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Governance of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement and Lessons Learned from the Kyoto Protocol
Fixing Climate Governance Series Paper No. 4
Series: Fixing Climate Governance Series
Andrei Marcu
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement provides for the transfer of mitigation outcomes between parties, which could then be used to meet their NDCs — the pledges that these countries have made under the agreement.
This provision could enable the creation of an international carbon market, through which these countries' governments, and private entities, could trade emissions permits across national boundaries. This paper examines the lessons learned from the Kyoto Protocol with respect to the governance of international carbon markets, and how these lessons relate to the provisions under the Paris Agreement's article 6.
The Paris Agreement has outlined the broad political lines of how such a market would function but provided limited specificity as to how to operationalize it. To reach an agreement in Paris, many issues were left reasonably ambiguous, and this is especially true with respect to the issue of governance of article 6. Consequently, there remain significant amounts of work to do, and many issues to negotiate.
This paper identifies issues to be decided with respect to article 6, options for dealing with them and outcomes to strive for.
Global Security & Politics
Climate scientists agree that human activity has been changing our planet's climate over the long term. Without serious policy changes, scientists expect devastating consequences in many regions: inundation of coastal cities; greater risks to food production and, hence, malnutrition; unprecedented heat waves; greater risk of high-intensity cyclones; many climate refugees; and irreversible loss of biodiversity. Some international relations scholars expect increased risk of violent conflicts over scarce resources and due to state breakdown.
Environmentalists have been campaigning for effective policy changes for more than two decades. The world's governments have been negotiating since 1995 as parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Their 2015 Paris Agreement created a new regime for joint action; among other things, it is the first UN climate agreement to oblige all parties to make some contribution. Each party made a pledge pertaining to the period 2020 to 2025 or 2030. But it is widely agreed that if they are all implemented, together these 2015 pledges will still fall far short of what is needed to meet the collective goals and avoid widespread catastrophes. Important details of the Paris Agreement itself also remain to be negotiated. Nor is the UNFCCC the whole of international climate governance. Many initiatives have also been launched by smaller sets of countries, national governments, provinces, cities, civil society, and private investors and companies.
This project is designed to generate improved ideas for both the UNFCCC process and other possible sites of climate governance. During 2015 we published nine policy briefs and papers, which can be found below. The ideas in two of them appeared in Paris during COP21. Several offered original recommendations for more effective action outside the UNFCCC. A new series of publications will appear during 2016-2017.
Better Flood Maps Are Required to Protect Canadians and Their Property
Andrea Minano
Daniel Henstra
Jason Thistlethwaite
Injecting Politics into Business-led Sustainability Innovation: New Data from Small Businesses in Canada
Sarah Burch
Strategies for Integrating the Canadian Financial Sector into Financing the Transition to a Low-carbon Economy
Olaf Weber
Truzaar Dordi
Vasundhara Saravade

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In family law proceedings, it often occurs that for participation of family members of different nationalities, a Spanish court has jurisdiction, but foreign law is relevant. Thus, the lawyers involved should dominate not only the local process correctly, but also the substantive foreign family law. Through our knowledge of Spanish and international process and family law as well as our experience in the relevant court proceedings we meet this challenge successfully and can guarantee an optimal representation. Especially in family law our clients value that they can communicate with us in their native language.
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JESUIT BASKETBALL
The Jesuit basketball program features Varsity, JV, and Freshman teams and a decades-long tradition of hardwood success, including three state championships: 1950 (the first Catholic school to win a state title), 1984, and 2013. The 2012-13 team is considered perhaps the greatest in Tampa Bay-area history, having won 30 games by 10 or more points and going unbeaten against Florida competition en route to finishing 31-1 as State Champions. Head coach Neal Goldman enters his 32nd season in 2018-19 with a career record of 579-280 and 13 District titles. Last season, 2017-18, the Tigers went 22-7 while capturing the District title for the 7th straight season and advancing to the Region Semifinal. Jesuit basketball also excelled in the classroom, earning 1st place honors in the FHSAA's Academic Team Champion standings!
2017-18 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS - 7th straight year
Neal Goldman (32nd season in 2018-19)
579-280 career record
ngoldman@jesuittampa.org
Joe Sansonetti
Paul Sansonetti
Kyle McCollum
JV Assistant Coach
Orloff Civil
Freshman Head Coach
Daly Fenlon '11
Freshman Assistant Coaches
Jonathan Barlaan '07
Fr. Vincent Capuano, S.J.
Rosters, Schedules, Statistics
The most recently updated 2018-19 team schedules always are available under the Athletics Calendar link at left.
For team statistics, go to MaxPreps.com.
Printable 2018-19 basketball schedules:
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Jesuit basketball head coach Neal Goldman wrote a first person story, "My Perspective," for Jesuit's quarterly magazine Perspectives in 2013, right after his team captured the Class 5A State Championship. Click here to view the story.


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module Lexer54 where

import Data.Char

data Token = Number Int | Plus | Minus | LeftBrace | RightBrace deriving (Eq, Show)

asToken :: String -> Maybe Token
asToken token | all isDigit token = Just $ Number (read token :: Int)
              | token == "+" = Just Plus
              | token == "-" = Just Minus
              | token == "(" = Just LeftBrace
              | token == ")" = Just RightBrace
              | otherwise = Nothing

tokenize :: String -> Maybe [Token]
tokenize input = extract . map asToken . words $ input

extract :: [Maybe Token] -> Maybe [Token]
extract [] = return []
extract xs = if any (\x -> x == Nothing) xs then Nothing else Just $ map (\(Just token) -> token) xs

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Kaspersky warns Adobe of Flash Player spyware exploit
Kaspersky Lab found a zero-day exploit on Adobe Flash back on October 10. A group by the name of BlackOasis was taking advantage of the flaw to covertly distribute a piece of spyware called FinSpy by sending it to targets in Microsoft Word email attachments.
The attack was sophisticated enough to fly under the radar at first, but Anton Ivanov, the Kaspersky researcher who found the scheme in the wild, warns that the vulnerability is widespread enough for hackers to exploit it and carry out this sort of attacks.
The Russian cybersecurity firm got in touch with Adobe as soon as it detected the threat, and worked jointly to issue a patch that is readily available for users to download. Flash Player is being phased out precisely due to this sort of vulnerabilities that make it so prone to become an attack channel.
What is FinFisher and how does the Flash flaw work?
For starters, it should be said that the oddness of this new scheme resides in the fact that FinSpy is actually a legal software tool. It is developed by Gamma International, a British-German firm that works together with government and law enforcement agencies. The latest version of the malware is known as FinFisher.
These state bodies use FinSpy as a digital surveillance tool, and anyone in their possession could use with the same ends but different motivations. The spyware allows hackers or officials to look at call logs, messages, files, video chats, and even monitor conversations in popular platforms like Skype.
The BlackOasis group, who are reportedly the ones responsible for this recent technique, hide FinFisher within a malicious Word document that they send to targets in hopes they open it and trigger hidden commands that make it install itself in the terminal.
So basically a Middle Eastern law enforcement or intelligence agency is using Gamma International's FinFisher commercial malware and has burned through at least 5 zero days in the past 2 and some years. That's some budget. Also sure to piss off Gamma & other customers. https://t.co/rtdW1RsWUc
— Artturi Lehtiö (@lehtior2) October 16, 2017
Just who are the BlackOasis group?
Kaspersky has been able to link the BlackOasis group to other zero-day exploit attacks it has detected in the past: two this year, one in 2016, and two others in 2015. Their motivations remain unclear, but they seem interested in the Middle East and business conducted there.
Researchers at the security firm were also capable of pinpointing the command and control centers for this last FinFisher wave to the Netherlands, Bulgaria, and Switzerland. Without any intentions to jump to conclusions, some suggest the hackers might be linked to Eastern European cells of larger Russian groups.
BlackOasis victims have been identified in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Jordan, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Tunisia. Nigeria and Angola, in particular, were of interest to the group in 2016, according to Kaspersky, while other countries with targeted victims include Russia, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom.
Adobe has already rolled out an update that should be available to you on your browser if you check for updates. If you haven't in a while, then it might even have installed automatically, in which case you should check directly on the website to see if you are up to date.
Source: Kaspersky Lab
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The Nikon TC-17E II was designed exclusively for use with AF-S and AF-I lenses, and completes the Nikon lineup of 1.4x, 1.7x, and 2.0x compact teleconverters. This teleconverter will maintain full metering and focusing with compatible cameras and lenses, and will also support the VR function found on many of the newer professional lenses.
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This is a week many, if not most of us, focus on Thanksgiving. Although not technically a "Jewish" holiday, there is much about the holiday that reflects Jewish teachings. Expressing gratitude for what is good in our lives is very much a Jewish value. Thanking God helps us appreciate what we have, rather than obsess over the things we still desire. In Vayishlach, this week's Torah portion from Genesis, Jacob and Esau reconcile after many years of estrangement. In anticipation of their meeting, Jacob sends Esau an abundance of gifts to win his favor. Esau's response is "I have enough, my brother; let what you have remain yours" (Gen. 33:9).
Esau sets a powerful example for all of us — to be content with what we have. Jacob's response acknowledges God's role in his good fortune. "…God has been gracious to me, and I have all [that I need]," he says (Gen. 33:11). Jacob and Esau have been blessed with wealth and property, but also with family and well-being. We too must understand that the richness of our lives encompasses much more than material possessions.
May our Thanksgiving celebrations be blessed with thoughts of gratitude for the good and holy in our lives.


