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4,999 drug offenders killed in shootouts
PNP spokesman Chief Superintendent Benigno B. Durana Jr, PCOO Asec. Marie B. Rafael and PDEA spokesperson Director Derrick Arnold C. Carreon present the Duterte administration"s gains in the war on drugs from July 2026 to date at Camp Crame.
Photo by Alfred P. Dalizon)
A TOTAL of 4,999 armed drug dealers have been killed in gunbattles with government law enforcement agents from July 1, 2016 up to last October 31 as officials maintained the suspects were slain after opting to shoot it out with officers to escape arrest.
Another 161,584 known drug personalities were arrested as a result of 113,570 anti-narcotics operations which include the conduct of buy-bust operations, service of search warrants and other interdiction operations during the period in review.
The figures were released during a RealNumbers PH Year 2 forum at Camp Crame presided over by Assistant Secretary Marie B. Rafael of the Presidential Communications Office, Philippine National Police spokesman Chief Superintendent Benigno B. Durana Jr. and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency spokesperson Director Derrick Arnold C. Carreon.
During the period, the Duterte government also dismantled 258 drug dens and 13 shabu laboratories; declared as "drug-cleared" 8,935 out of the country's total 42,044 barangays; and arrested 600 government workers involved in illegal drug trafficking and abuse broken down into 278 government employees, 257 elected officials and 65 uniformed personnel.
The period also saw the dismissal from the government service of 287 law enforcement agents for drug use and 130 others for other drug-related offenses.
It also saw the confiscation of P25.06 billion worth of dangerous drugs including P18.31 billion worth of shabu; the rescue of 1,820 children involved in illegal drug activities; and the surrender of 292,108 drug users with 142,280 of them patients undergoing PNP-initiated drug treatment programs.
Durana emphasized that the 4,999 slain suspects were killed by policemen and other law enforcement agents who were forced to defend themselves armed suspects.
He also said that over 2,000 so-called deaths under investigation have turned out to be drug-related killings involving suspected drug personalities who were killed by their fellow drug dealers due to various motives including double-cross or suspicion they were working as government informants.
The PNP spokesman also said that around 1,800 police personnel are under surveillance for various illegal activities but not necessarily due to drugs. He said that the PNP under Director General Oscar D. Albayalde has a "no-compromise" policy when it comes to drugs.
Durana said that this year alone, agents of the PNP Counter-Intelligence Task Force headed by Senior Supt. Romeo M. Caramat Jr. has already shot dead 9 active policemen during buy-bust operations.
"There is no place for scalawags especially those involved in illegal drugs in our organization," he said.
For his part, Carreon expressed confidence that at the rate they are "clearing" barangays, they would be able to declare as "drug-cleared" the remaining 23,161 others that are yet to be freed from drug-influence.
"Kaya naman po provided that all our stakeholders will help us in preventing the resurgence of drugs in all concerned areas," he said.
SHABU PRICE DOWN
Carreon said that the gains made by the PDEA, the PNP and other law enforcement agencies during the past few months have also resulted in the reduction of the price of shabu in the country, or from P5,000 to P6,000 before especially in Metro Manila to P1,500 a gram today.
"Pero ang droga po ay hindi namimili ng okasyon, hindi tulad ng certain crimes which rise in certain parts of the year," he said.
Carreon said that their campaign against rogue local government officials is also unrelenting. He said that so far, PDEA agents have already arrested 1 city councilor, 2 vice mayors, 1 provincial board member, 163 barangay 'kagawad' or councilmen,' 81 barangay captains, 2 members of the Sangguniang Kabataan and 4 municipal councilors. All are now facing charges for violation of Republic Act 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002.
Asec. Banaag-Ra-fael said that the situation in drug-cleared barangays is also being monitored monthly as well as the situation of drug dependents undergoing treatment in government-run rehabilitation centers.


