter cette chanson dans le jeu vidéo Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, sur la chaîne Bounce FM.

Notes et références

Chanson américaine
Chanson de funk
Chanson de 1987
Single numéro un dans le Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks
Single numéro un dans le Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs

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When the WildStar servers go down, I tend to play SMITE. As far as MOBA's are concerned, I really dislike DOTA 2 and League of Legends, primarily because the control system seems so at odds with such a twitchy game. SMITE might be a little rough around the edges (though its come on leaps and bounds since Beta) and it might lack the art direction consistency of its rivals, but it's actually a lot of fun. Although it's burdened somewhat by the genres limitations on movement (you can barely jump and you run at a snails pace when attacking), from a combat perspective it actually shares certain similarities with WildStar: telegraphs and the need to aim everything.
That's probably where the similarities end but playing SMITE did get me thinking about the MOBA possibilities in WildStar and how a PvP battleground based on this principle would be a marvelous addition. Although SMITE adheres to the typical 3 lane MOBA setup in its Conquest mode, it's the Arena matches which I would find most fitting for WildStar's playstyle.
In SMITE's Arena matches two teams of 5 are placed into an oval arena. There are two "bases" for each team at either end and entering this space replenishes your health and mana. Spawning from your base are minions which work their way across the arena (automatically) with the intention of entering the opposing teams portal. If your minions successfully enter the portal, they'll deduct points from the opposing team (each team starts with 500). On top of this killing the opposing team reduces their points total quite significantly, so arena matches become a real tug of war to not only kill each other and avoid being killed but to also feed your minions in the portals. It's fast, very aggressive and leads to some brilliant fights. Throw in some NPC's on either side which provide temporary power-ups and you've a recipe for a very competitive match.
Although MOBA's typically have much more reduced skill sets than WildStar (around 4 to 5 skills) I don't believe there would have to be many changes in this department. WildStar already has a limited action set and already operates Team Arena on a 5v5 setup. The biggest adaptation needed would be itemisation, XP and gold acquisition. For anyone unaware, in a MOBA you kill opposing players and minions to earn experience points and gold. You use your experience to level up your skills (which increases their effects) and you use your gold to buy items, which improve your heroes power or utility.
Remove all items from players entering the arena so they go in with only their base attributes and implement existing game items, armor and gadgets players can buy over the course of the match to spend their "gold" on.
Create four new skills for each of the classes, similar to how Guild Wars 2 manages its holiday events.
Alternatively and if the above was too difficult to implement, remove the need to purchase and upgrade items for players and instead have it so you and your team purchase items to improve the strength of your minions.
Players would need to fight over the creatures protecting power-ups.
Players would need to fight each other, but also prevent minions from entering their portal.
Players would need to quickly earn gold to improve their minions if they're to tip the balance in their favor.
Admittedly there would be a lot of work needed by Carbine to make this mode work, but ArenaNet have successfully adapted game modes with unique skills and mechanics in Guild Wars 2 (see Southsun Survival or Aspect Arena), so it certainly isn't outside the realms of possibility. The biggest obstacle is deciding as to how much you allow the MOBA influences to creep in. I think a combination of allowing players to itemize throughout the course of the match and to create a greater emphasis on minions would be a much stronger pairing.
Perhaps it's just me but to some degree I'm sick to death of the typical King Of The Hill or the Capture The Flag game modes. A hybridized MOBA in WildStar, in a Battleground setting, might just be something the genre needs.