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package org.xlrnet.datac.session.domain.repository;

import java.util.List;

import org.springframework.data.repository.PagingAndSortingRepository;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;
import org.xlrnet.datac.session.domain.User;

/**
 * Repository for accessing user related data.
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public interface UserRepository extends PagingAndSortingRepository<User, Long> {

    /**
     * Returns all users ordered by their login name in ascending order.
     *
     * @return all users ordered by their login name in ascending order.
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    @Transactional(readOnly = true)
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    /**
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     * @return the first user with a given login name.
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Archive for 'Erica Dixon'
Erica Dixon gives birth to twins
Friday, May 10th, 2019 at 4:17 pm
TV star Erica Dixon has successfully delivered twins. However, sources say she is choosing not to reveal who the father is.
Erica Dixon former Love & Hip-Hop star will be Delivering Twins
Tuesday, April 30th, 2019 at 9:32 pm
TV star Erica Dixon is pregnant with twins, her due date is estimated to be only a few days away!
No IG Jeremy & Dayybella Halloween Party Kandi, Tiny, Monica, Toya, & More
Wednesday, November 1st, 2017 at 12:18 pm
The #allmyfriendsaredead Halloween party was hosted by everyone's favorite go to celeb stylist #noigjeremy (Jeremy Haynes). The party was co hosted alongside with socialite @dayybella (dayira jones).
The guest list included: Monica & Shannon brown, Kandi Burris-tucker & Todd Tucker, Toya Wright & Reginae Carter, tiny Harris, Zonnique Harris, Quad Webb-lunceford, karlie Redd, Malaysia Pargo, Alexis sky, Monyetta Shaw, Erica Dixon and many more. READ MORE
[Photos] Celebrity Wardrobe Stylist Shun Melson Spring Fashion Takeover Was A Huge Success, Guest Include RHOA Star Kandi Burruss
Tuesday, April 25th, 2017 at 10:07 pm
PICS: Phaedra Parks Hosts 'KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS' Screening in Atlanta
Friday, August 12th, 2016 at 10:32 am
Last night, TV personality Phaedra Parks ("Real Housewives of Atlanta") and V103 hosted a VIP screening of the new film "KUBO and the Two Strings" at Regal Cinemas Atlantic Station.
Check out the details after the break. READ MORE
Erica Dixon Reveals She Will Not Be Returning To Season 5 of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta & Goes In On Scrappy… Again!
Sunday, February 7th, 2016 at 2:29 pm
A photo posted by msericadixon (@msericadixon) on Feb 5, 2016 at 11:14pm PST
Erica Dixon won't be back when Season 5 of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta debuts in just a couple more months. Even though Scrappy is listed as one of the veterans returning to the VH1 hit reality show, he'll have to rely on his own drama with his current women rather than relying on the child support and custody issues we saw him battle out with Erica on Season 4 of LHHATL. Erica doesn't sound sad about leaving the reality show behind though, instead Erica told Wetpaint that she's feeling at peace about her decision not to film the show.
When asked if she would be returning for the next season of Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta, Erica's answer might upset some of her biggest fans. "No," Dixon told Wetpaint, "You won't see me on this season of Love & Hip Hop." That doesn't mean Erica Dixon is done talking about her ongoing child support and custody fight with Scrappy.
WATCH Love & Hip Hop Atlanta Season 4 Reunion Part 1
Thursday, August 27th, 2015 at 9:31 am
On Monday nights reunion (Aug 24) it got real and it was just part 1! Young Joc's skeletons were exposed, from him apparently still sleeping with the mother of his children Sina, to being accused of trying to have sex with Karlie Redd at Mendeecees and Yandy's wedding. The cast calls Karlie out on being messy and question where her loyalty lies. Tensions rise between Stevie J and Nikko, and Joseline has no filter the entire episode! Tensions also rise between Erica, Scrappy, and Bambi. And after throwing shade at one another the entire season, Jessica Dime and Joseline finally have a talk. READ MORE
PHOTOS: Gocha Hosts Grand Opening of Atlanta Salon with Dice Dixon, Kim Kimble, Toya Wright & More!
Monday, August 17th, 2015 at 10:42 am
Celebrity hairstylist Gocha Hawkins celebrated the official grand opening of her new Midtown Atlanta salon during the 2015 Bronner Bros Hair Show weekend. The star studded grand opening was over the top and everything that we have come to expect from our girl Gocha.
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BusinessMay 27th 2000 edition
Inventing broadbandcasting
Adam Singer is good at making something out of nothing. That is a skill the British cable industry needs
THERE was general surprise when Adam Singer got the top job at Telewest in April. After all, Telewest is a big cable operator in Britain, and Mr Singer was running Flextech, a television-content company a quarter of its size which Telewest had just swallowed. But working in his favour, Mr Singer had John Malone, America's original cable mogul, who owns 25% of the merged company. He is a long-time boss and supporter of Mr Singer's—and, presumably, a fan of Mr Singer's line about how a firm as vulnerable as Telewest can survive.
Mr Singer's line is a good one. He is a familiar figure at conferences, not because of his clout but because, stuck in the middle of a programme of soporific company pitches, he can rouse a laugh and a thought from an audience. The talk may be a way of compensating for a difficulty with writing. Mr Singer is dyslexic, and left school at 16 with one O level—even fewer than Princess Diana. He tried being a probation officer, but soon moved to television. Although his father was a big BBC honcho, he joined Britain's first cable channel, Ten.
It may have been a historic moment; but that is not the way it looked at the time. Everybody in Britain knew perfectly well that multi-channel television would die. After all, who would want choice, when the BBC offered a wealth of high-quality programming made by the nation's finest Oxbridge graduates?
Still, multi-channel television grew, and so did the little companies making programming for it. But what made the difference for Flextech (which Mr Singer's firm was by now called) was a deal with the BBC in 1996. The BBC had wonderful content but no money. Flextech had not much content but a wonderful ability, shared by Mr Singer and his colleague, Roger Luard (now dead), to spin a story that the markets liked. "Flextech was always a bit of a smoke-and-mirrors operation," says an industry insider; but the two turned the illusion into substance through a deal that gave the company 30 years of exclusive access to the BBC's library of content.
Britain's cable operators, meanwhile, were starting to extricate themselves from a decade-long mess. Over the past four years, the industry has consolidated to the point where there are only two big firms left (see chart). And when, last year, NTL merged with Cable & Wireless Communications, it was assumed that Telewest would be absorbed too. Instead, Telewest merged with Flextech, leaving Mr Singer with a company that today is worth £6.7 billion ($9.9 billion) and another idea in need of a bit of substance.
The problem for telcos, says Mr Singer (he regards cable companies as telecoms firms, since that is their primary business in Britain) is competition. It is not just other fixed-line telcos and cable operators that are piling into the business of providing connections, but also mobile-phone companies, satellite-TV companies, wireless firms and everybody else. And they all offer everything—fixed-line, mobile, voice, video, high-speed Internet access. Since there is not much difference between one sort of connection and another, it is in danger of becoming a commodity business.
One option is to build scale. The more people you connect, the cheaper the digital set-top boxes that you can offer, for instance, and the more efficient the marketing. That is NTL's chosen route. But the danger is that it simply leads to ever lower margins.
Mr Singer's answer is to offer content. That is the rationale for the merger with Telewest. No other telco, he maintains, has the same content skills. And Mr Singer is buying, as well as building: last year he took stakes in a ticketing firm and a map company, and this year he is said to have been in talks to take over IPC, one of Britain's biggest magazine publishers.
But there are two problems with Mr Singer's scheme. One is that telcos have often flirted with the content business in the past, and it has usually been a disaster. AT&T, the world's biggest, apparently takes that view; when it merged with TCI last year, TCI's programming arm was hived off. Culture, Mr Singer admits, is everything, and the telcos' culture has not nurtured creativity; but perhaps Telewest, with a content man in charge, can change that.
