text:
QUESTIONS have been raised why the company behind a proposed $1-billion gas pipeline did not placed adverts in local newspapers, as required by the state's planning laws, to notify residents of modifications to the project. However, the state government and the company behind the project say the obligation was met, as an advert was placed in a state-wide paper, which circulates in the local region. Hunter Gas Pipeline, the company behind the project, placed ads in all the local newspapers along the 700-kilometre pipeline route - except for those in the Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains shires - advertising its plan to apply for a five-year extension, which was recently granted. READ ALSO The company's managing director Garbis Simonian said his company had complied with statue to advertise locally. "I'm sorry if I forgot one or two shires along the route," Mr Simonian said. "The project is so long, it's possible we just over looked some towns. For that reason, we placed ads in the Sydney Morning Herald and the Newcastle Herald." Breeza farmer Peter Wills was disappointed the Gunnedah and Liverpool Shire LGAs were not treated the same as other regions. "The company has afforded other communities the benefit of local advertising, why have our communities been admitted from that basic statutory responsibility?" he asked. Have your say. Click this link to send a letter to the editor NSW Department of Planning is also required to place newspaper adverts regarding modifications. A department spokesperson said the requirement states the advert must be placed in a newspaper that "circulates" in the local area. "The department and the company advertised the application in local and state-wide newspapers," they said. "Advertisements were placed in newspapers with circulations covering the entire pipeline route, in accordance with regulations." Of the almost 200 submissions regarding the five-year extension, only one was in favour - Kurri Kurri based business Weston Aluminium, which was founded by Mr Simonian, who is also the company's managing director. The Leader also recently revealed it's been more than eight years since Hunter Gas Pipeline consulted with local landholders about the project.
https://nnimgt-a.akamaihd.net/transform/v1/crop/frm/37sRjZccYfaNxXbGxARzun2/50ddb616-1128-4483-95ef-11d679c1dfb7.png/r0_399_4292_2824_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg
Questions over Hunter-Queensland gas pipeline's failure to advertise changes locally in Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains
Jamieson Murphy
QUESTIONS have been raised why the company behind a proposed $1-billion gas pipeline did not placed adverts in local newspapers, as required by the state's planning laws, to notify residents of modifications to the project.
However, the state government and the company behind the project say the obligation was met, as an advert was placed in a state-wide paper, which circulates in the local region.
Hunter Gas Pipeline, the company behind the project, placed ads in all the local newspapers along the 700-kilometre pipeline route - except for those in the Gunnedah and Liverpool Plains shires - advertising its plan to apply for a five-year extension, which was recently granted.
Farmers fear eight years of silence on recently renewed gas pipeline
New England independent among nation's most donated to candidates
Driver fanging it at 198kph tells police he was 'just giving it a bit'
The company's managing director Garbis Simonian said his company had complied with statue to advertise locally.
"I'm sorry if I forgot one or two shires along the route," Mr Simonian said.
"The project is so long, it's possible we just over looked some towns. For that reason, we placed ads in the Sydney Morning Herald and the Newcastle Herald."
Breeza farmer Peter Wills was disappointed the Gunnedah and Liverpool Shire LGAs were not treated the same as other regions.
"The company has afforded other communities the benefit of local advertising, why have our communities been admitted from that basic statutory responsibility?" he asked.
Have your say. Click this link to send a letter to the editor
NSW Department of Planning is also required to place newspaper adverts regarding modifications.
A department spokesperson said the requirement states the advert must be placed in a newspaper that "circulates" in the local area.
"The department and the company advertised the application in local and state-wide newspapers," they said.
"Advertisements were placed in newspapers with circulations covering the entire pipeline route, in accordance with regulations."
Of the almost 200 submissions regarding the five-year extension, only one was in favour - Kurri Kurri based business Weston Aluminium, which was founded by Mr Simonian, who is also the company's managing director.
The Leader also recently revealed it's been more than eight years since Hunter Gas Pipeline consulted with local landholders about the project.
Discuss "Questions over gas pipeline's failure to advertise changes locally"


text:
Q: I want to traverse the keys and the list in the hash map with the corresponding key i want the value(list) to be printed I want to traverse the keys and the list in the hash map
with the corresponding key.
Want the value(list) to be printed. Can anyone help?
public class Demo {

public static void main(String[] args) {
    HashMap<String,List<String> >  hashmapobj = new HashMap<String,List<String>();
    List<String> listobj=new ArrayList<String>();
    listobj.add("yellow");
    listobj.add("green");
    listobj.add("orange");
    listobj.add("blue");

    hashmapobj.put("color", listobj);
    hashmapobj.put("light", listobj);

    }

}

A:  for(Map.Entry<String, List<String>> m: hashmapobj.entrySet())
        {
            String key = m.getKey();
            List<String> list = m.getValue();
            System.out.println("Key is: "+key);

            System.out.println("Value is: "+list);

        }

A: for(Map.Entry<String, List<String>> items: hashmapobj.entrySet()){
    System.out.print(items.getKey());
    List<String> list = items.getValue();
    for(String s : list){
        System.out.print(" " + s);
    }
    System.out.println();
}

This will print your key and then all of the values stored in your List<String> on the same line. Each key:value gets its own line.

A: Try something like below:
for (Map.Entry<String, List<String>> entry : hashmapobj.entrySet()) {
     for (String val : entry.getValue()) {
           //do stuff
     }
}

A: while (iterator.hasNext()) {

    String key = (String) iterator.next();

    Iist value = (list)map.get(key);

    System.out.println("Key: "+ key+", Value: "+ value);

}

May be this will help you

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Villa Giona-Fagiuoli stands in Cengia, by the feet of Castelrotto's hill (San Pietro in Cariano) and it was erected at the end of 1400, but it has been restructured in the following centuries.
The main building is connected to two wings, set in horsehoe both ending with a devecot tower. The central inhabited part of the building looks out to a part of the park, which continues around the building. The suggestive shape and the good acoustic of the building make Villa Giona-Fagiuoli a perfect place for theater and music events, such as the exhibition Musica in Villa.


