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Buckingham Palace Family Festival Weekend – 4th to 5th August 2018
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On Saturday, 4 and Sunday, 5 August, a two-day Family Festival at Buckingham Palace, the Royal Mews and The Queen's Gallery will be packed with drop-in activities for children, from arts and crafts activities and dance workshops to storytelling sessions and dressing up opportunities.
For the first time, visitors to the Family Festival will have the chance to join special Garden Storytelling Adventure tours and discover the fascinating stories hidden around every corner of the famous Buckingham Palace garden.
In the Palace's Family Pavilion, activities are inspired by Turquoise Mountain, one of the three charities founded by HRH The Prince of Wales. Turquoise Mountain is based in Afghanistan, where kite flying is a famous children's pastime, and children will have the opportunity to create and decorate their own colourful kites to take home and fly.
The Family Pavilion is also full of activities exploring the working life of Buckingham Palace, including a quiet area with books, colouring sheets and listening stations, and a soft-play area for under-fives. Children of all ages can try on the uniform of The Queen's Guards or dress up as princes and princesses and pose on a recreation of the Palace's famous balcony.
Families visiting the Royal Mews will see the Ascot Landau carriage that transported TRH The Duke and Duchess of Sussex through the streets of Windsor after their wedding ceremony in May 2018, which is on display for the summer period. Children will also be able to meet some of the royal horses that live at the Mews. Drop-in activities throughout the weekend will include storytelling and arts and crafts sessions, and opportunities for children to dress up as a footman in specially created livery, learn how to harness a horse, and find out what it really feels like to ride in a royal carriage.
Activities at The Queen's Gallery are inspired by the exhibition Splendours of the Subcontinent, which will form a glittering backdrop for Indian dance workshops with the South Asian dance company Akademi. Families can try on sparkling pieces of replica Indian jewellery, before creating their own decorative motifs using sticky gems, sequins and gold ribbon.
Families visiting all three venues with a combined Royal Day Out ticket will have the chance to enter a competition to win a cuddly corgi.
The Buckingham Palace Family Festival is at Buckingham Palace, the Royal Mews and The Queen's Gallery on Saturday, 4 and Sunday, 5 August, 11:00 – 15:00.
For more information or book tickets, visit the Royal Collection website here
Review: Prudential RideLondon FreeCycle in London – 28th July 2018
This weekend, cyclists take over the streets of London with the sixth edition of Prudential RideLondon which is considered the world's greatest festival of cycling. Over the weekend of 28-29 July 2018, there will be a large number of events all over the capital.
Like the London Marathon, there is the excitement of watching the world's best professional cyclists race in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey Classic and Prudential RideLondon Classique. However, amateur cyclists can participate in the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100 – a 100-mile challenge on the same closed roads as the professionals or they can ride the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 46 – a 46-mile sportive created specifically for newer and also younger cyclists.
The weekend started off more sedately with Prudential RideLondon FreeCycle which offers riders a wonderful opportunity to experience the fun and freedom of cycling on traffic-free roads in central London.
The event showcases the capital as part of a festival of cycling with the route open from 09:00-16:00 and takes in the Strand and Lincoln's Inn Fields and returns to the Victoria Embankment, taking in a section of the newly opened East-West Cycle Superhighway (CS3).
The eight-mile circuit passes iconic London landmarks including Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, St Paul's Cathedral and the Bank of England and again goes south of the river with a loop over Waterloo Bridge, offering views of London.
More than 70,000 cyclists enjoyed the traffic-free roads of central London in 2017 and it is expected this year will see even more cyclists along the route.
If riders want to take a break from the cycling, there is plenty of entertainment at the Festival Zones in Southbank, Guildhall Yard, Leadenhall Market, St Paul's Churchyard, Aldwych, Lincoln's Inn Fields and Green Park. At the zones there are a wide range of bike-based entertainment and activities throughout the day.
In Green Park, top stunt rider Andrei Burton and his world class team of male and female champions take on the world championship standard course which includes a series of replica iconic buildings as obstacles.
Interest in cycling has grown and grown in the last decade and the Prudential RideLondon is a great festival of cycling with a large number of events and attractions. Like the London Marathon there is something for everyone and is a wonderful day out for everyone especially families.
For more information , visit the Event website here
GO! Organic Festival at Battersea Park – 8th and 9th September 2018
GO! Organic will become one of London's new summer festivals celebrating the very best in organic, sustainability and healthy lifestyles. Over the few years, there has been great interest in organic, natural and healthy food and beauty products with consumers becoming more aware and interested in what goes into their meals, drinks and other products.
The GO! Organic Festival will provide an ideal opportunity to find out about the organic movement with over 100 natural product traders offering products to sample and buy. Visitors to the festival will be able to speak directly with producers and traders and hear first-hand exactly where all of the ingredients in their products have come from.
The festival will bring together a star studded line up in the Organic Kitchen including celebrity chefs like Theo Randall, Jay Morjaria, Arthur Potts Dawson, Emily Watkins, Melissa Hemsley, Gelf Alderson, Rosie Birkett and Christine Bailey.
The Natural Talks Theatre will include talks from Jonathan Dimbleby, Natalie Fee, Simon King, Janey Lee Grace, Chris Collins, Helen Browning, Marion Mackonochie and Katie Pande.
There are a number bands lined up the festival and the kids will be entertained by CBeebies legends Andy Day and Mr Bloom.
Other highlights include Go Organic Beer festival, children's entertainers; feature areas like Meet The Farmer and the Clearspring Japanese Garden; Abel & Cole's picnic area; circus acts; free fair rides; a children's farm; hands-on workshops; bug hunts and much more.
Discounted advance tickets can be purchased via the website, with tickets for adults priced at £26.
Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt at the Victoria and Albert Museum – 8th September 2018 to 24th February 2019
Arcade Backpack, UCLA Games Lab (Photo by Robin Baumgarten)
The V&A explores the world of videogames with an exhibition entitled Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt. In one of the first exhibitions of its kind, it will consider how contemporary designers, players and critics are pushing boundaries in playful and radical new ways. The exhibition will take visitors into the creative process of developing games such as The Last of Us to Kentucky Route Zero, including original prototypes, early character designs and notebooks, will be shown alongside cultural inspiration from a Magritte painting to a viral cat video.
Winterfell, Westeroscraft. © Minecraft
From blockbuster titles produced by leading studios such as Splatoon from Nintendo, to independents such as Journey by thatgamecompany, the exhibition will show the craft and skill of creating ground-breaking videogame design. These examples will be presented alongside large-scale immersive multimedia and interactive installations from Minecraft to League of Legends and investigations of the social and political issues in the field, offering an insight into the design process, community and culture of videogames.
League of Legends, Worlds 2017. Riot Games.
The exhibition will explore videogame design since the mid-2000s, when major technological advancements, such as increased access to broadband, social media and newly available means of making, transformed the way games are designed, discussed and played. With at least 2.2 billion players worldwide, the reach and range of gaming will be examined within creative online player communities who modify games and create fan art; spectators and competitive performers at large scale esports stadium events and surprising spaces of the niche DIY arcade scene.
No Man's Sky – ™/© 2016 Hello Games Ltd. Developed by Hello Games Ltd. All rights reserved
The exhibition celebrates the imagination and collaborative creativity shown by videogames players in real and virtual communities, transcending the role of the designer to democratise design on a vast scale. The double-height exhibition space in this section will feature a dramatic and immersive installation that explores the role of the player as co-creator. This will show the astonishing feats of engineering and construction undertaken in Minecraft from the recreation of the continent of Westeros in Game of Thrones to the mass spectacle of esports tournaments such as League of Legends World Championships. There will be examples of fan art and cosplay created by enthusiasts who interpret the medium in their own style and create costumes and accessories to represent themselves, or even their pets as characters.
The V&A actively collects digital design and is expanding its collection and explores how videogames as digital objects can be preserved and exhibited.
Videogames: Design/ Play/ Disrupt will run from 8 September 2018 – 24 February 2019 at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
For more information , visit the V & A website here
Display Review: Prince and Patron at the Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace – 21st July to 30th September 2018
Each year, Buckingham Palace opens its doors to visitors to explore The State Rooms at the palace. This year there is a special display of over 100 works of art personally selected by The Prince of Wales to mark His Royal Highness's 70th birthday year.
The display entitled Prince & Patron presents a wide range of paintings, decorative arts, works on paper, furniture and textiles from the Royal Collection and the work of artists supported by three of The Prince's charities – The Royal Drawing School, The Prince's Foundation School of Traditional Arts and Turquoise Mountain.
The display reflects the Prince of Wales life-long passion for art and his passion for promoting the creation and understanding of art. The Prince's interest in art developed while growing up surrounded by the Royal Collection and for this display he has selected a number of works from the collection including 16th-century portrait drawings by Hans Holbein the Younger; Georges de la Tour's painting Saint Jerome, c.1621–23; and a tiger's head in gold and rock crystal (1785–93) from the throne of Tipu Sultan, ruler of Mysore in India.
Other highlights of the display include Napoleon's cloak, Landseer's portrait of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, an early 18th century Italian Bureau cabinet, Bassano's The Adoration of the Shepherds and Zoffany's The Tribuna of the Uffizi.
On a more personal level, the display includes two oil sketches of The Prince and The Duchess of Cornwall by Eileen Hogan, sketches of Prince William and Prince Harry, a triple portrait of the Prince of Wales by Susan Crawford, paintings of the Queen and Queen Mother by Michael Noakes and two watercolours of Balmoral painted by the Prince of Wales.
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain in 2010, The Prince commissioned a series of drawings of veterans by alumni and faculty members of The Royal Drawing School. Four drawings from The Last of the Few series are included in the display.
The Prince of Wales is a strong advocate for the promotion of artistry and craftsmanship and selected recently visited the final degree show of The Prince's Foundation School of Traditional Arts and selected Hannah Rose Thomas's three portraits of Yezidi women for the Prince & Patron exhibition.
The display celebrates the Prince's interest in Eastern and Arabic art with a number of works in various media, the most spectacular is located in the centre of the Palace's Ball Supper Room, it is a striking 2.3-metre-high cedar wood pavilion created by classical carver Naseer Yasna (Mansouri) and the woodwork team at Turquoise Mountain. The pavilion's intricate carvings draw on the rich heritage of Afghan design and demonstrate how the charity is reviving traditional skills in historic communities.
This fascinating and eclectic display provides some insight into the personality of the Prince of Wales in his 70th birthday year, a constant theme is his admiration for high quality workmanship both in this country and around the world. The display is a strange mix of public and private which perhaps illustrates the pleasures and difficulties of trying to maintain some normality being surrounded by artistic treasures and public attention. Many of the works have been commissioned by the Prince or produced by artists supported by three of The Prince's charities, this role of patron is a lesser known aspect of the Prince's work which perhaps deserves wider recognition.
Prince & Patron is part of a visit to the Summer Opening of the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace, 21 July – 30 September 2018.
Mantegna and Bellini at the National Gallery – 1st October 2018 to 27th January 2019
In autumn 2018, the National Gallery will present a tale of two artists, their families and their cities; an interlinked story of art, family, rivalry, marriage, pragmatism, and personality – Mantegna and Bellini.
This exhibition is the first ever devoted to the relationship between two of the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance: Giovanni Bellini (active about 1459–1516) and Andrea Mantegna (1430/1–1506). Through exceptionally rare loans of paintings, drawings, and sculpture, travelling to London from across the world, Mantegna and Bellini offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to compare the work of these two important artists who also happened to be brothers-in-law.
Neither's career or artistic development would have existed without the other, and without these works imbued with their creativity and innovation, Renaissance art, by the likes of Titian, Correggio, and Veronese, would not exist as it does today.
The son of a carpenter, Andrea Mantegna was a self-made man. In 1453 the prodigiously talented young painter from Padua, married into the greatest artistic family of nearby Venice – the Bellini. Mantegna's new brother-in-law, Giovanni Bellini, was also a gifted artist who was bringing new innovations to the Venetian use of colour, observed light, atmosphere, and landscape to create an entirely new form of art. Their admiration and respect were mutual.
For seven years Mantegna and Bellini worked in close creative dialogue – something visitors to the exhibition will be able to observe at first hand through key groupings of subjects both artists portrayed. Inspired by each other's example, they both experimented and worked in ways they were not entirely comfortable with in order to hone their artistic skills and identities. While Mantegna exemplified the intellectual artist, Bellini was the archetypal landscape painter, the first to use the natural world to convey emotion.
In 1460, Mantegna decided to pursue his own artistic path and moved to Mantua, where he occupied the post of court painter to the ruling Gonzaga family until his death in 1506. Bellini, who died 10 years after Mantegna, spent his entire career in Republican Venice. Despite the distance between them, their creative exchange continued throughout their long lives. Each artist continued to scale new heights in skill and ingenuity but remained forever shaped by their time together and by the knowledge of the other's work and achievements.
At the core of the exhibition are two historic juxtapositions of Mantegna and Bellini's work: depictions of The Agony in the Garden, (Mantegna's about 1458-60, Bellini's' about 1465) which have hung side by side in the National Gallery since the late 19th century, as well as two paintings of The Presentation of Christ to the Temple (Mantegna's version of which is in the Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin) and Bellini's in the Fondazione Querini Stampalia, Venice).
For more information, visit the National Gallery website here
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Smithfield 150 on 25th and 26th August 2018
Culture Mile will celebrate August Bank Holiday with two day festival thanks to St Bartholomew. Smithfield 150 will revive the spirit of medieval festival, a forerunner for the annual public holiday
The free festival will be curated by the Museum of London and inspired by the medieval extravaganza Bartholomew's Fair, the festival will take over the markets and surrounding Smithfield streets to celebrate the market's 150th anniversary. The original fair, which took place over three days and celebrated St Bartholomew's Feast Day on 24th August each year, became one of London's most famous holidays, and is considered a forerunner for the August Bank Holiday we know today.
Smithfield 150 invites the whole of London to celebrate the history and people that make Smithfield such a special area with a jam-packed programme of music, food, performance and entertainment for all the family. On Saturday 25 August, visitors will enjoy London's Biggest Birthday Party which will include a special area for families with under 5s, massive party games, party food galore, fun fairs and lots of surprises along the way.
Sunday 26 August will celebrate the great tradition of the Sunday Lunch, with the best of the surrounding market's produce sharing food from around the world. Take part in a giant communal feast, listen to live music, bring the kids to a pop-up roller skating disco, or join in with the choir for a mass sing-a-long.
One hundred and fifty years ago the newly redesigned Smithfield meat market, which is owned and managed by the City of London Corporation, was officially opened after years of redevelopment. Designed by acclaimed architect Sir Horace Jones, the new market was the talk of London, and restored the market's position in the heart of the bustling City.
Culture Mile, which was launched last July, is an ambitious and transformational initiative that will create a vibrant cultural area in the north-west corner of the City over the next 10 to 15 years. Stretching just under a mile from Farringdon to Moorgate, Culture Mile will have creative exchange, cultural collaboration and learning at its core in an area where 2,000 years of history collide with the world's best in culture.
For more information, visit the Smithfield 150 website here


