Mountain hiking in Zailiysky Ala-Tau.
Mountains Semirechya are presented by the ridge Zailiysky Ala-Tau - extreme in Northern Tien-Shan - forms the wide arch turned by camber on the South. Ridge length about 300 kilometers, width is 35 - 40 kilometers. Its northern slopes of hollow go down to the foothill plains passing in the north into the semi-desert and the desert.
The central part of the ridge occupying river Kaskelen - Turgen, has pronounced Alpine shape of a relief. There are 22 tops with heights over 4500 meters above sea level. The highest point of the ridge - peak Talgar - reaches height of 4974 meters above sea level.
It divides all ridge into two equal parts. Zailiysky Ala-Tau reaches in the east the river Turgen and here branches on three spurs - the mountains Bakhay passing into the mountains Syugaty and Boguty and the mountain Dalashik. Treat an average spur the mountain Sarytau and Toraygyr.
To the West the ridge goes down to 2000 - 1500 meters above sea level and passes into the mountains Zhetyzhol. In Zailiysky Ala-Tau the hydrological network is well developed - the set of the rivers and small rivers relating to Ili river basin flows here.
On character of food of the rivers and location of sources they can be divided on mountainous and glacial, mid-mountain and seasonal. The first have the big areas of a reservoir, they are deepest. The largest river - Chilik - divides ridges Zailiysky Ala-Tau and Kungey Ala-Tau, receiving food from their slopes.
Further from a northern slope large inflows of Ili - Turgen, Issyk, Talgar, Small and Big Almaty, Aksay, Kaskelen and Chemolgan flow down on the West. The mid-mountain rivers and seasonal waterways do not flow anywhere, coming to an end with blind courses in a foothill zone.
The mountain rivers have big height difference and high speed of a current. Their energy is so big that monolithic rocks cannot resist to water - they are split up, scattered in sand, conceding a way to a rough stream.
The mountainous terrain is so formed. Gorges of the rivers are extremely picturesque. The storming, foaming mass of water with a powerful roar rushes down, entraining the rolled boulders and trunks of trees. Numerous rifts and falls fill air with a fresh cool of water dust.
Such places in fir grove where air is sated with a needles smell are especially beautiful, dark green kroner of mighty trees and mosses on dark rocks create amazing contrast with storming white blue water. True decoration of mountains are lakes.
In Zailiysky Ala-Tau hundreds of lakes - from the small glacial and thin, located in a zone glaciers, - to landslide tectonic in the lower zones. The most beautiful concern the last the Big Almaty lake in upper courses of the river of the same name and two lakes Kolsay in the mountains Kungey Ala-Tau.
They are located in a belt of the fir forest, but the first is above, on a mark of 2497 meters above sea level, water is very cold here - no more than 12,8 degrees therefore in it there is no fish. In lakes Kolsay where water lives alone from the most beautiful and valuable fishes more warmly - the iridescent trout delivered from the Czech Republic.
Till July, 1963 on average a watercourse Issyk there was a beautiful mountain lake Issyk, the destructive mud stream destroyed the picturesque mountain lake from a face of the earth in a few minutes, broke through a natural dam and formed in it a canyon depth in several tens of meters.
Enormous power of elements is amazing and uncontrollable! Lakes have important value in food and regulation of a drain of the rivers, accumulation of fresh waters and formation of mud streams. They can also create threat of break and generation of a powerful torrential shaft dangerous to the settlements located in floodplains of the rivers.
Also esthetic value of mountain lakes is big. The large rivers and lakes receive the main water from thawing of glaciers of which in Zailiysky of Ala-Tau it is more, than in other ridges of Northern Tien-Shan. The large region of a freezing - a river basin Talgar - contains 92 glaciers, from them the most powerful glacier of Dmitriyev has length of 5,1 kilometers and the area - 18,8 square kilometers.
Approximately the glacier of Shokalsky and Sredniy Talgar upper courses has the same parameters. In Small Almatinka sources there are 12 glaciers with a total area of 11,4 square kilometers, in Big Almatinka upper courses - 49.
In total on a northern macroslope of Zailiysky Ala-Tau of 307 glaciers with a total area of 308,3 square kilometers. On the southern slope of 159 glaciers with a total area more than 200 square kilometers. At sources of the river Chilik the largest region of a freezing where 86 glaciers of 161 square kilometer enter that makes more than a third of all glaciers of this ridge is concentrated.
The largest glaciers Athlete and Korzhenevsky. Glaciers comprise huge reserves of fresh water and are the main sources of filling of the rivers and lakes. Thanks to thawing of ices tens of thousands of hectares of lands are irrigated, the livestock production develops.
Unfortunately, the little it is allowed to see greatness of eternal ices. The way to them is far, difficult and dangerous. Who at least once will visit a kingdom of white silence, that will remember cold hostility of the giant rocks covered with snow and ice and shrill silence well.
Even in good weather it seems as if in air unknown danger hid. During a thunder-storm, at bright flashes of lightnings and deafening peals of a thunder, you see blind rage of elements, thoughts of doomsday begin to flash involuntarily. In mountains of Zailiysky Ala-Tau regularities of vertical zones which distribution of types of soils, vegetation and fauna are classically accurately expressed.
Here, as in a miniature, it is possible to observe alternations of zones, for example, as in a midland of Russia at advance from the South to the North - from steppes to the tundra and polar ices. But if there change of natural complexes happens through hundreds of kilometers, then in the Zailiysky ridge a similar picture in only 30 - 40 kilometers.


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UB Springfest 2014
The University at Buffalo's Springfest 2014 went off without a hitch last Friday night, but I challenge anyone who was there to recall one spring-like thing about it.
The sun was in hiding, the winds were howling, and the unseasonably bitter temperatures made standing in a general admission parking lot for five hours analogous to the throbbing one's quadriceps endure during the final leg of the YMCA Turkey Trot.
Yes, it was cold. So cold, in fact, that the university went out of its way to erect a makeshift warming tent for those who were either underdressed or in need of a break from the action, which appeared to be everyone given the frequent size disparity between the stage crowd and the tent's huddled masses.
Had it rained even a fraction of the day, the event would have been held inside Alumni Arena, but, alas, Mother Nature's decision to teeter along meant that diehard fans of The Band Perry had to "Keep Calm and Perry On" until the last note of "Better Dig Two," a song whose Southern Gothic austerity was guaranteed to be right at home under such an ominous Western New York sky.
First, though, Clarence Greenwood, aka Citizen Cope, hit the stage with nothing but his guitar and soulful perspicacity to deliver a performance worthy of more attention than it was given. He burned through poignant staples such as "DFW" and "Bullet and a Target" without much in the way of audience interaction, so it wouldn't surprise me if the majority of the attendees knew nothing about him or his music. The 30 minutes he was allotted weren't nearly enough, but, then again, it's easy to see why his bare bones acoustic beat poetry soared right over the heads of a festival crowd hungry for electric guitar-driven spectacle.
It was up to Gloriana to fill that void with cohesive musicianship and crowd-pleasing choruses, both of which they had no problem exhibiting in abundance.
Anchored by brothers Tom and Mike Gossin, the Nashville collective made the best of a frigid situation by donning official University at Buffalo apparel throughout its set, a gesture aimed as much at winning over the students as it was the fact that none of them had actually brought cold weather clothing on tour.
Either way, the band brought its A-game, because the guitars were clean, the harmonies were tight, and the saccharine trappings of modern day country music were nowhere to be found. Vocalist Rachel Reinart was a stand-out on "Wild at Heart" and "(Kissed You) Good Night," while guitarist Mike Gossin brought rock 'n' roll attitude to what would soon become an all-out honky-tonk hootenanny.
When The Band Perry arrived, the energy levels peaked and, for the first time all evening, the warming tent was vacated. Synthetic warmth was no longer necessary, because Kimberly Perry was primed to deliver the real thing via her smoky demeanor and no-holds-barred writing style.
Her lyrics read like the after-hours musings of a spurned lover who would treat a whirlwind high school romance with the same pointed snarl as an adult relationship. Whether she was wronged at 15 or 25 doesn't matter. The nerves are exposed regardless of how much time has passed, and she's ready and willing to unleash the beast whenever called upon to do so.
Countless hours are wasted on Internet message boards pitting Perry against Taylor Swift to see who is the better artist, but, based on what I saw at UB, Swift isn't even in the same league.
"Done" and "Chainsaw" were two especially sassy barnburners that left me wondering if I hadn't been premature in my dismissal of all things country-related in 2014. Reid Perry attacked his bass with an aspiring punk rock posture and Neil played the mandolin as if he were still on his front porch in East Tennessee duking it out with a fellow picker, so these siblings are definitely the real deal.
So what if the show contained such token Country-isms as a fiddle version of The Star Spangled Banner and Kimberly's sweet-natured take on "Amazing Grace?"
The Perry clan embraces its roots while simultaneously recognizing that their talents and ambitions are too great to be contained to one specific genre. They offer a down-to-earth alternative to much of what plagues modern Country music by staying true to themselves and not trying to hijack headlines.
The music is what matters most, and, at a time when the ghosts of Johnny Cash and Lefty Frizzell have to be feeling restless, The Band Perry has created something that even purists can get behind.
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Q: How to set the width of a React component during test? I'm trying to test a slider component.