The tougher challenge is that, to make his plan work, Mr Singer has to invent a new sort of content. There is no point in Telewest trying to make Hollywood films (Hollywood does that better) or to create websites (there are plenty already). "We want to be a broadbandcaster," says Mr Singer. The word passes without comment, but he evidently does not like it, for he becomes a little defensive. "Look, when Turing invented the computer, there would have been exactly the same linguistic struggle. What is it called? It's a typewriter you feed punch cards into. Then they called it a computer, and that was all right."
But it is not just a linguistic problem. Nobody really knows whether, when fat pipes pour limitless quantities of information into people's houses, they will want limitless repeats of "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?", or content that combines the virtues of television with those of the Internet into something that looks like a new medium. Broadband, Mr Singer admits, "has not found its voice yet. But when television was first invented, they stuck radio presenters in front of a camera...look," he says with some fervour, "this is all religion, all vision. But whoever gets it right wins."
The biggest thing working against Mr Singer is Telewest's size. The company may well be swallowed up before he can implement his vision. The biggest thing working in his favour is the uncertainty that now prevails in his business. Nobody knows anything. It is a good time to conjure something out of nothing.
This article appeared in the Business section of the print edition under the headline "Inventing broadbandcasting"
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Family Code
Texas Family Code § 51.03 Delinquent Conduct; Conduct Indicating A Need For Supervision
Sec. 51.03. DELINQUENT CONDUCT; CONDUCT INDICATING A NEED FOR SUPERVISION. (a) Delinquent conduct is:
(1) conduct, other than a traffic offense, that violates a penal law of this state or of the United States punishable by imprisonment or by confinement in jail;
(2) conduct that violates a lawful order of a court under circumstances that would constitute contempt of that court in:
(A) a justice or municipal court;
(B) a county court for conduct punishable only by a fine; or
(C) a truancy court;
(3) conduct that violates Section 49.04, 49.05, 49.06, 49.07, or 49.08, Penal Code; or
(4) conduct that violates Section 106.041, Alcoholic Beverage Code, relating to driving under the influence of alcohol by a minor (third or subsequent offense).
Text of subsection as amended by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 (H.B. 2398), Sec. 18
(b) Conduct indicating a need for supervision is:
(1) subject to Subsection (f), conduct, other than a traffic offense, that violates:
(A) the penal laws of this state of the grade of misdemeanor that are punishable by fine only; or
(B) the penal ordinances of any political subdivision of this state;
(2) the voluntary absence of a child from the child's home without the consent of the child's parent or guardian for a substantial length of time or without intent to return;
(3) conduct prohibited by city ordinance or by state law involving the inhalation of the fumes or vapors of paint and other protective coatings or glue and other adhesives and the volatile chemicals itemized in Section 485.001, Health and Safety Code;
(4) an act that violates a school district's previously communicated written standards of student conduct for which the child has been expelled under Section 37.007(c), Education Code;
(5) conduct that violates a reasonable and lawful order of a court entered under Section 264.305;
(6) notwithstanding Subsection (a)(1), conduct described by Section 43.02(a)(1) or (2), Penal Code; or
(7) notwithstanding Subsection (a)(1), conduct that violates Section 43.261, Penal Code.
Text of subsection as amended by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 944 (S.B. 206), Sec. 4
(2) the absence of a child on 10 or more days or parts of days within a six-month period in the same school year or on three or more days or parts of days within a four-week period from school;
Text of subsection as amended by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1273 (S.B. 825), Sec. 3
(7) notwithstanding Subsection (a)(1), conduct described by Section 43.02(a) or (b), Penal Code; or
(c) Nothing in this title prevents criminal proceedings against a child for perjury.
(d) Repealed by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 , Sec. 41(3), eff. September 1, 2015.
(e) For the purposes of Subsection (b)(2), "child" does not include a person who is married, divorced, or widowed.
(e-1) Repealed by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 , Sec. 41(3), eff. September 1, 2015.
(f) Conduct described under Subsection (b)(1) does not constitute conduct indicating a need for supervision unless the child has been referred to the juvenile court under Section 51.08(b).
(g) Repealed by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 , Sec. 41(3), eff. September 1, 2015.
Acts 1973, 63rd Leg., p. 1460, ch. 544, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1973. Amended by Acts 1975, 64th Leg., p. 2153, ch. 693, Sec. 2 to 4, eff. Sept. 1, 1975; Acts 1977, 65th Leg., p. 906, ch. 340, Sec. 1, eff. June 6, 1977; Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 511, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987; Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 924, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987; Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 955, Sec. 1, eff. June 19, 1987; Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 1040, Sec. 20, eff. Sept. 1, 1987; Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 1099, Sec. 48, eff. Sept. 1, 1987; Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 1100, Sec. 3.02, eff. Aug. 28, 1989; Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 1245, Sec. 1, 4, eff. Sept. 1, 1989; Acts 1991, 72nd Leg., ch. 14, Sec. 284(35), eff. Sept. 1, 1991; Acts 1991, 72nd Leg., ch. 16, Sec. 7.02, eff. Aug. 26, 1991; Acts 1991, 72nd Leg., ch. 169, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1991; Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 46, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993; Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 76, Sec. 14.30, eff. Sept. 1, 1995; Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 262, Sec. 4, eff. Jan. 1, 1996; Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 6.07, eff. Sept. 1, 1997; Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1013, Sec. 14, eff. Sept. 1, 1997; Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1015, Sec. 15, eff. June 19, 1997; Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1086, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1997; Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1297, Sec. 2, eff. Sept. 1, 2001; Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1514, Sec. 11, eff. Sept. 1, 2001; Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 137, Sec. 11, eff. Sept. 1, 2003.
Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 949 (H.B. 1575), Sec. 2, eff. September 1, 2005.
Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 908 (H.B. 2884), Sec. 3, eff. September 1, 2007.
Acts 2009, 81st Leg., R.S., Ch. 311 (H.B. 558), Sec. 3, eff. September 1, 2009.
Acts 2011, 82nd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1098 (S.B. 1489), Sec. 2, eff. September 1, 2011.
Acts 2011, 82nd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1150 (H.B. 2015), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2011.
Acts 2011, 82nd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1322 (S.B. 407), Sec. 4, eff. September 1, 2011.
Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 161 (S.B. 1093), Sec. 7.001, eff. September 1, 2013.
Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1299 (H.B. 2862), Sec. 6, eff. September 1, 2013.
Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 (H.B. 2398), Sec. 18, eff. September 1, 2015.
Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 935 (H.B. 2398), Sec. 41(3), eff. September 1, 2015.
Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 944 (S.B. 206), Sec. 4, eff. September 1, 2015.
Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1273 (S.B. 825), Sec. 3, eff. September 1, 2015.
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Q: How to view layout-sequence diagram (activity-sequence diagram or user-interface-sequence diagram) in android studio? I have an android application in android studio, and this app has about 10 activities (or user interfaces).
I can't find where and how I could view the sequence diagram of the activities (or ui) of my android studio application.
I'm looking a plugin for android-studio or something like that. At one point earlier in my usage of android-studio, I seem to recall being able to pressed a button and get to the the UI-sequence-diagram. I can't find that now.
Could anyone offer any help for viewing the sequence diagram of my user-interfaces of my app?