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Senior NIH Analyst Threatens Sen. Hawley, 'Deserves To Be Skinned Alive' For Challenging Election Results
A former Senior Policy Analyst at the U.S. government's National Institutes of Health repeatedly tweeted that Senator Josh Hawley deserved to be "skinned alive and rolled in salt" for challenging the integrity of the 202 election.
The violent threats come in response to Hawley leading efforts to object to the certification of the Electoral College and mainstream media smearing him as inciting the small amount of violence that occurred at the Capitol.
On January 7th, one day after the pro-Trump "Stop the Steal" march, Gitlin tweeted "once again" that "Hawley deserves to be skinned alive and rolled in salt."
https://twitter.com/drgitlin/status/1347164699943727106?s=20
The tweet – in direct response to a tweet chastising Hawley for challenging election fraud – followed a January 6th tweet professing a similar, violent sentiment:
Gitlin, a former Adjunct Professor at the University of Kentucky and current Automotive Editor for Ars Technica, worked at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for over six years.
From 2009 to 2015, he served as a Senior Policy Analyst at NIH – the parent organization for high profile doctors like Anthony Fauci.
NIH, which employs 6,000 research scientists and has a multi-billion dollar budget, is taxpayer-funded as it operates under the auspices of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Fauci, a mainstream media favorite who helped shape President Trump's COVID-19 response, has led the NIH's Institue of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIIAD) since 1984.
Therefore, Fauci was at the helm of one NIH's leading bodies at the time of Gitlin's hiring and, perhaps, a recipient of his advice, given Gitin's senior role at the institute.
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Outgoing NIH Director Francis Collins Laments Not Doing More Research On 'Human Behavior'.
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If there was an event to be used as the reason why NASCAR needs to add more short tracks to their schedule, the Food City 500 is that. After weeks of not being quite entertained as we would wish through the beginning of the season, Bristol Motor Speedway kept everyone's attention all afternoon.
The reconfiguration caused the high line to become the only place for Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, but that wasn't quite the case on Sunday. Track officials finally got the right traction compound as throughout the event, competitors were able to run high and low, with different drivers favoring each groove.
The result was constant side-by-side racing from the drop of the green flag, to the checkered flag, for positions throughout the field. It was also beneficial that NASCAR on FOX listened to the fan's critiques from the past couple of weeks, not spending their time focused on the leader but rather showing each of these battles.
Additionally, fans found themselves enticed by which driver would be the next to face adversity, whether on-track or pit road, and whether they would be able to fight their way back. The storylines enabled conversation throughout the event, with the right amount of intrigue.
It also helped that a single driver wasn't able to cruise away from the field, either. While Team Penske was a dominant force with Joey Logano and Ryan Blaney, neither of them easily cruised away from everybody. If it seemed that someone was going to be able to gain an advantage, they would catch just enough traffic to hold them up and reel the field right back in.
The race ultimately came down to a strategy call by Adam Stevens to leave Kyle Busch out late on old tires while most of the leaders came down pit road. Busch would then out-battle his older brother Kurt to a surprising victory, considering the damage sustained on a Lap 2 accident and the fact that he was unable to hold the field off on previous restarts while up front.
The only negative from the day was the amount of fans in the grandstands at the track. You can preach all you want that short tracks should be on the schedule, but you also need to show that you're willing to support them and that's by putting butts in the seats. Certainly there's other factors contributing to the attendance – hotel costs, food costs, weather, though no matter how you approach it, it's not a good look.
NASCAR also needs to get their act together when it comes to putting cars inline for the restart, as that has become an issue for the third time this season. How hard can it be to put a field of cars two-wide evenly when timing and scoring electronically prints you a perfect order?
Unfortunately, it cost Brad Keselowski big time as he was forced to serve a pass-through penalty late in the race rather than the top-five he deserved.
Will go live tonight when we get back home.
Teaser- I met with Nascar and understand what happened on the last restart now. Bummer to throw away a great race we had a shot at winning but, in the end after hearing all the information; they made the right call.