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Visiting China? 21 UNESCO World Heritage Sites You Must See
You are probably familiar with the Great Wall of China. But did you know that China is the country with the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites right after Italy? From mountaintops to small villages that seem to have stuck in time, China boasts a cultural and natural heritage that brings great value to the human race. It is a land filled with hidden treasures both man-made as well as natural. Read on to immerse yourself into a fascinating culture.
#21. The Great Wall
We begin with China's most famous and worldwide recognized treasure: The Great Wall. Who hasn't heard of it before? Yearly, it attracts millions of people all around the globe. In essence, it is a series of fortified walls built across northern China to protect the Chinese empires against nomadic groups. Many of these walls were built in the 7th century BC by ancient Chinese states, these were soon joined together by the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang.
Photo: Courtesy of National Geographic
Little of what Qin built still stands today, considering several parts of the Great Wall have crumbled. Other than serving the defense purpose, the Great Wall allowed for duties to be placed upon goods that came from the Silk Road. With border control and regulation of trade, this historical wonder also allowed for migration control.
#20. Wulingyuan
Wulingyuan is an area known for its scenic and historical value. It stretches over the Hunan Province, encompassing about 26,000 acres and characterized by its 3,000 sandstone pillars that can reach up to 200 m high. Between these peaks, we find different natural landscapes; ravines, gorges with water, pools and waterfalls, caves and natural bridges. Not only is it full of vegetation but it also houses several endangered species.
Examples of the endangered animals that live in this beautiful island of nature are the Asian black bear and the Chinese water deer. Given all of its unique elements concentrated in one area, Wulingyuan is a place that attracts many tourists. Unfortunately, this brings about numerous tourist facilities that have an arguably negative impact on the aesthetic of this beauty.
#19. China Danxia
China Danxia is a landform of a unique rock formation in terms of its topography. These are found all around China: in the southeast, southwest and northwest. The cliffs here are steep and famous for their red-colored sandstones that were mostly formed during the Cretaceous age. Alongside the red cliffs, you'll find natural pillars, towers, ravines, valleys and waterfalls.
China Danxia is an extraordinary example of natural beauty and a natural phenomenon. You can break it down into components based upon how eroded they are. Some of these are said to be "young" while others are "mature" or "old age". Each component thus has characteristic geomorphologic features depending on its state.
#18. The Tulou Houses of Fujian
Built between the 15th and 20th century, the Tulou Houses are a property consisting of 46 buildings that take up about 120 km in the south-west province in Fujian province. The houses are built in an inward-looking circular floor plan with the purpose to serve as a defense construction with only one entrance on the first floor.
The walls are made out of fortified mud while the roofs are tiled. Set on fertile mountains, they are a reflection of Chinese communal society. They are a reflection of the technology, culture, emergence and innovation developed by a sophisticated society. The interiors are elaborate and highly decorated, which are meant to serve both the inhabitants' spiritual as well as physical needs. The landscape's relationship with the Tulou houses is a prime example of Feng Shui principles, which are based upon harmony.
#17. Honghe Hani Rice Terraces
You probably know that Chinese people enjoy eating rice. It is a vital component in their dishes and their rice terraces can attest to that. The Honghe Hani Rice Terraces are not just any rice terraces; they are a cultural landscape. Covering around 16,603 acres in Southern Yunnan, they cascade down the Ailao Mountains down to the Hong River. For hundreds of years, the Hani people have perfected the complex system that brings water to each of these mountainous terraces.
You probably thought that the only thing you can find here is rice plantations, however, you would be surprised to hear that the Hani people have created an environment that houses buffalos, cattle, ducks and eels. The main production in these rice terraces is red rice. The inhabitants of the area live in 82 villages between the forests on the mountain and the terraces. They are people that venerate the natural environment, that is, the sun, moon, rivers, mountains and forests.
#16. Ancient Building Complex in the Wudang Mountains
The Wudang Mountains are located in the northwest of Hubei, China. They are small mountain range filled with Taoist temples and monasteries all associated with the deity Xuanwu, a powerful god that can control the elements and in possession of great magic. The palaces and temples that you find in this building complex boast architectural and artistic achievements of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Today, 53 ancient buildings and 9 architectural sites are still standing.
The complex in the Wudang Mountain shows the highest level of Chinese architecture that was achieved throughout 1,000 years; there are examples of religious and secular structures that are related to the growth of Taoism and the extreme wealth of the Emperors. Consequently, these buildings are vital for us to gain a better understanding of Chines politics, history and religion.
#15. Mount Qingcheng and the Dujiangyan Irrigation System
The Chinese are known for their amazing skills at building irrigation systems. It is no wonder then how the Dujiangyan Irrigation System, located by the Chengdu flatlands, is an ecological engineering feat. It uses the topography of the area to solve issues of water flow for irrigation, flood control and drainage sediment. In the present day, the system is made up of two parts, the Weir Works and the irrigated area.
There are three components to the Weir Works that manage the water: the Yuzui Bypass Dike, the Feishayan Floodgate and the Baopingkou Diversion Passage. The system that was built around 256 BC has been perfected so that it irrigates around 688,700 acres of farmland. Mount Qingcheng is a mountain in Chinese history that takes up most of the Chengdu plains and lies south of the Dujiangyan Irrigation system. The mount has various temples essential to the teachings of Taoism.
#14. Mount Wutai
Mount Wutai, also known as Wutaishan and Mount Qingliang, is a cultural landscape and sacred Buddhist mountain with five flat peaks. Among its 53 monasteries, the East Main Hall of the Foguang Temple is found here, famous for being the highest surviving building made out of timber. Mount Wutai is one of the four Sacred Mountains found within Chinese Buddhism. Wutai is the home to the Bodhisattva of wisdom; Bodhisattva meaning a person that is in the path towards Buddhism.
The Bodhisattva is said to appear on the mountain, taking the form of different ordinary pilgrims, monks, or colored clouds. Another significant temple is the Nanshan temple, which was first built in the Yuan Dynasty. This large temple is made out of seven terraces divided into three parts. There are three that are lower, a middle terrace, and then three that are upper. Other major temples are the Xiantong Temple and the Tayuan Temple.
#13. Hongcun Village
The Hongcun Village is in the Yi County, in the historical region of Huizhou in the southern Anhui province in China. This small village is perfect for those that want to see the old Ming and Qing courtyards, perfectly preserved and filled with activities one can enjoy, such as sightseeing, walking and dining, or shopping some traditional souvenirs.
The village is arranged in the shape of an ox, with two nearby trees portrayed as the horns. The lakes around the area as interpreted as being the internal organs and the Jiyin stream represents the intestines. You can find around 150 residences with beautiful architecture that date back to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Hongcun also has an amazing water system, which allows water to flow all throughout the city.
#12. Monuments of Dengfeng
Dengfeng was one of the earliest capitals of China, however, its exact location is unknown. It is now estimated to have laid around the area of Mount Shaoshi and Mount Taishi. The two peaks then became known as "the center of heaven and earth". The historical monuments of Dengfeng are thus referred to as being in this center, and within it, lay some of the best examples of Chinese culture, technology and ritual.
Amongst the monuments you can find here, we have the Zhongyue Temple, which is listed as a key national temple of Taoism, the Dengfeng Astro Observatory, located at Gaocheng Town and the largest observatory in China, and the Songyang Academy of classical learning located at the foot of Songshan Mountain, which yields a beautiful view of the landscape beyond.
#11. Historic Center of Macao
Chinese sovereignty took over Macao in 1999, after centuries of Portuguese rule. Given the fusion of cultures, Macao is a historic center that has residential, religious and public buildings of the Portuguese and of the Chinese and thus provides a unique insight into the meeting of the aesthetics and culture of the East and the West. The center also contains the oldest lighthouse in China, as well as a fortress.
A lucrative port, Macao was based on a vibrant trade scene; it was one of the earliest places to have long encounters between China and the West. The property has a group of 22 main buildings, along with public spaces that show us the structure and culture of the port city. The typical European port characteristics are the public squares blending into the heavily packed meandering streets, while the Chinese aspect is seen mostly in the decorative aspect.
#10. Imperial Palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties
As the name suggests, these imperial palaces were the residences of the emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, ruling from the 15th century to the 20th century. The huge buildings were built between 1406 and 1420 and are located in Beijing. The whole complex is known as the Forbidden City, which at the center of the Chinese capital.
The layout of these palaces is based on the traditional Chinese spatial arrangement of the urban environment. There is a central axis, a symmetrical design of the outer court and the inner court at the back, and the addition of landscaped courtyards. As a model of architectural hierarchy, these palaces served as an inspiration for the architecture that followed the Qing Dynasty for over a span of 300 years.
#9. Potala Palace
Built on the Red Mountain, the Potala Palace is a complex that consists of the White and Red Palaces, alongside their ancillary buildings. It stands at an altitude of 3700 meters. The Potala Palace was the winter palace of the Dalai Lama (the spiritual leader of the Tibetan people). It is no wonder thus why it became a symbol of Tibetan Buddhism. The White palace had the main ceremonial hall where the throne of the Dalai Lama sat.
Imagine a palace with 10,000 painted scrolls, 698 murals, countless sculptures, beautiful carpets, porcelain, jade, fine objects made out of both silver and gold, a huge collection of sutras and historical documents, that is the Potala Palace. Near the Red Palace lay the burial stupas of past Dalai Lamas. Meanwhile, west of the Red Palace is the private monastery of the Dalai Lama.
#8. Mountain Resort in Chengde
Also known as Ligong, the Mountain Resort in Chengde is a large complex consisting of palaces and gardens that blend into the surrounding natural landscape. Boasting with rich architecture and plenty of beautiful pasturelands, lakes and forests, the Mountain Resort is a culmination of the large variety of gardens, temples and palaces of the different regions of China.
Given its size and magnificence, it is no wonder that the Mountain Resort took 89 years to complete. It covers an area of 5.6 square kilometers, that is almost half of Chengde's urban area. The Mountain Resort is best known for the 72 scenic spots named by the Kangxi and Qianlong emperors. Several of these were inspired by famous gardens in Southern China.
#7. Lijiang
Located in the northwest of Yunnan province, Lijian is a prefecture-level city in China. It sits high on the mountains and it has a spectacular ancient water system that to this day, still feeds the canals and channels. The old town adapted perfectly to the uneven topography and like other parts of China, it maintained high levels of authenticity. Its architecture is a blend of several cultures.
Starting from the 12th century, the town of Lijiang was a key area for imported goods distribution and trade between Sichuan, Yunnan and Tibet. This is where the famous Silk Road joins the ancient Chama Roads. Given this trading aspect, Lijiang became an important center for the exchange of culture and technology between different ethnic groups such as the Han, the Naxi, the Tibetan and the Bai.
#6. Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries
When we think about pandas, we immediately associate them to China. After all, that's where most of the bamboo is. The Sichuan Giant Panda Sanctuaries and comprised of seven nature reserves and eleven scenic parks. They cover an area of 924,500 acres and are surrounded by a buffer zone of 527,100 ha. These sanctuaries are home to a whopping 30% of the world's panda population. Being an endangered species, it is easy to see why these sanctuaries are protected.
While pandas are the main characters, these sanctuaries are also home to other species such as the red panda, the snow leopard, and the clouded leopard. Without counting the tropical rainforests, they are the richest botanically sites of any region in the world, housing about 5,500 species of flora. Here, there have been 365 bird species recorded, 300 of which are locally bred. With so much life, the property is extremely valuable as a gene pool for medicinal plants.
#5. Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor
Probably the second most famous symbol of Chinese culture and heritage, the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, located in Lintong District, Shaanxi province, is the tomb of Emperor Qinshihuang, who was the first to unify an empire in China during the 3rd century BC. The first unifier rests buried surrounded by the terracotta warriors, which, with their own weapons and chariots, are all different and thus represent an outstanding example of realism.
As the first unifier, this tomb is the largest in all of China. The grave mound began in 246 BC and it is accompanied by almost 200 pits that all contain the famous size terracotta soldiers, horses and bronze chariots and weapons. The sculptures vary in height according to their roles, the generals being the tallest. With the detail and magnitude of this mausoleum, it is concluded that the Qin Dynasty had unprecedented political, military, and economic power; all topped with a highly advanced and skilled society.
#4. Gardens of Suzhou
There is no better place to go other than to the Gardens of Suzhou if you are trying to catch a glimpse and then immerse yourself in classical Chinese garden design. These gardens attempt to create a natural landscape but on a miniature scale and they are generally considered the masterpiece of that genre. The gardens date as far back to the 6th century BC, and as many Chinese creations, they portray a deep metaphysical importance of nature´s beauty within Chinese culture.
The private gardens came as an inspiration from the royal hunting gardens. In the present day, more than 50 of these gardens stand strong, among them, we have the Lingering Garden, the Net Master's Garden, the Lion Grove Garden, the Garden of Cultivation and the Retreat and Reflection Garden. These representations of nature and men coming into harmony are understood as the finest embodiments of Chinese "Mountain and Water" gardens.
#3. Kaiping Diaolou and Villages
A multi-storeyed defensive village, the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages stand as a fusion between Chinese and Western architecture, in both structure and decorative form. Diaolou is the name given to fortified towers in a village and there are 4 groups of these in Kaiping. There are 3 forms in which these buildings can take: communal towers, residential towers, and watchtowers.
The communal towers were built by many families and were used as a place of temporary refugee, the residential towers were built by individual wealthy families and were used as fortified residences, and lastly, the watchtowers. All of these were built from stone, brick, or concrete. Their structure and form maintain a harmonious relationship with the landscape and environment; the Diaolou symbolize the flowering of local building traditions that began in the Ming period.
#2. Ping Yao
Founded in the 14th century, Ping Yao is an amazingly preserved city. As if frozen in time, visitors can stroll around the streets and experience the traditional Han Chinese city. With the 4000 shops and traditional houses, you wouldn't believe that this city still stands today with architecture that transcended centuries. One should pay particular attention to the astounding buildings associated with banking, for which Ping Yao was known for during the 19th and early 20th century.
Ping Yao covers around 225 acres; the ancient city is a complete and complex compound filled with ancient walls, shops, dwellings and temples. By studying Ping Yao we gather a great understanding of the architectural style of the Han cities that were built throughout five centuries. Ping Yao's development was greatly owed to its prosperity; for it was the financial center for the whole of China.
#1. Longmen Grottoes
The Longmen Grottoes, also known as the Longmen caves, are located in the Yi River, Luoyang. They are one of the finest examples of Buddhist art and they take up more than 2300 caves and niches carved into limestone cliffs. If you ever have the opportunity to visit these caves, you'll find yourself with almost 110,000 Buddhist stone statues, around 60 stupas (mound-like structures for meditation), and 2,800 inscriptions carved on stele (stone wooden slabs).
This Chinese art dates back to the late Northern Wei and Tang Dynasties (316-907). They are entirely dedicated to the Buddhist religion and show the highest point of Chinese carving. The earliest caves were carved in the late 5th and early 6th century in the West Hill cliffs; these include Guyangdong and the Three Binyang Caves. The sculptural styles we find these caves had huge influence both within and outside the country.
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I found out yesterday that I have a mutation on the C677t. I had a miscarriage at 18 wks and a second at 9 wks. I have a healthy 18 mo old. But i had pre-eclapsia with her and when she was two weeks old I was hospitalized for ITP (extremely low platelets). Most of the posts I've read talk about folic acid and blood thinners. Could my ITP have been my body's way of saving my first baby? And will it be safe for me and baby to take blood thinners? Has anyone with c677t had a safe pregnency without blood thinners? Sorry for all the questions I am just really confused right now.