A: Unfortunately, there is no "one button" solution that interrogates your code and spits out a diagram any longer.  There was once an experimental feature that was later removed from Android Studio.
But starting with Android Studio 3.3, you can create your application using Navigation Component, which gives you the diagram you're after.
You define the Navigation graph, which results in an XML file that has all of your navigation specifics.  If you go through the trouble to recode your application to use NavController (and the related components), you not only get the diagram, but this scheme takes care of a lot of up and back actions automatically, and lets you pass data between activities with ease.

A: Try Tools -> Android -> Navigation Editor

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In 1930/31 werd het 29ste voetbalkampioenschap van Oost-Saksen gespeeld, dat georganiseerd werd door de Midden-Duitse voetbalbond. Dresdner SC werd kampioen en plaatste voor de Midden-Duitse eindronde. Ook Guts Muts Dresden mocht naar de eindronde. Het was de enige vicekampioen die deelnam, waarschijnlijk omdat Dresdner SC titelverdediger was. Guts Muts kreeg meteen een 11:1 nederlaag aangesmeerd door PSV 1921 Chemnitz. Dresdner daarentegen won met dezelfde cijfers van Budissa Bautzen. OOk 1.Vogtländischer FC Plauen en Planitzer SC werden op weg naar de finale opzij gezet. In de finale trof de club kleine club Preußen 1909 Langensalza dat zijn beste seizoen ooit speelde. DSC won met 6:0 en plaatste zich opnieuw voor de eindronde om de landstitel.

Net als vorig jaar werd VfB Königsberg met 1:8 aan de kant gezet, maar ook deze keer was Kieler SVgg Holstein de boosdoener van dienst, in de kwartfinale deze keer.