text:
Imagration Thoughs
November 15, 2018 / Dan Holbrook	/ Leave a comment
Cartoon Of The Day June, 26
June 26, 2018 / Dan Holbrook	/ Leave a comment
June, 26 History In Review
The U.S. begins Berlin Airlift
On this day in 1948, U.S. and British pilots begin delivering food and supplies by airplane to Berlin after the city is isolated by a Soviet Union blockade.
When World War II ended in 1945, defeated Germany was divided into Soviet, American, British and French zones of occupation. The city of Berlin, though located within the Soviet zone of occupation, was also split into four sectors, with the Allies taking the western part of the city and the Soviets the eastern. In June 1948, Josef Stalin's government attempted to consolidate control of the city by cutting off all land and sea routes to West Berlin in order to pressure the Allies to evacuate. As a result, beginning on June 24 the western section of Berlin and its 2 million people were deprived of food, heating fuel and other crucial supplies.
Though some in U.S. President Harry S. Truman's administration called for a direct military response to this aggressive Soviet move, Truman worried such a response would trigger another world war. Instead, he authorized a massive airlift operation under the control of General Lucius D. Clay, the American-appointed military governor of Germany. The first planes took off from England and western Germany on June 26, loaded with food, clothing, water, medicine and fuel.
By July 15, an average of 2,500 tons of supplies was being flown into the city every day. The massive scale of the airlift made it a huge logistical challenge and at times a great risk. With planes landing at Tempelhof Airport every four minutes, round the clock, pilots were being asked to fly two or more round-trip flights every day, in World War II planes that were sometimes in need of repair.
The Soviets lifted the blockade in May 1949, having earned the scorn of the international community for subjecting innocent men, women and children to hardship and starvation. The airlift–called die Luftbrucke or "the air bridge" in German–continued until September 1949, for a total delivery of more than 1.5 million tons of supplies and a total cost of over $224 million. When it ended, the eastern section of Berlin was absorbed into Soviet East Germany, while West Berlin remained a separate territory with its own government and close ties to West Germany. The Berlin Wall, built in 1961, formed a dividing line between East and West Berlin. Its destruction in 1989 presaged the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union and marked the end of an era and the reemergence of Berlin as the capital of a new, unified German nation.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Handelt es sich bei 24option um Betrug oder nicht? Die Antwort findest du in dem aktuellen Test auf hokejovavystroj.eu ➜ Jetzt klicken ✚ unsere Erfahrungen. Aug. ption. ONLINE BROKER Folgende Brokerhäuser wurden von mir getestet: ption, Zypern International operierendes Brokerhaus mit. 8. Aug. 24option Erfahrungen Auszahlung – Die Plattform 24option wirbt für CFD und Forex Trading. Doch was steckt hinter den Vorwürfen zu. Dank des MetaTraders läuft der Handel nicht nur denkbar einfach, sondern auch übersichtlich. Swaps werden nur fällig, wenn eine Position über Nacht gehalten wird. Bei 24option habe ich deshalb gleich nach den ersten paar Trades eine Auszahlung per KK gefordert und siehe da es geht auch anders. Dabei ist zu beachten, dass sich die gewählte Währung zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt nicht mehr ändern lässt. Natürlich können Händler auch per Banküberweisung Geld auf ihr Konto einzahlen. We need to understand there techniques and act promptly as there is very small timeframe where we can act and get money back. Aber ich möchte mich auch bei jedem bedanken der sich hier geöffnet hat! Händler können zwischen klassischen bis exotischen und potenziell riskanten Handels-Chancen wählen. Handelt es sich bei 24option um Betrug oder nicht? Bevor sich Trader bei 24option anmelden möchten sie natürlich auch wissen, wie schnell der Broker Auszahlungen bearbeitet. Warum habe ich das gemacht?
A number of variations are available. You can win big, but it is not a method of trading for the risk averse. Expiration times can make the difference between a successful and an unsuccessful trade.
Therefore, the offering from 24Option is sufficient. Demo accounts are available for new traders at 24Option.
This account lets you learn how to use the trading platform and get to know the features and options of the dashboard. It is not a stripped-down version, so everything you see in the demo account is exactly the same as the real account you will get when you start trading for real.
If you are not happy, you never have to log in to the account again. Binary options are traded by people from all backgrounds. The only rule is you have to be over After that, all you need is Internet access, a willingness to learn and a tolerance for risk.
Another motivational tool during our review of trade efforts with 24option, is their various account types e. Platinum, Gold and Standard account.
It helps to understand the depths of each account and which best fits your trading style. We found that the insight offered by the personal account manager team to be very useful in helping clients to decide which route to take as a beginner.
We also found as a positive incentive that 24option presents the option to close early as on online trading feature. The deposit interface of 24option is very simple to comprehend.
There are various methods of funding allowed for online binary trading, like clients can deposit funds by using MasterCard or Visa, Credit card, digital payment method or through bank transfer.
She used to recommend 24options quite a lot. Investors also have access to popular online trading platform MetaTrader4 MT4.
On top of it all, they will call just to confirm if you have received your withdrawals.
Do not sign any spielquittung resolution contract without taking legal advise from a lawyer. Die besten 24Option Alternativen. Werte Damen und Herren. Jürgen Häringer Verfasst am: Nur Abzocke und Betrug.!!!! So doubledown casino online Unverschämtheit und Drückerkolonne etoro webtrader mir noch nie untergekommen. Das Handeln und Traden sehe ich allerdings mehr als Hobby, sodass am Ende des Monats maximal kleinere Gewinne entstehen. Damit wollten Sie erreichen, bvb trikot 18/19 die geforderten Zahlungen geleistet werden. Jetzt fing die Katastrophe an. Über die innovative Webseite können sich Neukunden in wenigen Augenblicken bei 24option anmelden. Alternativ sind Apps für Android und iOS verfügbar. War auch kurze zeit da angemeldet.
This is a price range that includes both an upper and a lower value. This is why there is less risk than touch options, i.
Because of the nature of Forex markets, most experienced traders do not place Boundary options trades on Forex pairs.
The only rule is you have to be over After that, all you need is Internet access, a willingness to learn and a tolerance for risk. This gives the hundreds of thousands of Muslims interested in binary options trading the opportunity to get an account and trade with the peace of mind that they are doing it on a platform and with an account that complies with Sharia Law.
Platinum, Gold and Standard account. It helps to understand the depths of each account and which best fits your trading style.
Agree, a pretty good deal! Especially if you want a reliable platform in terms of tech solutions. No bugs, no delays. Maybe a small amount of money to start with, and see how it develops.
There is a woman on YouTube that is describing trend reversal strategies and other tactics. She used to recommend 24options quite a lot.
One should always see quite easily if the platform is reasonable. When choosing a CFD Forex broker it is always important to check the list of licensed brokers here , to see if your broker is licensed by a government regulatory agency.
Are you currently investing with this broker? Please share your experience in the comments section below.
No any bad words can I say on this company. But they need to make support better as they answer slow. But trading is OK, strategies OK going.
In my experience, they are probably the best brokers out there. On top of it all, they will call just to confirm if you have received your withdrawals.
The only thing they need to work on is customer service particularly for beginners. When you are new to the financial markets, you need someone to assist you and give you insight but they tend to fall short in that regard.
So if you are a beginner, i would recommend that you learn the ropes from someone prior to signing up with 24 Option as they prioritize experienced traders who make substantially large investments it seems.
I had some experience in trading before, but it was hard to succeed without good information. Your email address will not be published. Free demo trading accounts are available on all trading accounts.
However, all good platforms offer a wide variety to choose from. You will not be disappointed by the range of underlying assets available at 24Option. A custom built platform also gives the broker more control over making it easy to wetter in mainz 7 tage and 24option erfahrung forum every trader has all the information they need. In online casino s licencí, it was one of the first binary options brokers to be officially recognized by CySEC when the regulator started to monitor the industry. Your email address will giropay wiki be published. I had some experience in trading before, but it was hard to succeed without good juventus vs barcelona. She used to recommend 24options quite a lot. It helps to understand the tales deutsch of each account and which best fits your trading style. A number of variations are available. Therefore, the offering from 24Option is sufficient. This lernspiele deutsch kostenlos makes 24Option a binary option broker we can highly recommend.
Super aufdringlich, unterschwellig beleidigend und absolut sozial Inkompetent. Aus diesem Grund ist es definitiv empfehlenswert, sich vor einer Kontoeröffnung mit den Hintergründen zu befassen. This is a big change for anyone used to the fixed risk del2 ergebnisse heute of binaries. Januar um Jeder bei 24option aktualisierte Kontotyp bietet auch Drittanbieter-Handelswarnungen an.
Von Tradern am besten bewertete Broker. Auf diesem findet sich ein virtuelles Guthaben, welches bedenkenlos zum Testen und erarbeiten einer eigenen Strategie genutzt werden kann. Gerichtsstand nur in Zypern möglich. Die Mitarbeiter sind kompetent, freundlich und sehr gut erreichbar. Joschi Bei 24option habe ich gehandelt. Wurde weiter dazu genötigt mehr Geld zu überweisen. Diese ist als Aufsichtsbehörde eines EU-Mitgliedsstaates darüber wacht, dass gesetzliche Richtlinien eingehalten werden. Verschwunden sind für Privatanleger die binären Optionen. Online casino 2019 ist reine Zockerei weil kein Mensch die Kursentwicklung in einem so kurzen Zeitrahmen vorausahnen kann. Die Einzahlungen können auf verschiedenen Wegen vorgenommen werden. Einfache und rasche Einzahlung. Weiter zum Broker 24option und anmelden. Bonusangebot ist auch nicht schlecht.


text:
By Day By Week By Month By Year Search
UpComing this month
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 January February March April May June July August September October November December 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025


Plus 25 Remixes for other musical acts including Death In Vegas, Tuxedomoon and Ladytron.
20 Selected Live Performances as ADULT.
04/06/01: San Francisco, CA -Rawhide Club "Friends of the Whitney presents:Unstable Transformation"
Carpenter, Susan. "New Songs, Old Beats." LOS ANGELES TIMES [July 28, 2002].
Gensler, Andrew. "Dressed to Kill, DECAMPMENT." NY TIMES.com [Nov. 14, 2008].
Gillien, Brendan. "Adult. Education." URB [No.105, June 2003].
Guillaume, Michel. "Adult. Musique." D SIDE [Vol.40, May/June 2007].
Host, Vivian. "Scare Tactics: Adult. Let's the Skeletons out of the Closet (Cover Story)." XLR8R [No.90 Sept. 2005].
Martin, Piers. "Minor Threat." THE FACE [ Jan. 2002].
Matthew, Simmons. "Intelligent Design." RESONANCE [Issue 53, 2007].
Pattison, Louis. "Help! The Aged." NME [April 19, 2003].
Pidgeon, Liz. "ADULT." OUTBURN [No.22, 2003].
Pratt, Tim. "Adult. Duo Hits the Road, Angst and All." DETROIT FREEPRESS [May 16, 2003].
Reynolds, Simon. "The 70s are so 90s. The 80s are the Thing Now. (Arts & Leisure Cover Story)." NY TIMES [Sunday, May 5, 2002].
Rubin, Mike. "Album Review: 8/10." SPIN [Vol.17, No. 3, March 2001].
Serilla, Scott. "Adult. Break (It) Down (Cover Story)." REAL DETROIT [May 4 -10, 2005].
Strauss, Neil. "Critics Notebook (Living Arts Cover Story)." NY TIMES [June 12, 2001].
Wasacz, Walter. "Here Comes Trouble." URB [Vol.15, No. 130, Oct. 2005].
Wayne, Citizen. "Adult. Take on Kraftwerk and Change the Channel." VICE [Vol. 8, No. 2, 2000].
Wolf, Mike. "All Grown Up." TIME OUT NEW YORK [Issue 395, Apr. 24 - May 1, 2003].