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Access to Covid-19 vaccination only for the rich
The pandemic will not be over until everyone can get vaccinated. However, this is not the case: a group of rich countries representing only 13% of the world's population has reserved more than half of the global vaccine doses.
By contrast, UN Secretary-General António Manuel de Oliveira Guterres underscores that "no one is safe from COVID 19 until everyone has had a vaccine" and warns against vaccine nationalism.
An application to the World Trade Organization (WTO), submitted by South Africa and India and supported by more than 100 other member states, is intended to to facilitate production of and access to vaccines for the period of the pandemic but is being blocked by the EU, the UK, the USA, Canada, Japan and Brazil.
"Although politicians of all stripes emphasize the importance of vaccinating the entire population of the world, practically no solidarity is implemented," clarifies Dr. Christiane Fischer of PHM Germany, who founded the non-governmental organization Peoples Health Movement Germany (PHM Germany) with a few comrades-in-arms. The goal of this initiative is to create access to medical care, medicines and vaccines for all people in the world.
The joy about the existence of vaccines against COVID 19 and the concern about the difficulties to organize vaccination roll out dominates the discussions in the European media. Beyond the media interest, however, is the desolate situation of the people in the global South, who are currently particularly affected by Corona and the measures against it.
PHM Germany will organize an International online panel discussion on the Global Day of Action of the International PHM on 7th of April 2021 at 19:00h -21.00h (CET): Access to Covid-19 Vaccination for People in the Global South.
There will be representatives from civil society, academia and politics from South Africa, Brazil, India and Germany discussing how the global community can succeed in realizing the right to health care and access to vaccination worldwide.
Afterwards, the discussion will be available as a film in the press section: https://phmovement.de/socialmedia/
The planned schedule on 7.4.2021, 19h-21h
Dr. Christiane Fischer, PHM Germany
Presentations and discussion
Andy Lofts Gray, Senior Lecturer, Univ. of Kwa Zulu/Natal, WHO Consultant and PHM South Africa
Matheus Falcão, PHM Coordinator Brazil
Dr. Gopal Dabade, PHM India
Kathrin Vogler, MdB, PHM Germany
Astrid Berner Rodoreda, Founding Member PHM Germany
Chat: Santosh Mahindrakar, Dr. Eva-Maria Maintz
The event will be held in English. Questions can be asked in German.
The invitation link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82910102714?pwd=aVhHNDE0VzhRblpmOXhKZEdPUEVrQT09
Join the online panel discussion.
Dr. Christiane Fischer, MD, member of the board of directors
fischer@phmovement.de
Astrid Berner Rodoreda, founding member, info@phmovement.de
Dr. Eva-Maria Maintz, MD, member, eva.maintz@gmail.com
For English speaking inquiries:
Santosh Mahindrakar, member
santoshmahindrakar84@gmail.com
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A simple recipe of ginger, sugar, water, lemon juice, some kind of fungal bacteria known as ginger beer plant (tempted yet?!) and pimped up with artifical sweetners, ginger beer is most commonly produced as a non-alcoholic carbonated drink. with It's typically served cold, with plenty of ice, on its own or as a mixer Alcoholic, or brewed, ginger beer originated in the UK - no surprise given our tendency to spend all weekend down the pub watching footy in the winter, and in the beer garden in the summer.
The difference between the two? Those labelled 'alcoholic ginger beer' (posh 500mL glass bottle, fancy label, little letters 'Est' and a date sometime in the 1800's) are brewed traditionally whereas the more commercially processed ginger beers (2L plastic bottle, straight to the point label, found in the aisle with the home-brand lemonade) are simply carbonated with pressurized carbon dioxide.
"In the blue corner, Crrrrrrrraaaaaabbies (that's Crabbie's) Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer established in 1801 and made to a unique recipe of fruits, spices and rrrrreeeeeal ginger! A spiffingly refreshing experience just for adults..." Classically British and perhaps known best for annoying overuse of the words 'spiffing', 'old chap' and 'I say' in their retro television advertisements, Crabbie's pride themselves on uniqueness and use of real ginger.
Crabbie's sneaks in the first jab with a frothy start and a sweet punch to the lips and tongue. Hooper's starts a little flatter then crosses in with a tangy, acidic hit. Crabbie's returns with a pang of ginger, a follow through of sweet fruit flavour and a subtle warming spice. But Hooper's swings a right hook which packs a ginger punch, flavours on lemon and lime and a lingering gingery warmth.
If it's subtlely and a little sweetness your lusting after, go Crabbies, if it's punchy flavour and warming spice you're craving, go Hooper's. Me? I'm on team Hooper's.
Don't just take my word for it, you can pick up the Crabbie's Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer, 500mL for £1.795 and the Hooper's Alcoholic Ginger Brew 500mL for £2.00, both in-store or on-line at Tesco.