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To improve on the water heater and aircon sound.
towel was dirty and got smell.
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Bedding is decent, but bathrooms are quite old and dirty. Limited access to internet and convenience stores.
Need improvement on door lock. Floor by using carpet. Some lamp are not functioning. The view is not nice. Overall it's ok to stay.
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This is not suitable place for relaxation, it just for drop and go. Theres no beautiful view and the price is not reasonable for that kind of hotel.
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Some 4 million low-income households headed by seniors or people with disabilities pay over half of their income for rent and utilities, the latest American Community Survey data show. Yet affordability is only one of the challenges they face: in order to age in place or otherwise live independently in the community of their choice, many seniors and people with disabilities require housing that has special accessibility features or ready access to nearby health and other services. The Housing Choice Voucher Program plays an important role in meeting these needs, helping over 1.2 million seniors and people with disabilities — more than any other rental assistance program — to afford decent homes.
Most low-income seniors and people with disabilities live on fixed incomes that often fail to keep pace with rising rents. The poorest among them typically rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI), for example, which offered a maximum monthly benefit of $733 in 2016 — well below the average "fair market rent" of $861 for a one-bedroom apartment.
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The number of seniors and people with disabilities confronting such challenges is expected to grow dramatically in coming decades. By 2025, 2.4 million senior households will pay over 50 percent of their income for rent and utilities — an increase of over 40 percent from 2015.
Housing vouchers provide flexible aid to meet these diverse needs. Voucher households' rent is typically set at 30 percent of their income, a level that's affordable even for those living on very low fixed incomes. In addition, vouchers allow seniors and people with disabilities to choose among a wide range of housing types and locations in the private market, including units close to health care, public transportation, grocery stores, and other services, as well as families and other loved ones.
Housing Choice Vouchers give seniors and people with disabilities the opportunity to secure affordable homes that best meet their needs. But, due to funding limitations, just over a third of seniors and fewer than half of people with disabilities who are eligible for federal rental assistance receive it. To help more of these households afford a decent home in the community of their choice, policymakers should make it a priority to expand the funding of housing vouchers.


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A: PHP7 without OPCache will compile script on run time.
With proper OPCache setup, there is a cache for the compiled results. And the server can use it until the script is changed / expires the way you configure it.
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The 2016 Arizona Republican presidential primary took place on March 22 in the U.S. state of Arizona as one of the Republican Party's primaries ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Despite a late challenge by Texas Senator Ted Cruz, Donald Trump won the primary and netted all 58 delegates in the winner-take-all contest.
On the same day were held Democratic and Green primaries in Arizona, as well as Republican and Democratic caucuses in Utah and Idaho Democratic caucus, so the day was dubbed "Western Tuesday" by media.

Voter suppression controversy

There was controversy surrounding the Arizona primary elections of 2016, specifically having to do with the decrease in polling places in Maricopa County from 200 in 2012 to only 60 in 2016, despite the number of registered voters having increased from 300,000 in 2012 to 800,000 in 2016. This decrease in polling places was most pronounced in minority neighborhoods, most notably Latino neighborhoods, with areas like Central Phoenix having only one polling place for 108,000 voters. There were also reports of voters who had been previously registered coming up as unregistered or registered as an independent, making them ineligible to vote in the closed primary. Voters who did manage to vote had to stand in long lines to cast their ballots, some for as long as five hours. Additionally, voters reported being required to vote with a provisional ballot. In 2005, Arizona threw out 27,878 provisional ballots, counting only about 72.5% of the total provisional ballots reported. Taking into account the effects of the Supreme Court's "gutting of the Voting Rights Act", it's unknown what percentage of the provisional ballots were counted in 2016. This was the first election in the state of Arizona since the 2013 Supreme Court decision to strike down Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which would have previously required states with a history of voter discrimination, including Arizona, to receive Federal approval before implementing any changes to voting laws and practices.

Within a day after the election took place on March 22, a petition went viral on the White House petitions site asking the Department of Justice to investigate voter suppression and election fraud in Arizona. The petition reached 100,000 signatures in 40 hours, and as of June 5, 2016, nearly 220,000 people had signed the petition. The White House responded on May 20, 2016. In addition, Phoenix mayor Greg Stanton asked the Justice Department to launch an investigation into the allegations of voter suppression.

The Department of Justice has since launched a federal investigation into the primary.

Results

Results by county

Analysis
Donald Trump won Arizona decisively, netting all 58 delegates and carrying all counties in the state but two. As The New York Times described, "Mr. Trump proved his appeal among immigration hard-liners, who make up a large bloc of Republicans in the border state."

Trump won the populous cities of Phoenix in Maricopa County, and Tucson in Pima County. He enjoyed support from former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer and Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, both of whom hold a hard-line stance against immigration. As Eric Bradner of CNN described, "Their decision to side with Trump, and the size of his win, underscores the potency of Trump's build-a-wall plan with the Republican base."