Glenavon manager Gary Hamilton following Saturday's 3-2 win over Linfield. Pic by Pacemaker.
Gary Hamilton has no regrets over his decision to axe Joel Cooper from Saturday's starting side - and the Glenavon manager insists he will continue to make the tough calls he considers in the best interests of the club.
Reports that Cooper had signed a pre-contract agreement to join Linfield served as a distraction to Glenavon preparations for the weekend Windsor Park visit just 24 hours before the Danske Bank Premiership date.
As a result, Hamilton made a choice to take Cooper out of the spotlight by placing the winger on his substitutes' bench rather than risk negative pressure on the Northern Ireland under 21 international.
Hamilton's call proved correct as Glenavon left Belfast bolstered by a well-earned 3-2 win over the defending champions. And Hamilton opted to highlight the situation as evidence of the high value the manager puts on trust within his changing room.
"The press report the day before our game was clear that not only had Joel been in talks with Linfield but it had reached the point the player had signed a pre-contract agreement, which Linfield had lodged with the Irish FA as a three-year deal," said Hamilton. "I spoke to Joel and he confirmed discussions with Linfield, which is his right as a player in the final six months of his contract.
"But he was adamant he had not signed any paperwork, which I accepted as his word to me and the club.
"However, I made the call not to start Joel, although he came on for a few minutes as a late substitute.
"The speculation created a difficult situation and put him under the potential for negative scrutiny.
"He is back available for selection in the starting side and I would never expect to discover that there was a lie but it is also important to note that, under those circumstances, with any player there would be repercussions.
"There have been numerous examples of decisions made once someone proves we can no longer trust him.