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Pomona shooting leaves 1 man dead, suspect or…
Pomona shooting leaves 1 man dead, suspect or suspects sought
By City News Service | news@socalnews.com and Eric Licas | elicas@scng.com |
PUBLISHED: February 3, 2020 at 9:35 p.m. | UPDATED: February 3, 2020 at 10:01 p.m.
A man died in a Pomona shooting Monday, Feb. 3, and police were working to solve the crime.
The shooting happened at about 8:31 a.m. on the 2000 block of South San Antonio Avenue, according to the Pomona Police Department. Responding officers located a man lying on the sidewalk and suffering from a gunshot wound.
Los Angeles County Fire Department personnel tried to save his life, but he died at the scene. He was a 45-year-old Pomona resident, who's name had not been made public as of Monday evening.
A description of any possible suspect, or details regarding what led up to or motivated the shooting were not immediately released. Officers were looking into the shooting, and asked anyone with information that might aid their investigation to call either the Pomona Police Department at 909-620-2085, or LA Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477).
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Ravi Karandeekar's Pune Real Estate Investment Blog: Kotak Realty converts 10% Sunteck Realty warrants into equity at the agreed price!
Kotak Realty converts 10% Sunteck Realty warrants into equity at the agreed price!
Kotak Reality converted the warrants at Rs 1,167 per share. On Thursday, Sunteck Realty shares ended down 2.8% at Rs 1,547 on BSE.
In October 2007, Kotak Realty had agreed to pick up 10% stake in Mumbai-based developer Sunteck for Rs 140 crore. Kotak had said that the investment was through a combination of equity and convertible preference shares, which on conversion would result in a 10% in the company on a fully-diluted basis.
Kotak Realty has routed the investment in Sunteck through investment fund Kotak Alternate Opportunities India Fund. The investment was one of the first investments of Kotak Realty in the listed realty firms.
Sunteck Realty is developing residential and commercial projects in Mumbai, Goa, Pune, Nagpur, Chennai and Oman. Currently, the firm has 25 million sq ft under development.
Warrants are quasi-equity instruments that give the holder the right to convert them into equity at an agreed price within a specified timeframe.
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Many Moons is a children's picture book written by James Thurber and illustrated by Louis Slobodkin.  It was published by Harcourt, Brace & Company in 1943 and won the Caldecott Medal in 1944. Princess Lenore becomes ill, and only one thing will make her better: the moon.