See also
 2016 Arizona Democratic primary

References

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Are FLOSS, Open Content and Open Access solutions practicable and scaleable in remote, underserved African schools?
Author Joris Komen
Joris Komen
Joris Komen says he was lured into the information and communication technologies by the computerisation of museum collections, while the curator of birds at the National Museum of Namibia. He has spent considerable time and energy promoting the relevance of the Internet and other technologies to African museums and schools within and around Nambia. He is a champion of incentive-reward mechanisms to provide ICTs to schools in Namibia by way of a biodiversity-oriented school competition called Insect@thon.
Komen played a critical role in launching and driving SchoolNet Namibia, a civil society organisation which is committed to providing sustainable internet access, free/libre and open source software, and open educational content to all schools in Namibia. He is presently SchoolNet Namibia's executive director. The organization has proved to be a model for the sustainable introduction of ICTs across the education sector, and has been recognised by the Namibian government's National Development Plans as a key actor.
Born in the Congo, Komen was raised and variously educated in Burundi, Holland, Nigeria and South Africa. SchoolNet Nambia, Insect@thon, Official blog
In September 2006, Namibia's Ministry of Education launched a national ICT Policy Implementation Plan (www.tech.na) designed to take direct ownership of the deployment, support and training needs of ICTs at schools throughout Namibia. Initially targeting only 40 secondary schools in the 2006 (now 2007) financial year, the Ministry has thus far (July 2007!) failed to effect any substantive process (www.netss.org.na) to meet this very conservative target. Various bureaucratic and political reasons are cited as causative. With the Government's cumbersome financial processes and technocratic power struggles, prognosis for subsequent rapid evolution of an effective government-driven ICT implementation plan is not rosy. The rapid deployments of FLOSS and OC solutions undertaken in Extremadura and Andalucia in Spain by local government (100,000+ PCs in more than 1000 schools) are awesome, exemplary models of practicable and scaleable ICT implementations at schools! In France several server-side FLOSS distributions for school have been developed and supported by governmental agencies; more than 10,000 schools in France use FLOSS servers in local area networks. Several other countries are adopting the FLOSS desktop on a massive scale. Indeed, even South Africa now has a public sector FLOSS and OC policy. By examining the evolution of these projects, it becomes clear that African Governments should also be able to scale up their ICT implementation and especially their communication access efforts at schools if they revise their thinking (and policy) on FLOSS, Open Content and Open Access, and trust the use of local expertise found in local SMMEs and NGOs such as SchoolNet in Namibia.
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If you were around in the 70's and early 80's you're probably pretty aware of String Art. A popular decor choice at the time, you could buy finished pieces at arts and crafts fairs and hip home decor stores. However, at the time, most people made their own string art with kits or through classes. Tons of String Art kits were sold during that decade, making the 70's the peak time for String Art. Then it disappeared – until recently. String Art is back and it's just as hip as before. But, now, it's more accessible.
The String Art you see today on Etsy and Pinterest can be as simple as tracing a line of string around some nails. It doesn't have to include tons of tiny nails and angles that turn into circles. Todays String Art is whatever you want it to be – an outline, filled-in, chaotic, neat and clean – it's all up for grabs. And you don't have to use "string" – try yarn, or bakers twine or jute for a new look.
Why not use a "string" of battery operated lights instead of actual string? Our Craft Warehouse Team made this super cute Cactus "string" art by tracing the shape, painting it in and then using our Firefly Lights to outline the shape. Brilliant!
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Hybrid and Electric Cars push Kia to Best-ever European Sales Performance
Kia Motors Europe has recorded its best-ever year-to-date sales to the end of September, aided by growing sales of its expanding hybrid and electric model line-up.
Kia has sold 385,818 units across Europe to the end of September, according to new data released by the ACEA (European Automobile Manufacturers' Association) – representing growth of 5.7% compared to the same period in 2017. Kia recorded its strongest third-quarter European sales ever, with 122,194 units sold between July and September. As the brand outperformed the European market (+2.3% so far this year, EU and EFTA countries), Kia's market share has grown to 3.1%.
Much of Kia's growth in 2018 has come from a 42.5% increase in sales of the brand's expanding hybrid and electric vehicle range. Sales of the Niro Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid have increased by 37.9% to 34,036 units, year-to-date, while the Soul EV is enjoying its best-ever sales year, with 4,936 units sold (+29.3%). In total, Kia has sold 43,099 electrified (hybrid or electric) cars so far this year, including the Optima Plug-in Hybrid sedan and Sportswagon, and the new Sportage 'EcoDynamics+' mild-hybrid. Advanced powertrain vehicles now account for 11.2% of all Kia sales in Europe.
Emilio Herrera, Chief Operating Officer for Kia Motors Europe, comments: "Kia's expanding range of hybrid and electric cars has struck a chord with European buyers, who appreciate the quality, efficiency and versatility of our electrified car line-up. The Niro is particularly popular among European drivers, and has already become one of our best-selling models. We are confident that the imminent arrival of the e-Niro electric crossover will lead to further sales growth."