Find Water Trough in Canada | Visit Kijiji Classifieds to buy, sell, or trade almost anything! New and used items, cars, real estate, jobs, services, vacation rentals and more virtually anywhere in Alberta.
Behlen Country 6 ft water trough for sale Holds 150-200 gallons No holes, leaks. Drain plug near the bottom side.
galvanized water trough Gardening supplies and tools in Spokane, Washington at AmericanListed. Find a wide variety of gardening tools and resources. Buy and sell plants, trees, bushes, flowers, gardening tools, gardening hoes, gardening shovels and moreWashington in one convenient place.
galvanized water trough at AmericanListed – Classifieds across the united states.. A wide variety of classified ads Buy, rent, sell and find anything - galvanized water trough listings.
Ideal for mountain meadows High plains pastures Windmill watering systems Desert water stations Farm pastures, feed lots or corrals. From smallest round and round end tank to 11 ft. round units, all are built with the same heavy-duty construction for durability.
Pre-formed Solutions - Concrete Feed and Water Trough UK!
Water Troughs & Stock Tanks. View product list. Plastic stock water tanks are great watering troughs helping to provide a better life for livestock such as cattle, horses, sheep & pigs. Smaller stock tanks are designed for portable livestock watering.
Johnson Concrete Products' concrete livestock waterers are also known as concrete tanks, constant flow tanks, and cattle waterers. Our durable tanks can be manufactured with different options, including statinless steel troughs, and we have an entire line of constant flow models.
Wanted: a low 300g water trough. If you have one no longer needed or for sale please email. Jessica recently lost everything in a barn fire in Lanark, just west of Ottawa and 10 loved equines. She is in need of a low 300g water trough.
Have 2 big water troughs for sale.
Our jobs range from one trough or one tank on a small parcel of land, to complete water systems on large ranches that consist of multiple tanks, troughs, and miles of pipeline. Another popular product is the "Cowboy Swimming Pool." We build many concrete tanks that are built with the purpose and plumbing to be a fully functional swimming pool.
Our Range of quality water troughs and livestock tanks are purpose built to stand up in the toughest Australian conditions. Designed to be exposed to harsh weather and conditions, Polymaster and Urban Poly has mastered how to create robust yet simple to use and install water troughs .
At Palmer Feed & Supply we only carry the best quality concrete water troughs. You can find your perfect concrete trough size at Palmer Feed & Supply.
Poly Water Troughs, Feed Troughs, Grain Handling, Spray Tanks, Irrigation Tanks and more. Manufactured in Tasmania and sold Australia-wide. Call 1800 752 784. Suppliers of Quality, Durable Agricultural Equipment for the Farm and Orchard. Poly Water Troughs, Feed Troughs, Grain Handling, Spray Tanks, Irrigation Tanks and more.
Cattle Water Trough for Sale – Plastic, Galvanized Design, Manufacturing & Installation. Mid Valley Manufacturing Inc. provides durable and flexible dairy cattle water trough options to ensure optimal watering. Don't rely on just any cow trough—instead, choose Mid Valley cattle drinking troughs that are specifically designed for dairy cows.
Water Troughs Quick View. JFC Fast Flowing Drinking Trough. €172.00 inc VAT. €139.84 ex VAT . In stock. In store. Home Delivery. ... Top Fill Concrete Water Trough 300Gallon. Was €349.00 Save €50.00. €299.00 inc VAT. €243.09 ex VAT . In store. Home Delivery. Quick View. JFC Micro Drinking Bowl. €54.99 inc VAT.
Concrete Water Troughs are robust and therefore will not lose their shape or be pushed around by livestock. All troughs have a rubber bung to facilitate easy draining. Ballcocks – the ballcock is mounted onto a plate which is fixed to the side of the trough. The water pipe is recessed in the back of the trough.
Shop water troughs available for sale now. Showcasing Water Troughs online.
Suitable for cattle, horses, goats, sheep and even pets, the Titan water trough is made from hard wearing and durable plastic. Double Sided Water Trough. Capacity 136 Litres/ 30 .
We have used tires for water and feed for YEARS. They are indestructible. We just cut them in half and get 2 "donuts" and put the feed and water in the circular part. I am very interested to learn how these guys fill in the "donut hole" to make a deep water trough. That would be great.
Chicken feeders for sale at Cackle Hatchery®! We have chicken feeders that are made of galvanized steel to PVC types. Chick feeders and grown chicken feeders that adjust as your chickens grow. We have some diy or homemade and chicken feeder with automatic designs, weather resistant and up to 5 gallon feeders.


Securitycheck Extensions offers one type of service: downloads.
Downloads are further divided into free-of-charge downloads, available to non-registered users, and for-a-fee downloads, available only to subscribers. Access to the former is provided unconditionally to anyone who can access Securitycheck Extensions through Internet. The latter are provided only to qualifying subscribers, if they are logged in, and only for the term of their subscription. As soon as your subscription expires you will have no access to any of the for-a-fee downloads, even for those items which were already published or made available during your subscription's term.
Our services are provided as-is, without any warranty whatsoever. The exact terms of our software license can be read by following the "License" link at the bottom of any page of Securitycheck Extensions. Regarding the support services, we can not guarantee the validity or veracity of any provided information or suggestion.
IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW SECURITYCHECK EXTENSIONS, ITS OWNERS, STAFF, ASSOCIATES OR ANYONE AFFILIATED WITH ITS MAINTENANCE, OPERATION OR HOSTING BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE SERVICES (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA OR DATA BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A FAILURE OF OUR PROGRAMS TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
Should the applicable law hold Securitycheck Extensions, its owners or any party affiliated with it liable for damages, the maximum amount of damages acknowledged shall be no higher than 5 Euros. Shall any dispute arise between the owners of Securitycheck Extensions and a third party, the only applicable jurisdiction is the Courts of Law of Madrid.
If you do not agree with these Terms, you are not allowed to use our services. Moreover, any use of our services implies the unconditional and immediate acceptance of the aforementioned terms, waiving your legal rights to uphold them. Acting in violation of these Terms of Service constitutes a violation of our copyright and abuse of a computer system.
Please consult our refund policy document.
Please consult our support policy document.
The owners of Securitycheck Extensions believe in software Freedom and strive to provide low cost, high quality services surrounding their software. In order to keep the costs low, without placing artificial restrictions, we have a fair use policy in place. In no event shall we provide support to anyone who is seeking our support for more than three domains per month. This restriction is in place to deter edge cases, like a hosting provider buying a single subscription, installing the software on all of his clients' sites and then overflowing our support services with its client's requests. If such behaviour is detected, we regret to inform you that we will immediately terminate the user account without a refund.
Moreover, Securitycheck Extensions reserves the right to terminate any account which is suspected in being implicated in unlawful or abusive activity, including –but not limited to– unsolicited mass distribution of our for-a-fee software. Account termination is in the sole discretion of Securitycheck Extensions and we reserve the right to not provide any prior warning or further information.
We reserve the right to terminate user accounts (upon fair warning) of users who are submitting the same support requests numerous times to our support ticket system. We reserve the right to block or terminate accounts (upon fair warning) of users who submit an excessive amount of support requests.
If the content you submit to Securitycheck Extensions is deemed offensive, inappropriate, defamatory, objectionable or in any other way engage in disruptive behavior we reserve the right to use your personal information to stop such behavior.
If Securitycheck Extensions believes on reasonable grounds that you are in violation of the laws of Spain, or the European Union directives, we reserve the right to submit your personal information - including the content itself and any other relevant information about you - to the proper authorities, such as law enforcement, your ISP or school email / ISP.
Securitycheck Extensions reserves the right to terminate user accounts (free or paid subscribers) when the aforementioned fair use rules are violated. Furthermore, Securitycheck Extensions reserves the right to terminate user accounts if the user is posting unsolicited messages (spam), engaged in sites or services promoting the unauthorized distribution of proprietary or other distributed for-a-fee software (warez), directly promoting or linking to resources promoting indecent or unlawful actions, or in any other way trying to disrupt or diminish the quality of the services offered by this site. Account termination takes place without prior notice and is considered final. Holders of terminated accounts, if they are paid subscribers, will not be refunded. Securitycheck Extensions reserves the right to terminate any further user accounts created by the holder of a terminated account, or any other person, business or organization affiliated with or endorsed by the holder of a terminated account.
We reserve the right to add, remove or modify any section, article or paragraph of our Terms of Service without prior notice. All changes are effective immediately.
Securitycheck Extensions and Securitycheck Extensions logo® are registered trademarks owned by José Antonio Luque for its non-exclusive use. No commercial use whatsoever may be made of these marks without the express written permission of the mark owner.
Sending an email to contacto at this domain name.
Alternatively, you can use the "Contact Us" link on the bottom of every page of this site.