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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

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#include <string>

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#include "content/public/common/web_preferences.h"
#include "ipc/ipc_message.h"
#include "ipc/ipc_message_macros.h"
#include "ipc/ipc_param_traits.h"
#include "url/gurl.h"

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Sami Khan is the winner of the IHA Young Researcher Award 2015. In the article, he discusses his research on how hydrophobic materials can help to improve the efficiency of hydropower systems.
For decades, hydropower has provided a clean, alternative form of energy that still continues to meet the ever-increasing global electricity demand. Presently, hydropower accounts for about 7 per cent of the electricity needs in the US and is a vital component of the clean-energy mix; representing about 52 per cent of the total renewable energy generation.
Hydropower turbines have evolved to become extremely efficient. With over 90 per cent net efficiency, hydropower systems have served as an excellent model for harnessing maximum potential while maintaining a high standard of performance and reliability.
These species rapidly adhere to hydropower conveyance structures such as penstocks, as well as inside cooling water systems for turbines (see Figure 1, left).
Some plants have adopted chemical treatment procedures to mitigate the infestation; however, such methods have large annual operating costs (estimated around USD 100,000 per year), and may have detrimental environment effects.
Corrosion of plant components, drag-induced losses and scale-formation are other issues that potentially affect the performance of hydropower systems.
Thus, it is highly desirable to have a long-term robust solution in the form of infrastructural upgrades that can address some of these challenges and thereby reduce net annual costs for hydropower facilities.
In this research we make a case for robust hydrophobic rare-earth oxide materials in these upgrades that provide a promising one-stop solution to these issues.
The word hydrophobic, derived from ancient Greek, literally means 'water fearing'. A common example of a hydrophobic material is the lotus leaf: with a slippery, waxy coating on the surface it is capable of keeping itself remarkably dry.
Typically, industrial hydrophobic materials are made from organic derivatives such as waxes or polymers. The problem with organic hydrophobic coatings is longevity: when exposed to harsh environments such as steam or flowing water for example, these materials often degrade and are hence unable to maintain their water-repellency in the long run.
As such, hydrophobic materials that possess robustness to withstand such conditions are extremely desirable.
The particular class of robust hydrophobic materials investigated in this research is called the rare-earth oxide group of ceramics, which are compounds of the lanthanide series elements. Their name is a misnomer; rare-earth oxides are in-fact highly abundant in the earth's crust and are naturally-occurring.
We demonstrate that all rare-earth oxides from cerium oxide to lutetium oxide have the extraordinary capability of repelling water and staying dry (See Figure 2, left). Unlike typical hydrophobic materials such as waxes, these materials can sustain their hydrophobicity in harsh temperature, pressure and flow conditions.
An added advantage is that rare-earth oxides are relatively cheap compared to other hydrophobic materials; their present market value is about USD 40–60 per kg, and is forecasted to stay unchanged over the next few years.
How are hydrophobic rare-earth oxides beneficial for hydropower systems?
What is also incredible about hydrophobic rare-earth oxides is their ability to repel not just water, but also solids – in other words, these materials possess a low surface energy. A non-stick pan coated with Teflon is a perfect example of this phenomenon: not only is it hydrophobic, but also resists food solids from sticking.
Given their remarkable hydrophobic potential, we envision that low-surface energy hydrophobic rare-earth oxides can greatly reduce or even eliminate bio-fouling in hydropower systems.
Other added advantages are corrosion-resistance and drag reduction: being hydrophobic, these materials minimize friction in flow conditions, thereby reducing drag-induced performance losses.
A common concern with coatings is their longevity and adhesion over time. Being ceramics, hydrophobic rare-earth oxides already have an inherent advantage over typical epoxy or paint coatings due to their superior robustness.
We show that coatings of rare-earth oxides as thin as a few hundred nanometers do not deteriorate in harsh steam environments.
We also demonstrate that these coatings completely repel high-speed impinging water drops (see Figure 3, left). In view of these results, we envisage promising long-term stability of these coatings in hydropower systems.
In conclusion, hydrophobic rare-earth oxide coatings present an attractive multi-dimensional package of enhancements for the hydropower industry. These benefits include bio-fouling resistance, drag reduction, corrosion resistance, and overall, a reliable, long-term form of protection.
Further research would need to evaluate the long-term capital and operating costs in more detail and justify benefits for a typical plant, as well as prove longevity and versatility of applications.
These coatings can be retrofitted in existing systems or applied in new plants, and should be considered by hydropower facilities in the overall scheme of infrastructure modernisation.
Sami Khan is presenting his research at the session on Modernisation: how can existing assets be optimised? at the 2015 World Hydropower Congress.
Sami Khan is the winner of the IHA Young Researcher Award 2015. He is presently pursuing dual master of science degrees in mechanical engineering and the technology and policy program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
His research involves developing and characterising rare-earth based hydrophobic surfaces and coatings for potential application in the hydropower industry to reduce bio-fouling and corrosion. In 2014, Sami received the "Hydro Research Foundation Award" for his research related to innovations in coatings for hydropower conveyance structures.


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When individuals sustain personal injuries at the hands of others, they deserve experienced legal representation. The team at our Woodland Hills, California, law firm, Mandell Trial Lawyers, fights for the justice of victims of wrongdoing, seeking the compensation clients need to become whole again. Whether a case is large or small, clear-cut or complex, we deliver hands-on counsel at every stage, from the free initial consultation until the successful resolution.
We are a personal injury law firm, period. Our four attorneys have strong backgrounds in personal injury law, bringing their own unique perspectives and experience to the table. Clients can count on our team to competently guide them through all aspects of personal injury litigation in matters stemming from the following:
Aviation and mass transit accidents
Animal bites
Plaintiff assault and battery
Asbestos mesothelioma
Toxic mold
Mandell Trial Lawyers has over three decades of experience tirelessly advocating on behalf of individuals who have suffered immense harm at the hands of others. For their high ethical standards and decades of obtaining successful results, both managing partner Laurence H. Mandell and lead trial attorney Robert J. Mandell are AV Preeminent peer-review rated,* the highest rating, through Martindale-Hubbell.
Our law firm wants clients to have confidence in our counsel. We recognize that injury victims need the utmost support during such a difficult time in their lives, which is why we always strive to be available for in-person or virtual appointments. To help with finances until recovery, we accept credit cards as payment.
*AV®, AV Preeminent®, Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished and Martindale-Hubbell Notable are certification marks used under license in accordance with the Martindale-Hubbell certification procedures, standards and policies. Martindale-Hubbell® is the facilitator of a peer-review rating process. Ratings reflect the anonymous opinions of members of the bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review RatingsTM fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards.
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Featured on NBC News (Cubbison v. County of L.A.
Highly Rated by Martindale-Hubbell
Featured in L.A. Times (Souders v. Tobacco Cos.)
Featured in National Law Journal (Cubbison v. County of Los Angeles)
Martin A. v. Landlord ($2 million)
Nezny v. Anheiser-Busch ($2.8 million)
Randolph v. City of Los Angeles ($2.3 million)
Morgan W. v. GM ($2.8 million)
Cubbison v. County of L.A. ($1.8 million)
Echeverria v. UCLA Medical Center ($1.7 million)
Maria D. v. Mfr. ($875,000)
Glass v. County of L.A. ($1.2 million)
Noe S. v. Lift Mfr. ($2 million)
Karen O. v. Auto Mfr. ($775,000)
L.A. County Bar Assn., Lawyer Referral
San Fernando Valley Bar Assn., Lawyer Referral
Numerous lawyers, judges, and others upon request
Souders v. Philip Morris, 104 Cal. App. 4th 15 (2nd Distr. C of A 2002)
Zipusch v. L.A. Workout, 155 Cal.App.4th 1481 (2nd Distr. C of A 2007)
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Q: OpenCV! How Capture videos? I'm participating in a team project, and i've a source code. That code, need OPEN CV, because we are working in image processing.
We need to capture a video and then, do some functions. That video is located in the path of project.
Happens that for capture a video we, first define a path, like:
char *videofile = "video-tp2.avi";

And then we've the capture:
CvCapture *capture;
capture = cvCaptureFromFile(videofile);

Finally we check if, we have a capture, and supossedly, if we do not have a video file, system may alert. It is precisely the other way around, the system alerts when the video exists and is within the project
if (!capture)
    {
        fprintf(stderr, "Erro ao abrir o ficheiro de vídeo!\n");
        return 1;
    }

A: cvCapture is a struct which the documentations refers as a black-box:

Note: In C API the black-box structure CvCapture is used instead of
  VideoCapture.