The Kia e-Niro electric crossover launches across Europe by the end of 2018, offering a zero-emissions electric driving range of up to 485 kilometres (301 miles) from a single charge.
Strong start of sales for new Ceed; Stonic and Picanto sales grow
The new Kia Ceed and Ceed Sportswagon are now on sale across all of Kia's European markets, with the new model already in high demand. In September, Kia sold 9,871 Ceed models across the region, representing a 49.7% increase compared to the same month in 2017 (for the second-generation cee'd model family). Sales of the new Ceed GT, Ceed GT Line, and ProCeed start early in 2019, and will strengthen the Ceed's position in the segment and as the brand's second best-selling model in Europe, after the Sportage (98,410 units in 2018, year-to-date).
The Stonic compact crossover and Picanto city car have also proven popular with European buyers. Following the arrival of new Picanto GT Line and X Line models, sales of Kia's smallest car have jumped 14.8% year-to-date, with 57,109 units sold. Available from the final quarter of 2017, the Kia Stonic has also recorded sales of 43,741 units so far in 2018, making it the brand's fourth best-seller.
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Britain and France: Denies Claims On Working With IPOB And Radio Biafra
Britain and France denied any link with the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) yesterday.
by The Nation Newspaper Sep 22, 2017
They were reacting to the federal government's claim that Biafra Radio was broadcasting from Britain, which rejected requests to stop it.
Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed said also that the bulk of the diaspora money being sent to the group and its leader Nnamdi Kanu was passing through France.
The British High Commission, in a statement by its Press and Public Affairs Officer, Mr. Joe Abuku, said: "The UK is not aware of any representation from the Nigerian government about Radio Biafra."
"Were we to receive any such request, we would, of course, consider it carefully on the basis of the available evidence, recognizing that freedom of speech and expression carries responsibilities."
A diplomatic source who corroborated the high commission's statement said: "There is no way the UK government will harbor any terrorist organization. The UK is not immune from terrorism and it is in our interest to join hands with the Nigerian government to fight the scourge."
"We can only crack down on any group if proven intelligence is made available. And even in doing that, we will act only within the ambit of the law and fundamental human rights."
"If you will recall, the British Prime Minister in June called for a global action against the use of internet space by terrorists."
"She demanded international agreements to 'regulate cyberspace' against terrorists."
The source quoted the British Prime Minister as saying: "We need to do everything we can at home to reduce the risks of extremism online. We need to deprive the extremists of safe spaces online."
The French Embassy said its government was not harboring IPOB terrorists.
It said the French government was surprised by the allegation from the federal government.
A statement by the Embassy's Political Counsellor, Claude Abily, said there was no knowledge of IPOB presence in France.
The statement said: "The Embassy of France was surprised by the statement made yesterday by the Minister of Information and Culture indicating that the 'financial headquarters' of IPOB were in France.
"We don't have any knowledge of a particular presence of IPOB in France and the Nigerian authorities never got in touch with the Embassy on this point."
"We stand ready to examine any information which could support this statement."
"Furthermore, we would like to reiterate that France actively cooperates with Nigeria in the field of security and that we strongly support the unity of the country."
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Immigrant California farm worker charged with 7 murders in Half Moon Bay shooting
REDWOOD CITY, California - An immigrant farm worker accused of shooting seven people to death near San Francisco, some of them his co-workers, made his first court appearance on Wednesday after he was charged with murder in California's second deadly gun rampage in recent days.
Chunli Zhao, 66, the lone suspect in Monday's massacre at two mushroom farms in the seaside town of Half Moon Bay, was formally presented with seven counts of premeditated murder and a single count of attempted murder lodged in a criminal complaint filed by local prosecutors.
Zhao, handcuffed and garbed in a red jumpsuit, was ordered held without bond during a brief hearing before a judge in San Mateo County Superior Court in nearby Redwood City, California. He was assigned two private defense lawyers, but no plea was entered.
The next court proceeding in the case was set for Feb 16.
A Mandarin-language translator was provided for the defendant, who according to District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe is a Chinese citizen who has resided in the United States for at least 10 years.
After the hearing, Mr Wagstaffe told reporters outside the courthouse that prosecutors have not yet determined Zhao's precise immigration status, or whether he entered the country legally.
The prosecutor said authorities do have an idea about the suspect's motives but declined to share that with reporters.
The district attorney also said Zhao was "cooperative with sheriff's detectives" who initially interviewed him through a Mandarin interpreter following his arrest and gave "a complete statement."
Still, the expectation is that he will enter a not-guilty plea as the proceeding progress, "and we want to make sure this man gets a fair trial," Mr Wagstaffe said.
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Q: How to efficiently calculate fractions in R contingency table? I have a contingency table in R:
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Is there a smart way to calculate the fractions by rank? I.e. fraction of admit = 0 for rank 1 = 28/(28+33)?


