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MarkWest Energy Partners Provides Marcellus Operational Update
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DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- MarkWest Energy Partners, L.P. (NYS: MWE) (MarkWest) today provided information regarding an August 2013 landslide which impacted a MarkWest natural gas liquids (NGLs) pipeline in a remote area of northern Wetzel County, West Virginia, causing a line break. The landslide originated from significant erosion and run-off from heavy rainfall. MarkWest shut down the pipeline and immediately commenced repairs and remediation of the impacted portions of the pipeline. Repairs and remediation to the pipeline and rights of way in the landslide impacted areas are currently underway, and MarkWest is diligently working to complete the remedial work and return the pipeline to service. The pipeline and the Mobley processing facilities will remain shut down until the pipeline remedial work is completed, which is expected to be approximately mid-October. The Sherwood processing facility continues to operate at curtailed levels and NGLs from that facility are being transported by truck for fractionation and sale. No other MarkWest facility has been impacted. MarkWest does not expect the shutdown of these facilities to have a material impact on its financial results.
MarkWest Energy Partners, L.P. is a master limited partnership engaged in the gathering, processing and transportation of natural gas; the gathering, transportation, fractionation, storage and marketing of natural gas liquids; and the gathering and transportation of crude oil. MarkWest has a leading presence in many unconventional gas plays including the Marcellus Shale, Utica Shale, Huron/Berea Shale, Haynesville Shale, Woodford Shale and Granite Wash formation.
This press release includes "forward-looking statements." All statements other than statements of historical facts included or incorporated herein may constitute forward-looking statements. Actual results could vary significantly from those expressed or implied in such statements and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties. Although MarkWest believes that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, MarkWest can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. The forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that affect operations, financial performance, and other factors as discussed in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Among the factors that could cause results to differ materially are those risks discussed in the periodic reports filed with the SEC, including MarkWest's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012 and our Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2013. You are urged to carefully review and consider the cautionary statements and other disclosures made in those filings, specifically those under the heading "Risk Factors." MarkWest does not undertake any duty to update any forward-looking statement except as required by law.
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The Marines Are Trying to Expel an Officer Whose Warning Could Have Saved Lives—And Maybe the War
Sarah Chayes
Summary: Who we empower and how our local allies treat the greater population may determine the outcome of the U.S. fight against violent extremism.
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In the decade I lived and worked in Afghanistan, from 2002 through 2011, I listened almost daily to people's frustration at their government's corrupt and demeaning behavior, and U.S. officials' refusal to curb it.
"The Afghan government is your face," Nurallah told me. He's a former police officer who worked in the cooperative I founded in Kandahar. "If it's pretty or ugly, it's your face."
In 2010, around when Nurallah made that comment, a U.S. Marine major named Jason Brezler was dealing with a corrupt Afghan National Police commander called Sarwar Jan in neighboring Helmand Province. Brezler perfectly grasped Nurallah's point. The abuse of power so prevalent among Afghan officials — which appeared to locals to be perpetrated with U.S. connivance — was a danger to his mission to defeat the Taliban.
A 2009 assessment of the war emphasized that Afghans' "crisis in confidence" in their government threatened U.S. objectives.
Brezler got Sarwar Jan removed from power, or at least sent away from his privileged position on the U.S. base. Three years later, however, he heard Sarwar Jan was back in the Marine fold. Brezler, by then a Brooklyn firefighter and a reservist, dispatched a warning the moment he found out. It went unheeded. Seventeen days later, a boy Sarwar Jan had been using for sex shot four Marines, killing three.
Brezler should be honored by the Marine Corps for his foresight. Instead the Corps plans to discharge him because the file he emailed to substantiate his concerns, and had saved on his computer, was classified. A hearing is scheduled in U.S. District Court for Oct. 14.
Brezler, who immediately reported his violation of classification rules, has argued that he was trying to save lives. His lawyer, Mark Bowe, plans to draw a comparison to the treatment of Hillary Clinton, who also kept sensitive information on a private server.
I hope Brezler prevails. And not just in court. His way of thinking must be adopted as the U.S. considers how to partner with foreign forces in its continuing fight against extremists, including Islamic State.
"The police in many cases was a destabilizing force," Brezler told NPR recently. They were "driving more folks into the arms of the Taliban." Capt. Dan Quinn — a special operations officer disciplined for punching out a similarly abusive Afghan police commander — put it this way to the New York Times: "We were putting people into power who would do things that were worse than the Taliban did." It is little wonder the Taliban kept (and still keeps) gaining recruits. Or, in the case of Sarwar Jan, that a humiliated and physically violated teenager lashed out, turning a Kalashnikov on Marines who seemed to be protecting and enabling his tormentor.
Brezler was deployed during a brief period of maximum U.S. recognition that good governance was crucial to bringing peace to Afghanistan. A 2009 assessment of the war emphasized that Afghans' "crisis in confidence" in their government threatened U.S. objectives, and that fostering "responsive and accountable government" should "be on a par with, and integral to, delivering security." Among other measures, U.S. and U.K. officials supported two major anti-corruption investigations.
But those efforts were halfhearted and short-lived. By 2011, Afghan government corruption was no longer a serious U.S. priority. The dominant attitude reasserted itself among U.S. officials that corruption was just part of Afghan culture, and should be left alone – even when it extended to the grotesquely complicated combination of abuse and favoritism that characterized the practice in which adult, usually powerful, men keep prepubescent boys as servants and for sex. The New York Times has documented the difficulty some officers encountered trying to challenge the laissez-faire approach.
The presumption about culture that underlies that approach is false. As Brezler told NPR, residents were "absolutely elated" when Sarwar Jan was sent away from the base in 2010. "We could probably have had a parade the next day through the bazaar," he remembered. That same year, the commander of a provincial reconstruction team on the other side of the country enjoyed a similarly enthusiastic response — and a reduction in Taliban control in his province — when he stopped channeling development money to a corrupt governor. I never heard an Afghan dismiss corruption as if nobody minded.
Just because a behavior is common, in other words, doesn't mean it's accepted. (Would it be fair to deduce from the Catholic Church's problems that the faithful are by nature pedophiliac?)
Arguably, Brezler should have chosen a different way to detail his concerns about Sarwar Jan. But it was the failure to act on his information that threatened U.S. national security, not his transmission of it. With the combination of insight and initiative he demonstrated, Brezler should be training Marines, not being drummed out of the Corps. His reflex was one that, if replicated, would have led to very different outcomes in our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Brezler's insight remains crucial to the U.S. fight against violent extremism. Who we empower in that fight and how our local allies treat the population may determine its outcome. That the Marine Corps insists on punishing Brezler demonstrates that its leadership has not yet learned the lesson.
This article was originally published by the Los Angeles Times.
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Why should your dog be on heartworm prevention?
Heartworms in dogs are easy to avoid, but difficult and expensive to cure. Heartworms are transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito carrying the heartworm larvae. Come in and ask our friendly staff how to prevent this disease with your dog.
Why is it important to manage your pet's weight?
Diabetes, heart disease, and joint mobility are all factors of concern with an overweight dog or cat. Remember, an extra 3 pounds on a Boston Terrier is equal to an extra 30 pounds on a 150 pound person. 3 extra pounds on a 10 pound cat is equal to an extra 45 pounds on a 150 pound person.
According to Dr. Dickey's opinion, what is the number one way to extend the quality of life for your pet?
Keep up good oral hygeine by scheduling a dental scaling and exam annually to prevent the spread of infection to other part's of your pet's body.
What is the most common diagnosis a veterinarian treats?
Allergies! In nine out of ten "itching cases" allergies will be a part of the diagnosis.
Why should I use a Flea and Tick Preventative? Is it really necessary to use them year round?
Tick-borne diseases pose a hazard to animal companions. These diseases are usually transmitted through tick bites. Dogs and cats are especially vulnerable to tick-borne diseases because of time spent in tick-infested environments. Most tick-borne diseases can be treated, especially if recognized early in the disease. People do not get tick-borne diseases from their pets, but rather directly from the tick bite.
Fleas are small, flightless insects that can pose a number of problems, such as allergies, intestinal parasites, and anemia. Fleas can survive through mild winters, such as the winters we have been experiencing in NWA over the past couple of years.