text:
'Torchwood' Star John Barrowman Touches Fan Nerves With Ianto Shrine Visit
ATX Festival Sets Showtime's 'The Good Lord Bird' As Saturday Night Marquee
By Amanda N'Duka
Amanda N'Duka
pmc-editorial-manager
More Stories By Amanda
Robert De Niro, Mike Myers, Timothy Olyphant, Michael Shannon, Chris Rock, Anya Taylor-Joy & More Join David O. Russell Movie
Freestyle Digital Picks Up Sports Docu 'On Thin Ice' & 'The Canyonlands' Indie; Gravitas Ventures Acquires 'Eddy's Kingdom' Docu – Film Briefs
MGM, 'Queen & Slim' Director Melina Matsoukas Set First-Look Film Deal
June 1, 2020 9:16am
ATX Television Festival has announced that the first-ever virtual Saturday night marquee event will be a sneak peek and conversation with the team behind Showtime's upcoming limited series The Good Lord Bird.
Scheduled to debut August 9, Blumhouse Television series stars Ethan Hawke, Joshua Caleb Johnson, Ellar Coltrane, Hubert Point-Du Jour, Beau Knapp, Nick Eversman, Jack Alcott and Mo Brings Plenty.
The Good Lord Bird is based on James McBride's 2013 novel and told from the point of view of Onion (Johnson), an enslaved boy, who is part of John Brown's (Hawke) motley crew of abolitionist soldiers during the time of Bleeding Kansas, eventually participating in the famous 1859 raid on the Army depot at Harpers Ferry. Brown's raid failed to initiate the slave revolt he intended, but was the instigating event that started the Civil War.
'The Chi': Luke James Upped To Series Regular For Season 4 Of Showtime Drama
Confirmed panelists include star/executive producer Hawke, author/executive producer McBride, and Johnson.
The Good Lord Bird is joining previously announced Showtime title Outcry, the five-part documentary series which examines the gripping story of high school football star Greg Kelley and a quest for truth and justice in central Texas. Showtime President of Entertainment Jana Winograde will also join "Channel Changers: a Conversation with TV's Presidents," a panel conversation with studio, network, and streaming Presidents about the current (and future) state of TV, production, and leadership within the industry.
"It's fantastic to partner with ATX TV in reigniting the festival circuit, even if it has to originate from the place we experience television the most – our living rooms!" said Winograde. "We are eager, especially now, to connect with audiences wherever they may be, whether that be through our programming or through the great panels at ATX. SHOWTIME has so many exciting things happening, both on screen and behind the scenes, and I look forward to sharing our insights and our content during this unprecedented time."
The virtual festival will run from June 5-7.
Neil Mahoney Dies: Emmy-Nominated Editor For 'Key & Peele' Was 43


I am honored to be showing my work at the amazing Art Intersection, in Gilbert Arizona, along with Katy Tuttle and Ernesto Esquer. Opening Reception is Saturday, October 28, from 6-8, with an Artist Walk & Talk before that, beginning at 4:30. I'll be there, and hope to see you there, too! You can read more about the exhibit here.


I love writing poetry for children. I love to see their faces light up when I read my poetry to them. The dolly I wrote about had a great response from both young and old. My father read it before anyone, and he sat and cried. He thought it was lovely.
with a dolly in mind.
Her mother led her around the shop.
At the shelf with the dolly her mother did stop.
The child reached out and felt for the dolly.
this dolly is blind; she only has one eye.
I've a dolly right here you might like to buy."
"No, this is the one," the child said to her mother.
"If I can't have her, I don't want any other."
and just like the dolly, this child was blind.


Personal Care Assistance (PCA) services provide assistance and support for persons with disabilities, living independently in the community. This includes the elderly and others with special health care needs. PCA services are covered, medically necessary, services provided by a Personal Care Attendant (PCA), in the recipient's home or in the community when normal life activities take them outside the home.
Activities of daily living (eating, toileting, grooming, dressing, bathing, transferring, mobility, and positioning.
Instrumental activities of daily living (meal planning and preparation, managing finances, shopping for food, communication by telephone or other media, getting around and participating in the community).
Health related functions through hands-on assistance, supervision, and cueing.


Industry experts from across the health, business, hospitality, creative, ICT, outdoor education, engineering and trades sectors will be targeting prospective employees at CPIT's Industry Expo and Open Day this Thursday from 10am to 3pm.
Over 35 companies will be on hand at CPIT's Madras Street Campus and Trades Innovation Institute to network with the next generation of industry leaders.
"It's a great opportunity for people to come and learn what employers are really looking for, the qualifications needed for particular careers and the job opportunities available to graduates," Bree Underhill, Student Liaison Manager says.
Alongside industry experts, CPIT's subject tutors and current students will be available to talk through study options. A series of information sessions will be held throughout the day for those interested in finding out specifics on the programmes they are interested in.
"Our Open Days are the perfect opportunity for people to find out all the details that make our CPIT programmes unique. They're also a great place to get one-on-one time with tutors and current students and discover what it's really like to be a CPIT student," Underhill says.
For people who are unsure about their career path, CPIT's Career Centre will be open at the Madras Street Campus, offering guidance and advice on getting into study. StudyLink will be available at the Madras Street Campus as well, to help students with finance queries.
A New Zealand Sign Language interpreter will be available on the day from 12noon - 2pm at the Madras Street Campus to sign with prospective students and help them find out the information they need.
What's more - there's also the chance to explore CPIT's Madras Street Campus and Trades Innovation Institute with full tours, including the option to shuttle between campuses and look at CPIT's Ōtautahi House accommodation.


text:
One nonbinary person's ideal public toilet situation; symbols representing facilities rather than permitted genders.
Public toilets are a serious challenge for nonbinary, intersex, or gender nonconforming people. Places that only offer men's or women's restrooms create an unsafe situation where gender nonconforming people have to choose between potentially getting harassed or assaulted, or having to wait so long that they get health problems. A single-occupancy, gender-neutral restroom is safest, so it is important for everyone's rights to be able to find these spaces, and to ask for them to be created in public places that need to have them.
2 Advocating for gender-neutral restrooms
3 Finding gender-neutral restrooms
4 Restroom signs
Problems[edit | edit source]
Restrooms for able-bodied people are often assigned to male and female, with little to no provision for people who don't fit the gender binary. For nonbinary and gender nonconforming people, having to choose whether to go in a men's room or women's room can be a source of social anxiety and gender dysphoria. People who are seen as gender nonconforming may be subjected to harassment, violence, or arrest if others think they have entered the wrong restroom. Because of these risks, some people try to avoid using public toilets by waiting so long that it is bad for their health. Health risks from waiting too long to use a toilet include urinary stones, dehydration, cystitis, and infections of the bladder and kidneys.[1] Another health concern is being able to wash one's hands in order to prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
Go Where? is an article on the gendering of public toilets, looking into the visual symbols and what they say about language and public perception of gender.
"Renaming the bathrooms: A cruel trick for queer ends," by androgyne Raphael Carter regarding a practical joke about signs on restroom doors, providing some levity about these issues.
Advocating for gender-neutral restrooms[edit | edit source]
There has long been a common misconception that having separate restrooms for men and women helps prevent assault. However, facts don't support this assumption.[2] For preventing assault, a single-occupancy restroom is more effective. There is no reason for a single-occupancy restroom to be only for a certain gender. A gender-neutral, single-occupancy restroom makes public places safer for everyone.[1]
Most public places only offer baby changing tables in the women's room, which can be a problem for fathers, and for any other caretaker who feels out of place in a women's room. Caretakers of babies, children, or other dependents want gender-neutral, single-occupancy restrooms. People who have disabilities want accessible, single-occupancy restrooms. Transgender, nonbinary, intersex, and gender nonconforming people can unite with these groups to organize and advocate for these improved public restrooms more effectively.[3]
These are some resources for people who want there to be gender-neutral restrooms in public places.
Transgender Law Center. (2005). Peeing in peace: A resource guide for transgender activists and allies. http://transgenderlawcenter.org/issues/public-accomodations/peeing-in-peace
Sylvia Rivera Law Project (Producer) & Mateik, T. (Director). (2003). Toilet training: Law and order in the bathroom (DVD). United States: Silvia Rivera Law Project.
Finding gender-neutral restrooms[edit | edit source]
How to find gender-neutral public toilets anywhere, and how to handle situations where these aren't available.
Refuge Restrooms is a replacement for Safe2pee. It also has an iOS app available.
Safe2pee[Dead link] is a crowdsourced world map of public toilets that are gender-neutral and/or accessible. There is an iPhone app that uses the information so that you can find places when you're out and about, called Transquat.[Dead link]
Restroom signs[edit | edit source]
In some public places, where the facilities are already adequate, something as simple as the signs on the restroom doors can make a difference in whether people feel safer there. Some kinds of signs are more effective at this, and others make matters worse.
These kinds of signs have disadvantages:
"Family restroom" signs can be seen as excluding people who are not being a caretaker of babies, children, or other dependents at that moment. Sometimes people who are by themselves get told they are not allowed to use them.
Urinal signs that are only on restroom doors that have urinals can seem like a solution for making restrooms gender-neutral without changing the facilities in them. However, they can still be used to single out people who are expected to be able to pee standing up. People end up treating them as if they were still labeled as a men's room. As one trans woman, eva embers, said that a urinal sign "becomes an opportunity to out me, make assumptions about my genitals, essentialize my gender according to my birth sex, and push me into the men's room."[4] In her experience, urinal signs did not reduce sex discrimination against her.
A transgender symbol is not a familiar symbol to everyone, and is not an international pictogram for a restroom. Restrooms need to be marked with an international pictogram, so that people who do not read the local language can recognize them without having to ask for help.
Heart or moon symbols are traditional for outhouse doors in the Western world, but they are not common on public restroom signs. Maybe they should be, but at this point, they would be less recognizable as a restroom sign than human figure pictograms.
Joke restroom signs can poke fun at cultural assumptions about gender. However, some such signs have jokes on them that are transphobic or are about sexual assault. Those make public restrooms feel less safe, and they reflect badly on the opinions of the management, and whether you could go to the management for help. Joke restroom signs can act as a conversation-starter that can be a set-up for harassment. Even a tasteful joke on a restroom sign can make it harder for people who do not read the local language to recognize that this is the door to the restroom.
These kinds of signs have advantages:
Pictograms of human figures are the most internationally recognized symbols for restrooms. It's familiar and effective to see unisex bathrooms marked with just two figures, the standard male and female pictograms. Three figures-- male, female, and a figure that is a mixture of both-- help clarify that these are not the only two genders, and that people who are gender nonconforming are welcome. Some unisex restrooms are marked with a single figure that is a mixture of both male and female pictograms. This mixed figure is based on the split costume from a Victor-Victoria burlesque stage act, which is maybe not the best choice for representing real people who are gender nonconforming, nonbinary, or intersex.
A pictogram of a baby or a baby changing table can be helpful to mark on a restroom door, where applicable.
"Unisex" is okay and common, so it is more recognizable to more people.
"Gender neutral" is okay.
"Gender inclusive restroom" is okay, but the wording is relatively less recognizable to people who are less proficient in reading this language.
"All gender restroom" is the best caption, because it helps challenge the popular misconception that there are only two genders, and it's in wording that is recognizable even to people who are less proficient in reading this language.
These are some examples of what various kinds of gender-inclusive restroom signs look like, showing their advantages and disadvantages.
Trans symbol
"Family restroom"
"Friendly for all genders"
"Unisex"
"All gender restroom"
"Gender neutral"
Baby changing station and accessible
Trans symbol and accessible symbol
"Unisex toilet and baby change"
Traditionally, outhouse doors had a heart or a moon.
"This is a gender inclusive restroom"
"Gender inclusive restroom," with lengthy explanation
A bathroom sign in Sweden, with rainbow pattern and transgender symbol to indicate inclusivity.
A large white triangle and the word "Restroom". Might not be understood as gender-neutral by all viewers.
Stylized human figures: the left one has breasts and the right one has a penis. Referencing anatomy like this is in questionable taste.
"Whatever, just please wash your hands." A joke restroom sign. The reclining alien is in questionable taste.
A joke restroom sign in bad taste, because it suggests unisex bathrooms are for peeping toms.
A restroom sign labeled "Beings", which appears to depict a 3-headed person. Can be considered dehumanizing to transgender/nonbinary people.
Further reading[edit | edit source]
Fogg Davis, Heath (2017). "Why the "transgender" bathroom controversy should make us rethink sex-segregated public bathrooms" (PDF). Politics, Groups, and Identities. doi:10.1080/21565503.2017.1338971.
↑ 1.0 1.1 Laura Erickson-Schroth, ed. Trans Bodies, Trans Selves: A Resource for the Transgender Community. Oxford University Press, 2014. P. 576.
↑ Fogg Davis, Heath (2017). "Bathroom Bouncers: Sex-Segregated Restrooms". Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?. New York University Press.
↑ Laura Erickson-Schroth, ed. Trans Bodies, Trans Selves: A Resource for the Transgender Community. Oxford University Press, 2014. P. 473.
↑ eva embers (May 1, 2014). "Here is what happens". Skysquids (blog). Archived from the original on August 23, 2014.
Retrieved from "https://nonbinary.wiki/w/index.php?title=Public_toilets&oldid=30626"
Articles with dead links