Despite winning the Caldecott Medal with Slobodkin's original illustrations, a reprint in 1990 by Harcourt featured the text accompanied by new illustrations by Marc Simont.

Plot

Princess Lenore suffers from "a surfeit of raspberry tarts" — eating too many sweets. She insists she is gravely ill, but if her father brings her the moon she'll be well again.

Her father, the king, asks the wisest men in his court how he can give his daughter the moon, and becomes outraged when they all claim that it is too large, too far away, and composed of unstable or dangerous substances.

Despairing, the king confides in his court jester. The jester then asks the princess what she thinks the moon is made of, how big it is, and how far away. According to the princess, the moon is as big as her thumbnail and made of gold. She says it's so close that he could climb a tree and pluck it from the sky. He promises to do just that, that very night.

Instead, the jester takes the princess's specifications to the royal goldsmith, who creates a necklace with a moon-like pendant. It is presented to the princess and she becomes well again.

The next day, the King fears she'll see the moon in the sky and realize that the necklace is a forgery. He consults the wisest men in his court, who propose outrageous schemes to prevent her from seeing it in the sky.

Ultimately, the jester visits the princess, who is fondly gazing at the newly-risen moon. He asks her how the moon can be in two places, and she tells him the moon always grows back: like a child's tooth, a unicorn's horn, or flowers.

Adaptations
It was made into an opera by American composer, Celius Dougherty.  It was also made into a play, adapted by Charlotte Chorpenning. In 1966, an animated adaptation was produced by Gene Deitch as part of the animated film Alice of Wonderland in Paris. In 1972 an audio version was released by Caedmon Records, read by Peter Ustinov with music by Edgar Summerlin.