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Public Choice and Public Law
Economic Approaches to Law series
Edited by Daniel A. Farber, Sho Sato Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley, US
Public choice theory has become an increasingly significant aspect of public law scholarship. A more comprehensive knowledge of public institutions and their activities can illuminate our understanding of how legal rules shape the behavior of these institutions. This volume gathers together key papers highlighting the fundamental issues in the evolution of this subject.
Besides providing an appreciation of the institutional complexity and potential weak points of democracies, public choice theory promises to show how political structures and processes shape outcomes for better or for worse. It thereby aids understanding and improvements to institutional design. Much of that design is expressed in the form of law, so the subject is of particular importance to legal scholars. This authoritative selection of articles provides a firm foundation to this important area of study.
'Dan Farber has assembled a diverse and challenging set of readings that lay out the grounds of agreement and disagreement in theories of public choice and law. This collection will be valuable to students and others seeking an introduction to this difficult and contentious subject.'
– John Ferejohn, Stanford University and New York University, US
13 articles, dating from 1971 to 2005
Contributors include: F. Easterbrook, W. Eskridge, W. Landis, M. McCubbins, R. Noll, R. Posner, K. Shepsle, G. Stigler, B. Weingast
Introduction Daniel A. Farber
PART I	INTEREST GROUP THEORIES
1. George J. Stigler (1971), 'The Theory of Economic Regulation'
2. William M. Landes and Richard A. Posner (1975), 'The Independent Judiciary in an Interest-Group Perspective'
3. Einer R. Elhauge (1991), 'Does Interest Group Theory Justify More Intrusive Judicial Review?'
PART II	INSTITUTIONALIST AND AGENCY THEORIES
4. Tom Ginsburg (2002), 'Ways of Criticizing Public Choice: The Uses of Empiricism and Theory in Legal Scholarship'
5. Keith Krehbiel (2004), 'Legislative Organization'
6. Daryl J. Levinson (2005), 'Empire-Building Government in Constitutional Law'
PART III	PUBLIC CHOICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
7. Jerry L. Mashaw (1985), 'Prodelegation: Why Administrators Should Make Political Decisions'
8. McNollgast (1999), 'The Political Origins of the Administrative Procedure Act'
9. Terry M. Moe and William G. Howell (1999), 'The Presidential Power of Unilateral Action'
PART IV	PUBLIC CHOICE AND STATUTORY INTERPRETATION
10. Frank H. Easterbrook (1983), 'Statutes' Domains'
11. William N. Eskridge, Jr. (1988), 'Politics Without Romance: Implications of Public Choice Theory for Statutory Interpretation'
12. Kenneth A. Shepsle (1992), 'Congress Is a "They," Not an "It": Legislative Intent as Oxymoron'
13. McNollgast (1994), 'Legislative Intent: The Use of Positive Political Theory in Statutory Interpretation'
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Economic Analysis in EU Competition Policy
Pier L. Parcu, Giorgio Monti, Marco Botta
The Impact of the Damages Directive on the Enforcement of EU Competition Law
Philipp Kirst
Law and Economics for Civil Law Systems
Ejan Mackaay
Business Law and Economics for Civil Law Systems
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Since its inception in 2009, Eddyfi has invested all its efforts in carving out its place in international markets. A niche market player, the company couldn't count on the domestic market alone to ensure its survival.
Rather than make a geographic choice, Eddyfi gained its exporting experience in different areas of activity. It first focused on the nuclear industry, and then quickly became interested in the petrochemical industry. "We had exhausted our options in the nuclear industry after two years of operations. We therefore set our sights on the petrochemical industry, which was larger, but which we were less familiar with," said CEO Martin Thériault.
The company then opened an office in Houston, Texas, and another in the Middle East, to gain credibility and build a network of contacts among key industry players. Mr. Thériault goes on to say, "The petrochemical industry represents an ecosystem in itself and is a fairly closed market. Our goal when it came to establishing a presence in Houston, Texas, was to be physically closer to the major companies, the nucleus of the petrochemical market where global expertise is recognized and concentrated."
The company's activities are now broken down by industry as follows: 75% petrochemical, 20% nuclear and 5% aerospace.
"We do business in 70 countries and have offices in Canada, the US, France, the United Arab Emirates, South Africa and the UK. Our sales are 40% in North America, 20% in the Middle East, 20% in Europe and 15% in Asia," explains Mr. Thériault.
However, some countries remain difficult to penetrate, particularly Russia, China and Brazil. More specifically, Eddyfi's next challenge will be to break into the Chinese market. Despite the difficulties the company has encountered in establishing a presence in certain places, it can pride itself on having been among the first Canadian companies to have sold its products in Iran.
Some aspects of the current market environment make it easier for companies looking to export," according to Mr. Thériault. "It's much easier now to do business abroad. People can easily access information and are easier to reach around the world. Travel has been simplified, and there are fewer borders."
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Interchangeable Parts
Preindustrial Gunmaking
Eli Whitney's Impressive Display
The Impact of Interchangeable Parts
During the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century, machines took over most of the manufacturing work from men, and factories replaced craftsmen's workshops. The event that laid the groundwork for this monumental change was the introduction of interchangeable parts, or pre-manufactured parts that were for all practical purposes identical, into the firearms industry. Interchangeable parts, popularized in America when Eli Whitney used them to assemble muskets in the first years of the 19th century, allowed relatively unskilled workers to produce large numbers of weapons quickly and at lower cost, and made repair and replacement of parts infinitely easier.
Gunmaking was considered an extremely skilled craft in the 18th century, and firearms, including pistols and muskets, were all constructed by hand. In this way, every gun was a one-of-a-kind possession, and a gun broken could not be easily repaired. At the very least, the process was time consuming and expensive, as the gun had to be brought to a craftsman and repaired to order.
Did you know? Eli Whitney first made his name at the tender age of 27 with his invention of the cotton gin, patented in 1794. This revolutionary device was easily copied, however, and several patent infringement lawsuits gained little to no financial reward for Whitney and his partners.
In the mid-18th century, the French gunsmith Honoré LeBlanc suggested the gun parts be made from standardized patterns, so that all gun parts would follow the same design and could be easily replaced if broken. LeBlanc was not alone in imagining the potential value of this concept; an English naval engineer Samuel Bentham had earlier pioneered the use of uniform parts in the production of wooden pulleys for sailing ships. LeBlanc's idea didn't catch on in the French gun market, however, as competing gunsmiths saw clearly the effect that it would have on their craft. In 1789, Thomas Jefferson, then serving as American minister to France, visited LeBlanc's workshop and was impressed by his methods. Despite LeBlanc's efforts, however, it would be left to another man to fully introduce interchangeable parts into the American—and later the international—weapons industry.
In 1797, when Congress voted to prepare the nation for war with France, including the appropriation of a large amount of funds for new weapons, the young inventor Eli Whitney–already known for his invention of the cotton gin in 1794–seized an opportunity to try to make his fortune. In mid-1798, he obtained a government contract to manufacture 10,000 muskets within an extraordinarily short time frame of less than two years.
By January 1801, Whitney had failed to produce a single one of the promised weapons, and was called to Washington to justify his use of Treasury funds before a group that included outgoing president John Adams and Jefferson, now the president-elect. As the story goes, Whitney put on a display for the group, assembling muskets before their eyes by choosing (seemingly at random) from a supply of parts he brought with him. The performance earned Whitney widespread renown and renewed federal support. It was later proven, however, that Whitney's demonstration was a fake, and that he had marked the parts beforehand and they were not exactly interchangeable. Still, Whitney received credit for what Jefferson claimed was the dawn of the machine age.
Whitney proved to be an effective businessman and manager, dividing labor efficiently among his largely unskilled work force and building precision equipment that enabled the production of large numbers of identical parts quickly and at a relatively low cost. The last of the 10,000 muskets that Whitney had promised in his original contract came in eight years late, but were judged to be of superior quality, and he produced 15,000 more within the next four years.
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Wonderbad
Concert:None
Stages:Friday Concert
Workshop:None
Influenced by their Pacific Northwest musical heritage, Wonderbad's melancholy lyrics set to dark melodies, beefy guitars, and big drums are reminiscent of the early 90's Grunge/Alternative scene. The band was formed in 2019 in Richland, Washington by guitarist/vocalist and primary songwriter, Milo, joined by Ezra on bass guitar, and Carson on drums.
Currently, Wonderbad has six songs that can be found on all streaming services including Apple, Amazon, and Spotify, with four more coming soon to complete their first album. Their music videos are on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.
Website:https://wonderbad.com
Facebook:@wonderbad
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2pYTbEFNs1BI04yDpZkAZg