THIS PAGE WILL ALWAYS BE UNDER CONSTRUCTION PLEASE CHECK BACK OFTEN FOR NEW ADDITIONS There will be more information about Detrola history and even more pictures of their products here soon!! Please bookmark this page for future referenceThis material is copyrighted, if you wish to use any of the information or photos on this website please ask for permission.
Detrola was the largest Michigan radio manufacturer, and was in business from 1931 until 1948. They grew from nothing to one of the largest radio manufacturers in just a few years time. They started out small, and had several locations before moving into a large factory building at the corner of Beard and Chatfield in Detroit. Detrola built radios under a variety of private brand names as well as under their own name. As much as 90% of production was private brand names. Detrola was a major supplier of radios for Western Auto, sold under the Truetone brand; and Sears & Roebuck, sold under the Silvertone brand. In the late 1930's, Detrola proclaimed in their advertising that they had the world's 6th largest output of radios. Many of the brand names they built were for regional or local stores and therefore had limited distribution as well as being very obscure. It is estimated that there are over 100 brand names that were built by Detrola, about 70 of these have been positively identified so far. Detrola made lots of very ordinary radios, and also some highly desirable radios in the eyes of today's collectors. The tiny Detrola PeeWee and Super PeeWee took the marketplace by storm when they were introduced. There are also some very unusual designs, such as the 1936 round radio sometimes referred to as the "Wooden Bluebird" as is it an obvious copy of the famous mirrored Sparton; and the highly Deco 1936 Presentation Desk Set. During WWII Detrola merged with the International Machine Company, and they assembled military equipment. The new name of the company became International Detrola. After the war one of their models, the 571, had over 52 brand names and at least 10 cabinet styles for this one model!!! There are several photos of 571's and much information about them as well as other postwar models on the second page of this site. There is also more information about Detrola Electric Tuning, and Network dial closeups on page two. In the late 1940's they also assembled Ford car radios before stopping radio production entirely.
VALUING COLLECTABLE RADIOS Many questions arise about "how much is my old radio worth...." or "what will it cost to repair...." and so on. With the majority of the old radio collecting hobby now on the internet, it has opened up a larger market of potential collectors than ever before. While there have been several old radio price guides published over the years, most of the values in them are quickly outdated and were never accurate for all regions of the country. Therefore it is difficult to put an absolute value on any particular radio. Condition is everything, and most people who are not actively involved in the radio collecting hobby are not even remotely qualified to appraise the value of a radio. Antique dealers in particular almost always overvalue the radios they appraise, often by a factor of 5x to 10x what the radio would actually sell for at an antique radio show. This has resulted in much disappointment among individuals trying to find a buyer for one or two older radios that they found in the attic or basement.
Most radio collectors are not interested in consoles except for very unusual ones, as they take up too much room and are very difficult to transport across the country. In many cases the cost of shipping is greater than the value of the radio. There are only a few radio collectors who are interested in radios that have a phonograph included. Collectors also do not want radios that have been refinished or "repaired" by unqualified amateurs. Even plugging in a 60 year old set for a minute to see if it works can be fatal. Irreparable damage can be done in only a few seconds, so it is always best to resist the urge to plug in that old radio you found up in the attic or at the flea market. There are a number of capacitors in every radio, and they fail with age as well as from use, they go bad even if the radio has not been used for a long time. For safety reasons as well as to prevent further damage to other components, these capacitors should be replaced BEFORE the set is turned on. Leave the testing/repair/restoration of the radio to a skilled person, preferably a professional technician with long experience in the repair of tube type equipment. There are many people across the US who are qualified to repair tube type radios. In many cases the cost of properly repairing an old radio will exceed the value of the set. Sometimes tubes and knobs are missing, but almost all tubes can be easily obtained for reasonable prices, and there are suppliers who specialize in knobs, even some who are making reproduction knobs. Most radios that have not been tampered with can be repaired to work again, but in many cases it is better to use the set for display purposes only rather than to try to make it functional again. The great majority of older radios are valued in the under $100 range unless there is something very special or rare about them.
Don't forget to visit page two of the OFFICIAL HOMEPAGE OF DETROLA RADIOS after you have seen the pictures below! You will find information on the PeeWee and Super PeeWee, the electric tuning models, the Network dials, and the postwar models on page two. The link to page two will be found further down this page.
Mr.and Mrs. Detrola are really Dennis and Bonnie Smith. Detrola Jr. is our son Christopher. We got a lot of nice comments about the t-shirts we wore at the 1998 MARC Extravaganza, which were made for us by our friend Tammy Cavell. Chris thinks it is really cool that if someone searches on Google images for Detrola Jr, his picture above in the Detrola Jr. shirt will come up. I have been interested in the Detrola radio company since the late 1950's and have personally interviewed dozens of former employees. With help from family members, hundreds of hours of research have been done in an attempt to discover the history of this most unusual company. One of the former Detrola employees started calling me "Mr. Detrola" when I was about 9 or 10 years old because of my interest in the company and their products, and the name has stuck. I was very fortunate in locating a former Detrola manager who was with the company from almost the beginning until the last day, and also the woman who was in charge of the assembly line workers for a number of years. Their information cleared up a lot of questions about the actual design and manufacturing processes.
This family will always continue doing research on Detrola, so if you know of anyone still alive who worked there, or have any old documents related to the company, I would be most interested in the information. I am in the process of writing a book about the company and their products which should be completed in the very near future. Watch this website for further information.
THE DETROLA DISPLAY AT THE MICHIGAN ANTIQUE RADIO CLUB (MARC) EXTRAVAGANZA, JULY 1998 The unusually shaped white radio on the left center row above is a Firestone 4A12, one of the last radios made by Detrola. The amber mirrored glass set in the center is most likely home made using the cabinet from a model 302 clock cathedral. The "Wooden Bluebird" model 105 and the Presentation Desk Set model 104 can be seen in the lower left photo, closeups of these sets are further down this page. This is just part of the Michigan Manufactured radio display area at MARC Extravaganza July 1998 where members proudly showed their Detrola products. The Extravaganza is one of the largest and best shows for radio collectors, and is held every July in Lansing, MI.
THE FIRST DETROLA RADIO This shouldered tall cathedral style radio is generally accepted by collectors as the first production Detrola model. It is a basic 4-tube TRF transformer powered radio, and came out as a 1932 model. This model is easily identified by its unique cabinet design and the fact that there is no model number or ID tag on the chassis. The Detrola name appears only on the dial bezel. They did not start using ID tags on the chassis or assigning model numbers until several different models had been built. This example has had its grille cloth replaced but is otherwise original and has not been restored. It is unknown exactly how many of these were built, but it is one of the most commonly seen Detrola radios, and even though it was the first Detrola it is not rare or valuable because so many of them have survived.
1933 DETROLA TOMBSTONE This tombstone is a 1933 model, using a chassis which is a variation of the 1932 TRF model. It also has 4 tubes, a 57, 58, 47, and 80. The schematic of this model doesn't appear in Rider, but is very similar to the 1932 TRF. This set is among the first ones that had a patent plate on the chassis to ID the manufacturer and provide a serial number. If anyone has this model and the original paperwork is present giving the model name or model number and the schematic, a copy of that would be appreciated. The identical radio also exists with only 3 knobs instead of 4, incorporating the on-off switch with the volume control rather than separately.
THE 3-WINDOW MODELS There were several models in late 1935 which had 3 dial windows. In addition to the main tuning dial, there was a lower left window marked "Micro Tone" and the lower right window was "Micro Wave". These each had a small pointer and dial scale, for tone and band selection respectively. The chassis series were 6ZM, 7ZM, and 10ZM. Each was available in a table model tombstone style cabinet, as well as in a console cabinet. These sets had very ornate grilles. They used the brand new RCA all-metal tubes, which was unusual for Detrola as later sets still had mostly "ST" shaped large pin tubes.
UNUSUAL 1935 MODEL This unusual and very stylish model appears to be a late 1935 model. None of the examples found have any model number on them. It is a 6 tube AC-DC chassis with at least two of the brand new RCA designed metal octal tubes (which didn't come into use until late 1935). No schematic appears in Rider matching the tube lineup, but it could possibly be a model 6X. It has a small world map dial scale similar to those used on other Detrola products around that time, and 4 knobs.
THE DETROLA "WOODEN BLUEBIRD" model 105 A closeup view of the Detrola 105 "WOODEN BLUEBIRD"There is an original sales advertisement for the model 105 on page 2 of this site. It's commonly called the "Wooden Bluebird" because the size and style of the radio are obviously influenced by the famous and rare Sparton mirrored radio. It is interesting that there are many more Sparton Bluebirds surviving than there are round Detrolas. This is a 1936 model.