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1943 children's books
Children's fiction books
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There is something unique in stainless steel balustrades that provide it with an edge when compared with other types of balustrades, including glass and cable railing systems. This may be due to the fact that stainless steel railing can improve the overall aesthetic appeal of the property; however, it does present with several other benefits which are not all related to attractiveness. This article will discuss these benefits and offer the various reasons why stainless steel railing systems are the most effective alternative.
One of the greatest benefits to using stainless steel balustrades is that this type of railing system enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the property, which will ultimately add value to the property decor. While it is considered that stainless steel railings will contribute to the stylish, modernistic and contemporary design – which it does; it is also possible for the stainless steel system to enhance rustic interior design. By including a curvature or carving as a theme, it is possible to make stainless steel railings highly versatile.
Presenting as one of the most durable materials available, stainless steel is beneficial as a substance that will not bend or easily spoil; hence the term 'stainless'. Durability is one of the primary reasons why many younger people or families opt for the stainless steel balustrades instead of wooden or aluminium railing options. The installation of the railing is simple and there is a low level of maintenance. Of course, as a metal material there is a change of corrosion or rust if exposed to moisture.
Despite the fact that stainless steel balustrades may be prone to rust from moisture, this type of railing system is highly resistant to the majority of weather. This is particularly true in the case of weather extremities as the material will not shrink or expand when in warm or cold temperatures – a problem facing owners of wooden railing systems.
From the above information, it may be concluded that there is no need for much maintenance when installing stainless steel railing systems. Unlike wooden railing systems where one would need to complete polishing and waxing, it is not necessary to complete this task. All one needs to do is take a clean cloth, some water or cleaning solvent and wipe the stainless steel. Furthermore, this does not need to be completed each day but only once per two weeks. No other type of maintenance will need to be performed.
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Company Mission and History
Keweenaw Adventure Company's Mission & History:
MISSION: To be the hub for human-powered recreation in Keweenaw County by providing essential goods and services that connect people with awe and respect to the Keweenaw Peninsula – ultimately contributing to the region's well-being through education, stewardship, conservation and sustainable tourism.
If you've ever wondered where the rainbow ends – look no further!
Established in 1994, Keweenaw Adventure Company (KAC) specializes in Lake Superior sea kayak adventures and mountain biking on Copper Harbor's internationally recognized trail system. We offer a variety of guided day trips for both activities, as well as multi-day kayak tours on Isle Royale National Park and along the Keweenaw Water Trail. KAC has a small retail shop where we host a supply of essential bike parts and kayak accessories, bicycle, canoe, sit-on-top kayak, SUP rentals, bicycle service (mechanics), eco-interpretive hikes and a shuttle service. More than just a retail shop, we have also built our reputation as advocates, trail builders, community organizers and folks who like to have a good time.
The KAC Story and Vision:
Steve and Julie Brimm founded Keweenaw Adventure Company (KAC) in 1994, offering sea kayak instruction, guided tours and outfitting in the summer months and specializing in dog sledding adventures during the winter.
In the summer of 1995, Sam Raymond was living in Colorado when he came for a week vacation to his past-summer home of Copper Harbor. His mountain bike broke down while on a ride and there was no one in town who could help to get his bike back on the trail. Disappointed that he wasn't able to ride for the duration of this vacation, the seed for Sam's dream was planted while on his long drive back to Colorado. This dream was to open the first bike shop in Copper Harbor to service the needs of the traveling biker, while building a foundation to establish the area as the premier mid-western mountain biking destination… ultimately a "build it and they will come" philosophy.
…the seed for Sam's dream was planted while on his long drive back to Colorado. This dream was to open the first bike shop in Copper Harbor to service the needs of the traveling biker…
A couple years later in 1997, Sam spent an extended time in Copper Harbor with his passion for mountain biking learned in Colorado. He spent a lot of time exploring the backcountry and doing work bringing abandoned hiking trails and skidder roads back to life as singletrack mountain bike trails. At the same time, he helped to lead the charge of a small, loose-knit group of volunteers who together began to establish many of Copper Harbor's "legacy" trails, in addition to co-organizing the annual mountain bike race event, the Copper Harbor Fat Tire Festival (now Bell's Beer Harbor's Trails Festival), for which he served as race director from 1999-2012. Sam's dream was starting to come true, as he started to work within the greater community promoting the economic and recreational benefits mountain biking could contribute to the area's tourist-based economy.
Sam's dream was starting to come true, as he started to work within the greater community promoting the economic and recreational benefits mountain biking could contribute to the area's tourist-based economy.
Sam was lured back to allure of Copper Harbor for the summer of 1998, and was hired and trained by the Brimm's as a sea kayak guide at the KAC. Still in the process of laying ground work for his envisioned bike shop, the opportunity presented itself when the Brimm's chose to move on, leaving KAC up for grabs. No time was wasted, and that very autumn ownership of the business was transferred to Sam and officially became Keweenaw Adventure Company, LLC. The result was a better rounded summertime land and water adventure company. It continued its role in sea kayaking, specializing in instruction for beginners, guided day tours and outfitting for Isle Royale National Park and Keweenaw Water Trail multi-day adventures.
The dream of Copper Harbor's first bike shop blossomed into a reality. The "outpost shop at the end of the road" today hosts top of the line bicycle rentals, qualified bicycle mechanics, mountain bike guide and shuttle service and stocks an essential supply of parts and accessories. KAC has a variety of area maps and is recognized as the area's experts for providing trail information and local marine forecasts. Strong involvement with the Copper Harbor Trails Club continues and its longstanding grassroots promotion of mountain biking – including conservation, land acquisition projects and responsible stewardship to guarantee the continued future public access to the trails in Keweenaw Peninsula carry on.
The dream of Copper Harbor's first bike shop blossomed into a reality.
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BAYERN MUNICH are apparently lining up a 'substantial' offer to keep their prize asset Toni Kroos out of Manchester United's grasp.
Kroos has been indispensable to Bayern this season and has garnered serious interest from the Red Devils, with David Moyes scouting him several times.
Though recent reports United are set to tempt Kroos by offering him a £250,000-a-week contract to lure him away from the Allianz Arena, Bayern's financial director Jan-Christian Dreeson said the club are working hard to keep Kroos out of United's grasp.
"We are ready to keep on discussing with Toni Kroos and I am hoping to be able to see these talks end successfully," Dreesen told German paper Sport-BILD.
"We are about to put up something substantial in this respect.
"We really want to appreciate the performances of Toni.
"We are serious and sustainable. At our club you will enjoy success."
Kroos, whose present deal runs out out at the end of next season, has three goals to his name this campaign.