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Algeria orders journalists to leave
Algeria ordered foreign television journalists who had come to the north African country to cover the release of two Islamist leaders to leave the country on Thursday.
Abbas Madani (L) and Ali Belhadj
were released after 12 years
One foreign journalist, who asked not to be named, said the Algerian authorities "did not appreciate our broadcasting images of the liberation" of Madani and Belhadj.
"The authorities have asked us to leave so as to avoid giving too much publicity to Belhadj," he said.
Earlier, the Communications Ministry asked foreign media networks not to cover the release of banned Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) second-in command Ali Belhadj.
The official reason given by the authorities for the journalists' expulsion was "undermining the sovereignty of the state," said the journalist.
France's privately owned TF1, state-run France 2 and 3 and the parliamentary channel LCP were all ordered to leave Algeria, along with Belgium RTBF.
The TF1 team left Algiers on Thursday morning. The other networks were expected to leave later in the day.
FIS leaders
Belhadj came the forefront of Algeria's political scene in the 1980s by giving anti-government speeches.
He was the last remaining FIS official still in prison when he was released from a military jail.
Madani, who had been sentenced to jail with Belhadj in 1992, was released from prison in 1997 and placed under house arrest at his home in the capital.
Both men were issued a court order barring them from speaking in public or resuming political activities as soon as they were released.


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Wilbers, K. (1999). Conquering SMEs Structural Barriers to Lifelong Learning with ICT through Educational Brokerages. In ICEF (Eds.), Online Educa Berlin (pp. 220-224). Bonn: International Where + How.
Wilbers, Karl. "Conquering SMEs Structural Barriers to Lifelong Learning with ICT through Educational Brokerages." Online Educa Berlin Ed. ICEF, Bonn: International Where + How, 1999. 220-224.


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Q: Add list at the end of another list (not just copy references) I can't just modify the original list.
This is how I've seen it done:
List<String> l1 = new ArrayList<String>();
l1.add("Hello");
l1.add("World");
List<String> l2 = new ArrayList<String>(l1); //A new arrayList.
l2.add("Everybody");

So I now would have a new list, which is a copy of the first one. And I can modify the second without the first being changed.
And now I'm having trouble understanding how to do the same, but adding the items at the end of the list.
What I though was doing exactly the above code, and adding the list to another list. With addAll for example. But I see everywhere how this only copies references and so on, so if it's inside a method or the its a rmi code the list itself wouldn't be complete, it'd get references to the other list I just created.
Since I need to do this for many types of list not sure if going item by item is ideal. So I need to add a list at the end of another list, if that's possible at all.

A: addAll copies references of the elements of the source list to the end of the target list, it doesn't copy a reference to the source list itself.
This is not different from what the constructor you are using - new ArrayList<String>(l1) - does. If one meets your requirements, the other does too.
BTW, in the case of a List of an immutable class, such as String, it doesn't matter that the references to the elements are copied (as opposed to copies of the elements), since you can't modify the elements, so nothing you can do to the content of the second list will affect the content of the original list.