THE PRESENTATION DESK SET The Detrola model 104 "Presentation Desk Set" This 1936 radio also exists without the pen holders. A cigarette lighter belongs in the hole at the center of the base. Many of the existing Detrola Desk Sets have brass tags on the base indicating the name of the recipient and the company giving the award. Most of them are Chevrolet officials.
This very nice 1936 set has a faded dial scale, common on Network Dial models which have been exposed to sunlight over the years. Note that the grillework is identical to the Truetone below even though the cabinet is totally different.
A Detrola 335A is shown here with its original shipping carton. This is a late 1940 model, but uses a cabinet style that was first seen a few years earlier with a different chassis in it.
A few Detrola collectors that I know are always interested in unusual Detrola products, advertising, promotional items, etc. Please e-mail complete description including brand name and model number of any Detrola products you are interested in selling, or if you are inquiring about products manufactured by Detrola prior to 1948. Click on the link here to e-mail us.
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News and perspectives important to RNs and the profession of nursing, gathered from sources around the world.
For Bronx hospital workers, a sense of duty amid shooting's chaos
The New York Times, Luis Ferré-Sadurní, 3 July 2017
As doctors and nurses reported to work at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center on Monday for the first time since a horrific shooting there left one doctor dead and six other people injured, hospital staff members began to reconcile their grief with colleagues' tales of spontaneous heroism.
Why I am leaving nursing: 'Morale is the lowest I have ever seen it'
The Guardian, Sarah Marsh, 5 July 2017
The number of nurses and midwives leaving the profession has risen by 51% in four years, with higher numbers leaving than joining for the first time on record. We asked our readers who are nurses why they are going—here is their response.
Men don't want to be nurses. Their wives agree.
The New York Times (Analysis), Susan Chira, 24 June 2017
Notions of masculinity die hard, in women as well as men. It's not just that men consider some of the jobs that will be most in demand—in health care, education and administration—to be unmanly or demeaning. So do some of their wives, prospective employers and women in these same professions.
Trauma in the OR. From doctors' bullying.
KevinMD.com, 1 July 2017
It's Friday morning in any operating room, USA. Nurses and techs are scrambling to get everything in place before the surgeon arrives because if not, there will be hell to pay … and here he comes … and we're not ready. The fear is palpable.
Forever hold your peace: When preprocedure safety concerns are missed
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Do you hold your breath at a wedding when the minister asks, "Does anyone have a reason why these two people should not be married?" The congregants are then encouraged to speak now or forever hold their peace. There is a valuable lesson in that question for nurses and other health care team members who use time-out protocols.
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Job interviews are a source of stress for many job-seekers, and nurses are no exception. Nursing can feel like a rough and tumble profession when it comes to the high-stakes interview process, and for those nurses who are unsure how to articulate their value, the interview can seem like an insurmountable hurdle.
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We used the week to get some stuff done around the house...and drink good beer of course(often both at the same time)... So here are some random photos from our week.
Last night I was driving and I noticed how good the light was on the "Cathedral Tower"(or "Rex's Erection" as us locals call it). I haven't ever photographed it up close so I pulled over. I had my 85mm lens on my camera - much too long to capture the whole tower - so I shot a series of nine photos. I then merged them in Photoshop - resulting in an image 15,000 pixels tall - the detail is really cool. This is a smaller version - 5,000 pixels - but still pretty detailed when viewed full size(click through to flickr for that).
The history of this concrete monstrosity is well documented - check out the Beacon article here.
Since the tower can be seen for such a long distance I always thought it would be cool to do a photo project depicting it with all different locations with unique foregrounds... ...when I get the time.
Yesterday I grabbed some great food and photos at Child Guidance and Family Solution's 'Food Truck Friday' - on the corner of Forge and East Market. It was hard to decide where to order from - but I went with Wholly Frijoles - I'm a sucker for Mexican. I didn't regret it - I had a few different tacos which were outstanding. I really didn't need to eat anything else - but since part of the money benefits the kids - I ordered a strawberry/banana crepe with caramel and whipped cream from Premier Crepes. It was amazing, I mean really, really amazing.
If you work in or near Downtown I can't imagine a better Summer lunch option than this event. Check it out ....I'll definitely be back.
My cousin Jeff let me borrow his Canon 10-22mm lens on a Thanksgiving weekend back in 2007 - I put it on my Rebel XT and was blown away by the results. I had never shot anything that wide and with that kind of dramatic distortion before. I wanted it. That Winter I was working third shift at Boston Mills - I decided when the season was over I wanted to get more serious about photography. I was able to easily save a decent chunk of change working those hours - there was no one around to spend my money with! So after the season I bought a new flash, a set of radio triggers, a 50mm, and the Sigma 10-20mm f/4. That Sigma was rarely ever off of my Rebel and was often on my next camera (the recently deceased) Canon 7D. I loved it. It was awesome for shooting bands in small venues - my favorite thing to do at the time - and I also used to capture sweeping landscape, dramatic portraits, and everything else in between.
The lens began to sit on the shelf more and more as I purchased different lenses for the 7D....and now that I have a 6D the lens is pretty much useless to me. So when my buddy tweeted about wanting a wide angle but not sure about dropping the scratch on one I offered to make a deal on my Sigma. Thats Andrew above with my trusty ol' lens on his 60D(and I just wiped a tear from my eye). That lens never took a bad shot I didn't make it. I am glad its getting back to its roots though - mostly shooting live rock and roll.
Pour some out tonight for my homey 10-20mm.
On Saturday morning Laura and I were in the mood for something good for breakfast and we didn't have much in the house. We decided to head down to the Farmer's Market at Howe Meadow and get some burritos from our favorite stand run by Spice Kitchen and Bar. Their breakfast burritos are out of this world - they don't give them away though - 9 bucks a pop.
Of course I used the trip as a chance to mess around with my new 85mm lens - which looks great.
What do you do when you get a new camera lens? Throw it on the camera and take photos of everything around you of course. My Canon 85mm f/1.8 came in the mail today - its my first decent prime lens for digital. The idea is for it to be my portrait lens - and a short telephoto for landscape-type-things. Its the first lens for my new camera - and as I wrote the other day I plan to get a set of all primes(non-zooms or fixed focal length - for the uninitiated) for it. I did change my mind about the 50mm though after a talk with a friend/experienced pro-photographer. I think I'm going to get a 35mm for my standard lens instead and then add a wide angle - possibly 20mm - but I'm still researching the wide angle options. I already have a 50 if I need it.
I shot these with my 6D and 50mm lens - I added a vignettes and a healthy dose of contrast and vibrance in Photoshop.
On Saturday I went for a hike on the open part of the Langes Bridle Trail - my favorite part has been closed since the massive flood earlier this Spring. I took my Canon 6D with a single lens - my $100 Canon 50mm f/1.8. I originally bought the lens for my Rebel XT as a step up over my kit lens - and even though its feels like a toy it is decent optically. My main goal was to get more of a feel for the 50mm focal length as I've been considering buying a new 50mm lens. On my Rebel and 7D(because of their smaller sensors) it looked more like an 80mm lens. 50mm on a 'full frame camera' or a 35mm film camera is considered a 'normal lens' - the resulting photos are close to what your eyes would see.
OK, enough nerd talk for now - enjoy some photos.
It feels like I haven't seen and shot some live music for a long time - so it was good to get out Friday night to Musica to see The Beyonders and The Got it Need It. 'The Got It Need It' are a hard rocking bluesy duo from Canton who I've befriended and seen in their various incarnations over the years. Goody and Erik always rock - its a given.
This was my first time seeing 'The Beyonders' an "Interstellar Surf Band based out of Ohio's second moon, Akron" - also made up of old friends. They ruled - its rare for me to enjoy an instrumental band so much - but this was surf music taken to the edge of metal with some spaced out keyboard lines - and it worked.
I've said before that Musica is one of my least favorite local venues to photograph at - but with my new 6D's high ISO ability and a dose of Photoshop I was able to take decent photos and mostly without flash(snuck a few of flash shots in though).
This little guy was hopping around on the lily pads in the Canal last week eating bugs. I captured a few cool photos of him and had posted one to my tumblr previuosly. A few people mentioned how much they liked it so here is one for the blog.
"Shooting blackbirds with a different tool..."
Laura and I finally made our way downtown to the Gothic building to try out 'Nuevo Modern Mexican and Tequila Bar - or 'Nuevo'. There was a ton of buzz about this place before it opened but after it did I kept hearing 'blah' reviews. Even some trusted friends gave it a shoulder shrug. So we waited until the 'kinks' or whatever should have been worked out..... and either they were or I have no idea what my friends were thinking. We loved it - pretty much everything. Starting with a flight of three margaritas for me - $11 bucks for 'ritas with fresh squeezed juice seemed like a good deal - and the smoked salt on the rim was awesome(and I'm glad I didn't even have to be asked if I wanted them 'on the rocks' (of course I do - what do I look like, a tourist?)). Laura had the premium margarita which was also great. We were washing down chips and salsa(top-notch) and a delicious appetizer of perfectly prepared tuna.