This slider component can be variable in width. When you click on the "track" of the slider it should change the value and trigger an onChange callback. The value is a based on where you click on the track. If you click the halfway point when the min value is 100 and the max value is 200, then it should report a value of 150.
The problem I'm running into is that when I render the component using ReactTest.renderIntoDocument the component doesn't have any width, so it can't calculate a new value when you click on it.
Here is the component Slider.js
import React, {PropTypes} from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { noop } from 'lodash';
import style from './style.scss';

export default class Slider extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (

        <div
          className='handle'
          style={{left: `${this.calculateLeft()}%`}}>

    );
  }

  handleClick(e) {
    let node = ReactDOM.findDOMNode(this);
    let {clientX, clientY} = e;
    let {offsetLeft, offsetWidth, clientWidth} = node;
    let xPercent = (clientX - offsetLeft) / offsetWidth;
    console.log(offsetLeft, offsetWidth, clientWidth, xPercent);
    this.props.onChange(normalize(xPercent, this.props.min, this.props.max));
  }

  calculateLeft() {
    let numerator = this.props.value - this.props.min;
    let denominator = this.props.max - this.props.min;
    return numerator / denominator * 100;
  }
}

// Proptypes
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Slider.propTypes = {
  // Callback for when the value changes.
  onChange: PropTypes.func,
  // The value for when the slider is at 0%
  min: PropTypes.number,
  // The value for when the slider is at 100%
  max: PropTypes.number,
  // The starting value
  value: validateValue,
}

Slider.defaultProps = {
  onChange: noop,
  min: 0,
  max: 100,
}

// Custom Validation
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function validateValue(props, propName, componentName) {
  let value = props[propName];

  if (typeof(value) !== 'number') {
    return new Error(`value must be a number, got ${typeof(value)}`);
  }

  if (value > props.max || value < props.min) {
    return new Error(
      `value: ${value} must be between max: ${props.max}
      and min: ${props.min}`
    );
  }
}

// Helpers
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

function normalize(floatValue, min, max) {
  let range = max - min;
  let normalizedValue = floatValue * range + min;
  // cleverly restrict the value be between the min and max
  return [min, normalizedValue, max].sort()[1];
}

Stylesheet (style.scss):
.Slider {
  position: relative;
  display: block;
  width: 100px;

  .track {
    height: 4px;
    background: #666;
    border-radius: 2px;
  }

  .handle {
    width: 12px;
    height: 12px;
    background: #fff;
    border-radius: 10px;
    position: absolute;
    top: 50%;
    transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
    transition: left 100ms linear;
  }
}

Here is my test:
import Slider from './Slider';
import React from 'react';
import {
  renderIntoDocument,
  findRenderedDOMComponentWithClass,
  findRenderedDOMComponentWithTag,
  Simulate
} from 'react-addons-test-utils';

describe('Slider', function() {

  describe('click', function() {
    it('triggers the onChange callback', function() {
      const onChange = sinon.spy();
      const component = renderIntoDocument(
        <Slider
          style={{width: 100, height: 40}}
          min={100}
          max={200}
          value={150}
          onChange={onChange}
        />
      );

      const track = findRenderedDOMComponentWithClass(component, 'track');

      Simulate.click(track, {clientY: 0, clientX: 10})
      expect(onChange).to.have.been.calledWith(110);
    });
  });
});

Test output
LOG LOG: 0, 0, 0, Infinity
click
  ✗ triggers the onChange callback
AssertionError: expected onChange to have been called with arguments 10
    onChange(200)

    at /components/Slider/test.js:99 < webpack:///src/components/Slider/test.js:55:6

Those log statements are from the handleClick() function in the component.
The width is zero so the denominator ends up being zero when calculating xPercent, which causes it to be Infinity. This causes it to just use the max value of 200.
TLDR
How do I make the component have width when rendering it during a test?

A: I've been fighting the same problem myself today - I'm building a component that will scale its text size based on the size of the element. Because renderIntoDocument places your component inside a detached DOM node, it isn't possible to calculate offsetWidth, clientWidth, etc.
Are you testing in a browser or node.js? (EDIT: I see you tagged the question PhantomJS so I'm guessing browser!) If you're in a browser you may be able to render the component into the DOM for real:
React.render(<Slider />, document.body);

If you're worried about test isolation, you can create an IFrame to render the component into, and clean that up afterwards:
beforeEach(function() {
    this.iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
    document.body.appendChild(this.iframe);
});

React.render(<Slider />, this.iframe.contentDocument.body);

afterEach(function() {
    document.body.removeChild(this.iframe);
});

Then call this.iframe.contentDocument.body.querySelectorAll('.track') to get the HTML Element and run your assertions against it (This is a plain HTML element, not a React component, so use the standard APIs to query it).