text:
package org.apache.druid.query.aggregation.datasketches.tuple;

import org.apache.datasketches.memory.Memory;
import org.apache.datasketches.tuple.ArrayOfDoublesSketch;
import org.apache.datasketches.tuple.ArrayOfDoublesSketches;
import org.apache.druid.segment.data.ObjectStrategy;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.ByteOrder;

public class ArrayOfDoublesSketchObjectStrategy implements ObjectStrategy<ArrayOfDoublesSketch>
{

  static final ArrayOfDoublesSketchObjectStrategy STRATEGY = new ArrayOfDoublesSketchObjectStrategy();

  @Override
  public int compare(final ArrayOfDoublesSketch s1, final ArrayOfDoublesSketch s2)
  {
    return ArrayOfDoublesSketchAggregatorFactory.COMPARATOR.compare(s1, s2);
  }

  @Override
  public Class<ArrayOfDoublesSketch> getClazz()
  {
    return ArrayOfDoublesSketch.class;
  }

  @Override
  public ArrayOfDoublesSketch fromByteBuffer(final ByteBuffer buffer, final int numBytes)
  {
    return ArrayOfDoublesSketches.wrapSketch(Memory.wrap(buffer, ByteOrder.LITTLE_ENDIAN).region(buffer.position(), numBytes));
  }

  @Override
  @Nullable
  public byte[] toBytes(@Nullable final ArrayOfDoublesSketch sketch)
  {
    if (sketch == null) {
      return null;
    }
    return sketch.toByteArray();
  }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


There are literally hundreds of places to bet online these days. The number of sports betting sites has grown significantly over the years, and new ones are being launched all the time. Sites can drastically vary in quality. Some sites are excellent, some are terrible, but most of them are somewhere in between.
We want to make sure you only use the highest quality sites. That was our primary goal when we launched play-casino-games-now.com so many years ago, and it's still our goal today. We rank and review sports betting sites so we can help you find THE best places to bet.
You might have read something similar on other websites. We're not the only ones to provide this kind of service, as there are lots of other places that rank and review betting sites too. We believe we do it better than most though, and here's why.
We've been doing this for a very long time.
We rank the top sports betting sites in several different categories.
Our rankings are regularly checked and updated as necessary.
We actually care about YOUR experience.
We're experienced enough to know what our readers are looking for, and we know what attributes constitute a good betting site. Our rankings are accurate and honest, and based on what REALLY matters. They're not just chosen randomly, or based on which sites are prepared to pay us the most.
Does this mean you should automatically trust our rankings, and go with the sites we recommend? Well, that's ultimately up to you. We're confident that our recommendations are genuinely the best sites around, but you don't HAVE to take our word for it. There are other ways to choose a betting site too.
Before you make your mind up, we'd like to tell you more about the way we compile our rankings. We've detailed the whole process for you, so that you can see exactly how we evaluate sports betting sites.
There's one thing that matters more than anything else when you're gambling online: YOUR SAFETY. No one wants to risk being ripped off and losing money. That's why it's vital to avoid the sites where that's a possibility.
For that reason, we exclude those sites from our rankings and we NEVER recommend a site unless we're absolutely certain that it can be trusted. Even if we just have mild doubts about a site, we won't feel comfortable recommending it.
That's why the first step in our ranking process is by far the most important one. This is when we discover whether or not a site can DEFINITELY be trusted. For every site we look at, we answer one simple question.
Would we deposit here ourselves?
If the answer is no, how can we possibly justify recommending the site to our readers? We can't, obviously. Any place that we wouldn't trust with our own money is automatically disregarded, and gets nowhere near the rankings we publish.
We're probably even more cautious than we need to be here, but we're comfortable with that. If it means we exclude the occasional worthy site, then so be it. We'd rather risk that than risk including one that's not entirely legitimate.
You're probably wondering how we determine whether a site is legitimate or not. This is actually relatively straightforward. We just have to do some research, and check a few things out. Here's what we look at.
Holding a proper online betting license is an absolute must. First, it indicates that a site is operating legally in the jurisdiction where it's based. It also shows that it's subject to some kind of regulation, and must adhere to the relevant code of conduct set by the licensing authority.
We have to be careful when looking at a site's license though, as simply holding a license isn't necessarily a sign that a site can be trusted. It depends on where that license comes from.
In some jurisdictions, the licensing authorities issue licenses to anyone who pays a fee. There are no real requirements. In other jurisdictions, the licensing authorities are very strict about who they issue licenses to. For obvious reasons, we prefer sites that are licensed by the stricter authorities.
Most betting sites publish details of the relevant license(s) they hold. If they don't, we usually just assume that they're unlicensed or that they have one of the worthless licenses. Either way, they're not making it onto any of our recommended lists.
It's not always easy to find out who owns and/or operates a betting site. We do our best to find out though, as this can be useful information. If the people behind a site appear a bit shady, or have previously been involved with rogue sites, that's obviously a BIG red flag for us.
We don't immediately rule out new sites, or those that haven't been around for very long. There needs to be a very good reason to consider them for our rankings though. We're usually hesitant to recommend sites that haven't had a chance to prove themselves.
Of course, simply being well-established doesn't automatically mean that a site is legit. It needs to have a solid reputation too. Sites with a track record of treating customers well have obviously demonstrated that they can be trusted. Sites with a history of treating customers badly have demonstrated the opposite as far as we're concerned, so they're not even considered for our rankings.
The final thing we look at during this stage is the measures a site takes to protect you and your personal information. They should use advanced security technology to ensure your details are kept safe, and all financial transactions should by digitally encrypted. These are pretty basic requirements really, so if a site can't get these right then we have to question how reliable they are.
Any site that is awarded this seal is considered worthy of our recommendation. It doesn't GUARANTEE inclusion in our rankings though. There are another couple of stages to go through before we decide whether or not a site can genuinely be considered the best around.
Step 2 – What's on Offer?
Do you remember what we wrote in the very first paragraph on this page? We told you that most betting sites are average at best. We estimate that around 80-90% of sites fall into this category. You probably won't have any serious problems if you choose to use one of these sites, but you probably won't have a GREAT experience either.
As we've explained, we actually care about your experience. We don't want to recommend any sites that are merely average. We want to recommend the ones that WILL give you that memorable experience: the sites that you'll want to keep coming back to time and time again.
This means we have to check out exactly what a site has to offer, which is the purpose of this second stage. Again, this is all about research really. Here are some details on a few of the most important factors we look at.
A good betting site should offer betting markets on a variety of different sports. Both major sports and less mainstream sports should be covered. We also like to see an extensive selection of relevant tournaments. We don't completely dismiss places that focus heavily on a small range of sports, but we definitely give preference to the sites with wider coverage.
This is a key consideration for our rankings. You don't want to be limited to just the basic wagers, as this may restrict your opportunities for making money. We prefer sites that offer a wide selection of betting options, with plenty of different wagers to choose from.
This may surprise you, but the odds and lines offered by online betting sites can significantly vary. Although we don't expect a site to offer the best odds and lines EVERY single time, they need to be consistently competitive if they're to be considered a top site.
Depositing and withdrawing are essential parts of online betting. We appreciate when sites make it as easy as possible for you to get your money in, and your winnings out. This means having different banking options to choose from, to suit your own preferences and requirements.
It's not unreasonable for a site to charge a small fee for depositing and/or withdrawing. Nor is it unreasonable for a site to limit the amount that can be withdrawn at any one time. Fees should be kept to a minimum though, and withdrawal limits should not be too restrictive.
We know just how much online bettors appreciate the bonuses and rewards that are available at betting sites. So this a big factor for us when compiling our rankings, and we like to see plenty of extra value available. We're not just concerned with the SIZE of the bonuses and rewards though. The relevant terms and conditions are important too, as these need to be fair.
There are countless additional features that betting sites offer these days. Live betting is probably the most important one we want to see sites offering. Then there are things like early cash-out, streaming of events and dedicated mobile apps. We don't expect a site to offer EVERY possible feature, but we do like to see a good selection.
All the research we do is very meaningful. The first two steps in our evaluation process tell us almost everything we need to know to start forming clear opinions about just how good sites really are.
Research does have its limitations though. It doesn't tell us what it's like to actually use a site, and we can't accurately rank sites unless we know this. That's why we also test each site for ourselves.
This is the most time-consuming part of the process. We have to test a lot of sites, and we like to test them all extensively. We don't just open an account and click around for five minutes. We deposit our money and use a site for an extended period. This is the only way to properly gauge the true quality of a site.
There are several questions we try to answer during the testing stage. Here are some examples.
How easy is it to deposit funds?
How easy it is find and place wagers?
How quickly are winning wagers settled?
How quickly are withdrawals paid out?
This list isn't complete by any means, but it will hopefully give you some insight into what we're trying to achieve during the test stage. Ultimately, it's all about assessing the user experience. Then, and only then, can we decide how highly to rate a site.
This is the most complex step in our ranking process. We go over all the research and testing done in the previous steps, and then apply our ratings.
We won't bore you with all the finer details about exactly how our rating system works. It's a pretty complicated system, and to be honest it's not that interesting. There are a couple of points you should know though.
First, we don't just apply a single rating to each site. That would be FAR too simple! Instead, each site is assigned multiple ratings according to how it performs in different areas. So there'll be one rating for its odds and lines, one rating for its bonuses and rewards, and so on.
These ratings are then weighted based on their importance. This is because not all factors have the same influence on the overall experience of using a site. Having done the weighting, we can then calculate a final rating for a site.
The sites that rate the highest overall are the ones we recommend as the best "all-round" sports betting sites. As we've mentioned, we also rank the best sites in a variety of different categories. For these rankings, we consider how well sites perform in specific areas.
You should now have a better idea of just how much time and effort goes into compiling our betting site rankings. Hopefully you understand just why we're so confident that they're accurate.
Still not ready to trust us? That's fine, we're not offended. Maybe you should check out our reviews instead. We've written comprehensive reviews of many different betting sites, so you can see for yourself exactly what each one has to offer.
If you ARE ready to trust our rankings, keep on reading!
This is the easy part. Once we've compiled our rankings, we then publish them to the relevant page on our website. The following page lists our recommendations for the best sites overall.
The various different categories we cover are all listed on this page too. Here's a selection of some of the most popular.
Before we finish, there's one more important thing to tell you. Our rankings are not set in stone, and we update them as and when required. Just because we don't rate a site highly right now doesn't means it's ratings won't improve if it makes adjustments. Similarly, a site can be removed from our list if it stops performing to our high standards.
If you're committed to using the best sports betting sites at all times (and you should be), then check our rankings regularly. Today's top site may not be tomorrow's top site.