You can try cv.QueryFrame(capture). It will return NULL if it fails (see this example):
   IplImage* frame;
   frame = cvQueryFrame(capture);
   if(!frame) {
     // FAIL
   }

However you should switch to the C++ interface because the C API is deprecated (see here)

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Julianne Hough Will Not Return To DWTS
TVline – Julianne Hough is not hopelessly devoted to Dancing With the Stars — for its upcoming 22nd season, at least.
The Grease: Live star, who started out as a DWTS pro and served on the judges' panel for Seasons 20 and 21, will not be back to critique contestants this spring, TVLine has confirmed.
"I will miss being on the panel for Season 22, but have a lot of exciting stuff coming that I look forward to sharing," Hough told People.com, which first reported the news. "The pro dancers, producers and crew at DWTS will always be my family."
In Hough's absence, the Season 22 dais will once again feature Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and a returning Len Goodman, who sat out Season 21 due to a prior commitment.


1. No smoking inside We thank you for not smoking in the buildings. If you smoke outside, we thank you for picking up your butts. 2. If you use the barbecue, please clean it at the end of your stay. 2. No pets allowed Pets are not allowed in property 3. If you have children the pool door must be locked if there is no adult in the pool yard .
We are pleased to welcome you to our family home. "La Maison des vendangeurs" is situated at 121 rue de la Poste, 30670 Aigues Vives. The house was built in 1865. It was a winery until the 1950s. Our great-grandfather and his family lived in the main house, while the other buildings were used for winemaking, storage or as stable... The house in which you are, hosted the grape pickers: they were often coming from Spain and stayed in the winery during harvest time.


It's often difficult to tell when someone's use of alcohol and drugs like marijuana, prescription pills, LSD, or crystal meth is a problem, particularly since each substance interacts very differently from other drugs and from person to person. It's important to educate yourself about substance problems, and you can also take a free, confidential screening or call UMSL Counseling Services at 314-516-5711 to schedule an appointment to talk about your concerns with us.
When assessing alcohol use, it's useful to explore the drinker's feelings about their drinking, their loved one's assessment of their drinking, and the effect of their drinking on their functioning. It's a common misconception that as long as someone isn't drinking alone or feeling like they need to drink, they don't have a drinking problem. Drinkers who try to cut down on drinking unsuccessfully, feel annoyed by others' criticism of their drinking, feel guilty about how much they drink, and/or feel that they can't function without having a drink first thing in the morning may also be having difficulty meeting their obligations and fulfilling their goals. One indicator of a problem is if the drinker finds it difficult to abstain from drinking for a few days or a week; many people with alcohol dependence disorders report they plan to drink less or not at all, but then feel unable to follow their plan. This difficulty controlling use can result in physical and social consequences, i.e., hangovers, family problems, work problems, etc.
Young adults and people who have a family history of substance use disorders, including alcohol, are more at risk for alcohol dependence. Other high-risk groups include men, abuse survivors, and/or those who suffer from a depressive or anxiety disorder. If you are a member of one of these groups, it is even more important to take care of yourself and monitor your substance use.
Set a realistic goal for your alcohol use.
Keep an honest journal of your drinking.
Start with a non-alcoholic drink to quench your thirst.
If you find yourself using alcohol as a way to cope with stress or difficult emotions, it may be very hard to reduce your drinking without learning new skills. Call 314-516-5711 to set up an appointment with UMSL Counseling Services to talk about how to replace unhealthy coping skills with healthier ones.
You may pick up a book like Controlling Your Drinking to help you evaluate your alcohol consumption, decide what changes you want to make, create a doable plan of action, learn new ways to enjoy social events, defuse tension and stress, and cope with difficult emotions--with or without a glass in hand.
Some people are not able to enjoy a healthy, happy life if alcohol is any part of it, and may need extra help controlling their drinking. View local recovery options, or call UMSL Counseling Services for help with a referral or information about UMSL's Recovery Community.
Marijuana is the most popular drug after alcohol and tobacco. It's so common many users may perceive it as a safe drug, however, there are some dangers to consider. It also affects brain development; when marijuana users begin using as teenagers, the drug may reduce thinking, memory, and learning functions and affect how the brain builds connections between the areas necessary for these functions.
Breathing problems. Marijuana smoke irritates the lungs, and frequent marijuana smokers can have the same breathing problems that tobacco smokers have. These problems include daily cough and phlegm, more frequent lung illness, and a higher risk of lung infections. Researchers still do not know whether marijuana smokers have a higher risk for lung cancer.
Problems with child development during and after pregnancy. Marijuana use during pregnancy is linked to increased risk of both brain and behavioral problems in babies. If a pregnant woman uses marijuana, the drug may affect certain developing parts of the fetus's brain. Resulting challenges for the child may include problems with attention, memory, and problem-solving. Additionally, some research suggests that moderate amounts of THC are excreted into the breast milk of nursing mothers. The effects on a baby's developing brain are still unknown.
Users also report less academic and career success. For example, marijuana use is linked to a higher likelihood of dropping out of school (McCaffrey, 2010). It is also linked to more job absences, accidents, and injuries (Zwerling, 1990).
Behavioral support has been effective in treating marijuana addiction; UMSL Counseling Services can help you get connected to resources. Examples include therapy and motivational incentives (providing rewards to patients who remain substance free). No medications are currently available to treat marijuana addiction. However, continuing research may lead to new medications that help ease withdrawal symptoms, block the effects of marijuana, and prevent relapse.
Adapted from information from the National Institute on Drug Addiction.