A: Here is an example. React 0.14 warns about rendering document into body.
Like what Matt said, we will need to append 'div' in the iframe to prevent such errors.
describe('html tooltip utility class', function() {

let iframe;
let div;

beforeEach(() => {
    iframe = document.createElement('iframe');
    document.body.appendChild(iframe);
    div = document.createElement('div');
});

it('returns true if text overflows', () => {
    // jshint ignore:start
    let style = {
        width: 5
    };
    let data = 'hello this is a long text.';
    iframe.contentDocument.body.appendChild(div);
    ReactDOM.render(
{data}
, div);

    // jshint ignore:end
    let textNode = div.querySelectorAll('div')[0];

    expect(HTMLTooltip.showTooltip(textNode)).to.be.true;
});

afterEach(() => {
    document.body.removeChild(iframe);
});
});

A: Have you tried to set the dimension for the actual dom node first before testing it? I use Enzyme and what I normally do is create a dummy element node, attached it to the body, then mount the Component to that element. If I need to setup width and height of the element inside the component, i will just update its real DOM node width and height through vanilla javascript. I'm posting my code example below, hope it will help.
Component code that needs to be tested
getMaskComponentContent() {
    const { clientWidth, clientHeight } = this.button;
    const size = clientWidth + clientHeight;
    const lineGap = 15;
    let lines = [];

    for (let i = lineGap; i < size; i += lineGap) {
        lines.push(<line key={i} className='lrn-line1' x1='0' y1={i} x2={i} y2='0'/>);
    }

    return (
        <svg className='lrn-mask' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'>
            <rect x='0' y='0' width='100%' height='100%' fill='transparent'/>
            {lines}
        </svg>
    );
}

Unit-test with enzyme
let wrapper, mountElement;

function setup(props = {}, mountOptions) {
    const providerWrapper = enzyme.mount(<MaskableElement {...props}/>, mountOptions);

    wrapper = providerWrapper.find('MaskableElement');
}

beforeEach(function () {
    // Create dummy element
    mountElement = document.createElement('DIV');
    document.body.appendChild(mountElement);
});

afterEach(function () {
    mountElement.remove();
});

it('the masking svg should contain multiple line elements based on the width and height of the main button', function () {
    // First we setup the component without maskId
    setup({
        maskIds: []
    }, {
        attachTo: mountElement
    });

    const button = wrapper.find('button');
    const node = button.node;

    // then we set size to the component
    node.style.width = '300px';
    node.style.height = '30px';

    // stimulate click event to apply the mask
    button.simulate('click');

    const svg = button.find('svg');

    // 330 is the total clientWidth + clientHeight, 15 is the gap b/w lines
    const expectedNumberOfLines = (330 / 15) - 1;

    expect(svg.find('line').length).toEqual(expectedNumberOfLines);
});

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Every year, Entrepreneur magazine conducts a massive study of hundreds of franchising systems. They consider the financial strength of the companies, their relative size, stability and growth rate. Using this data and a complex formula, they create a listing of the top 500 franchising companies.
Earning a spot among the best in the industry is a challenge, and that's why we're proud to say that Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning was ranked number 484th overall, 84th for low-cost franchises and 30th for home based franchises.
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The top scorers table details the top goal scorers for your team.
You can view top scorers for current and past seasons, as well as a list of your team's all-time top goal scorers.
Clicking on the player's name will take you to the player's profile.


The price of hog roast will depend on the size of the pig you need to feed the number of people at your gathering. The chart below provides a guide to the size of the pig you need and its price.
The roaster will cater for up to 250 guests.


These are 3 examples of everyday metaphors. But why do we use metaphors in a daily language? "George Lakoff and Mark Johnson, in their landmark work 'Metaphors we live by', pointed out that our daily language is full of metaphors" Often we say and hear metaphors without realising that the language used was metaphorical, instead we simply process the sensory language, helping us to understated the communicators meaning.
Metaphors are often emotionally based communication "I'm having a rough day." As the receiver of this communication, your brain has to quickly process the meaning behind these words.
To communicate more effectively we use metaphors to bridge the understanding from one frame of reference to a new situation. Imagine you asked a friend how her recent date went?
She could answer with a detailed and specific answers allowing you to build up an accurate image of the date. For this image to be emotionally correct she would have to explain all the variables. With communication alone, she would have to discuss tone, pace, vocabulary.
Our mind can process this sensory based metaphor allowing us to attribute a emotion to the description.
When a client presents with a metaphor "I feel like there is a wall in the way of my path" You can explore this metaphor with the client to help them to make changes at the subconscious level.
The first set of questions are designed to help your client describe their goal as a metaphor.
3 How do you feel about that? Example answer: I feel that if I did make an effort my colleagues would laugh at me.
4 When you feel that way, what image do you create in your mind? Example answer: I see my colleagues laughing and I'm sinking into the floor, like you would do in quick sand.
Gain details of the metaphor – don't add your own details/images this is the clients metaphor not yours.
5 What kind of "client's words" is that? Example question: is the floor made of quick sand, or is it a floor that feels like quick sand?
Example answer: Erm.. yep the floor looks like quick sand and I'm sinking into it.
6 Whereabouts are you/is "the clients words" example question: where are you and where is the quick sand floor?
Example answer: I'm at work, in the office and the quick sand floor is in the middle of the room.
8 Where did "client's words" come from Example Question: where did the quick sand come form?
Example answer: It's mine, I bring it to work.
9 Are there any connections between "client's words" and "clients words"?Example Question: are there any connections between you sinking and your colleague's laughter?
Example answer: Yes, if I wasn't sinking they would be laughing, they just get on with there work and I could get on with mine.
Give options – you need to go with what the client is telling you and test the different options.
10 What would happen if you changed "client's words" Example Question: What would happen if left the quicksand at home?
11 What would happen if you "did something different"? Example Question: what would happen if you could make the floor solid?
Example answer: that would be good, I can see some strong cement in the corner of the room I could use that to stop the quick sand.
12 What needs to happen for you to achieve your goal? Example answer: Its funny but the company name on the cement is called "go for-it cement" I think I need to just be me when I go into work and not to worry about what people will think-this will make me more confident.
13 How would you feel if you made this change/"client's words"? Example Question: How would you feel if you went into work being you?
14 Is there anything else you need to think about/look at?
Example answer: No, I just need to take a deep breath on Monday morning and "go for-it" I think people will really like me.
15 What are the consequences of you achieving your outcome?
Example answer: I would feel more confident, people would like me and I would enjoy going to work every day.
With the metaphor technique, you need to listen to what the client is telling you and ask questions that allow the clients unconscious and imaginative mind to work, as it is there subconscious that will give them the answers they need.


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Marie Claire Hammerschlag Perez  (Panamá, 26 de julio de 1986), también conocida por su pseudónimo O.H., es una artista visual panameña con varios reconocimientos en el medio a nivel internacional. Con su pseudónimo, O.H., ella incursionó en el mundo de las artes en diferentes ramas, desde pintura, a artes digitales, poesía, música, trabajos en resinas y artesanías.

Biografía
Marie Claire nació en Panamá en 1986.

Desde 2001 se ha especializado con estudios y cursos de artes, ilustración, ukelele, guitarra y artesanía.

Se graduó en 2004 en la Universidad de las Artes Ganexa en Panamá, y posteriormente se ha especializado en diversas áreas.

Carrera
O.H. ha participado a varias exposiciones alrededor del mundo, ganando premios como la segunda mención honoraria en el concurso de artes visuales Roberto Lewis 2021, en la categoría de artes digitales, o como el segundo lugar en el concurso APOLLO de la ALAF (Association Les Artistes Francais), siendo reconocida como artista emergente.

Trabaja con técnicas mixtas, principalmente abstracto expresionista. Es también una pionera en la rama de nuevas artes visuales llamada Piramidismo cromático. Ella es la creadora del Piramidismo cromático digital, recientemente reconocido por la ALAF (Association Les Artistes Francais) de París, con un diploma ad honorem que acredita la primera invención mundial por su obra artística

O.H. también es la creadora del estilo musical llamado UkePunkGrunge, con el proyecto Balancing my uke ella toca el ukelele sobre un balancing board.