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Petition calling for Maidenhead Great Park closing next week
11:31AM, Thursday 03 December 2020
A petition calling for Maidenhead Golf Club to be transformed into a Maidenhead Great Park is set to close next week.
The 132-acre site, which is owned by the council and leased to the Golf Club, is earmarked for more than 2,000 new homes in the Borough Local Plan.
Over the last few months, campaigners have been arguing that it would better serve the public and environment to keep the course as a green space.
The petition, which has garnered more than 3,700 signatures, will close on Thursday, December 10.
To view the petition visit petitions.rbwm.gov.uk/MheadGreatPark/
Lead petitioner Tina Quadrino said: "Creating Maidenhead Great Park will protect the thousands of mature trees and wildlife habitats here.
"It will continue to provide a green lung for our town, and it will improve the physical and mental health of all those who live and work in this rapidly expanding town.
"It is worth much more to our town if kept green for future generations, than if it is sold off to a developer for short term gain."
Speaking previously about the petition, Cllr David Coppinger (Con, Bray) lead member for planning and Maidenhead said: "The site is ideal for housing because of its proximity to the town and transport links.
"We want to put in green and blue infrastructure.
"It's not public space at the moment but it will be a lot more of a public space in the future."


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Hockey Puck Abuse - a Nation's Hidden Shame!
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Abuse! This is the official site of the National Association for the Prevention of Abuse to Hockey Pucks. We, at NAPAHP feel it's about time that someone stood up for the lowly hockey puck. For years hockey pucks have been battered, tortured, banged around, maltreated and yes, even ridiculed, causing these inoffensive rubber disks to suffer incredible amounts of trauma, anguish and pain.
If you've ever participated in, or been to a hockey game (or even seen one on TV) you will have witnessed the incredible brutality and unspeakable horrors that a hockey puck must endure during the course of the game. The constant banging, thumping, and pummeling that these vulcanized warriors sustain as they are are batted from one end of the rink to the other is savage and merciless. Yet, as the crowd cheers on the furious action that unfolds before them... no one seems to care about the traumatic effect that all this brutality is having on the hockey puck... well, we do!
Hockey puck abuse is a sickness that has pervaded the very core of our society. It has reached epidemic proportions and is international in scope. We're doing our best to put a stop to it! Our work is never ending. Our cause is just and righteous. And we invite you to join us in our crusade.
Hockey Puck Abuse - What it's all About:
Can you imagine the trauma a hockey puck goes through during the course of a typical hockey game? After nearly being frozen to death in a cold bucket of ice before the event begins, the hapless puck is then thrown onto the ice surface only to be clobbered by some big lout brandishing a hockey stick - This causes the unfortunate rubber disk to travel through the air at speeds up to 120 mph before coming to a dead stop as it smashes against the wooden side boards of the rink, a glass partition, a goalpost, or the goaltender's stick or face mask! Can you imagine the agony!.. the torture!.. the astounding brutality of it all! This procedure is repeated time and time again throughout the game as the ill-fated puck is passed from player to player, and then shot at the goal at frightening speeds. The puck itself is secretly hoping to land in the goal net, to feel it's yielding softness, or else encounter the cushioned surface of the goaltenders pads or the sanctuary of the goaltenders catching glove, but more times than not coming to dead stop against a hard unyielding surface!
It's not a pretty picture. It amazes us at NAPAHP, that a so-called civilized society like ours lets this madness go on... yet it does - but wait there's more...
There's The Mental Abuse!
Hockey pucks not only suffer physical abuse, they suffer incredible mental abuse as well. For years hockey pucks have been the butt of numerous jokes. Comedian Don Rickles made himself famous by using the hockey puck as an insult, representing stupidity, dullness, lack of substance. The degradation and abuse the typical hockey puck has to endure, both mentally and physically is astonishing... and outrageous!
What can you do to help stop hockey puck abuse? - You can Give a Hockey Puck a Home!
Here at NAPAHP we run a refuge for abused hockey pucks. Hockey pucks from all over the world have come here to rest up and try to get over the trauma they've been through. We provide these pucks with a loving atmosphere and give them counseling and a place to relax. No, it ain't fancy, but damn it, it's a place they can call home!
In addition to our abused pucks (which are all resting quite comfortably at the moment) we now have, residing in our refuge - a limited number of unused hockey pucks that are available for adoption. These pucks are in pristine condition and come complete with a Certificate of Adoption. As a condition of adoption you must promise never to abuse or harm them in any way. These pucks come in a handsome plastic holder - which consists of a crystal clear globe (in which the puck lives) sitting on a gold pedestal - and in addition to the Certificate of Adoption (which is imprinted on the back of each puck) you get an Instruction Sheet which tells you how to care for your hockey puck. You can display these pucks on your mantle or desk... you can show them proudly to your friends... and know you've done your part to stop hockey puck abuse. You can save a hockey puck from a life of torture and abuse by adopting it now.
What do You do With Your Hockey Puck?
When you get your hockey puck, take it out of its holder periodically and cradle it in your hands, stroke it, run your fingers over the puck, get a feel for it. Have a tactile experience with your hockey puck, you won't regret it. It's amazing at the number of people who have never even held a hockey puck. A hockey puck fits comfortably in your hand... it's solid, firm, reliable - something you can hold on to. Something you can count on in these troubled times.
Hockey pucks love to be held and fondled. Contrary to popular belief, hockey pucks do not like the cold. Keep your hockey puck warm and safe. Take it out of its box or holder from time to time, caress it in your hands, and stroke it... you'll be glad you did.
Just like a goaltender makes a great save - you too can make a great save - you can save a hockey puck from a lifetime of abuse and torture. You can do your part to Stop Hockey Puck Abuse by adopting a hockey puck from NAPAHP. You won't regret it.
Click here to begin the Adoption Process