Instagram:@wonderbadband
Stages:Art Gallery Stage
Woman Alive blends spirited vocals and unique melodies for an evocative, comforting sound. Woman Alive is Lauren Wanamaker, a native of Richland, WA and a Tumbleweed veteran, last performing in 2011. She Identifies influences such as Bob Dylan, Brandi Carlile, Emily Haines, Neko Case, and Patti Griffin in her music and is excited to be back for 2020.
Venmo:@LaunWanamakerre
Whateverly Brothers
Stages:South Stage
Starting as a mainly maritime music band over twelve years ago, The Whateverly Brothershave broadened their repertoire considerably. Original member Dan Roberts plays guitar, mountain dulcimer, and mandolin and sings bass. Chris Glanister came in early with a fine tenor voice, tenor banjo, cittern, whistle, mandolin, and more recently guitar. Our newest member, baritone Rob Kneisler is a wizard of fingerpicked guitar in many forms. With the Whateverly Brothers, you can expect a variety of genres, varied instrumental textures, tight harmonies, and madcap humor.
They have performed at almost every Tumbleweed Festival; Chris is the regular soundman at our physical North Stage.
Website:http://thewhateverlybrothers.com/
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OMyu4PsfPg
Wes Weddell
Stages:West Stage
Wes Weddell is an entertainer, an educator, and an encourager. He teaches music, writes amazing songs, and is active in songwriting circles in the Seattle area as well as accompanying other musicians like David Maloney and Nancy K. Dillon. He has been an emcee for the Jane Titland Memorial Songwriting Contest for many years, and also each year makes a trophy for the winner of the contest.
Website:http://www.wesweddell.com/Wordpress/
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/wesweddell
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/WesWeddell
Waterbound
Waterbound are Mimi Geibel and Steve Akerman, and they bring us new twists to fiddle tunes, folk, and Celtic-inspired music, as well as Metis, Canadian, and Swedish tunes. They play a blend of octave mandolin, mandolin, and autoharp. Mimi and Steve layer beautiful melodies in what they call their "vertical medleys."
Website:http://www.waterboundmusic.com/
Troupe du Soleil
Stages:Community Center Stage
Troupe du Soleil performs a variety of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, and Turkish dance music from a variety of musical eras, past and present. They have performed at Tumbleweed every year since 1997.
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Trillium-239
Stages:North Stage
Trillium-239 is an acoustic trio that includes Janet Humphrey on guitar, Mary Hartman on guitar and banjo, and Michelle Cameron on cello. They are veteran performers and volunteers at Tumbleweed Music Festival.
In 2020, COVID separated them for much too long, but eventually they were able to convene at an Airstream rally and play music together without unduly endangering anyone's health. On their video they were joined by a band of western Washington songbirds. They have several albums together — Check out their website, trillium239.com.
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Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbrQkSu7VYBj1yia8ORE4NA
Tom Rawson
Concert:Sunday Night Concert
Stages:River Stage
Tom Rawson is a folksinger, song writer, song collector, and storyteller from Orcas Island armed with banjos, guitars, and other weapons of mass delight. When Tom grows up, he wants to be Pete Seeger. Tom loves to lead singalongs, so tune up your vocal chords – you'll need them!
Website:http://www.tomrawsom.com/
Tom Lewis
Tom Lewis is an ex-British Navy Submariner who is known throughout the US, Canada, the British Isles, and Europe for his original sea songs, and his large repertoire of classic maritime music. Tom is renowned for composing 'The Last Shanty' (A Sailor Ain't A Sailor), "Sailor's Prayer' (Send Down A Dove), 'Legend' (Marching Inland), plus many other contemporary songs of the sea that have become folk standards, sung by more than 40 groups around the world.Tom has performed many times at Tumbleweed. He currently lives with his in Ireland, and it's great to have him back with us again, even if only virtually.
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/TomLewisSongs
The Go Janes
Stages:Art
The Go Janes feature ukulele, guitar, and generous doses of delicious harmony. Arni Adler, Patrice O'Neill, and Kathleen Tracy have decades of experience as performers, visual and recording artists, community organizers, educators and inquisitive consumers of life.
Arni and Patrice are members of the satirical trio Uncle Bonsai, while Kathleen Tracy is an accomplished solo artist and community choir director.Patrice also produces the Wintergrass Festival. Arni and Kathleen are both sought after educators working with children, adults and the differently-abled.
The trio's members write individually and collaboratively, and this year are finalists in the Jane Titland Memorial Songwriting Contest
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Give your child hours of playtime fun with one of these top-rated train sets.
Brio is known for its well-made, creative toys, and this wooden train set is no exception. It's perfect for kids just getting on board with train adventures. This starter pack comes with a brightly colored train, a bridge, ramps and tracks. The parts, which are made of solid wood, are easy to put together and take apart so they can experiment and design all sorts of routes. It's also compatible with all of the other Brio train sets, so you can expand their collection over time for limitless possibilities.
Recommended for kids ages 18 months and up, it's a great a way to encourage creative play and can help kids develop hand-eye coordination. And of course, most importantly, it's just fun.
This train set comes with everything kids need to get their train game on, including the table. There are 100 pieces including train tracks and three trains. The fun doesn't stop there, however, as this set provides a brightly painted landscape that sets the scene as well as fun features like an airport with a runway, a helipad and a hospital with an ambulance. There are animals, trees, bridges, additional vehicles and more for tons of imaginative adventures. Two storage bins underneath provide a place for the pieces not being used.
The set is compatible with Thomas and Friends and Brio wooden train sets as well for even more for fun. Recommended for ages three and up, this train set is built for years of use.
This cute train set can get kids' learning on track while they play. Not only is it a great train set with tracks, an electronic train station, a bridge, tunnel and more, but it will also teach them important skills on their journey. From letter sounds ("'T' is for train") to colors and time and even phrases in foreign languages, they'll be learning as they roll the train over SmartPoint locations. Additional vehicles can be purchased separately, and each elicits a different response to the SmartPoints. Three required A batteries are included.
Bright, colorful and fun, this train set is recommended for kids who are one and older. From the time they can push the little cars, they can get on board for the fun.
This train is a bit of investment, but if you're looking for some serious track action, this may be just right. Recommended for kids age 14 and up, it's not one for little fingers. Older kids, however, will delight in the details and abilities of this train set.
It features an engine, a three-dome tank car, a boxcar and a caboose with realistic details such as opening doors and metal handrails, as well as enough track pieces to make a 40" x 50" oval. The train is operated with a battery-powered remote (three AAA batteries are not included) that can power it backward and forward and control whistle and bell sounds, steam chuffing and special announcements too.
If your little engineer prefers to think pink when it comes to toys, this wooden fairy town train set will be a hit. Pretty and pastel, this one stands out among traditional train sets that are typically decked out in dark or primary colors (much too boring for fancy fairies).
The set comes with 75 pieces for tons of building fun. Included is everything from a pink bridge to pastel trees, houses and even a helipad, because not everyone is lucky enough to fly like fairies. And, of course, there are fairies included as well. It has everything they need to build a beautiful, whimsical world in which to embark on plenty of magical journeys. Recommended for ages three to eight, it's compatible with most other wooden train sets for expanded adventures as well.
This Lego train set combines two childhood favorites into one fun toy that lets them build their own motorized train brick by brick. Included is everything they need to build a cargo train, including a crane to help lift and lower the cargo as well as an eight-channel, seven-speed infrared remote control to send it rolling down the tracks.
Other pieces include a full circular track with 30 curved rail tracks and eight straight ones, and accessories like a cow (for the cattle wagon), a bucket of milk and train station complete with an office that has a computer, cup, trash can and fire extinguisher.
Four minifigures are included as well — a forklift driver, train driver, farmer and truck driver — to drive the creative play. In all, there are 888 pieces, which can be combined with other Lego sets as well. The only limit to the journeys one which they can embark is their own imagination.
There's no better time of the year for a train than Christmas, and this Thomas the Tank Christmas Freight Train set will help you celebrate in style whether it's December or any other month of the year. It comes with a Thomas the Tank Engine who sports a removable Santa cap. There's also a wagon car and a caboose, as well as trees, presents and tracks on which the train can travel. It's all controlled by a remote that lets you move the train forward and backward and sound bells, whistles and special announcements. Note: The remote requires three AAA batteries, which aren't included.
It's recommended for kids ages 14 and up, so it's definitely not one for little ones to play with, but for train-loving older kids and even adults, this is one fascinating train set that will set a festive tone to keep the spirit of the season alive.