Otras actividades
Recibió una membrecía honoraria de la sociedad de poesía Básnich. Es también miembro de la IAVA (International Association of Visual Artists).

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Trainer labels Bush finalist his 'Tom Melbourne'
By Alex Nolan
In the city they say there's no surer bet than Field/Tom Melbourne/Field.
In the bush, the same logic could be applied to the David Reynolds-trained Music Scene.
The seven-time winner will start from barrier 12 in Saturday's $125,000 Battle of the Bush Final at Eagle Farm.
Music Scene has earned over $100,000 in 68 career starts but it's his propensity to run second that has seen his career place strike-rate rise above 50%.
"He's our Tom Melbourne, he's run second 19 times," Reynolds said at Wednesday's barrier draw.
"We've had him since he was a maiden runner and taken him all the way through over the past four years.
"At the end of the day, in the bush, it's about earning a cheque when they go around otherwise it can get tough. He's very honest."
Music Scene began life in Victoria before transferring to Reynolds in December 2015.
Reynolds' wife Leeanne McCoy will partner the horse for the 51st time in Saturday's final.
"It's a family affair," Reynolds said.
"My parents and I own him. Dad picked him out at trackwork the first morning he was at our place and said 'I want a piece of that horse' and of course the wife will ride him."
Connections have travelled thousands of kilometres to be in Brisbane for the final, after 16 qualifiers held across the state between April and June.
Dalby-based Reynolds will return to his stables later today to tend to his team of 14 horses, before returning to Brisbane for the welcome function on Friday.
He'll then head back to Dalby that evening, before turning around with horse in tow for Saturday's race at 12.20pm.
But, in true country style, he paid homage to the trainers who have travelled from places such as Mount Isa, Atherton Tablelands and Sarina just to be here.
"It's a tough gig," he said.
"I take my hat off to those trainers who are travelling long distances. We've done Cunnamulla, Charleville, we certainly know what driving's about but what they're doing is pretty amazing stuff."


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Background - Six years ago, in Bhasin v. Hrynew ("Bhasin"), the Supreme Court of Canada ("SCC") recognized a contractual duty of honest performance.[1] On December 18, 2020, the SCC released its decision in CM Callow Inc. v. Zollinger ("Callow"), clarifying that duty. (See Article)
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Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, insolvent companies have sought court intervention relating to the payment of rent during lockdown periods. In the most recent decision on this issue, the Quebec Superior Court (Court) ruled that a debtor undergoing a restructuring under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada) (CCAA) should not be relieved of its obligation to pay post-filing rent, even in circumstances where its ability to use the leased premises is constrained by governmental orders. (See Article)
1151390 Ontario Inc. et al v. Metrolinx - 2021 ONSC 347
The plaintiffs have sued the defendant, alleging that it negligently misrepresented its intention to acquire the plaintiffs' property for a future GO Train station. Once pleadings closed, the defendant brought a motion for summary judgment to have the action dismissed. (See Decision)
R v. Simonelli - 2021 ONSC 354
The issue to be decided in this application is the appropriate remedy for a Charter of Rights and Freedoms breach caused by a lengthy delay in holding the Applicants' special bail hearing (i.e. a bail hearing requiring two hours or more). The delay between the Applicants' arrests and their bail hearing was 12 days. On behalf of the Crown, Mr. Kingdon fairly concedes that as a result, Section 11(e) of the Charter was breached--the right not to be denied reasonable bail without just cause. He also agrees that the delay in holding the bail hearing was a systemic failure, not an isolated event, although in doing so, Mr. Kingdon did not agree the systemic problem was as long standing as the Applicants contend. (See Decision)
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On August 22, 2017, the Attorney General of Nova Scotia filed a Reference to this Court pursuant to Section 3 of the Constitutional Questions Act, R.S.N.S. 1989, c. 89. On October 13, 2017, it filed an Amended Notice of Reference. The Amended Reference asked this Court to consider the following questions: (See Decision)
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This matter is scheduled for sentencing submissions on January 8, 2021. On January 14, 2020, Mr. Patriquin pleaded guilty to robbery, use of an imitation weapon and wearing a mask in the commission of an indictable offence. He was convicted on the basis of an agreed Statement of Facts. As part of its submission, the defence has brought a constitutional challenge to the mandatory minimum sentence applicable in this case pursuant to s. 85(3) of the Criminal Code of Canada. (See Decision)
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The applicant, John Howard Society of Canada ("JHSC"), seeks a declaration that s. 163(3) of the Corrections and Conditional Release Regulations, SOR/92-620 (the "Regulations") is invalid as it violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms s. 7 protected right to life, liberty, and security of the person in a manner that is not in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice and is not demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society under s. 1. (See Decision)
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This endorsement confirms a case management teleconference held January 15, 2021. (See Decision)
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This is an appeal from the order of the Honourable D.E. Harris (the Motion Judge) dated October 29, 2019 and November 27, 2019 (the Order) which provides that the Appellant, Grant Edward Dillman, pay to the Respondent, Elizabeth Lila Dillman, commencing August 1, 2018 and on the first of each month thereafter, $1,200.00 in spousal support; that any payments made since August 1, 2018 by the Appellant in spousal support are to be deducted from the obligation; that the Appellant maintain life insurance in favour of the Respondent; and that the obligations are to remain in place until the death of either party. (See Decision)
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This dispute arises from a generous donation by the petitioners, Peter A. Allard Q.C. and the Allard Prize Foundation, to the respondent, the University of British Columbia ("UBC"), in exchange for certain naming and branding rights in perpetuity (the "Gift Agreement"). (See Decision)
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On January 16, 2019, I convicted Trevor Philip Pritchard of the following offences: (See Decision)
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The Applicant, Mr. Stephen, seeks damages from the Respondents, Radhakrishna Namburi and VRK Forex Investments Inc. ("the Respondents"), totalling $137,772 CAD. Mr. Namburi is the sole director of VRK Forex Investments Inc. (See Decision)
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On the first day of the videoconference trial hearing, January 13, 2021, Mr. Arviv appeared along with Mr. Skipper and Mr. Wiffen. Mr. Arviv made two motions: a motion asking me to overturn my order of January 7, 2021 refusing an adjournment of the trial hearing; and a motion that I recuse myself on the grounds that Mr. Arviv has a reasonable apprehension of bias concerning me. I heard oral argument over the course of that day and adjourned the trial until January 14, 2021. (See Decision)
Wong v. Au - 2021 BCSC 58
On November 6, 2016 Mr. Wong left work at approximately 11pm, following his shift at his new job as a restaurant manager at Nishiki, a sushi restaurant in Vancouver, and stepped into the cross walk at the intersection at Victoria Drive and 49th Ave. The light was green, and he had the signal for crossing. He had the right of way. He was hit on his left side by a car making a left hand turn. Mr. Wong suffered a number of myofascial and other injuries. The defendants have admitted liability for the accident. In this action Mr. Wong seeks compensation for his injuries sustained as a result of the accident, and the impact those injuries have had on his life. (See Decision)
Palani v. Lin - 2021 BCSC 59
These reasons address the appropriate quantum of damages in a personal injury action. The plaintiff, Ms. Palani, was a passenger in a vehicle involved in an accident on a sunny evening on June 5, 2014 at the intersection of Granville Street and West 6th Avenue, Vancouver, BC (the "accident"). She seeks compensation under the usual heads of damages for chronic pain and psychological injuries. (See Decision)
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Zhang v. Chen - 2021 NSSC 3
This is a motion for summary judgment on evidence. The plaintiffs, Lijiao Zhang ("Zhang") and Qinglu Liu ("Liu") are the parents-in-law of the defendant, Dan Chen ("Chen") who married their son Yi Liu ("Yi") in 2008 in the People's Republic of China. All four lived in Beijing and each couple owned their own matrimonial home. All four worked in Beijing in their various workplaces. It was their plan to immigrate to Halifax, Nova Scotia. They intended to sell their homes in Beijing and purchase homes in Halifax that were near to each other. (See Decision)
Locke v. Goulding - 2021 NLSC 8
Mr. Goulding has made application to this Court to terminate his child support obligations respecting his two children, Brihanna and her twin sister, Bethany. Both children are now adults and Mr. Goulding asserts that he should no longer be obliged to provide child support. Mr. Goulding also asserts that if child support is terminated as he requests, he should be absolved of any outstanding arrears and in fact he is due reimbursements for over payment of child support. Both children were born September 30, 1995. (See Decision)
Tuffnail v. Meekes - 2021 ONCA 24
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These Supplementary Reasons address the issue of costs following the successful appeal of Dueck Downtown Chevrolet Buick GMC Limited ("Dueck") against a finding of liability at trial in three actions concerning motor vehicle collisions: 2020 BCCA 86, leave to appeal ref'd 2020 CanLII 89595 (SCC). In its decision, the Court also dismissed the cross-appeal brought by the Minister of Justice for the Province of British Columbia (the "Minister") in one of the three actions. The parties were unable to agree on costs and the Court invited further submissions on costs that have now been received. (See Decision)