Click Here To Learn How You Can Help Spread The Word That Hockey Puck
Abuse Is Wrong!... And For Tips On Hockey Puck Care.
Know Your Hockey Puck History
We can trace the origin of the modern hockey puck back to 1872. Up until that time early day hockey enthusiasts would use a knot of wood, or possibly a small carved stone, or even a piece of frozen cow dung to bat around on the ice. But in 1872 some unnamed sadist invented the rubber hockey puck. (The word puck supposedly originated in the 17th century from a French verb that means "to poke" - which is just a mild description of what the average hockey puck actually goes through.) Ever since then the hockey puck has been subjected to horrendous abuse and torture.
Hockey pucks have been part of some of the greatest moments in hockey history, but of course get no credit for this... The Montreal Canadien's five consecutive Stanley Cup wins from 1956 to 1960... Team Canada's 1972 victory over the Soviets in the Summit series... Team USA's "Miracle On Ice" Olympic victory over Russia in 1980 ... Obviously none of these events would have even been possible without the hockey puck... And all the great hockey players throughout history - Gretzky - Richard - Hull, etc. would never have been able to achieve the fame and fortune they enjoyed without the humble hockey puck - but do we ever hear them praising the unassuming rubber disk that they spent most of their lives banging and battering around? I think not! This is another typical example of the oppression that hockey pucks face on a daily basis.
The modern hockey puck is made of vulcanized rubber, is 1-inch thick and 3-inches in diameter. It weighs between 5-1/2 and 6 ounces. Pucks are always frozen before games to reduce their bounce on the ice surface. During the game they are kept in a bucket of ice as they wait their turn to be be thrown onto the ice surface and have the living daylights beaten out of them.
Exposed - The Hockey Hall of Fame? - It's More Like the Hockey Hall of Shame!
Click Here to Find Out the Shocking Truth!
How would you like to be referred to as "it" all the time?
Did you ever hear a hockey play-by-play announcer calling a game? These guys show absolutely no respect for the puck... They are constantly referring to the puck as "it"... "He shoots it at the net"... "It bounces off the boards"... "He passes it over to the left wing"... and on and on!!! Hey you dummies, "it" has a name - and that name is PUCK! Why don't you try: "He shoots the PUCK at the net"... "The PUCK bounces off the boards", etc. This constant verbal abuse is part of the humiliation that a hockey puck goes through... and helps to point out the fact that hockey pucks endure mental abuse as well as physical abuse.
Did You Hear About The Brave Little Hockey Puck That Went to War?
"Will This Torture Ever End?" - The Anguished Cries of a Hockey Puck!
We strapped a miniature microphone onto a hockey puck and recorded the actual sounds that it made during a real hockey game - These are sounds that hockey fans and players never get to hear! Needless to say, we were shocked and disgusted when we heard the woeful cries that came from this poor defenseless rubber disk. And now for the first time anywhere we present these sounds to you.
Here is the actual transcript:
"Oh No!" - Whap - "Oohh!" - Wham - "Help!" - Bang - "Oh no, I'm heading straight for that goalpost!" - Wham - "Oohh!" - Whap - "Oh my God, he's winding up for a slap shot!" - Crash - EXPLETIVE DELETED - Bam - "Help, I'm being murdered here!" - Bang - "Oh, no!" - Slam - "I can't take much more!" - Wham - "Help!" - Smash - EXPLETIVE DELETED - Bonk - "Have mercy!" - Bang - "Oh No!" - Whap - "Oohh!" - Crash- "Whoa Nellie!" - Bam - "Argh" - Slam - "Will this torture ever end?"
And the tape goes on and on with more of the same agonizing sounds as the helpless puck is tortured and abused.
A Hockey Puck's Tale - Now you can read the Biography of a Hockey Puck
Obituary: Peter Puck R.I.P
We are sorry to report that Peter Puck passed away recently after a long and tragic life. Mr. Puck is survived by his wife Patricia and their three offspring, Paul, Pedro, and Pricilla. Services are pending.
Puck spent his younger years being battered and bruised on various hockey rinks across the land, a typical existence for hockey pucks of his generation. In 1974 he was catapulted into national prominence when NBC hired Puck to help promote their television broadcasts of National Hockey League games in the United States. Unfortunately the NBC hockey telecasts were a failure, so after a brief moment in the national spotlight Puck's television career was over in the U.S. He then made several appearances on Canadian television, but that soon ended and Puck subsequently endured many years of unemployment.
During this period he became an outspoken advocate for hockey pucks rights. He traveled from coast to coast giving lectures on the subject, but his pleas generally fell on deaf years. Towards the end of his life Mr. Puck, who was never the same after his fling at superstardom, spent most of his time wandering from one hockey rink to another, and began hitting the bottle. Apparently the memories of his celebrity status as well those of the battering he took as a young puck all seemed to catch up with him and Mr. Puck became yet another tragic victim of hockey puck abuse.
Hockey Puck Abuse starts with a Slap Shot... and then one leads to another... and another... and another...
The Fox Trax Puck - An Experiment in High Tech Terror!
In 1996 the Fox Television Network devised a new form of hockey puck torture (as if there weren't already enough traditional methods to torment these poor inoffensive rubber disks!). The brain trust at Fox apparently assumed that television viewers weren't bright enough to follow the puck as it careened around the hockey rink so they came up with a computerized puck that took on a glow when it appeared on the TV screen. This puck developed a comet like tail which was blue until it reached 65 miles per hour, at which point it turned red.
The Fox Trax Puck was actually a regular hockey puck that had been sliced in half then partially hollowed out so that a miniature circuit board and a series of diodes could be installed inside. The puck was then glued back together and put into play. Sensors installed above the hockey rink kept track of the puck's movements. These sensors then fed this information to computers which created the Fox Trax effects that you saw on your TV screen.
Now, how would you like to be sliced in half, have a bunch of electronics stuffed inside you, and then be glued back together and subsequently be batted around a hockey rink at speeds up to 120 miles per hour???... I didn't think so! - And neither did the pucks!
These days everybody's singing the same tune...
Click Here to learn how you can
Adopt a Hockey Puck!
Got any Questions... or Comments about the site? e-mail us at: info@adoptapuck.com
Entire site and contents copyright (c) 2008 adoptapuck.com. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of adoptapuck.com is prohibited.