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May 15, 2019 By jportwood
The UPU Council of Administration (CA) and the Postal Operations Council (POC) have been meeting in Bern, Switzerland. As expected, action was taken on proposals to reform remuneration between countries for the delivery of each other's international mail.
According to the UPU press release (link below), three proposals on compensation between countries for delivery of their mail by other countries will be put forward for a vote by the UPU member countries. The three proposals are mutually exclusive; the method proposed in each is substantially different than in the others. At this point, only one proposal meets the requirements set in the U.S. Presidential Memorandum of August 23, 2018. That three proposals will go to a vote lessens the chances that the one proposal acceptable to the U.S. will pass.
The newest proposal, submitted to the UPU by France and Japan, is seen by many countries as an attempt to find a compromise solution between the proposal submitted by Canada and backed by the U.S. to allow self-declared rates and the third proposal which accelerates the reforms to the current system passed at the 2016 UPU Congress in Istanbul. The proposal from France and Japan is being referred to a "convergence option". There is wide agreement that reform of the remuneration system is needed, but how to do so is not agreed.
Whether the vote by UPU member countries will be by a postal ballot or an extraordinary congress has not yet been decided. A balloting of member countries will decide which option is used. The countries will have 30 days to respond and two-thirds (2/3) will need to vote for an extraordinary congress for that to occur. Otherwise, a postal balloting will be used to decide on the proposals. A country may vote to approve no proposal, a single proposal, or multiple proposals. If multiple proposals pass, the one that is furthest from the current system will become the UPU policy.
If it is by postal ballot, the process begins with the countries receiving official copies of all proposals and a 45-day comment period during which countries send their official comments to the UPU staff. These comments are then made available to all member countries. A 45-day voting period follows the comment period. At the UPU, each of the 192 member countries has one vote. Some countries, those in arrears on their payment obligations, can't vote. There are about 20 countries in arrears right now. About 170 countries can vote. Two-thirds (2/3) of the voting countries would need to approve a proposal for it to pass.
If an extraordinary congress is called, it would take place September 24 and 25, most likely in Geneva, Switzerland. A UPU extraordinary congress is unusual; there have been two in the 145-year history of the UPU. The second was in August, 2018. The vote threshold for passage of a proposal at a congress is a majority of those voting but a quorum of countries eligible to vote would need to participate in the congress.
The deadline for withdrawal set by the U.S. is October 18, 2019. Either UPU voting option will come down to the wire. Many following these developments, including me, think it is likely the U.S. will withdraw. If the U.S. does withdraw from the UPU, it will affect both incoming and outgoing international mail because the U.S. will no longer be a party to the agreements on the exchange of postal items. This includes the labels and forms used on all international mail. Internally, USPS is looking at options, but they are not being made available outside the USPS. (All U.S. government resources are being concentrated on attaining passage of the proposal for self-declared rates.) Whether these options can be put in place between when we know the results of the UPU vote and the U.S. withdrawal deadline is unclear—and seems unlikely without some disruptions for mailers.
Some observers have commented that the U.S. rejoining the UPU would be a simple matter if the organization's remuneration method changes in the future. This may be complicated if Palestine joins the UPU, and it has applied to do so. U.S. law requires the U.S. to cut off funds to any U.N. organization that grants Palestine full membership. To rejoin, the U.S. would be required to agree to pay dues to the UPU. If Palestine is a UPU member, U.S. payment of dues to the UPU would not be possible. The U.S. cannot enter an agreement when it is unable to follow the terms of the agreement, making it impossible for the U.S. to rejoin the UPU.
The meetings at the UPU and discussions among the member countries continue. Stay tuned!
UPU press release: http://news.upu.int/no_cache/nd/upu-issues-statement-on-postal-remuneration-rates-amended/
Presidential Memorandum: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-memorandum-secretary-state-secretary-treasury-secretary-homeland-security-postmaster-general-chairman-postal-regulatory-commission/
About the author: Merry Law, President of WorldVu LLC, is editor of the authoritative Guide to Worldwide Postal-Code and Address Formats and author of Best Practices for International Mailings. She is a member of the Universal Postal Union's addressing work group and of the U.S. International Postal and Delivery Services Federal Advisory Committee. Merry can be reached at mlaw@worlduvu.com.
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Q: Programming Languages where a keyword is needed to specify that the method is extended from its parent class Forgive me for my ignorance, but does anyone know any languages that strictly enforce the condition I've given on the title? For example, using Python syntax, we can extend a class with a new method like this
class A:
    pass

class B(A):
    def foo(self):
        pass

But is there a language that needs an additional keyword, let's say new, to specify that this method is unique to the child class and is not an override of the methods of its parent class/es? For example:
class A:
    pass

class B(A):
    def new foo(self):
        pass

I am asking this because, when I am working on a project that requires multiple inheritance such as class B(A, C, D), and I saw a method defined in B, I need to check if the given method is from one of its parent class or its own method, and I find it extremely tedious.

A: The closest I can think of is the @Override annotation in Java, which can be applied to a method declaration in order for the compiler to check that it overrides an inherited method (or implements an interface method).
When used in conjunction with a linter which checks that all method overrides are annotated with @Override, then your IDE will give you a linter warning when you omit the annotation. IntellIJ IDEA and SonarSource both have linter rules for this, for example.
So long as you are strict about obeying the linter warning, then it's "strict" in that sense, but of course linter warnings don't actually prevent your code from being compiled or executed. Nonetheless, I don't know of a closer example from a real programming language. Unfortunately Java doesn't have multiple inheritance so it's not directly applicable to your problem.


I have lived in Pine Mountain for over 4 years now. And I must say, I love the mountains... However , living in Groveland, Pine Mountain Lake and surrounding areas have a certain challenge getting quality, affordable homeowners insurance. Most of the standard carriers will not write a policy in a "brush" area because of the fire risk. And many that have insured you for years are starting to issue non-renewal notices. There a few selected Insurance Companies that will consider quoting. And of those, there are still challenges because of your distance to a fire hydrant, Distance to a fire department, Age of construction, Wood burning stoves or inserts and weather it is a Rental vs. vacation home.
Every home that is quoted up here has to be "brush mapped" to measure the brush – fire exposure of your specific address. That report will determine the carriers that will be willing to provide a quote.
Also, your homes "protection class" is a factor in pricing and carrier acceptability. Protection class for homeowners insurance is a number that indicates how vulnerable a home is to a fire. This number is calculated by determining local fire-fighting capabilities and rating fire districts. The higher the protection class, the higher the Annual Premium is likely to be. Homes located 1,000 feet or less from a fire hydrant and less than 5 miles to the downtown Groveland Fire Department will be classified as a protection class 4. Most of Pine Mountain Lake is a protection class 4. However, homes that are over 5 miles are automatically increased to a protection class 10, which will generate a higher premium.
There will always be an inspection of the property after a policy has been issued. The inspection will produce a report that will outline any safety issues that may need to be addressed. I will review that report with you and help you respond to the recommendations that are required.
Please feel free to contact me anytime with questions or concerns.


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@interface TestUtil : NSObject

#define AssertRequestPathTypeMethod(request, requestPath, type, requestMethod) \
    do { \
        CIORequest *_req = (request); \
        if (![_req isKindOfClass:[type class]]) { \
            XCTFail(@"%@ is wrong type", _req); \
        } \
        XCTAssertEqualObjects(_req.path, (requestPath)); \
        XCTAssertEqualObjects(_req.method, (requestMethod)); \
    } while (0)

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN
+ (NSDictionary *)parseRequestBody:(NSURLRequest *)request;
+ (nullable NSString *)OAuthSignature:(NSString *)oAuthHeader;

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END

@end


Here's the @comicrelief #UniversityChallenge I hosted on Friday on @BBCiPlayer.
😲 Some VERY impressive maths here.
#UniversityChallenge returns. Tonight. 8pm. @BBCTwo.
Watching #universitychallenge . If anyone wanted to learn English pronunciation, Caius v Magdalen would be a bad place to start.
Huge congratulations to Balliol College, Oxford! Series champions of #UniversityChallenge and very worthy winners!


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Storms In Dallas Delay Flights To and From Lubbock Monday
If you are planning on flying out of Lubbock on Monday to Dallas, or simply connecting to a flight from DFW Airport or Dallas Love Field, there is a chance you will be delayed. And it's not just flights out of Lubbock that are delayed...
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport Is Looking for New Food
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is now seeking a different kind of upgrade.
Make Air Travel Easier, Sign Up For TSA PreCheck At This Lubbock Pop-Up Enrollment Event
If you fly out of town a lot or just plan on traveling anytime over the next five years, you may want to take advantage of a TSA event coming to the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport in June. And now is the time to sign up. Let's...
Lubbock Mail Thieves Sentenced: Combined Total of Almost 8 Years
Two formal postal contractors have been sentenced to a combined total of 7 years and 10 months in prison for possession of stolen mail.
Do You Still Need to Wear a Face Mask at the Lubbock Airport?
Mask mandates for travel are being dropped. What does that mean at the Lubbock Airport?
Second Suspect Admits to Stealing Over $4 Million from Mail
Jessica Lynn Solomon has admitted to stealing over $4 million in checks while working as a postal contractor at the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport.
Lubbock Couple Finds Pet Dog Inside Overweight Luggage Before Trip
One Lubbock couple found out just how loyal their family pet is.
2 People Have Been Accused of Stealing Over $2M from LBK Airport
Two former employees at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport have been arrested after being accused of stealing over $2 million in checks from the mail.
Two Individuals Dead After Flight Leaves Lubbock and Crashes in Georgia
A flight leaving Lubbock on Tuesday, October 5th, turned deadly after going through a storm and crashing in Georgia.
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New Photos of Lubbock Airport Renovation Released
Phase 3 of the $45 million renovation at Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is scheduled to be finished this summer