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Originaire d'une famille franco-suisse d'origine alsacienne, Dominique-France Picard est la fille de David-Robert Loeb (industriel) et de Paule-Madeleine Picard. Elle est la petite-fille de Lazard Loeb (Ecole Normale de Strasbourg, Empire Allemand) et d'Edmond Picard (Polytechnicien). Elle est titulaire d'une maîtrise en lettres et d'un doctorat en psychologie ; sa thèse, rédigée à 29 ans à Nanterre, est consacré à la Psychologie de la femme dans Les Mille et Une Nuits. Elle rencontre, au campus Le Rosey de Gstaad, où son frère Jean-Louis Loeb-Picard étudie, Fouad II, roi déchu d'Égypte.

Le , en présence du prince Rainier III et de la princesse Grace, elle l'épouse au palais de Monaco. Ils ont trois enfants :

 le prince héritier Mohamed Ali, « prince du Saïd » (5 février 1979) ; il épouse en août 2013 la princesse Noal Zaher d'Afghanistan (1980), petite-fille du roi Mohammad Zaher Shah d'Afghanistan.
 la princesse Fawzia Latifa (12 février 1982).
 le prince Fakhr Eddin (25 août 1987).

À partir de 1992, après avoir beaucoup voyagé, ils s'installent entre la France et la Suisse. Elle se convertit à l'islam. Ils entament une procédure de divorce en 1996 ; celle-ci prend fin avec la dissolution de leur mariage par la justice suisse le . En 2002, quittant son appartement parisien, elle est accueillie à Monaco dont elle est citoyenne . Aujourd'hui, elle anime des conférences traitant  essentiellement de l'Égypte et du Moyen-Orient.