text:
Jenny Craig NZ
How it Works expand
Food & Nutrition expand
Jenny Hub expand
Show all results for '{ search.query }'
Products View all
Free Regular price
Information View all
Tanya lost 36kg^ and is feeling super proud
Centre: Pakuranga, NZ.
Weight loss: 36kg
What was your journey?
At the beginning of this year, I was lying on the couch and one of the Jenny Craig Success Story ads actually popped up on the TV and I think it was seeing the person whose success story it was and seeing their before and after and I thought that was exactly me, that's the way I felt, I don't like the person I am, I don't want to be this person anymore, it's not who I am, I want to get out of this, I want to be better.
After that, I went on to the Jenny Craig website and I was reading some of the previous success stories and reading what the program entails. It actually popped up and said 'Would you like to request a call back?' and I selected my centre and she literally called me back within a couple of hours and booked me in for the very next day. I went and met Dee, she's amazing and she made me feel so comfortable, so confident about the choice that I was making to join. It was incredible. I'm one of those people that gives it 100% so I went into it doing it for myself 110% straight in, it was great.
Why did you choose Jenny Craig?
I loved the way it worked. I loved that they had all the meals prepared and ready to go and it was already portion controlled. It's just so easy to be able to come home and have the meals ready to go. I also liked the way that you learn how to do it on your own, once you come off the Jenny program. Once you've reached your goal and you've moved on to maintenance, you're able to transfer those skills to your life, I think that's what sold it for me because I wanted to go in and not just lose the weight but I wanted to create a lifestyle change and be able to keep the weight off on my own afterward.
Tell us about your weight loss journey
Honestly, I was surprised because when I first joined and I got all the food, I thought 'I don't know how anyone could lose weight on this', I don't know how you can eat so much food and have the food be this tasty and still be losing weight on it, it didn't make sense to me. But then I think I lost about 2 kilos on my first week and I was like 'oh, I'll give it a go for a few more weeks and then every week, it was between 1 and 2 kilos dropping down and then when I increased my exercise because I was feeling better about myself, the more it seemed to drop off. I was amazed that it was actually working for me.
I lost 36 kilos in 37 weeks on the Jenny Craig program. I am so proud of myself, it's probably the best thing I've ever done for myself. Super proud.
I'm proud that I was able to achieve it, proud that I was able to stick to it and just do it for me, because I'm just one of those people that doesn't really put myself first a lot of the time, so I'm just super proud that I was able to spend this year working purely on myself to create a better lifestyle for myself.
What's that like, to lose 36 kilos?
It's a dream. Like you sort of think that you want to get down to this goal weight, and I've surpassed my goal, and I'm way past that goal now. It's amazing!
Was there anything that surprised you on the Jenny Craig program?
How good the food was. That surprised me a lot. Often when you think of a diet you think of the food being bland and simple and boring and tasteless and it wasn't, it was none of those things.
What did you like best about the Jenny Craig food?
I think what I loved about it was that you don't feel like you're missing out you still get a bit of everything that you would normally have, just obviously in moderation and it's planned out for you. I'm one of those people that likes routine, I like to have things planned out and have it ready to go. I did really enjoy coming home and knowing exactly what I was going to have that day. And being able to take it to work and that is what actually helped me stay on track because I think if you are trying to do it yourself and you don't have that system in place and you don't know how to do it by yourself, then you are going to struggle.
What was your favourite meal on Jenny Craig?
The lamb moussaka, it was delicious. Absolutely loved it. it was my favourite thing to look forward to every couple of weeks.
Tell us about your life today
My whole life has changed, my outlook has changed, mindset has changed so my lifestyle has completed changed. I thrive on exercise now. I want to go out and go for my run, I want to go hiking, go walking, I want to do all these things, whereas before I just didn't have the drive to do anything like that. Whenever I get stressed or emotional, I will turn to exercise instead of food, which is huge for me because that was my life for a long time. It's definitely changed my entire life. Food wise I do crave the healthier options now. It's just changed everything. I'm so happy. Ridiculously happy. Very happy.
Start your journey now!
AppointmentBook a Free Appointment
Call us: 0800 502 302Call us:
*New members only. Ends 19.2.22. T&Cs apply.
Copyright © 2022 Jenny Craig Weight Loss Centres Pty. Ltd.
Health Acknowledgement
On Sale from Free From Free Free Regular price Sold Out
Liquid error: Could not find asset snippets/faq-item.liquid
Please search by postcode to check your delivery options
Search by postcode
Please enter a valid postcode


Muslims around the world will celebrate Ramadan May 15-June 14. Will you pray with us that God will reveal himself to them? We will be gathering to pray for Chinese Muslims on Saturday, June 9 starting at 6:00pm. We'll eat Chinese food together, talk about Chinese Muslim beliefs and culture, and spend time praying that God would open doors for the gospel in a powerful way among them.