The Average Household Income for Skull Valley is $49,063 compared to the Arizona average of $68,297.
The Median House Value for Skull Valley is $223,200 compared to the Arizona average of $167,500.
The Median Age for Skull Valley is 55.50 compared to the Arizona median of 36.50.
The Mean Travel time to work for Skull Valley is 0.00 minutes, compared to the Arizona mean of 24.81 minutes.
77.92% of the population in Skull Valley have White Collar Jobs, compared to the Arizona population, in which 63.81% have White Collar Jobs.
22.08% of the population in Skull Valley have Blue Collar Jobs, compared to the Arizona population, in which 36.19% have Blue Collar Jobs.


Nina has just heard from Mrs. Behrens that Brodsky has died. In this brief letter of condolence, Nina expresses her thoughts and tries to comfort Anna. Dated 26 Jan 1929.
Written to Anna from Denmark. Dated 21 Jan 1928.


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Q: Why li:focus is not working on display or visibility? I can not get li:focus to show ul that is inside it.
Here is https://jsfiddle.net/cgxwzdy0/10/ with css display property
and the other one with visibility property https://jsfiddle.net/cgxwzdy0/12/.

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Css:
#menu ul li > ul {
  display: none;
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#menu ul li li:focus > ul {
  display: block !important;
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Or with visibility:
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#menu ul li > ul {
  visibility: hidden;
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#menu ul li li:focus > ul {
  visibility: visible !important;
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Please no javascript solutions. And if this not possible with css, please can you explain why?
When i turn on Developer tools and choose :focus menu is shown. Take a look at image.

A: To be able to focus the element you need to consider tabindex attribute but there is another issue with the a element inside will block the focus effect.
Here is an example where you can focus when you click outside the text and not when clicking on the text:

#menu ul li > ul {
  display: none;
}
#menu ul > li {
  border:1px solid;
  padding:10px;
}
#menu ul li:focus > ul {
  display: block;
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The tabindex global attribute indicates if its element can be focused,
  and if/where it participates in sequential keyboard navigation
  (usually with the Tab key, hence the name).ref

To make it work with a element you can consider :target

#menu ul li > ul {
  display: none;
}
#menu ul > li {
  border:1px solid;
  padding:10px;
}
#menu ul li #sub-menu:target {
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The :target CSS pseudo-class represents a unique element (the target
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A: Also a trick can be to use :active and :hover in combination with position absolute and relative.
So the menu does not fold back after clicking it but fold when the :hover is lost

#menu ul li {

  position: relative;
}

#menu ul li ul {

   position: absolute;
   top: 0px;
   left: 0px;
   padding: 20px;

   width: 100%;
   height: 100%;

   display: none;
   visibility: hidden;
}

#menu ul li:active > ul{

   display: block;
   visibility: visible;
}

#menu ul li ul:hover {

   display: block;
   visibility: visible;
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see a demo here https://jsfiddle.net/cgxwzdy0/242/
This demo contains colors so you can see what is happening and why it works https://jsfiddle.net/cgxwzdy0/244/

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Hanushek Serves on Education Commission for a New Report on the Achievement Gap
On February 19, 2013, the Equity and Excellence Commission released its report, For Each and Every Child: A Strategy for Education Equity and Excellence, that highlights achievement gaps among students in the US education system. The commission was tasked with providing "advice to the secretary of the US Department of Education on the disparities in meaningful educational opportunities that give rise to the achievement gap, with a focus on systems of finance, and to recommend ways in which federal policies could address such disparities." Eric Hanushek, the Paul and Jean Hanna Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and a member of the Koret Task Force on K–12 Education, served on that panel with twenty-six other members with backgrounds in education, civil rights, government, business, and more.
In an interview with NPR's Morning Edition, Hanushek said, "Performance of our students has been roughly flat for forty years, and that has huge consequences." Indeed, the commission highlighted twin gaps currently facing the United States: "US students fall far behind students in many other developed countries, and minorities and disadvantaged students fall far behind more advanced students." The commission argued that these issues must be dealt with immediately for purely economic reasons, as improving the performance of US students would keep the economy viable going forward. Summarizing the commission's findings, Hanushek said, "The clear and unanimous conclusion of the commission is that resources for schools must be sufficient, equitably distributed, and effectively used. We cannot look separately at any of these elements."
Click here to read a Huffington Post story on the report.


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Thursday, November 24th 2016 - 15:51 UTC
Malcorra grateful to Panama for the standing and historic support in Malvinas sovereignty dispute
Argentine foreign minister Susana Malcorra thanked her Panama peer Isabel de Saint Malo for the standing historic support from Panama to Argentina´s sovereignty claim over the Falkland/Malvinas Islands, (under UK control), and looked forward to strengthening the excellent bilateral relations, according to an official Wednesday release from San Martin Palace.
Santos and FARC sign new peace agreement; new version submitted for a vote in Congress
Colombia's government and FARC guerrillas will sign a new peace accord on Thursday, after a previous agreement to end their half-century-old war was defeated in a referendum, both parties said. The new, revised accord will be submitted to Congress for approval, rather than put to another referendum, they added.
No layoffs until March 2017 in Argentina
The Argentine government reached an agreement Wednesday with businessmen and CGT union leaders that there will be no layoffs until March 2017, to give workers reassurances that that there is a commitment to create new jobs and to preserve the existing ones.
Trump not believed to dare start tariffs war out of fear of WTO fines
Zhang Xiangchen, China's deputy international trade representative, said his country would defend its rights under World Trade Organization tariff rules should Trump uphold his campaign threats to levy punitive duties on China-made goods, which, according to an Auxtralian expert, is "very unlikely" to happen.
Falklands refreshes long term Economic Development Strategy
The Falkland Islands Government announced that on Wednesday the Executive Council approved the Terms of Reference to update the Falkland Islands Economic Development Strategy. The existing EDS was published in October 2010 following an extensive, two-year consultation process, and was intended to provide a blueprint for economic growth and development to 2025.
Ex OAS head plans to seek Chile's Socialist nomination for 2017 presidential election
Former OAS Secretary-General Jose Miguel Insulza said on Wednesday that he plans to seek the Socialist Party's nomination for president of Chile. "I come to confirm that I am available to participate in the decisions of the Socialist Party," he told reporters at the party's Santiago headquarters just hours after resigning as Chile's agent in litigation with Bolivia before the International Court of Justice.
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Post-election rally pushes Wall Street to new records: Dow Jones above 19.000
United States stocks extended their post-U.S. election rally Tuesday with moderate gains that pushed the Dow above 19,000 for the first time and the three major indexes to record closing levels for a second straight day. The S&P 500 ended above 2,200, led by gains in telecommunications, up 2.1%, and consumer discretionary up 1.2%. The small-cap Russell 2000 index also set another record-high close.
Maduro warns Mercosur: "... take us out the door, we go back in through the window"
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro said Tuesday that no one will be able to remove his country from the Southern Common Market (Mercosur), although the bloc's founders are considering a suspension for failure to fulfill commitments as an "Associate State."
Argentina and UK to work jointly in scientific research and exchange of experts
Argentina and the United Kingdom will sign this Wednesday an accord by which the two countries scientific societies will be working jointly in research projects and promoting an active exchange of scientists, as part of the recent joint statement signed last September, revealed Science and Technology minister José Lino Barañao currently in London.
Economic crisis hits airline industry in Brazil, Venezuela. Low-cost carrier wants start operating in Argentina
Etihad join list of Asian airlines that continue to drop their routes to South America's biggest market. New low-cost service aims at passengers who do not travel by plane today in Argentina and Venezuelan companies in dire straits to stay operational.