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This isn't the first time the Pac-Man ghosts have lit up our nights. In 2010, we wrote about these guys, but we're having trouble finding them for sale anywhere now.
This latest lamp sells for $61.99 (£51, AU$82) from Vat19.com. The site also sells a cheaper color-changing LED Pac-Man ghost light in more of an 8-bit style for $31.99 (£26, AU$42).


Every few years, one of the world's most entrenched artsy rituals takes place at the Carnegie Museum of Art, located just a few miles outside of downtown Pittsburgh. The Carnegie International is the oldest North American exhibition of contemporary art showcasing new artists from around the globe. It was first organized at the behest of industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, premiering on November 5, 1896.
This year's play-themed International brings together 35 artists in a broad spectrum of medium (with at least half of the artists being women). The four part show is made up of the main exhibition and a few shows-within-the-show, such as mini-retrospectives of past International pieces from the Carnegie's collection and The Playground Project – a history of post-war playground design along side artworks by the CMA's children's art camp.
The 2013 Carnegie International is on display through March 16, 2014. Let Visit Pittsburgh help plan your trip to the Steel City or contact Wanderlust Tours to create a customized art tour of the city.
We are thrilled to have Chet Domitz, expert in contemporary art from Hammond Harkins Gallery in Columbus, OH. share his thoughts on this year's International. Read Chet's article here.


My current research revolves around topics that I have been passionate about for many years. Growing up in a small town, I roamed the woods, caught frogs, and watched Heinz Sielmann's Expeditionen ins Tierreich (Expeditions into the Animal Kingdom) for as long as I can remember. Although my involvement in nature conservation started at a young age, today I try to maintain a more neutral perspective. Global diversity loss is a huge concern for me. However, I think it is difficult to judge certain processes that contribute to this problem – such as some agricultural methods – because they also produce goods that are essential to people's lives. It is important to strike a good balance. As a scientist, I want to produce knowledge that helps decision makers and other key members of society make informed decisions.
I am astonished at how little we know about the critical relationship between humans and nature. In Europe, when we decide to cut subsidies for intensive farming, but the consumption of agricultural products either remains the same or increases, then this means that deforestation rates will increase in countries like Brazil, Argentina, or Paraguay, because we need to import more soybeans for animal feed, for instance. Thus, in my project funded by the Einstein Foundation, we examine agricultural expansion and intensification processes at the global level and investigate their impact on biodiversity loss in different international regions. It is critical to have knowledge about these types of feedback processes, in order to align our resource consumption with goals for ecosystem protection.
If you talk to people who have been working in the field of conservation biology for some time, you will not meet many optimists. For decades, ecosystems have faced mounting pressure, which has already led to the loss of different species and incredibly unique landscapes. At the same time, we have learned that there are a wide range of options to get our consumption to line up with conservation targets. Especially now that I am the father of two children, I refuse to be pessimistic, even though our society needs a much more fundamental transformation than anything that currently seems possible. With my research, I want to contribute to a better understanding of the impact of our activities on biodiversity and therefore find pathways to a more sustainable future. I am convinced that we will be able to achieve this transformation.
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Hannover Fair, April 11, 2005- IBM and Dassault Systèmes (Nasdaq: DASTY; Euronext Paris: #13065, DSYPA) today announced that Denmark-based Jokan System has implemented their Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions to dramatically speed product development cycle time.
With CATIA V5 and SMARTEAM, both IBM PLM solutions developed by Dassault Systèmes, Jokan System wanted to streamline its product development process using generative mechanical design. This method enables the capture and reuse of the company's extensive skills and knowledge to automate and standardize common aspects of the product design and to eliminate errors and redesigns for the benefit of its customers.
Jokan System has 130 employees. It designs and manufactures automated solutions for internal transport, including handling, sorting, palletizing, and conveyor-belt systems. It provides material handling solutions to a variety of industries, including distribution, production, airlines, automotive, and automotive suppliers. After considering a range of possible solutions, Jokan System chose CATIA V5, the world's leading 3D product-development application, associated with Plant Layout, to handle its top-down design process. It also added Digital Mock-Up capabilities to handle verification of large assemblies and layouts. In addition, Jokan System selected SMARTEAM, a leading collaborative product data and lifecycle management solution, to manage parallel workflows and logistics between design and production.