text:
Mary, Queen of Scots
Time: Tue Dec 08 1542 13:12:00 GMT-0001
Location: Linlithgow, UK
Birthing - Miscarriages
Kids - Noted
Civil/ Political
Profiles Of Women
Scottish royalty, the third child and only daughter of James V of Scotland and his second wife, Marie de Guise Lorraine. Her dad died when she was a week old and she succeeded to the throne as an infant
Moon is in nakshatra of U.Shadha (ζ,σ Sagittarii) in pada 2. Moon has a shadbala ratio of 1.04 and is placed in house 10
The strongest planet in this chart is Saturn with a shadbala ratio of 1.88. Saturn is placed in house 7
Ketu Leo 7° 19' 48'' Magha (Regulus) 3
Jupiter Libra 8° 15' 0'' Svati (Arcturus) 1
Saturn Libra 29° 8' 59'' Vishakha (α,β,γ,ι Librae) 3
Venus Scorpio 16° 31' 48'' Anuradha (β,δ,π Scorpionis) 4
Sun Sagittarius 8° 45' 35'' Mula (ε,ζ,η,θ,ι,κ,λ,μ,ν Scorpionis) 3
Mercury Sagittarius 28° 30' 0'' U.Shadha (ζ,σ Sagittarii) 1
Moon Capricorn 1° 36' 36'' U.Shadha (ζ,σ Sagittarii) 2
Rahu Aquarius 7° 19' 48'' Shatabhi (γ Aquarii) 1
Jupiter 8 December 1542 25 July 1543
Saturn 25 July 1543 5 July 1544
Mercury 5 July 1544 12 May 1545
Ketu 12 May 1545 17 September 1545
Moon 17 September 1546 18 July 1547
Mars 18 July 1547 16 February 1548
Rahu 16 February 1548 17 August 1549
Jupiter 17 August 1549 17 December 1550
Saturn 17 December 1550 18 July 1552
Ketu 17 December 1553 18 July 1554
Venus 18 July 1554 18 March 1556
Sun 18 March 1556 16 September 1556
Mars 16 September 1556 13 February 1557
Rahu 13 February 1557 3 March 1558
Jupiter 3 March 1558 7 February 1559
Saturn 7 February 1559 18 March 1560
Mercury 18 March 1560 15 March 1561
Ketu 15 March 1561 11 August 1561
Venus 11 August 1561 11 October 1562
Sun 11 October 1562 16 February 1563
Moon 16 February 1563 17 September 1563
Rahu 17 September 1563 30 May 1566
Jupiter 30 May 1566 23 October 1568
Saturn 23 October 1568 30 August 1571
Mercury 30 August 1571 18 March 1574
Ketu 18 March 1574 6 April 1575
Venus 6 April 1575 5 April 1578
Sun 5 April 1578 28 February 1579
Moon 28 February 1579 29 August 1580
Mars 29 August 1580 16 September 1581
Jupiter 16 September 1581 5 November 1583
Saturn 5 November 1583 18 May 1586
Mercury 18 May 1586 23 August 1588
Ketu 23 August 1588 30 July 1589
Sun 30 March 1592 16 January 1593
Moon 16 January 1593 18 May 1594
Mars 18 May 1594 24 April 1595
Rahu 24 April 1595 16 September 1597
Saturn 16 September 1597 19 September 1600
Mercury 19 September 1600 30 May 1603
Ketu 30 May 1603 8 July 1604
Venus 8 July 1604 8 September 1607
Sun 8 September 1607 20 August 1608
Moon 20 August 1608 21 March 1610
Mars 21 March 1610 30 April 1611
Rahu 30 April 1611 6 March 1614
Jupiter 6 March 1614 16 September 1616
Mercury 16 September 1616 13 February 1619
Ketu 13 February 1619 10 February 1620
Venus 10 February 1620 11 December 1622
Sun 11 December 1622 17 October 1623
Moon 17 October 1623 18 March 1625
Mars 18 March 1625 15 March 1626
Rahu 15 March 1626 1 October 1628
Jupiter 1 October 1628 7 January 1631
Saturn 7 January 1631 16 September 1633
Ketu 16 September 1633 12 February 1634
Venus 12 February 1634 14 April 1635
Sun 14 April 1635 20 August 1635
Mars 20 March 1636 16 August 1636
Rahu 16 August 1636 4 September 1637
Jupiter 4 September 1637 11 August 1638
Saturn 11 August 1638 20 September 1639
Mercury 20 September 1639 16 September 1640
Venus 16 September 1640 16 January 1644
Sun 16 January 1644 16 January 1645
Moon 16 January 1645 16 September 1646
Mars 16 September 1646 16 November 1647
Rahu 16 November 1647 16 November 1650
Jupiter 16 November 1650 17 July 1653
Saturn 17 July 1653 16 September 1656
Mercury 16 September 1656 18 July 1659
Ketu 18 July 1659 16 September 1660


Back in 2015, I hosted 31 Days of Halloween here on Sewhooked. During that month, I posted 31 different projects, patterns, & recipes.
It was a crazy month of posting, but so, so fun!
This little pattern is one of the only applique pieces I've ever designed. (Gasp…applique, me?!) I love it still and thought it would be fun to share it again today.
All Hallow's Eve is 7 1/2″. Don't want to applique? You can also hand embroider or even stencil this pattern!
This entry was posted in Free Patterns, halloween and tagged applique, free pattern, free pattern friday, halloween, moon, witch on October 27, 2017 by Jennifer Ofenstein.
We're back again with another fun and free project for 31 Days of Halloween!
Get ready to hold your breath, because we're going way outside my comfort zone today!
That's right, friends, today we're turning our paper piecing brains towards applique.
You see, many years ago, my hubby and I were on a super tight budget with one toddler and a baby on the way.
In an effort to make our little home festive for Holidays, I would make decorations for our front door out of supplies I had on hand.
In this case, those supplies included my little sewing machine, black felt and, no kidding, orange denim.
I remember painstakingly sketching a witch on a broom onto felt with a piece of chalk I'd sharped as much as possible.
The result was a not-terrible banner that we used for many, many years.
As you can see, the banner (above) has seen better days!
Don't want to applique? You can also hand embroider or even stencil this pattern!
My opinion of the traditional Halloween witch has changed greatly since 1997, so our new friend here is much cuter and definitely curvier. I imagine she's wearing her Halloween best as she rides her trusty broomstick to a fun party, perhaps in Hogsmeade!
The pattern prints at approximately 7 1/2″. If you want something bigger, try out my tutorial for enlarging/reducing patterns!
If you are lucky enough to have an OmniArc Ruler, try using the 8″ circle guide to create your moon.
I ironed my fusible webbing in place first and then folded the orange fabric before cutting with my rotary cutter. Follow the instructions as printed on the ruler.
Your moon will be about 1/2″ bigger than the one in the pattern, but it will still work great for, oh, say a 12″ quilt block or fun Halloween cushion!
No such luck? You can also cut around a ceramic plate with your rotary cutter!
Need fusible web? I recommend Misty-Fuse, Steam-A-Seam 2 or Heat'n Bond Light.
This entry was posted in embroidery, halloween, stenciling and tagged 31 Days of Halloween, applique, broomstick, embroidery, halloween, hand embroidery, stencil, stenciling, witch on October 21, 2015 by Jennifer Ofenstein.
Both of my kids and the hubby are big fans of all things Rooster Teeth and I mentioned recently that I worked on some cosplay stuff for my two teenagers for RTX.
My daughter really wanted an Achievement Hunter cushion to take back to school when she moves into the dorm for her second year at university this fall and I had a pillow form just waiting, so yesterday, I knuckled down and got it done! I started by trying to figure this out using my favorite method of paper piecing. After about 20 minutes, it was quite clear that it would take me much longer to design it than it would to stitch it.
Finally, I threw in the proverbial towel and decided to go outside of my comfort zone and try applique.
First, I printed the Achievement Hunter symbol on the paper side of lightweight fusible webbing. I ironed that on to the green fabric and then very, very carefully cut out the shapes I needed, being careful to preserve the negative space.
I ironed the star on first, and then used the negative space pieces so I could get the circle places correct. Then, I ironed the whole shebang. After ironing, I stitched around with monofilament thread for extra security. I used a tear-away stabilizer on the back, which really helped keep things nice and flat while stitching.
The cushion cover was completed using an envelope style (two hemmed piecing overlap on the back) and then inserting a pre-made pillow form. Made with a 16″ pillow form. The center block is 12″ (12 1/2″ with seam allowance) and the green border are 2″ (2 1/2″).
I am happy and the daughter is VERY happy, so yay!
Sneak Peek! Coming next week – my offering for The Summer of Stitching: Star Trek week!
Marie was very helpful while I was sewing yesterday. She hung out in her window perch and made sure I stayed on task! Rose isn't interested in sewing just yet, but she's still darn cute, so I had to share a photo of her pretty face.
This entry was posted in Fandom In Stitches, Fandoms, sewing, Star Trek and tagged achievement hunter, achievement hunter symbol, applique, cat, cats, cushion, cushion cover, fandom, fandom in stitches, rooster teeth, Star Trek on July 26, 2014 by Jennifer Ofenstein.