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News / National / DOH: Authorities still trying to locate 182 travelers from South Africa
DOH: Authorities still trying to locate 182 travelers from South Africa
Published December 3, 2021, 4:14 PM
by Analou de Vera
PIXABAY/ MANILA BULLETIN
The Department of Health (DOH) said it is tracing at least 182 travelers from South Africa who arrived in the Philippines last Nov. 15 to 29.
The DOH said that from Nov. 15 to 29, they have recorded a total of 253 arrivals from South Africa. Of these arrivals, 249 were returning overseas Filipinos (ROFs) while four were foreign nationals.
The Philippine government has temporarily suspended international inbound flights from South Africa on Nov. 26 until Dec. 15.
It said that the Bureau of Quarantine "has already verified or contacted 71 of these travelers while 182 are still being verified."
Citing Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) Resolution No. 151, local government units, Bureau of Quarantine, and Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) were instructed to to locate passengers who arrived in the Philippines from Nov. 15 to 29, said DOH Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire in a press briefing.
Of the 71 located travelers, four of them have already been tested for COVID-19, said DOH Epidemiology Bureau Director Dr. Alethea De Guzman in a separate briefing.
"Tatlo ay negatibo, ang isa ay hinihintay pa natin ang resulta (Three tested negative while we are still waiting for the result of the other individual). The other 67 are yet to be retested," she said.
"All 71 who have been located and verified are undergoing quarantine. Seventy of these are under facility quarantine and these include the three foreign nationals who arrived or who were in Region 6, and we have one who is undergoing home quarantine who is a returning overseas Filipino," she added.
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2021 New Jersey Ballot Bowl Kicks Off With New Partnership
New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way is pleased to welcome ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge as the Department of State's partner in the 4th Annual New Jersey Ballot Bowl. The New Jersey Ballot Bowl is a non-partisan voter registration and engagement competition, led by and for students. New Jersey colleges and universities are grouped into conferences based upon campus enrollment, and each school's Ballot Bowl team competes to tally the most voter registrations and pledges to vote in the 2021 season.
This season, the New Jersey Department of State is partnering with ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge, a national, nonpartisan nonprofit encouraging youth voter participation. ALL IN will help the Department of State expand access to the Ballot Bowl and help track team progress across the competition. In addition, schools that sign up for the Ballot Bowl and the New Jersey Campus Voting Challenge will also be automatic participants in the nationwide ALL IN Challenge.
The Ballot Bowl competition begins September 2, 2021, and a formal Kick Off with a statewide event will take place on Constitution Day, September 17, 2021. Teams will compete through Election Day. The season closes out with a Touchdown Ceremony on November 9, 2021.
"We are thrilled to start the 2021 New Jersey Ballot Bowl season with our new partner, ALL In Campus Democracy Challenge," said Secretary of State Tahesha Way. "Young voters have an important role to play in our elections. We are proud that New Jersey recorded the highest youth voter turnout in the nation in 2020. We look forward to seeing what our Ballot Bowl teams do this fall to bring more young voters into our democracy."
"Preparing students for their public lives as citizens, members of communities, and professionals in society has historically been a responsibility of higher education," said Jennifer Domagal-Goldman, Executive Director of the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. "We are thrilled to partner with New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way and the Department of State to encourage higher education institutions in New Jersey to make a plan to increase nonpartisan student voter engagement."
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Tuman Rishton (uzb. Rishton tumani, ros. Риштанский район) – tuman z siedzibą w miejscowości Rishton, wchodzący w skład wilajetu fergańskiego w Uzbekistanie. Leży w południowej części wilajetu, przy granicy z Kirgistanem. Według spisu z 2003 roku w tumanie mieszka 150 200 osób. Graniczy z tumanami Bagʻdod, Uchkoʻprik oraz Oltiariq.