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December 2nd, 2014 | EarthBound, Fan Games
At long last, the upgraded version of the popular "Cognitive Dissonance" EarthBound fangame is complete! Here's a quick description of the game:
It takes place between the first and second games in the series: after Giegue's first defeat yet before Ness's adventure.
It tells a story of Giegue's descent into madness and the wandering band of aliens who once protected the Apple of Enlightenment, in a chapter-based format similar to Mother 3.
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Dr. V0ID said on	Dec. 2, 2014
YES!!! YES!!! ALL MY YES!!! THE WAIT WAS WORTH IT!!!
ohgreat said on	Dec. 2, 2014
"CogDis (unfortunately) requires Windows."
Just great. Skipping this one.
Justin said on	Dec. 2, 2014
You can use virtualbox to run iy, plus its free
StubbornVirus said on	Dec. 2, 2014
I've got it working on Ubuntu over WINE, though the text is a bit glitched out.
OtherLurkingBlue said on	Dec. 3, 2014
This may surprise the rest of you, but not every Earthbound fan is a hacker or a computer science major, and some of us have only basic computer knowledge.
So, when you say "Ubuntu over WINE," what I hear is "African tribesman drinking merlot."
I've wanted to play all kinds of hacks, but can't figure out expanding, and the instructions for expanding seem to be written by computer people FOR computer people. Like, if I translated a Latin text to Latin. Which would be self-defeating, yeah?
That's only an example. I realize this is a stand alone game. What I'm asking is — how does an idiot like me play this on his Macbook?
another doseisan said on	Dec. 3, 2014
Yes^^ What otherLurkingBlue said. I too would like to enjoy this game on my macbook!
blahmoomoo said on	Dec. 3, 2014
This website has a good explanation on what WINE is and how to get it working on Mac: http://www.davidbaumgold.com/tutorials/wine-mac/
It looks fairly involved, but it seems to explain all the steps very well, especially if you aren't experienced in doing the things necessary.
It also mentions a few alternatives to WINE that you might want to consider, but those alternatives cost money (that is, they require a Windows install disc and license at minimum).
An E and two 8 said on	Dec. 3, 2014
Played and finished this one. Excellent fan game.
The way it tells and links the events of the first two games is very creative. And there's even some linking with Mother 3!
Worth playing and re-playing. I assure it!
@OtherLurkingBlue
at least it's good to see I'm not the only one annoyed by the "windows only" part.
Wine (no reason to capitalize, is there?) is a compatibility layer for us on the non-windows side of computing to execute windows binaries. That means it helps us use *.exe and *.msi files. You can install it on mac, as blahmoomoo pointed out. After installing it, you can try running the game. It would be great if everything worked out this way, but that rarely happens. If the game doesn't work, you probably need to configure Wine, which is not always a so-super-easy-and-quick thing to do ;). It's worth a shot, but don't get your hopes up too much. The best would be native compatibility with Linux and Mac; it's a shame having to do all that for not using windows.
otherhand said on	Dec. 3, 2014
Hey, project lead of CogDis here.
Years of love and care went into the building of this odd little creation, alongside very talented contributions from artists and musicians across Starmen and elsewhere.
For those playing it, regardless of whether they've played the original or this upgraded version is their first experience with the game, I hope you enjoy it and it makes me glad to see the time hasn't gone to waste. 🙂
For those having operating system issues… please, don't take it as a personal attack and bring down the release. No agenda was meant, and if I could provide full compatibility I would. Unfortunately, the engine that was used simply does not give the option.
abutts said on	Dec. 5, 2014
I'm enhoying the game so far, but the only thing that bugs me is that there isn't really a way to change the controller settings. Having to move with the joystick on my xbox controller is painful.
justin k said on	Dec. 11, 2014
I have it working on mac with virtualbox. Virtualbox is free and you can find windows XP virtual machines for virtualbox. It runs Windows right as an app on your mac. If anyone wants I can send you my virtual machine with it already installed 🙂
With CogDis already installed that is
Dr.x said on	Dec. 12, 2014
I'm having fun with this game I just wish I could get unstuck and find all the points of power I missed a lot of them. I had no idea of this fan game and I am glad I found it because I was bored and they delayed Mother 4 which I had been waiting for since March 2014.
otherhand said on	Dec. 12, 2014
Dr. X: All Points of Power except the final are re-findable in chapter 7 before the obvious "point of no return." The final one is hard to miss in the first place, but can be briefly revisited after that.
If you check the map on your ship, which you get during chapter 7, it should point them out with pink blips.
Thanks for the help. Once I get strong enough to beat Captain Deepsea I will go back and find them.
Can you tell me where the map is found? I can't find the third point of power.
P.S. For some reason my account got messed and I had to make another one. I am the same Dr.x.
Messed up*
Ejruss25 said on	Dec. 16, 2014
Ah, I remember this game. I distinctly remember being profoundly disturbed by it towards the end. It does a very excellent job of keeping the atmosphere of the aliens of MOTHER.
Crav said on	Dec. 16, 2014
Dr. X, if you're in chapter 7, just check your ship's console next to Zarbol. Niiue made it available as soon as you came back.
ohgreat said on	Dec. 17, 2014
@justin k
no, do not do that.
Sending a virtual machine with commercial software installed is illegal if you are not authorized to do so.
Thanks. I'll do that Crav.
Interceptor said on	Jan. 2, 2015
i cant play this in full screen it says something about direct draw
AL said on	Feb. 18, 2015
hey i have a problem with the music. most of the songs play only once … for an exemple: the first time i go in satralia, the music play, but if i go in the hotel and go back in satralia, the music is mute. anybody had this problem?
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Implementation of ICD-10 Set for 2013
by Joyce Frieden Joyce Frieden, News Editor, MedPage Today June 16, 2010
Oct. 1, 2013, is the "firm date" for implementation of the new ICD-10 coding system for medical diagnoses, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
"A number of you have contacted us [about rumored delays], but I can assure you that this is a firm date," Pat Brooks, senior technical adviser with CMS' Hospital and Ambulatory Policy Group, said during a conference call with providers on Tuesday. Any claims submitted to Medicare on or after that date will not be accepted unless they use the new codes, Brooks stressed.
The ICD-10 is the 10th edition of the International Classification of Diseases, the manual most commonly used for coding medical diagnoses. ICD-10 has two parts: ICD-10-CM contains diagnosis codes, and ICD-10-PCS contains inpatient procedure codes.
Physicians who see only outpatients will not have to deal with ICD-10-PCS; they can continue using Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes for outpatient procedures. However, for diagnosis codes, they still will need to transition to ICD-10-CM from the ICD-9 codes currently in use, Brooks said.
ICD-10 diagnosis codes differ from ICD-9 codes in several respects, she noted:
ICD-10 codes have three to seven characters, compared with three to five characters for ICD-9;
ICD-10 codes always use a letter for their first character, while ICD-9 codes can have either a letter or a number as their first character;
ICD-10 codes may include an "x" placeholder -- something not used in ICD-9 codes.
But the biggest difference between the two coding sets is the number of codes involved. Because they are more complex and detailed, ICD-10 includes 69,099 diagnosis codes compared with only 14,315 ICD-9 codes.
Although the new codes will not be implemented for another three years, CMS has been updating both the ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes each year to add new diagnoses and procedures and to make other changes. But in response to complaints from users who are already starting to transition to the new codes, the agency is considering a "limited freeze" on any coding changes, Brooks said.
Under that scenario, the last regular, annual updates to both sets of codes would be made on Oct. 1, 2011. The following year, in October 2012, limited changes to both sets of codes would be made only for new technologies and diseases; and in October 2013, limited updates would be made only to the ICD-10 codes. Regular updates for ICD-10 would begin again starting in 2014.
A final decision on the freeze proposal will be announced at an upcoming meeting of the ICD-9-CM Coordination & Maintenance Committee, slated for mid-September, Brooks said.
Providers and others who want to know what commonly used ICD-9 codes will look like in ICD-10 can check out the agency's General Equivalence Mappings (GEMs), which provide a "crosswalk" between the two sets of codes. The GEMs -- along with other resources on managing the transition -- can be found via CMS' ICD-10 website. (The GEMs can be accessed by clicking on the "2010 ICD-10-CM" link on the left-hand side of the page.)
Physicians thinking about training staff members in using the new codes should plan to start their training anywhere from six to nine months ahead of the 2013 implementation date, according to Brooks.
Healthcare providers also need to start planning for another change: the implementation of the new 5010 protocol for submitting electronic claims. The 5010 protocol will be implemented on Jan. 1, 2012; electronic claims submitted to Medicare on or after that date must use the new protocol or they will not be accepted, Christine Stahlecker, director of CMS' Medicare billing procedures division, said during the conference call.
The agency is suggesting that providers, plans, claims clearinghouses, and anyone else who will be using the new protocol begin internally testing it now, and plan for external testing starting on Jan. 1, 2011, at the beginning of the "transition year."
The new protocol is needed because the current protocol, known as 4010, is "outdated," Stahlecker said. Almost 500 change requests were received and addressed in the new version, she noted.
Conversion to the 5010 protocol is a "prerequisite" for using the ICD-10 codes for electronic claims submission, since the older 4010 protocol does not accept ICD-10 claims, Stahlecker pointed out. The 5010 version has added more spaces for the characters used in the new codes.
In addition to using the new protocol to submit claims, providers who receive payments from Medicare electronically also must change to the 5010 protocol for receiving remittances, Stahlecker said. "Find out if your license with your software vendor includes a mandatory regulation update" which will cover the new remittance software, she suggested.
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Q: TextView in Alert dialog I have a question functionality in my application in which the user inputs a question into an editext line and the API retrieves the answer. When the user hits submit I would like an alert dialog to show with the answer. As of now they are re directed to another screen with just the answer text displayed. I would like the answer to be displayed in a textview inside an alert dialog instead. Can some one help please. The following is my code for the question class.
Question.java
public class Question extends ActionBarActivity {