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Connecting people
Qatar's transmission expansion plan is of vital importance for the Middle East. MEE looks at the work of Prysmian, awarded a €168 million contract by Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation programme to supply a power transmission system totalling 161 km of high-voltage cables.
From the early telegraph cables of the late 18th Century to the development of enhanced impact resistant and fire performance offshore cables of today, Prysmian Cables and Systems has been supplying a full range of cables worldwide.
Prysmian's high voltage laboratory at the submarine cable headquarters, MilanClick here to enlarge image
Today, Prysmian is a major supplier to the world's electricity industry, including products to work in greater extremes of climate, pressures and distances, with increased levels of reliability. The Middle East region is a strategic area of expansion for Prysmian.
The Italian company, sold by Pirelli to Goldman Sachs in 2005, has premises in Dubai (DAFZA) and Kuwait, plus a number of project offices in Abu Dhabi, Doha, Manama (Bahrain) and Kuwait. These offices cover the whole sales and marketing activity, power transmission systems design, project management, subcontracts tender activity, installation and financial control.
The €168 million ($216 million) contract secured in January 2008 by a Prysmian led consortium for the construction of a high voltage underground cable system, further confirms the strategic role Prysmian is playing in Qatar and the whole of the Middle East, working as a major utilities partner for the current power transmission network expansion program of each country.
Qatar, situated on the Arabic Gulf, with its abundant petroleum and natural gas reserves, posts double-digit growth rates and invests continuously in its own development. The major power transmission system expansion plan (incorporating the GCC interconnection project) currently being carried out by the Qatar General Electricity & Water Corporation (Kahramaa) demonstrates just one of the ways that the country is constantly improving its infrastructure.
On completion of this project to reinforce the main transmission networks and secure the power supply to the industrial and domestic sectors, an entire new commercial and residential area in Doha will be powered through this interconnection.
Prysmian was chosen to participate in Phase VIII of Qatar's power transmission system expansion, as it was recognized by Kahramaa as a highly experienced and leading Company, with the ability to meet the challenging requirements of power transmission mega projects. This was due to its perceived capabilities in engineering, power systems design, supply capacity, quality and installation skills.
The aim of Phase VIII is to further develop Qatar's high voltage network in order to bring power to the major industrial and commercial areas of Qatar industrial areas such as Ras Laffan. Phase VIII consists of 18 different packages. In January 2008, Prysmian was awarded two areas: one near Doha International airport, in effect a refurbishment of the old network, and the other is a new residential area, West Bay, on the opposite side of the city.
The project will take approximately two years from the award of the contract. For Phase VIII, Prysmian was in consortium with French cable manufacturer Nexans on a 50 per cent of scope basis. Under the terms of the deal, circuits are divided up equally, so for any circuit if, say, three cables are supplied by Nexans, Prysmian must also supply three.
Prysmian's Arco Felice submarine cable factory, NaplesClick here to enlarge image
The high voltage cables are manufactured in France and the Netherlands in Prysmian's approved factories. Unusually, Kahramaa itself designs the specification of the cables for their power projects and insist that the turnkey suppliers manufacture cables exactly to their power transmission specifications, rather than the other way round.
Giovanni Caradonna, Prysmian's Middle East General Manager, said: "This way, Kahramaa knows exactly what they have underground, so if there is any damage and have to conduct repairs to the network, they know exactly how to do it themselves rather than leaving it to the supplier."
As a result of the strong technical and commercial focus Prysmian has demonstrated during Phase VIII of the power transmission system expansion, it was awarded in August 2008 another contract worth €140 million by Kahramaa for the development of the first ever submarine cable turnkey project serving Doha.
The Corniche, DohaClick here to enlarge image
This project is an extremely important part of the development of the Qatar power transmission network, linking two substations, which are located on opposite sides of the city of Doha. This entails connecting a 220 kV substation near the Marriott Hotel with another 220 kV substation at a new housing development called West Bay.
The application of the standard underground technology, through the shortest land route possible, which is the Cornice Road itself, would have meant heavy traffic deviation and severe difficulties for the Doha people on several sectors of the Cornice Road for the entire execution time of the cable installation work.
However, the two substations are at opposite sides of the bay, meaning that the shortest route is via the seabed. As the land here is reclaimed from the sea, laying a cable is very problematic. Furthermore this project requires the opening trenches in reclaimed land in the famous Doha Corniche beauty spot, one of the busiest areas of the capital.
For this project, Prysmian will provide cables, detailed design, system and installation engineering according to the Kahramaa project specification. Furthermore, the submarine cable installation, which shall require the protection of the cable from external damages for the entirety of the route, will be performed together with the application of the most advanced and referenced cable protection technologies, corresponding to the different nature of the sea bed soil. Inspections and testing during manufacturing, installation and commissioning, is a key activity for the successful and complete execution of the project.
Through this method, an important and delicate sector of the network within the capital city, will be installed with minimal impact on both the traffic of Cornice Road and the ongoing construction development. The most challenging part of the project to date has been the high level of confidence required in the technology of the submarine cables, which have never been applied in Qatar before for extra high voltage power transmission projects.
However, Prysmian has vast experience in laying submarine cables. The company is laying a cable at a depth of 1000 metres for an Italy–Greece connection and is currently executing a link between Italy and Sardinia at a depth of 1600 metres. In comparison, the Doha Bay project is only a relatively shallow 15 metres.
The installation in the marine environment will require specific route surveys, a cable installation vessel and tailor-made barge rigging for shallow water cable installation. For this project Prysmian will supply a total of 63km of submarine and underground 220KV power cable and related accessories.
The project will be fully supported by a dedicated Qatar Project Management team, located at the submarine cable Headquarters in Milan, Italy, and the submarine cable plant located in Arco Felice, Naples, Italy, throughout the various phases of the project execution. The installation is expected to start in the second quarter 2009 and is due to be completed by the end of 2010.
Caradonna says that this contract represents a successful commercial operation, for Prysmian achieved through a strong focus on the customers' needs and a selective attitude towards the high technological and most challenging projects in the market, perfectly supported by Prysmian's wide range of products and a widespread presence across the Middle East region. Both the Phase VIII and Doha Bay developments – two different projects within the same Kahramaa power transmission system expansion plan – reflect Prysmian's growing experience in the Middle East and their commitment to developing improved infrastructure in the region. MEE
By Tim Probert, Deputy Editor
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Q: Ajax Help using jquery(uses php and mysql) I am using the following code to create a form with submit button and after submitting displays the info in the same form ..the code i have written is

</script>

 <form name="form">
   name:
 <input type ="text" name="name"><input type ="button" value ="Get" onclick="get();">
 </form>

File 2
<?php

Connect to DB
$name = mysql_real_escape_string($_POST['name']);

if ($name==NULL)
echo "please enter an name!";
else
{
$age= mysql_query("SELECT age FROM parentid WHERE id ='$name'");
$age_num_rows = mysql_num_rows($age);
  if ($age_num_rows==0)
  echo "id does not exist";

 else
 {
  $age = mysql_result($age, 0);
  echo "$name's title is $age'";
 }
$number= mysql_query("SELECT number FROM parentid WHERE id ='$name'");
$number_num_rows = mysql_num_rows($number);
  if ($name_num_rows==0)
  echo "name does not exist";

 else
 {
  $number = mysql_result($number, 0);
  echo "$name's number is $number'";
 }
 }
 ?>

The output i am getting is
12882's title is xxxx'12882's reportno is Resource id #4'

here 12882's title is xxxx is what is in the database and
12882's reportno is Resource id #4 is not something in the database and i do not know where it is generating the result from

A: Its a mysql resource, avoid using mysql_result. Use something like these instead
$row = mysql_fetch_row($age);
echo $name . '\'s title is ' . $row[0];