Tuman umiejscowiony jest u stóp gór Ałajskich, przepływa tutaj rzeka Soch.

Region znany jest z tradycyjnego przemysłu ceramicznego, którego centrum mieści się w stolicy tumanu.

Przypisy

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A court in the Georgian capital has reinstated the license
A court in the Georgian capital has reinstated the license of indepdendent TV channel Imedi, shut down amid street protests in early November, a court spokesperson said on Thursday.
"The Tbilisi City Court annulled an earlier ruling to seize the assets and suspend the broadcasting license of the Imedi television channel at about 11:00 a.m. local time (7:00 a.m. GMT)," Natia Dzhidzholava said.
The court said that Imedi employees, who had spent the morning waiting for the court's decision near the TV station's main building, would be able to enter the office and resume work on Friday. This will be their first working day since the channel was raided and shut down after being accused by authorities of inciting a coup nearly a month ago.
"Imedi workers will be able to enter the office and resume broadcasts on December 7 - technical conditions permitting," the TV company's lawyer, Ioseb Batarashvili, said, adding that the employees would be accompanied by police and insurance company officials.
Georgian authorities earlier pledged to compensate Imedi for any damage that may have been inflicted on the company during the raid.
The court restored Imedi's broadcasting license after the Georgian government had urged the judiciary on Wednesday to allow the TV station to resume broadcasts.
The opposition movement in the tiny ex-Soviet Caucasus state had demanded that the ban on Imedi be lifted, citing lack of access to state media in the run-up to early presidential elections due on January 5. Georgia's Western allies had also pressed for a resumption of the opposition channel's broadcasts.
President Mikheil Saakashvili called early elections after riot police had clamped down on November's protests in Tbilisi. The six-day long demonstrations, with protesters calling for the president's resignation over corruption allegations, were Georgia's worst political crisis since the bloodless 2003 "rose revolution" that brought Saakashvili to power.
Saakashvili also imposed a state of emergency, banning street rallies and taking independent news broadcasts off the air. The state of emergency was lifted a week later, but Imedi remained closed.
Imedi is owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. and, according to some reports, the Georgian billionaire Badri Patarkatsishvili. However, Patarkatsishvili says that he sold his 49% share in the company to News Corp in 2006.
Patarkatsishvili, who is suspected by Georgian authorities of seeking to instigate a coup during November's protests, has announced plans to run for president. The businessman, who is also the owner of the Dynamo Tbilisi soccer club, currently lives abroad.
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You would walk to fight breast cancer, run to battle leukemia. But what would you do to make addiction — and the stigma attached to it — a thing of the past?
How about climb up the side of a building? More precisely, rappel from the Administrative Tower at Nassau Community College in Garden City?
That's the Shatterproof Challenge, a Tuesday, May 27, fundraising event for Shatterproof, a group that bills itself as the first national organization for addressing addiction.
The mission is to fund research into the causes and cures for addiction as well as to help overcome the societal stigma that comes with this disease.
In fact, it was the shame that accompanies addiction that led to the tragedy from which Shatterproof was born.
Twenty-five-year-old Brian Mendell had fought drug addiction for a decade, and was clean for more than a year when he committed suicide in late 2011.
"What was most tragic is the shame he felt every day," said his father, Gary. "The feeling of being an outcast from society."
But rather than just mourn, Gary Mendell was galvanized into action to transform the way addiction is prevented, treated and thought of. In 2012, Shatterproof was born.
The Easton, Conn. resident stepped down as CEO of HEI Hotels & Resorts, a company he founded that managed a portfolio of 42 hotels with revenues of $650 million, so he could devote all of his time and energy to the cause. He also committed $5 million of his own money.
I was introduced to Mendell by Daniel Lesser, a Great Neck resident and Mendell's friend, college classmate and business associate.
"Shatterproof is a nonprofit charitable organization that is already making a huge difference in saving lives and preventing the shattering effects of addiction," said Lesser.
Addiction is a far bigger problem than most of us know or are willing to admit.
"When Brian was alive, he asked how many fathers in Easton were fathers of addicts," Mendell said. "I had no idea, it was never talked about. But what I found was that in the United States, 25 million people are actively addicted to drugs and alcohol."
As he figures it, between addicts, those in recovery and their families, one quarter of all Americans "are dealing with addiction within their own four walls."
And the body count is equally shocking.
"On the day actor Philip Seymour Hoffman died, 350 people also died. And 350 the day after, and 350 the day after that," he said.
Mendell's plan for Shatterproof is long-term, and over the next 20 years, he wants to see the deaths from addiction-related substances, which are now more than 135,000 per year, reduced by half. Along with that, he aims to cut the number of addicts and the societal costs by the same proportion.
"We've all watched people walk or run on behalf of those with heart disease, cancer, autism and other diseases," he said. "As we rappel, Americans will watch people unite on behalf of those with the disease of addiction."
For details on the event at Nassau Community College, go to Shatterproof.org and click on "Upcoming Events." You'll see that this is one of 18 rappelling events being held around the country this year. Register and raise at least $1,000, and you will get the equipment and training you need to rappel high above Garden City.
"The Shatterproof Challenge brings people together to conquer their fears by rappelling for the cause of addiction," said Mendell. "These events allow families and friends to say to the 22 million Americans who struggle with addiction every day 'We care about you.'"
John Owens is editor in chief of Anton Community Newspapers. Email: jowens@antonnews.com
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LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. — Camping World Holdings Inc. has announced that CWGS Group LLC, an indirect subsidiary of the company, has entered into a third amendment to its credit agreement with Goldman Sachs Bank USA, as administrative agent, and the other parties thereto (the "Third Amendment").
The Third Amendment, among other things, (i) reduces the interest rate by 25 basis points with a reduction in the applicable interest margin to 1.75 percent from 2 percent per annum, in the case of base rate loans, and to 2.75 percent from 3 percent per annum, in the case of LIBOR loans on April 6, 2018, subject to customary closing conditions, and (ii) increases the borrower's term loan facility by $250 million to a principal amount of $1.19 billion outstanding as of March 28.
The proceeds from the incremental add-on to the credit agreement are expected to be used to fund future dealership acquisitions and expand the company's retail platform, as well as to pay related fees and expenses associated with the Third Amendment.


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La princesse Alexandra-Victoria de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Glücksbourg (née le  au château de Grünholz, en Allemagne et morte le  à Lyon, en France) est la fille du duc Frédéric-Ferdinand de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Glücksbourg et de la princesse Caroline-Mathilde de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Augustenbourg.

De 1908 à 1920, elle est, en qualité d'épouse du prince Auguste-Guillaume de Prusse, un membre de la famille impériale allemande.

Famille

La princesse Alexandra-Victoria (en allemand : Alexandra Viktoria Auguste Leopoldine Charlotte Amalie Wilhelmine) est née le  au château de Grünholz. Elle est la deuxième fille et deuxième des six enfants du duc Frédéric-Ferdinand de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Glücksbourg et de Caroline-Mathilde de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Augustenbourg, mariés en 1885.

Alexandra-Victoria est la sœur cadette de Victoria-Adélaïde, duchesse de Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha, et donc grand-tante du roi Charles XVI Gustave de Suède. Elle est la sœur aînée d'Hélène, princesse de Danemark, d'Adélaïde-Louise, princesse de Solms-Baruth, du duc Frédéric de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Glücksbourg et de Caroline-Mathilde, comtesse de Solms-Baruth.

Son père est le fils aîné de Frédéric de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Glücksbourg et le neveu de Christian IX de Danemark, et sa mère est la petite-nièce de la reine Victoria.

Mariages et descendance

Premier mariage
Le premier mari d'Alexandra-Victoria est son cousin germain, le prince Auguste-Guillaume de Prusse, quatrième fils de l'empereur Guillaume II et de sa tante maternelle Augusta-Victoria de Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderbourg-Augustenbourg.

Le couple se marie le  au château de Berlin. L'union, combinée par l'empereur et l'impératrice, est d'abord relativement heureuse. Alexandra-Victoria est la belle-fille favorite de l'impératrice, d'autant plus qu'elle est sa nièce. Une contemporaine de la cour, la princesse Catherine Radziwill, commente qu'Alexandra-Victoria . Un autre contemporain a écrit que l'union est un mariage d'amour et qu'Alexandra-Victoria est une .

Alexandra-Victoria et Auguste-Guillaume ont un fils unique :

 Alexandre-Ferdinand de Prusse (né à Berlin le  et mort à Wiesbaden le ). Il épouse à Dresde le  Irmgard Weygand (1912-2001), dont est issu un fils.

Le couple prévoit de s'installer au château de Schönhausen, mais change d'avis lorsque l'empereur décide de leur laisser la villa Liegnitz dans le parc du palais de Sanssouci. Leur résidence se transforme en un lieu de rencontre pour les artistes et les intellectuels. La princesse est du  jusqu'à sa dissolution en 1919 chef du  régiment de dragons margravien-électoral.

Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, Auguste-Guillaume est nommé administrateur du district de Ruppin ; son bureau et sa résidence se situent alors au château de Rheinsberg. Son adjudant personnel Hans Georg von Mackensen, qui est un ami proche depuis sa jeunesse, joue un rôle important dans sa vie. Ce qui est présenté comme des  contribuent à l'éventuel échec du mariage. L'empereur refuse cependant de les autoriser à divorcer.

Après la chute de la monarchie en 1918, le couple divorce le  à Potsdam.

Second mariage
Alexandra-Victoria se remarie le  au château de Grünholz avec Arnold Rümann (1884-1951), capitaine de corvette de la marine allemande, dont elle n'a pas eu de postérité. En 1926, elle s'installe pour un temps à New York, où elle travaille comme peintre. Elle divorce le  à Berlin.

Décès
Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Alexandra-Victoria vit dans une caravane près de Wiesbaden, où elle gagne sa vie en tant que portraitiste. Elle meurt le  dans un hôtel, au  Cours de Verdun à Lyon.

Ascendance

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Princesse de Prusse
Naissance en avril 1887
Naissance dans la province du Schleswig-Holstein
Décès en avril 1957
Décès à Lyon
Décès à 69 ans
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Q: What are the vulnerabilities for sending text to another Client's browser? I have a chat application that I am developing with SignalR.  In the chat the user sends a message, now I want to make it safe so users cant send javascript or anything like that.  What are the things I should watch out for (i.e. stripping tags)?  The chat does not go in a database, it litterly just relays the message from one user's text area to the connected other user's browser.