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        ResponseHandler<String> responseHandler = new BasicResponseHandler();
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        TextView text = (TextView)findViewById(R.id.answer);
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A: new AlertDialog.Builder(context)
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East CLC 9-12 » News » 2018-2019 News Archive » Grand Opening of the Financial Services Lab at East CLC
KeyBank, APS open mock bank inside East CLC to teach financial skills
APS: Akron Public Schools Opens New Financial Services Lab
Supported by KeyBank Foundation
Lab at East CLC will serve as a finance-focused hands-on learning center
Akron Beacon Journal/Ohio.com article
Wednesday, May 29, 2019 - Today, Akron Public Schools (APS) and KeyBank announced the grand opening of the Financial Services Lab at East CLC supported by KeyBank Foundation. The goal of this lab is to give students access to real financial technology that would typically be found in a banking center. The Financial Services Lab was made possible by a grant awarded to the United Way of Summit County for Akron Public Schools by the KeyBank Foundation.
The Financial Services Lab is located inside East CLC and includes teller, loan officer and stock simulation stations. Students will be able to experience earning and managing KeyCash, a program developed by a team of APS teachers and administrators, with the advice and guidance of KeyBank staff. KeyCash is given to students in the Key Bank Academy of Business and Health Services for earning good grades or demonstrating positive behaviors and good citizenship. Students will be able to use their KeyCash to purchase items in the school store or to purchase experiences such as tickets to football games or prom. They will use their Financial Services Lab bank account to save their money and pay for purchases at a later date.
"KeyBank and KeyBank Foundation have invested in our students, educators and schools in ways that are both supportive and inspirational," said APS Superintendent David James. "True to the college and career academy model, the Financial Services Lab means that our students will make connections between their academic courses and the real world, helping them prepare for the future."
"The opening of the new Financial Services Lab at East CLC is a great milestone for Akron Public Schools, KeyBank and the United Way of Summit County," said Timothy Burke, KeyBank Northeast Ohio Market President. "We are proud of this transformative partnership that allows us to bring our financial wellness message to students and give them the tools they need to form good habits and be successful in their professional and personal lives."
"The Financial Services Lab combines two things that are crucial to the long-term success of students -- quality, hands-on learning experiences and education on how to build lasting financial empowerment," said Jim Mullen, president and CEO of United Way of Summit County. "KeyBank is making an investment that will pay off for this community through a higher-skilled workforce and stronger, more financially secure families."
East CLC Campus Principal Vyrone Finney addressed his students by saying, "I want you to think about the phrase "good fortune." It refers to when good things happen to someone and how it impacts their success. Thanks to the caring and generous spirit of many people, you have the good fortune to experience something that can change your future. I certainly hope you seize the opportunity."
About Akron Public Schools:
Akron Public Schools (APS) enrolls more than 21,000 students and employs 3,000 teaching and non-teaching professionals in Northeastern Ohio. The district, one of the state's largest and most diverse, covers 62 square miles in a city of 195,000. APS educators are committed to rigorous teaching and learning, safe learning centers and community engagement to prepare young people to be well rounded and ready for the challenges of learning that follow in life. The goal of APS is to be the #1 urban school system in the United States. For more information about Akron Public Schools, visit AkronSchools.com.
About KeyBank:
KeyBank's roots trace back 190 years to Albany, New York. Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, Key is one of the nation's largest bank-based financial services companies, with assets of approximately $141.5 billion at March 31, 2019. Key provides deposit, lending, cash management and investment services to individuals and businesses in 15 states under the name KeyBank National Association through a network of approximately 1,100 branches and more than 1,500 ATMs. Key also provides a broad range of sophisticated corporate and investment banking products, such as merger and acquisition advice, public and private debt and equity, syndications, and derivatives to middle market companies in selected industries throughout the United States under the KeyBanc Capital Markets trade name. For more information, visit key.com/. KeyBank is Member FDIC.
About United Way of Summit County:
United Way of Summit County takes on the issues that matter most to children and families in Greater Akron. We pursue Bold Goals through forward-thinking strategies, innovative programs and hands-on work in our community. We team up with private and public leaders, local businesses and thousands of volunteers from across our community to create change that matters. Together, we are hand raisers. Game changers. Because there's a better future in store for Greater Akron, and the time is now to make it happen. Learn more at uwsummit.org.


Phalaka is usually a panel, board or plank. Vinaya Texts ii.246 and A.K. Coomaraswamy, Indian Architectural Terms , Journal of the American Oriental Society, vol.48, no.3, p.268 (referring to this passage) take it as a kind of cloth.
See BD.1.52f. for notes and references. The story at Vin.3.34 (= BD.1.52) preceding those of monks dressed in these kinds of garments, is about a naked monk; this itself is preceded by a story of a monk clothed in a layman's dress.
titthiyādhaja. Cf. Vin.2.22, where it is said that titthiyādhaja is not to be worn by a monk who has been suspended for not seeing his offences. Commentary says (see Vinaya Texts ii.373, n.6) that titthiyādhaja means that garments of kusa-grass and the rest are not to be worn.; and cf. arahaddhaja at Ja.i.65.
akkanāla. Akka is the plant Calotropis gigantea. Word occurs at MN.i.429.
potthaka. Vin-a.1135 says that it is made of makaci. This, according to Pali-English Dictionary is a "kind of cloth, material, fibre". Potthaka occurs in a simile at AN.i.246, and there is no indication that monks should not wear it; it is called painful to handle and of little worth. AN-a.ii.359 describes it as vākamayavatthaṃ, "a cloth made of bark". Also see Pp.33. Pp-a.216 calls potthaka: sāṇavākasāṭaka, a cloak of bark and coarse hemp. On sāṇa see BD.2.143, n.3.


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Not everything was special
Fortunately for normally steady Bucs kicker Ryan Succop, Saturday's special teams woes were almost totally shrouded by the offense's de facto clinic. Succop sent two extra points wide right, including his first attempt that bounced off the upright. He also sent a 42-yard field-goal attempt wide left in the fourth quarter, ending his streak of consecutive field goals at 21.
Additionally, Lions returner Jamal Agnew needed to break only one tackle on a 74-yard punt-return touchdown in the third quarter. It was the first punt return for a score against the Bucs since Devin Hester returned one 68 yards on Sept. 18, 2014.
By contrast, the Bucs started three possessions inside their 11 following punts. Returner Kenjon Barner appeared tentative on a first-half return and fielded it inside his 10. "Our special teams were a little shaky today," Arians said. "(Succop) just hates this turf and it showed today. I really wanted that goose egg, and we gave up that punt return. Everything can't be perfect but I'm always looking for perfect."
Bucs empty the bench
Tampa Bay's 34-point halftime cushion against a Lions team with a piecemeal coaching staff enabled Arians to substitute liberally in the second half. Backup quarterback Blaine Gabbert, taking his first meaningful snaps in two years, played the entire second half and went 9-for-15 for 143 yards and two touchdowns. Rookie tailback Ke'Shawn Vaughn ran for a game-high 62 yards on 15 carries.
Defensively, second-year cornerback Herb Miller, a former Florida Atlantic standout, had his first career interception in the fourth quarter. Miller was elevated from the practice squad for Saturday's game when injured starter Carlton Davis (groin) was ruled out. Second-year defensive peers Jeremiah Ledbetter and Anthony Nelson each registered their first full NFL sacks.
"Blaine hadn't played in a year and a half," Arians said. "People don't know how good Blaine Gabbert is; I mean, he can really spin a football. And we've known what Ke'Shawn is, it's just getting an opportunity. He's so quick and sudden, a different-style runner. Leonard (Fournette) is a big, powerful guy. It just gives us another good change of pace."
The Bucs have gone three consecutive games without a turnover. ... Tampa Bay's four sacks Saturday give the Bucs 47 for the season, tied for the most in the NFL through Saturday's 1 p.m. time slot. ... The seven points allowed Saturday were the fewest surrendered by the Bucs since a 29-7 win against the Bears in the 2017 opener. ... Gronkowski (two touchdown catches) now has 17 multi-touchdown games in his career, third-most by a tight end in NFL history. Antonio Gates (21) leads the way.
Joey Knight, Tampa Bay Times, published 27 December 2020