KABUL (Pajhwok): As part of the USAID Promote: Women in Government (WIG) project, 300 female interns completed the projects' year-long internship program, according to a statement on Tuesday.
Promote's internship programs equip qualified Afghan women with the knowledge and experience to join the Afghan civil service, the USAID statement said.
This policy, developed in collaboration with WIG, established a two percent target to increase the number of women working in government by the end of 2018.
Through the internship program, USAID is helping the government to meet its goal by providing targeted civil service and leadership trainings for female interns. USAID also facilitated on-the-job trainings in government offices for the interns.
Between April 2015 and November 2018, over 1,900 women have graduated from the year-long WIG internship program and 411 are now employed.
Eqlima Aqida, an Executive Officer at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology stated, "I appreciate WIG for recognizing me. I will put my efforts toward further improving my skills and one day hope to take on a Director position".
In addition to honoring the internship graduates, USAID also acknowledged more than 40 government agencies that have supported the internship program through on-the-job training and employment.
The Promote Women's Empowerment Program is comprised of four activities that are designed specifically for Afghan women. The activities include leadership development, government employment, economic participation, and civil society advocacy.
To date, Promote has supported over 50,000 Afghan women in more than 30 provinces nationwide.


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Albert Speer's plan to transform Berlin into the capital of a 1,000-year Reich would have created a vast monument to misanthropy.
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North of Madrid, between the city and the Sierra de Guadarrama mountain range, lies the Cementerio de Fuencarral. The cemetery was built to bury the fallen of the Battle of Jarama, which began on 6th February 1937, exactly 76 years before my visit. After the Nationalists declared victory in April 1939, Franco disinterred those who had died at Jarama and disturbed the graves of many International Brigades' members buried there during the course of the Spanish Civil War.
Although the entire cemetery was not demolished and the initial walls still stand, the Republican burial plots were removed and the original remains ending up dumped in an unmarked mass grave. A large plaque honouring the International Brigades was also destroyed. The sheer brutality that brought the cemetery into being and governed its early years is now hard to imagine; but its history has not been forgotten. An annual service is held to commemorate the fallen of Jarama, and a new plaque dedicated to the International Brigades was unveiled in 2009.
The purpose of my visit to Fuencarral was the vain hope of finding the grave of Julian Bell, son of the painter Vanessa Bell and the art critic Clive Bell, and the nephew of Virginia Woolf. Bell had left for Spain in June 1937 only months after his return from China, where he had spent nearly two years teaching English at Wu-Han University. After two failed attempts to gain a Fellowship at King's College, Cambridge (his alma mater) Bell turned his attentions abroad in the hope of achieving the recognition that had eluded him at home. He had enjoyed minor success as a poet and writer, but without the level of acclaim he desired or, because of his Bloomsbury connections, expected.
However, Chatto & Windus expressed interest in his work and in June 1930, Bell received a letter from them informing him that they wished to publish some of his poems. His first volume of poetry, Winter Movement, was published that year. In 1932, the Woolfs decided to include his poetry, along with that of W. H. Auden, Cecil Day-Lewis, Stephen Spender, and William Plomer, in a collection entitled New Signatures. Virginia Woolf also published her essay "A Letter to a Young Poet", that same year. Woolf felt that, the problem with modern poetry was that it, 'shirked contact with — what shall we call it? — Shall we shortly and no doubt inaccurately call it life?' and implored these young poets, 'for heaven's sake, publish nothing before you are thirty.' Ironically, Bell would die at the age of 29.
By 1933 poetry was being eclipsed by politics, as far as Bell was concerned; although he never became a Communist like many of his Cambridge contemporaries. Bell believed instead that it was, 'not really possible to experience personal salvation by conversion to Communism.' In a letter to the New Statesman Bell tellingly revealed, 'In the Cambridge that I first knew, in 1929 and 1930, the central subject of ordinary intelligent conversation was poetry. As far as I can remember we hardly ever talked or thought about politics.' However, in the years that followed, politics would become a growing preoccupation for Bell. In the November of 1933 for example, he took part in an anti-war Armistice Day rally through Cambridge; but political developments in Europe would inevitably cause him to redefine his attitude towards warfare.
In 1935, shortly before he left for China, Bell edited We Did Not Fight 1914:1918, a collection of the memoirs of war resisters whose contributors included Siegfried Sassoon and Bertrand Russell. In the book's introduction Bell declared, 'I believe that the war-resistance movements of my generation will in the end succeed in putting down war – by force if necessary.' With these words, he ideologically distanced himself from the Pacifism espoused by the Bloomsbury Group.
Gazing out at the rocky terrain surrounding Fuencarral, with the blanched earth of the cemetery underfoot, it was impossible not to think about this decision and how Bell would eventually pay for it with his life.
On his return to England, Bell's family noticed that he had been changed by his experiences in China and his struggle over whether to go to Spain was noted by Virginia Woolf in her diary. 'I felt him changed: taut, tense, on the defensive.' For Bell the Spanish Civil War was crucial in that a Republican victory could halt the spread of Fascism across Europe.
Few people realise just how mechanised the conflict in Spain was, and how bloody the fighting, with both sides receiving heavy casualty figures even by the standards of the later conflict that would soon engulf Europe. On 15th July 1937 an explosion destroyed Bell's ambulance. Consequently, he volunteered as a stretcher bearer and received a replacement vehicle from the British Medical Unit three days later. During the Battle of Brunete, his ambulance was hit by a Nationalist bomb as he drove along a road just outside Villanueva de la Cañada. The doctor who treated him, Kenneth Sinclair-Loutit, remembered that Bell had sustained, 'a massive lung wound', while repairing his ambulance in an area that was being subject to a Luftwaffe bombardment. 'His case was beyond hope.' Bell was moved to the military hospital at El Escorial.
Reginald Saxon, a doctor who treated him remembered, 'His heart was visible through the wound…we realised we had to let him die and he died that night. When he saw me all he said was, "Thank goodness it's you." And I gave him morphine.' According to Peter Stansky and William Abrahams's biography, Journey to the Frontier, Bell murmured to Cochrane, 'Well, I always wanted a mistress and a chance to go to war, and now I've had both' before slipping into a coma. He never awoke.
Though Vanessa Bell took great comfort from the letters of condolence that she received in the days after her son's death; Richard Rees, who had also been in Spain with Julian wrote to her recalling, 'how perfectly adapted he was to all the difficulties and strangeness, and how assured and serene and brilliantly competent he was.'; the Bloomsbury Group struggled to come to terms with Bell's loss. Virginia Woolf was haunted by it until her suicide in March 1941. However, they took consolation from the fact that he had received a proper burial, and his own plot at the Cementerio de Fuencarral, unlike many of the other British International Brigade volunteers killed in Spain (estimated to be around 525).
An exchange of letters between Vanessa Bell and her son's closest friend Edward Playfair, suggests that by 1940 the grave still remained intact, although the cemetery was now becoming vulnerable under Franco's regime. In all likelihood, the Second World War and its aftermath hampered efforts to secure the plot as there is no further information as to what became of it. The little I had discovered about the cemetery and its history led me to believe that any effort to find Bell's grave was probably futile. It seemed likely that it had been lost for decades and I scanned the cemetery for an English name or relevant date, but found nothing.
Shortly before his death, Bell wrote to his mother from Spain. He spoke enthusiastically of the military efforts he was engaged in, the people he had met and how he believed his decision to go had been the right one, telling her, 'I find myself at home.' He had found what he was seeking during the final years of his brief life and the contentment he felt in Spain along with the ideals for which he and so many others fought and died is of far greater importance than the location of his grave. Wherever it may be, he's undoubtedly still home.
The Papers of Julian Heward Bell, King's College Archive Centre, Cambridge.
Dr Reginald Saxon Obituary, The Independent, 6th April 2004.