text:
ShopMarketAnalyzeCommunityAbout
Three Takeaways from the EPA's Renewable Fuel Proposal for 2020-2021
Walter Kunisch Jr.
Over the last three to four months, a lot has been debated about the future of U.S. domestic biofuel policy, or the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program. During these negotiations, both "big corn" and "big oil" were pitted against each other.
The impact of proposed policy changes on the American farmer has been confusing and, at times, mixed.
Against the backdrop of a seemingly endless stream of information coming from Washington about the future of RFS, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) publicly released their proposal for the 2020 and 2021 RFS on October 15.
Three things to know about the EPA's latest RFS proposal
Here are our three key takeaways from the latest proposal for the RFS program in 2020 and 2021:
1. The Small Refinery Exemption (SRE) is at the heart of the domestic renewable debate and treatment of this category pits big oil against the U.S. farmer.
SRE production exemptions are available to small U.S. refineries that can prove they are suffering from financial distress. The waivers are granted by the EPA and essentially free the producer from their production obligations under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) to blend biofuels like ethanol into their gasoline. During August, the EPA increased the number of SREs to 31, which is the highest number of exemptions granted since the RFS was established in 2005.
Since 2016, the EPA has granted 85 waivers to oil refineries, exempting them from using a total of 4 billion gallons of renewable fuel. These exemptions have reduced corn demand by an estimated 1.4 billion bushels. Lost biodiesel production due to the production waivers is estimated at 365 million pounds of soybean oil, which essentially is equal to the entire state of Iowa's yearly biodiesel production.
2. The biggest policy proposal that occurred last week was EPA's plans to change the method for how lost SRE production volumes are estimated.
Under the EPA's recent proposal, SRE exemption volumes will be suggested to the EPA by the Department of Energy (DOE). The proposal set forth on October 4 was for the EPA to estimate the annual volume of waived production by using a 3-year average of waived gallons under the SRE. This is a key policy development because it is estimated that the averaging method would result in fewer gallons being exempt from production. The averaging method was a preferred policy and one that would have been more beneficial for the U.S .farmer.
3. The EPA's proposals for RFS mandates in 2020 and 2021 remain at 15 billion gallons of annual ethanol production.
This lower proposed output represents a policy shift, whereas it had been projected to rise to 16 billion gallons. Meanwhile, biodiesel production is expected to rise incrementally to 2.43 billion gallons.
Ultimately, we believe that the recent debate of the American biofuels program has pitted big oil against big corn and, for the moment, it seems like big oil is the winner. While the above items are suggested changes by the EPA, they represent the end of negotiations and a move toward final government policy. A public hearing will take place on October 30, which will be followed by a 30-day period for open comments.
We believe that the increased numbers of SREs that have been granted by the EPA -- along with a proposed change in how these production volumes are granted -- are negative for U.S. corn and soy producers. The increased number of production waivers reduces the demand for corn and soybeans, and reduced demand has the ability to pressure local basis.
Want access to more insights like this?
This article is excerpted from our Market Intelligence newsletter, delivered weekly toFBNMarket Advisory members. WithFBNMarket Advisory, you'll receive trulypersonalizedtools and reports to support your grain marketing efforts. Get access to market news, straightforward marketing recommendations, basis trend insights and weather reports—all relevant to your operation and geographic location.
Copyright © 2019 FBN BR LLC. All rights Reserved. FBN Market Intelligence is distributed by FBN BR LLC and is only available where FBN BR LLC is licensed. Contact877-472-4607for more information. For the purposes of quality assurance and compliance, phone calls to and from FBN BR LLC may be recorded.
We do not guarantee customers will receive specific benefits or value from participating in FBN Crop Marketing; results will vary. The data in this newsletter is being supplied as a courtesy by FBN BR LLC. The risk of trading futures and options can be substantial and may not be suitable for all investors. All information, publications, and reports, including this specific material, used and distributed by FBN BR LLC shall be construed as a solicitation. FBN BR LLC does not distribute research reports, employ research analysts, or maintain a research department as defined in CFTC Regulation 1.71. This newsletter contains information obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy is not guaranteed by FBN BR LLC. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
Disclaimer: Futures and Option trading involves substantial risk, and may not be suitable for everyone. Trading should only be done with true risk capital. Past performance, either actual or hypothetical, is not necessarily indicative of future results.
High River, Alberta


text:
Book: Judge Knot
Research / CV
Todd N. Tucker, PhD
Global Economic Governance: Research / Writing / Doing
Judge knot
Posted on November 24, 2012 by Todd Tucker
Judges are odd birds.
For the most part, they're unelected. But they're given enormous power to determine the outer bounds of the possible – both domestically (under the first ceiling), and internationally (under the second).
In a series of blog posts, I'll be exploring some of the classic writings of the role of judges in our social life, beginning first with good ol' Adam Smith.
Adam Smith was perhaps best known for his theory of the "invisible hand," which has since been used to celebrate the social-ordering virtues of selfishness. Less well known is his considerable writing on morality, where he argued that "one's individual merit is contingent and dependent on the happiness and merit of others" (Malloy, 1987, at 229). His 1759 Theory of Moral Sentiments outlines a preliminary model linking civilizational development to judicial-institutional outcomes, which is developed further in his 1760s jurisprudence lectures. His 1776 Wealth of Nations builds somewhat on this account by examining the method of financing justice.
In Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments, he writes that humans have made three attempts to codify moral principles: ethics (as practiced by the Ancient Greeks and Romans), casuistry (as practiced by the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages), and jurisprudence. The first is an attempt to outline broadly agreeable social expressions of the sentiments of our hearts, without any attempt to imbed them in specific social situations. The second was an attempt to make case-by-case, detailed prescriptions of how a "good man" would behave in concrete situations, irrespective of sociological context. The third endeavor is about attempting to divine general rules from nature about "what the person to whom the obligation is due, ought to think himself entitled to exact by force," as would be confirmed by impartial spectators and judges. These enumerated "rules of justice and positive law" never perfectly attain natural jurisprudence, but are attempts to move towards it.[i]
Smith illustrates the difference between casuistry and jurisprudence by recourse to the highwayman who extorts travelers with threats to take "your money or your life." For jurisprudence, it is clear that the "contract" that a traveler makes with such highwayman should not be enforced, because it would be adding one wrong on top of another. For the casuists, the conclusion would be less clear, since the integrity of the traveler might be undermined if his promises were not kept. In short, casuistry's obsessive search for the chaste and virtuous response to every possible situation led to excessive precedent production that is "dry and disagreeable, abounding in abstruse and metaphysical distinctions, but incapable of exciting in the heart any of those emotions which it is the principal use of books of morality to excite." While casuistry prescribes "rules of the conduct of a good man," it "is the end of jurisprudence to prescribe rules for the decisions of judges and arbiters." (Smith, 1759, at VII.VI.2 through VII.VI.33)
What explains the emergence of jurisprudence? Smith writes that governments are "under a necessity of employing the power of the commonwealth" to create it in order to prevent the confusion of vigilante justice. Indeed, governments that "have acquired any considerable authority" undertake to "do justice to all" and promise "to hear and to redress every complaint of injury."
Smith goes on to explain variation in the quality of the judiciary across nations:
"In all well-governed states too, not only judges are appointed for determining the controversies of individuals, but rules are prescribed for regulating the decisions of those judges; and these rules are, in general, intended to coincide with those of natural justice. It does not, indeed, always happen that they do so in every instance. Sometimes what is called the constitution of the state, that is, the interest of the government; sometimes the interest of particular orders of men who tyrannize the government, warp the positive laws of the country from what natural justice would prescribe. In some countries, the rudeness and barbarism of the people hinder the natural sentiments of justice from arriving at that accuracy and precision which, in more civilized nations, they naturally attain to. Their laws are, like their manners, gross and rude and undistinguishing. In other countries the unfortunate constitution of their courts of judicature hinders any regular system of jurisprudence from ever establishing itself among them, though the improved manners of the people may be such as would admit of the most accurate. In no country do the decisions of positive law coincide exactly, in every case, with the rules which the natural sense of justice would dictate. Systems of positive law, therefore, though they deserve the greatest authority, as the records of the sentiments of mankind in different ages and nations, yet can never be regarded as accurate systems of the rules of natural justice." (Smith, 1759, at VII.IV.36)
Smith concludes by noting his disappointment with previous efforts to distill a universal international law of jurisprudence, noting that these efforts have focused more on what good policing (defense) demands rather than what justice demands. He promises to return to this quandary in later work.
Figure 1 outlines the theory of judicial emergence from Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments. The challenge for countries is to move from Nature 1 (i.e. vigilante rule, or rule by baser passions) to Nature 2 (i.e. the jurisprudence that we ought to follow reflecting a perfected state of nature). The tides of civilization and authority take countries ever closer to approximating (but never fully reaching) the ideal of natural jurisprudence. The barriers along the way are represented by the circles, and include alleged cultural, political or institutional deficiencies.
[i] Smith would later contrast ethics with jurisprudence by saying that the former is about the protection of imperfect rights, whereas the latter is about protecting perfect rights (i.e. those established by title or law).
Published by Todd Tucker
Writer and researcher on global governance issues.	View all posts by Todd Tucker
Previous Post Spoiler
Next Post Hunt, shepherd, farm, shop – judge?
2 thoughts on "Judge knot"
Pingback: Wealth of judges |
Pingback: Brain journey |


If you want to promote the event in your charity, club, school or workplace, you can download and print this flyer. Suitable for printing in colour at sizes up to A3.
A new flyer for the 2016 Cheltenham Challenge event will be posted here soon.