as I have relatives (in-laws) in TX.
I know that I'm supposed to store abandoned items in my rental property for 6 months before I dispose of it. A new twist this time. Renter left a hideous but nearly new bedroom suite, TV, and VCR behind. Their dog also left me a couple of presents but we won't discuss that. I called "U CAN RENT" and asked if it was theirs. They said no but after checking around they found it belonged to HEILIG-MYERS furniture store. I made 2 appointments for HEILIG-MEYER to pick up the items and they were kind enough not to show for either. Downstairs tenant without any taste is using the bedroom suite and the VCR and TV found their way to my bedroom. Now HEILIG-MEYER shows up wanting items three months later. I told them I wanted to be reimbursed for storeage. They said it didn't work that way, give em up. I said it don't work that way, Bite me. They said their lawyer (pretty good friend of mine) would contact me. My wife don't care much for it but me and that hound of mine have really gotten where we enjoy watching Letterman in bed. Buford really enjoys the opening monologue. Am I gonna have to give these scumbuckets back their TV? How can I cause them as much grief as possible? Should I include the presents my tenants dog left me?
Look out Kentuck and Tim Couch. The UT Vols express is coming thru Saturday. You can count on it.
If Arkansas had fumbled the ball sooner in the 4th quarter Kentucky would have beat 'em too. We'll see how rough Tennesee rumbles in a week's time… Beating the Vol's is Kentucky's only hope of getting to a 'good' bowl game - though 'almost' beating the #1 team helps a lot, too. On the flip side, not making a good bowl would be an incentive for Couch to come back and 'do it right' next year… Not that I would stay if I were a #1 draft pick and likely the starting QB at a new francise that has BUCKO high draft picks. But anyway.
Actually, I think the difference in the game will be special teams. And I don't have much faith in Kentucky's - but I'm not quite willing to concede the game yet.
Technically, the stuff belongs to them, and if push comes to legal shove, you lose. However, try to imagine how little they really want this junk back. I think the last thing they want to hear you say is,"okay, it's yours, come and get it". They'd like cash a lot more. I'd call the store's head guy and play "let's make a deal". You sound like a guy who could coax a hungry dog away from a pile of steaks, so have at it.
The law west of the Pecos would say give it back, it ain't yours. Texas code and my leases spell out abandoned property and storage fees. Surely yours dosn't say you have to store for six months. Ask them for their UCC filing on it. Did you tell them the hound broke the TV and chewed up the furniture?
only if you froze them.


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The Lakewood BlueClaws built a reputation for being dancing machines well before they locked down a second consecutive South Atlantic League title. Last season, the 'Claws started a tradition of passing the time during rain delays by performing dance routines. Early this season, they kept it going.
Trevor May, a pitching prospect who turns 21-years-old this week, managed to keep his love of the dance a secret until Lakewood defeated the Greenville Drive (Boston affiliate) in the SAL finals for the second straight year. During the BlueClaws' celebration following the game 4 victory that gave May his third league championship in three seasons in the minors (May won the Gulf Coast League championship with the Phillies in 2008 and was a member of last season's BlueClaws team), May joined the ranks of Lakewood's rhythmic expression elite.
Check out the media player below to witness May's masterful moves.
Trevor May was a 4th round draft pick by the Phillies in 2008 and was recently ranked as the 4th best prospect in the Phillies organization in a poll of minor league experts done by The Reading Eagle. In 11 regular season starts for Lakewood this year, May went 7-3 with a 2.91 ERA and 92 strike outs in 65 innings pitched. In the 2010 post season, May started 2 games, and posted a 1-1 record with a 0.77 ERA while striking out 21 batters in 11 2/3 innings.
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Join local plant ecologist Michael Doherty for a wildflower ramble in the nature reserve behind the Watson Fair on Sunday 25 October and enjoy a spring Floriade on the mountain.
This delightful walk will highlight different species found in grassland, woodland and open forest.
Please bring good walking shoes, water, sun protection, and a hand lens/magnifying glass if you have one.


'You are never fully dressed without perfume.' - C. Joybell C.
For the bride who loves the lush things in life, treat your hen party to the luxurious Cambridge Design a Fragrance experience. Mark your last weekend of a singleton by creating a signature scent that's just for you. What better way to wave goodbye to the single life?
Gather up your bride tribe and head off to our city centre venue to meet up with a professionally trained perfumer who will lead your group through the basics of scent making. Learn which scents work best with your body's pH and then get to grips with how to combine them together for a fragrance that's magical.
Blending fragrances is an ancient art. The secret to creating ingenious odours is combining base, middle and top notes that complement each other, perfectly. If you're too heavy handed with the tempting top notes, sure your fragrance will smell lovely at first - but it will soon fall flat. Let's be honest, no girl wants a perfume that loses its oomph!
Discover the art of how to balance different scents during the course of your perfume making session in Cambridge. From musky, mossy, floral and fruity scents to sporty, spicy and citrus blends, there's a way to combine them into a scent that makes a long lasting impression. After all, scent is the most intense form of memory...make it a good one!


Mr. Coffee® Replacement Carafe with Lid for BVMC-FBX39 and BVMC-ABX39 is rated 3.0 out of 5 by 8.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Brinn from It's a carafe. I bought this carafe a few months ago when my old one broke. For the most part, it serves its purpose for my use. It serves the coffee. If you're brewing a full pot of coffee, it's really easy to spill while pouring--really, not a great design for a carafe. But if this is the style your coffee maker requires, your options are limited to basically this. If I could go back in time, I'd buy a different coffee maker with a standard carafe, for a variety of reasons, because this coffee maker has a variety of flaws. Since I still have the coffee maker I have, this carafe is the one I need. It does the job, as long as I'm making 8 cups of coffee or less.
Rated 1 out of 5 by JAC27 from bad design bad design I can't believe this pot got such high stars. Are you kidding me ? This pot's design is horrible in two folds. 1: the metal bracket and 2: pouring. Here is my explanation for #1 - I noticed that if I wash my pot by hand, I swirl the water in one direction, depending on which hand I am using. the glass pot spins in the direction of the swirl. Mind you, the bracket becomes loose each wash. I literally have to keep a philips now, near the sink, so that I can tighten it after each wash. # 2: no matter how much I try to be careful I lose at lease 4-6 ounces of coffee at each pour. It's ridiculous. FIX YOUR POTS.
Rated 5 out of 5 by DJCSC from I Hope It Works I bought this carafe as a back-up when I smack the one that came with my brewer. It looks shorter, but I'm choosing to believe the supplier, hoping it fits my machine. No one else seems to have a replacement. The shipping charges were ridiculous.
Rated 5 out of 5 by trish311 from Exact replacement I had received my Mr. Coffee for my birthday. But clumsy me dropped and shattered the carafe within the first month. Fortunately I was able to purchase a replacement carafe through the Mr. Coffee website. I was worried it would be different somehow but it is the exact same carafe. Please keep them in stock, I may need another in the future!
Rated 1 out of 5 by JB 1331 from Coffee pot handle Coffee pot handle is not in alignment with the pour spout making it very difficult to pour coffee without spilling. I have written to customer service 2 times and have not received a replacement.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elaine5570 from Great features Happy with product had it almost for 1 year. Great gift.


Welcome to First United Methodist Church of Glendale, Arizona. Our Education Team has carefully chosen our VBS theme for this year. ROAR is all about helping kids discover a ferocious faith that powers them through this wild life. We will be joining Mack the rhino, Hooper the hoopoe bird, Marge the cape buffalo, Zion the lion, and Savanna the giraffe, as we explore the bible on this African adventure.
First United Methodist Church of Glendale is delighted to host ROAR the 2019 Vacation Bible School. VBS is a week long event with games, music, and lots of fun. Dinner is at 5:30 and VBS begins at 6pm.
As always, our VBS is available free, though donations are welcome.
Please sign up with our online registration system so we can plan for appropriate numbers for dinner.
We have chosen these dates to ensure opportunities to attend family camp too.
Adult VBS will be a separate event. It will be June 10, 2019 — June 14, 2019 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Dinner will not be on offer for Adult VBS, but drinks will be available.