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Openline July 1998
Posted on Jul 1, 1998 in Newsletter
Mid-Summer Report from the Director
OIP Staff Update
At the Crossroads:
Editor's note: July 1998 marks another crossroads for the Office of Information Practices. The first half of the year brought a number of significant changes, including budget and staff reductions. The agency has a new administrative home (Office of the Lieutenant Governor), new proposed administrative rules awaiting public hearing, and a new and growing web site to provide information and guidance to government agencies and the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The OIP looks different and will operate somewhat differently in the months ahead, in part because of the recent cuts in staff and operating budget. (For the changes in staff, please see the "OIP Staff Update" below.) In the following report the Director, Moya T. Davenport Gray, addresses these and other changes. This report is adapted from the Director's recent remarks to the Honolulu Community Media Council.
New Home for OIP
Since its creation in 1988, the Office of Information Practices has been administratively attached to the Department of the Attorney General. On June 24, 1998, the Governor signed Senate Bill 2983 into law as Act 137. This act moves the OIP to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor as an administratively attached, temporary agency, effective July 1, 1998. Other agencies currently attached to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor include the Office of Elections, the Campaign Spending Commission, and the Commission on the Status of Women.
Open Meetings Complaints
Act 137 also gives the OIP the responsibility to receive and resolve complaints on open meetings. The original open meetings law (Chapter 92, Hawaii Revised Statutes, often referred to as the "Sunshine Law") was not designed to receive and resolve complaints about open meetings. However, as the OIP is "the People's Court" for open records, it seems logical for the OIP to take complaints about open meetings.
Significant Budget Cuts
The Legislature cut $216,776 and three of eight permanent positions at the OIP. In total this means that funding for four positions was eliminated and 60% of the OIP's operating expenses was cut. This cut will reduce services to government agencies and the public. The backlog of requests for assistance, which the OIP has successfully reduced these past years, likely will grow.
The OIP plans to continue publishing its monthly newsletter, Openline, as its main educational tool. Because of funding cuts, however, the OIP will need to restrict severely, or eliminate, plans to train and educate government employees. As an alternative, the OIP is considering using its web site to offer easy-access training.
Hawaii adopted the Uniform Information Practices Act (Modified) ("UIPA") in 1988 and created a right to look at government records. Unfortunately, this "house of public records" had no doors or windows to get to the records. Although you could "knock" at the door, government did not have to answer that door in anything but a "reasonable" time. The rules that the OIP is proposing create the doors and windows to Hawaii's house of public records by setting time periods for government's response.
After a two-year wait, the OIP has now received approval to hold public hearings on its proposed rules. In December 1995, both the Honolulu Star-Bulletin and the OIP's Openline ran front page stories on the OIP's proposed rules. The OIP circulated the proposed rules to the public for comment, including the Reporter's Committee on the Freedom of the Press in Washington, D.C.
With the Governor's decision to take these rules to public hearing, the OIP can now provide the rules to the public. In addition, the OIP held four state-wide informational briefings in May and June of 1998. These briefings gave attendees an opportunity to learn how the proposed rules would work if adopted. The OIP will schedule public hearings later this year.
Notice of Litigation
On May 26, 1998, the Governor signed into law House Bill 2774 as Act 82. This act, which took effect upon the signing, requires that the OIP be notified in writing at the time a civil action relating to Chapter 92F, Hawaii Revised Statutes, is filed. The OIP prefers to receive a copy of the complaint. This notification gives the OIP the opportunity to intervene in the action, representing the UIPA.
The Office of Information Practices now has its own web site, at www.state.hi.us/oip. A variety of information–including the law, guidance, Openline, the proposed rules and impact statement, the 1998 legislation tracking report, and links to the OIP's opinions (which are hosted by the Hawaii State Bar Association)–is posted on the site.
In the near future, the OIP will post portions of its Annual Reports and, for ease with research, summaries of its opinions. The OIP is also exploring the web site's potential for training, including online self-guided training on the basics of the UIPA and on the new rules.
The Office of Information Practices is charged with implementing the balance in the UIPA between two important principles. The OIP remains committed to (1) promoting access to public records and (2) protecting the privacy of individuals. This commitment has fueled the work of many dedicated OIP employees since the office was established ten years ago.
With all the change and challenges of this year, the OIP requests your understanding and support as it seeks to build on the work of the past.
Because of recent budget cuts by the Legislature, the Office of Information Practices is losing several valued staff members, effective July 1, 1998. The office bids aloha and farewell to the following individuals.
Aida Mercades has served honorably as the office receptionist since 1990. Aida has been the friendly voice and face of the OIP, greeting callers and walk-ins and offering assistance, while also handling a great variety of assignments. Within the office, Aida has been a friend and shining light to all her fellow workers. The familiar advice of "ask Aida" will be replaced by "we miss Aida." When Aida walks out the door for the last time a large piece of office history will go with her. Aida, we wish you only the best always.
J. Andrew Laurence has served diligently for two years as publications clerk: writing and editing for Openline, the annual reports, and other publications. In addition, Andrew monitored legislation for the past two sessions, work that benefited both the OIP and the public. For those who had the privilege to work alongside him, Andrew has been a revelation: an Alabama native without a southern accent, a vegetarian who was once spotted at McDonald's, and the environmental conscience of the office, raising recycling to an art form. Andrew, our loss is the world's gain.
Jennifer Chock has performed distinguished work as a staff attorney for the past two years. Jenny is best known for her legal insights, sharp wit, and surfing exploits. Jenny is a born trainer: she has taught us how to eat (and pronounce) Vietnamese pho, how to make intricate computer charts, how to assess the University of Hawaii volleyball teams, and how to sew your own clothes. Jenny, we wish you well.
Paul McDonald, who has never been spotted at McDonald's, has brought his considerable computer expertise to the OIP for the past nine months. Paul has been extremely generous in sharing this knowledge with the office. He has set up several important databases and solved many a software problem. Paul, we also learned, is a master of the office prank, and he has been equally generous with these pranks, thus lightening some stressful times. Paul, we owe you a few!


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The Christian distinctiveness of Elsenham Church of England Primary School is clearly recognised and highly valued by parents, staff and pupils alike. The school's values are understood by pupils of all ages and are reinforced through collective worship and RE. Once a week the incumbent leads collective worship and makes a particularly lasting impression on the pupils. The church are further involved in the school through Christmas card competitions, bell ringing workshops, Mothering Sunday celebrations and a whole range of other opportunities.


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Q: Swift Animate custom tabcontroller I created a custom TabController, when user change tab i animate path from old tab to new. Problem is that stroke is not animated, can u explain, how animate stroke too ?
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LIHF Super Globe 2022 è stata la quindicesima edizione del Mondiale per Club di pallamano. Il torneo si è
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Squadre partecipanti
Alla competizione prendono parte i campioni continentali provenienti dall'AHF (Asia), dalla CAHB (Africa), dalla EHF (Europa), dall'OHF (Oceania) e dalla PATHF (Nord e Sud America).

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To provide a variety of symphonic music through high quality musical performances and educational programs.
History of the LSO
The Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra traces its roots to the Fine Arts Center in Lynchburg, now known as the Academy Center of the Arts. In 1983, the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra was established under the leadership of Bruce Habitzruther as an independent performing arts non-profit organization. For the inaugural concert, Senator John Warner narrated "The Lincoln Portrait" with 2,000 people in attendance. With Maestro Habitzruther at the helm, the LSO hosted Sandi Patti, Roy Clark, Rita Coolidge, Faith Prince, Celtic Group Cherish the Ladies, Zuill Bailey, and pianist Leon Bates, among others. Mr. Habitzruther retired in 2013, but not before leading the orchestra in performing, "The Lincoln Portrait" once again, this time narrated by Lynchburg native Astronaut Leland Melvin.
At the LSO, we are proud of our history of service to the Greater Lynchburg community, maintaining a continual presence for more than 35 years. Introducing young people to music has long been at the core of what we do to engage and serve local residents. For the past 15 years, LSO musicians have taken music appreciation programs to more than 15,000 students in the Lynchburg City Schools and community groups. The LSO has presented classical music along with pops, musicals, movie scores, and contemporary programs, 4-6 times per season.


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LEXUS CELEBRATES A DECADE OF 'F' PERFORMANCE AT THE 2018 GOODWOOD FESTIVAL OF SPEED
Wednesday, July 4, 2018 — Lexus will mark the 10th anniversary of its mighty 'F' performance brand in style this summer, giving fans the chance to experience the speed and incredible sound of some of Lexus's famous performance cars.
Starting with the 423 DIN hp, V8-powered, IS F, and taking in the legendary LFA supercar, the 477 DIN hp RC F coupe and the GS F saloon, Lexus F cars have always been at the heart of the performance and excitement of the Lexus brand.
The festivities will begin at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, where five-time Daytona winner and former Lexus LFA development driver Scott Pruett will be taking to the hill in the Lexus RC F GT3 racing car – recently a winner in both the American IMSA Weathertech SportsCar Championship and the Blancpain GT Series in Europe.
Scott will be at the wheel of the American 3GT Racing car, which sports a distinctive blue chrome livery.
The American racing legend will be joined by Briton Jack Hawksworth, who currently races the 3GT Racing RC F GT3 in IMSA. Jack will be driving a race-prepared RC F Cup sporting a one-off Lexus 'F' livery. Abbie Eaton, test driver on television's The Grand Tour, will also be driving up the hill at the wheel of the iconic Lexus LFA.
The new RC F 10th Anniversary, which features an exclusive Mercury Grey matt paint finish last used on the LFA and striking Blue Carbon interior upholstery, will make its dynamic debut in the First Glance paddock.
The 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed will be held from Thursday July 12 to Sunday July 15 on the grounds of Goodwood House, West Sussex, England. More information can be found on www.goodwood.com/flagship-events/festival-of-speed/.
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