The Ginga series in AEB-L Swedish stainless steel, is a line of knives by Ashi Hamono known for their laser convex grinds. The sharpened bevel is thin and barely visible. This demonstrates how thin the profile is. A real onion killer for destroying 15kilos of onions and more!
Tapered blade profile despite the thin blade design.
Notice the very small bevel is only possible as a result of a thin blade.
AEB-L is a stainless steel that is capable of having a high level of sharpness that is close to carbon steel, due to its clean Swedish ore, fine carbides and ease of sharpening. Misono UX10 series did very well on this steel, albeit those are not made by hand.
For this "Upgraded Custom Ginga" series, we worked with Ashi Hamono to tune up the edge retention, by increasing the hardness to 61 ±1 HRC as this will enhance the edge retention close to tool steel performance.
Over the years, we got to know the man better, a gentle giant (really tall for a Japanese) and didn't give up the craft in spite of setbacks and still as committed and creative as ever and should be retired or taking it easy…... Sometimes, I am embarrassed to ask for special projects as his schedule is always tight.
THE special project to make the best performing AEBL knife didn't disappoint our customers. This is one of the knifes that cuts with a WOW!!! Experience and the special heat treat and annealing time rewarded customers with a very sharp knife and a long edge retention that outlasts those VG10 with 59/60 HRC very noticeably, a testament of masterclass skill at forging and a grinding for that perfect edge that cuts like thru butter!!
The latest Project is the SPECIAL 210mm Gyuto, EXTRA thick ( as his regular knives are lasers) and Extra Height… 48mm (as Sakai regular is only 43mm) and with special Ebony handle for this series..
Comparing the Wide Blade version against the normal variant, shows that the blade height is taller by 3mm and it comes with a slightly larger handle to go with the taller blade.