A: Basically you want to guard against XSS - see here https://www.owasp.org/index.php/XSS_(Cross_Site_Scripting)_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet#Escaping_.28aka_Output_Encoding.29 under "Escaping (aka Output Encoding)".
Any characters entered at source should be HTML encoded when output to the target browser. This will convert sequences like <script> to HTML for display e.g.
<script>

Personally I wouldn't bother stripping tags, I believe output sanitization is is the way to go as this is safe and will allow the most freedom for users to communicate without restriction (what happens if a user wants to send someone a snippet of code and your application is stripping all the HTML tags out?).


what is still not yet implemented Frama-C's E-ACSL plug-in automatically translates an annotated C program into another program that fails at runtime if an annotation is violated. If no annotation is violated, the behavior of the new program is exactly the same as the one of the original program.
Annotations must be written in the E-ACSL specification language, which is a subset of ACSL. This plug-in is still in a preliminary state: some parts of E-ACSL are not yet supported.
Here the option -c compiles the generated file which contains the inline monitor from the input files. The command outputs three binaries ./a.out, ./a.out.frama-c and ./a.out.e-acsl. The first one is the binary produced by gcc from the input files, the second one is the binary produced by gcc with the file generated by Frama-C from the input files, but without monitoring any annotation. The third one is the binary produced by gcc with the file generated by Frama-C from the input files, and monitoring the annotations. Its execution behaves in the same way than the two other files, except that it fails if an annotation is violated.
Please refer to the user manual for details about e-acsl-gcc.sh.
Assertion failed at line 4.
x + 1 == 0.
More advanced examples are available in the user manual and in the plug-in directory tests/e-acsl-runtime.


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Hiking among the geothermal wonders of Bolivia is an experience like no other. In the shadow of snowcapped volcanoes lies the Sajama national park, the country's oldest national park. Visit this record-breaking place, home of Bolivia's highest peak at 21463 feet (6542 m), the giant extinct stratovolcano that gave the park its name. This 2-day tour departing from La Paz will take you to the western border of Bolivia with Chile, where Aymara communities have long mastered the art of living in the semi-arid environment of the high plains of South America. This is a rare opportunity to walk among the park's unique vegetation and incredible wildlife under colorful skies. Reward yourself with a relaxing bath in the hot mineral pools and marvel at erupting geysers while lamas, bears, pumas, condors and pink flamingos go about their daily Andean life in this pristine environment.
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At the Aymara community of Curahuara of Carangas, find out about one of the most ancient catholic churches of the continent. Built in the late 16th century, its elaborate paintings show how the Spanish priests integrated local beliefs creating a religious art specific to the region.
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Check-in at the local lodge in Tomarapi.
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In the afternoon, drive back to La Paz (approximately 5 hours).
Arrival in La Paz and transfer to your hotel.


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#include "secd_regressions.h"

#include <securityd/SecDbItem.h>
#include <utilities/array_size.h>
#include <utilities/SecCFWrappers.h>
#include <utilities/SecFileLocations.h>
#include <utilities/fileIo.h>

#include <securityd/SOSCloudCircleServer.h>
#include <securityd/SecItemServer.h>

#include <Security/SecBasePriv.h>

#include <AssertMacros.h>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <pthread.h>

#include "SecdTestKeychainUtilities.h"

#define N_ITEMS (100)
#define N_THREADS (10)
#define N_ADDS (20)

static void *do_add(void *arg)
{
    int tid=(int)(arg);

    for(int i=0;i<N_ADDS;i++) {
        /* Creating a password */
        SInt32 v_eighty = (tid+1)*1000+i;
        CFNumberRef eighty = CFNumberCreate(NULL, kCFNumberSInt32Type, &v_eighty);
        const char *v_data = "test";
        CFDataRef pwdata = CFDataCreate(NULL, (UInt8 *)v_data, strlen(v_data));
        const void *keys[] = {
            kSecClass,
            kSecAttrServer,
            kSecAttrAccount,
            kSecAttrPort,
            kSecAttrProtocol,
            kSecAttrAuthenticationType,
            kSecValueData
        };
        const void *values[] = {
            kSecClassInternetPassword,
            CFSTR("members.spamcop.net"),
            CFSTR("smith"),
            eighty,
            CFSTR("http"),
            CFSTR("dflt"),
            pwdata
        };

        CFDictionaryRef item = CFDictionaryCreate(NULL, keys, values,
                                                  array_size(keys), NULL, NULL);

        ok_status(SecItemAdd(item, NULL), "add internet password");
    }

    return NULL;
}

int secd_05_corrupted_items(int argc, char *const *argv)
{
    plan_tests(1 + N_THREADS*(N_ADDS+1) + N_ITEMS*4 + kSecdTestSetupTestCount);

    /* custom keychain dir */
    secd_test_setup_temp_keychain("secd_05_corrupted_items", NULL);

    /* add a password */
    const char *v_data = "test";
    CFDataRef pwdata = CFDataCreate(NULL, (UInt8 *)v_data, strlen(v_data));
    CFMutableDictionaryRef query = CFDictionaryCreateMutable(NULL, 0, NULL, NULL);
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecClass, kSecClassInternetPassword);
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecAttrServer, CFSTR("corrupt.spamcop.net"));
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecAttrAccount, CFSTR("smith"));
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecAttrProtocol, kSecAttrProtocolHTTP);
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecAttrAuthenticationType, kSecAttrAuthenticationTypeDefault);
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecValueData, pwdata);

    SInt32 i;
    for(i=1; i<=N_ITEMS; i++) {
        CFNumberRef port = CFNumberCreate(NULL, kCFNumberSInt32Type, &i);
        CFDictionarySetValue(query, kSecAttrPort, port);
        ok_status(SecItemAdd(query, NULL), "add internet password");
        CFReleaseNull(port);
    }

    /* corrupt all the password */
    CFStringRef keychain_path_cf = __SecKeychainCopyPath();

    CFStringPerformWithCString(keychain_path_cf, ^(const char *keychain_path) {
        /* Create a new keychain sqlite db */
        sqlite3 *db;

        is(sqlite3_open(keychain_path, &db), SQLITE_OK, "open keychain");

        char corrupt_item_sql[80];
        for(int i=1;i<=N_ITEMS;i++) {
            ok_unix(snprintf(corrupt_item_sql, sizeof(corrupt_item_sql), "UPDATE inet SET data=X'12345678' WHERE rowid=%d", i));
            is(sqlite3_exec(db, corrupt_item_sql, NULL, NULL, NULL), SQLITE_OK, "corrupting keychain item");
        }
    });

    /* start the adder threads */
    pthread_t add_thread[N_THREADS];
    void *add_err[N_THREADS] = {NULL,};

    for(int i=0; i<N_THREADS; i++)
        pthread_create(&add_thread[i], NULL, do_add, (void*)(intptr_t)i);

    /* query the corrupted items */
    CFDictionaryAddValue(query, kSecReturnPersistentRef, kCFBooleanTrue);
    for(int i=1;i<=N_ITEMS;i++) {
        CFTypeRef ref = NULL;
        CFNumberRef port = CFNumberCreate(NULL, kCFNumberSInt32Type, &i);
        CFDictionarySetValue(query, kSecAttrPort, port);
        is_status(SecItemCopyMatching(query, &ref), errSecItemNotFound, "Item not found");
        CFReleaseNull(port);
        CFReleaseNull(ref);
    }

    /* collect the adder threads */
    for(int i=0; i<N_THREADS; i++)
        pthread_join(add_thread[i], &add_err[i]);

    for(int i=0; i<N_THREADS; i++)
        ok(add_err[i]==NULL, "add thread");

    CFReleaseNull(query);

    return 0;
}