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WHAT: 5000 Club Friday lunch. Volunteers needed. Free, hot three-course meal. WHEN: Friday, noon to 1.30pm. WHERE: Stanbridge Hall, Christ Church, Central Springs Road, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: Loretta, 5348 4193. WHAT: Exhibition of paintings by Neil Curzon. WHEN: September 8 to October 6. WHERE: The Woodshed, 23 Raglan Street, Daylesford. WHAT: Adults clay workshop, Tuesdays 1-3pm, kids 4-5pm. WHAT: Kids clay workshop, Saturdays 10-11am, adults 11am-1pm. CONTACT: Bookings essential, Kim 0428 726 966. WHAT: Kids clay workshops Wednesdays, 4-5pm and 5-6pm; adults 6.30-8.30pm. CONTACT: Bookings essential, Minna 0407 818 609. WHAT: Leonards Hill Country Market. WHEN: Third Saturday of every month, 9am-2pm. WHERE: Leonards Hill Hall. INQUIRIES: 5348 3351. WHAT: A place to meet Norm and other locals and grow your own vegies, herbs, flowers. WHEN: Every Saturday, 8am. WHERE: Creswick Neighbourhood Centre's community garden. INQUIRIES: 5345 2356. WHAT: Local produce, plants, arts, music and kids entertainment. WHEN: Third Saturday of the month, 9am-1pm. WHERE: 19 Victoria Street, Creswick. INQUIRIES: 5345 2356. WHAT: Fresh local produce WHEN: Every Sunday 9am-1pm WHERE: The Woodshed, 21A Raglan Street, Daylesford INQUIRIES: Phone 0490 332 025. WHAT: Somatic exercise. WHERE: Daylesford Neighbourhood Centre. WHEN: Tuesdays, 7-8pm. INQUIRIES: 5348 3569. WHAT: Daylesford Girl Guides. WHEN: Tuesdays, 6-9 year olds, 5.45-7pm, girls 10+ 6.30-8pm. WHERE: Guide Hall, Duke Street. INQUIRIES: Nerida, 5423 9398. WHAT: Community-based program for leg-related issues treatment and management. WHERE: 79 Raglan Street, Daylesford. WHEN: Wednesdays, 1-3pm. INQUIRIES: Patty McKibbin, Hepburn Health, 5321 6570. WHAT: Hepburn Kindergarten playgroup. WHEN: Friday 10am-noon. WHERE: Hepburn Kindergarten. INQUIRIES: 5348 3750. WHAT: Weekly guided meditation with Danielle-France. WHEN: Tuesdays, 10.30am; Saturdays, 9.30am. WHERE: Massage Healing Centre, 5/11 Howe Street, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: 5348 1099. WHAT: Daylesford Men's Shed. WHEN: Mondays and Thursdays, 9am-3pm. WHERE: Victoria Park, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: David, 0429 134 136. WHEN: Tuesday Guided Meditation, 10.30-11.30am; Thursday Guided Meditation 9-10am; Saturday Guided Meditation 9.30-10.30am. WHERE: Daylesford Healing Massage, 11 Howe Street, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: 5348 1099. WHAT: Parents and Carers pram walking group. WHERE: Clunes Neighbourhood House. WHEN: Every Tuesday, 10am (weather permitting). INQUIRIES: Hepburn Health Maternal & Child Health, 5321 6550. WHAT: Daylesford Probus Club. WHERE: Daylesford Bowling Club, Camp Street. WHEN: Third Tuesday of month, 10am. INQUIRIES: 5348 2955. WHAT: Quilting. WHEN: Thursdays, 11am-5pm. WHERE: St Peters Church Hall,13 Duke Street, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: 5348 5591. WHAT: Improve balance and agility, increase joint flexibility, and general fitness for health. Wear comfortable clothing. $3. WHERE: Creswick Neighbourhood Centre. WHEN: Mondays, 3-4pm; Wednesdays, 2.30-3.30pm. INQUIRIES: 5345 2356. WHAT: Healings, dream interpretation, spiritual blessings, divine encounters. WHEN: Fridays, 1-3pm. WHERE: 10 Vincent Street, Daylesford. INQUIRIES: 0448 490 680. WHAT: Open yoga class. WHEN: Mondays, 11am. WHERE: Daylesford Massage and Healing. 5/11 Howe Street. INQUIRIES: Shayna, 0412 123 821.
WHEN: September 8 to October 6.
WHAT: Adults clay workshop, Tuesdays 1-3pm, kids 4-5pm.
WHAT: Kids clay workshop, Saturdays 10-11am, adults 11am-1pm.
CONTACT: Bookings essential, Kim 0428 726 966.
WHAT: Kids clay workshops Wednesdays, 4-5pm and 5-6pm; adults 6.30-8.30pm.
CONTACT: Bookings essential, Minna 0407 818 609.
WHAT: Leonards Hill Country Market.
WHEN: Third Saturday of every month, 9am-2pm.
WHAT: Local produce, plants, arts, music and kids entertainment.
WHEN: Third Saturday of the month, 9am-1pm.
WHERE: 19 Victoria Street, Creswick.
INQUIRIES: Phone 0490 332 025.
WHEN: Tuesdays, 6-9 year olds, 5.45-7pm, girls 10+ 6.30-8pm.
WHERE: Guide Hall, Duke Street.
WHAT: Weekly guided meditation with Danielle-France.
WHEN: Tuesdays, 10.30am; Saturdays, 9.30am.
WHERE: Massage Healing Centre, 5/11 Howe Street, Daylesford.
INQUIRIES: David, 0429 134 136.
WHERE: Daylesford Healing Massage, 11 Howe Street, Daylesford.
WHAT: Parents and Carers pram walking group.
WHEN: Every Tuesday, 10am (weather permitting).
INQUIRIES: Hepburn Health Maternal & Child Health, 5321 6550.
WHERE: Daylesford Bowling Club, Camp Street.
WHEN: Third Tuesday of month, 10am.
WHERE: St Peters Church Hall,13 Duke Street, Daylesford.
WHAT: Improve balance and agility, increase joint flexibility, and general fitness for health. Wear comfortable clothing. $3.
WHEN: Mondays, 3-4pm; Wednesdays, 2.30-3.30pm.
WHAT: Healings, dream interpretation, spiritual blessings, divine encounters.
WHERE: 10 Vincent Street, Daylesford.
WHERE: Daylesford Massage and Healing. 5/11 Howe Street.
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The pre-law program housed in the Department of Political Science prepares students for the law school application process and future success in law school. Mock Law School Entrance Examinations (LSATs) are provided free of charge to members of the Lamar Pre-Law Society; assistance is provided to students in writing statements of purpose for law school applications; and professional development courses are offered to qualified students interested in applying to law schools.
Moot court is a competition in which undergraduate students engage in simulated legal argument before a hypothetical appellate court reviewing a fictitious case. Students draw on a limited number of actual appellate court decisions to support their arguments. Membership in Lamar moot court is by application only and participants are selected by a faculty committee.
Students interested in joining the Lamar Pre-Law Society or applying for membership in Moot Court should contact Mr. Craig Tahaney, Instructor of Political Science, at cjtahaney@lamar.edu. Mr. Tahaney serves as faculty sponsor of Lamar Pre-Law and Coach of Lamar Moot Court.
2018-2019 Moot Court Team
First Row: Connor Raborn, Emily Lawrence, Kaitlyn Smith, Govin Kaggal, Erica Gillepie, Katey McCall
Second Row: Raegan Minaldi, Noel Perez, William Holman, Dustin Boyd, Tristen Anding, Wesley Stapleton, Coach Craig Tahaney
National Moot Court Banquet
Lamar University takes Three Top Speaker Awards,
advances to Quarterfinals at Texas A&M Law School
Regional Moot Court Tournament
Two Lamar University teams participated in the Texas A&M Law School Regional Moot Court Tournament on November 4-5, 2017. Mr. Craig Tahaney serves as faculty sponsor and coach for the Lamar teams. The tournament marked the first time Lamar University has participated in a regional, national-qualifying moot court tournament.
Lamar continued its impressive record against extremely tough moot court teams. Universities represented at the tournament included Howard Payne University, University of North Texas, University of Texas-Arlington, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, Texas A&M University, Baylor, Texas Christian University, University of the Ozarks, Sam Houston State University, and United States Air Force Academy. A total of 31 teams and 62 students participated in the regional tournament.
The Lamar teams and individuals received several notable tournament accolades. Individual awards were given to the top fifteen best overall speakers. Lamar students who received individual awards include: Siara Dodds - ranked #3rd best overall speaker; Emily Lawrence - ranked #5th best overall speaker; Francisco Alvarez - ranked #6th best overall speaker.
Lamar University had the most students make the top fifteen best overall speakers than any other university competing in the event.
Both Lamar teams advanced to elimination rounds and, after preliminaries, the team of Francisco Alvarez and Robert Root were the #8 seeded team of the tournament and the team of Siara Dodds and Emily Lawrence were the #12 seeded team. The team of Alvarez and Root defeated a team from Texas A&M University to advance to the quarterfinal round and lost in a very close match (2-1 decision) to the #1 seeded team from Texas A&M University. The team of Dodds and Lawrence defeated the #5 seeded team from University of Texas- Arlington to advance to the quarterfinal round and lost to the #4 seeded team from Howard Payne University. The Howard Payne team advanced to win the tournament.
University of Texas-Arlington
Invitational Moot Court Tournament
Lamar University excels at the University of Texas-Arlington Invitational Moot Court Tournament
Two Lamar University teams participated in the University of Texas-Arlington Invitational Moot Court Tournament on October 20-21, 2017. Mr. Craig Tahaney serves as faculty sponsor and coach for the teams.
Lamar students performed extremely well against tough competition. Universities represented at the tournament included Howard Payne University, University of North Texas, University of Texas-Arlington, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, Texas A&M University, Stephen F. Austin University, Texas Christian University, Howard Simmons University, Sam Houston State University, and Baylor University. A total of 24 teams and 48 students participated in the invitational.
Lamar received several notable tournament accolades. Siara Dodds was ranked #12th best overall speaker and missed the top ten threshold by 1/2 point. Both Lamar teams advanced to elimination rounds and, after preliminaries, the team of Siara Dodds and Robert Root were the #8 seeded team of the tournament and the team of Emily Lawrence and Ryan Sherer were the #13 seeded team. The team of Dodds and Root defeated a team from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette to advance to the quarterfinal round and lost in a very close match to the #1 seeded team from Baylor University. The team of Lawrence and Sherer were defeated by the #4 seeded team from University of North Texas.
The tournament marked the first time a Lamar team placed in the top ten in moot court competition. Lamar advanced to participate in regional competition November 4 - 5, 2017, at Texas A&M School of Law.
2017 Moot Court
University of North Texas School of Law
Lamar University shines bright at the University of North Texas School of Law Invitational Moot Court Tournament
On October 21-22, 2016, Lamar University sponsored three teams in the University of North Texas School of Law's Invitational Moot Court Tournament. This was the largest undergraduate moot court invitational tournament in history.
Lamar students performed extremely well against tough competition. Universities represented at the tournament included Howard Payne University, University of North Texas, University of Texas at Dallas, Arizona State University, Texas A&M University, United States Air Force Academy, Baylor, Texas Christian University, Baylor, Sam Houston State University, Sam Houston State University, University of Texas at Arlington and Southwestern University. A total of 62 teams and 124 students participated in the invitational.
The UNT tournament was only the second year Lamar teams have participated in competitive moot court. With the exception of Siara Dodds (junior, Beaumont) who received "Outstanding First Time Speaker" at last year's tournament, the 2016 team members were rookies at this year's event. Even so, Lamar University received several notable accolades. Each speaker received individual speaker points in the preliminary rounds and awards were given to the top twenty ranked speakers. Danelle Sanders (senior, Beaumont) a first-time competitive moot court participant, ranked first (#1 Speaker) out of 124 student participants and received a scholarship for her first place showing. Tournament Director, Dr. Kimi King of University of North Texas, noted Danelle's award marked the first time in tournament history that a new student advocate has won the Top Speaker Award. Siara Dodds (junior, Beaumont) placed thirteenth out of 124 participant speakers and received an award.
In addition to individual accolades, two Lamar teams - Danelle Sanders and Siara Dodds (ranked #17 and an undefeated record) – and Ryan Sherer and Levi Morris (ranked #31) - advanced to the tournament elimination rounds. The LU teams advancing in the tournament were ultimately eliminated by teams from two universities with long histories of tournament participation: University of North Texas and U. S. Air Force Academy.
Siara Dodds - Best Speaker Award
October 2016 - Moot Court Competition
Moot Court Members 2016
LAMAR MOOT COURT


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One of the most asked-for features on the site is to be able to better manage the content that people get from their investments. The Cork release will introduce some fairly major changes here.
* You will be able to filter the headline stream by activity, such as seeing all Facebook, Twitter, blog updates, etc.
* On pages that allow you to see a headline stream aggregated across many users, such as the headline stream of a portfolio, you will be able to filter by the minimum share price. The goal here is to allow you to see content of those that are valued highest in any particular group.
* On the pages where you have an aggregated stream, you'll be able to see more of that activity and expand the history.
* We have combined Shout Outs with the headline stream, meaning you don't have to go to a separate Shout Outs page, and certainly you can filter to see just Shout Outs, as well.
* You will be able to "shout" on any event in the headline stream – Twitter updates, blog posts, whatever – and leave a comment.
Our goal with Empire Avenue is for you to connect all your online activity. We started with the three most obvious: Facebook, Twitter and, of course, Blogs. We added activity on Empire Avenue, but truly we want to expand into every place that you are active on the web. The very first new addition to the site will be Flickr. We know that a lot of our current members have Flickr accounts and are avid photographers, and now you'll be able to attach a Flickr account to Empire Avenue.
* As with Facebook and Twitter currently, we will only allow you to attach a single Flickr account.
* Flickr activity will not be included in your share price for a couple of weeks while we gather data to ensure that our upcoming Market Maker changes will do Flickr justice! Please connect your Flickr account as soon as possible to ensure we get enough data to fix it all up.
* Every two hours we'll fetch the latest photos from your Flickr feed to display in your headline stream, and we will take private photos and audience metrics into account for your share price.
More features to be un-Corked tomorrow.


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