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Women's Health Research Symposium
On October 25 2017, the Women's Health Research Institute, together with the Vice President Research Office at Simon Fraser University, hosted a half-day women's health research symposium at the beautiful SFU Diamond Alumni Centre.
The event was entitled, "Examining diversity across disciplines, decades, and distances".
Kangaroo Mother Care
On November 15th BC Women's Hospital, along with Perinatal Services BC, announced that their innovative Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC) program will receive financial support from the Ministry of Children and Family Development to help implement KMC in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) across the province.
The WHRI will be a collaborator on the project from initial inception through to all phases of implementation, and will collaborate on gathering and reporting implementation metrics.
#MyRightToHealth
World AIDS Day 2017 is focusing on the theme "My health, my right" in support of universal right to health, which includes the prevention and treatment of ill health, ability to make health-related decisions, access to healthcare without discrimination or violence, and the right to education.
In the lead-up to World AIDS Day on December 1st, UNAIDS has been promoting the #MyRightToHealth World AIDS Day Campaign, which explores the challenges people around the world face in exercising their right to health.
Gender Equity in CIHR Funding
On August 15, 2017, CIHR released a report outlining gender differences in the amount of approved CIHR funding and in March, 2017 on gender inequities in success rates with Project, Open Operating and Foundation grants1.
In this insightful article Dr. Liisa Galea discusses within-sex success rates across CIHR grant programs and the implications of these budget allocations for women's health research.
Defining outcomes and opportunities for reproductive health and pregnancy among adolescents in post-conflict Northern Uganda
The Cango Lyec Project, launched in 2011 and led by Dr. Patricia Spittal, aims to understand existing access to reproductive and maternal health services for adolescents in Northern Uganda.
Read more about the project here.
The Wild West of Scholarly Publishing:
The Decline of the Signal-to-Noise Ratio in Science
On October 27th WHRI welcomed Dr Eduardo Franco to give a talk on scholarly publishing in the medical field. Dr Franco explained the shift from honesty and integrity in the publishing sector toward open-access 'journals' which prey on eager researchers who want to begin building a reputation in the scientific community.
Dr Franco also discussed the importance of peer review, and offered suggestions on how to spot and avoid these predatory journals.
University Affairs features Dr Franco in an article on this topic here.
New online privacy resources for PHSA researchers available!
On November 2nd the PHSA announced new online research privacy resources to help researchers navigate the new privacy review process which rolled out in April this year.
To read the full announcement click here.
Check out all of the resources here.
@MaternalLegacy
The Maternal Microbiome Legacy Project is now live on Twitter! The study is being conducted over a five year period at three hospital sites, and looks at the connection between the maternal vaginal microbiome and the development of the baby gut microbiome in various types of deliveries (vaginal, elective caesarean, emergency caesarean).
Follow @MaternalLegacy for updates!
MSFHR's 2018 Scholar Competition
Applications are open for the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research's 2018 Scholar competition. Each award will provide up to five years' worth of salary support.
The deadline to submit a letter of intent is December 1st, 2017; full applications will be due February 2nd, 2018.
For more information on the competition, visit the MSFHR site.
KT Connects Knowledge Translation Webinar Series
The Michael Smith Research Foundation of Health Research and Arthritis Research is presenting a series of beginner-level knowledge translation training webinars.
The next webinar will be held November 24th at 12pm and is titled Sparking conversations about suicide prevention in the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community with photovoice. The webinar will be led by Dr Olivier Ferlatte, a post-doctoral research fellow in the men's health research program in the School of Nursing at the University of British Columbia.
For more information and to register for the webinar, click here.
Oak Tree Clinic: Grand Rounds
On November 30th Oak Tree Clinic will lead the Grand Rounds!
Topics will include: Global and National statistics; a recently published paper entitled "Women living with HIV envision women centred HIV care"; challenges related to feeding infants born to women living with HIV; neurodevelopmental outcomes of HIV-exposed uninfected children; and a presentation on the results of the national study "Predictors of suboptimal antenatal treatment of pregnant women living with HIV in Canada, to prevent vertical transmission".
The 2016 World AIDS Day "Portraits against Stigma Project" will also be on display at the event.
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Ashoka Restaurant Kolkata is located near Esplanade Metro (Chowringhee) and one of the best restaurants with quality food in Kolkata. Those who are looking for good hotels & restaurants in Kolkata they are advised to visit Ashoka Restaurant Esplanade Kolkata.
1. Ashoka Restaurant has an awesome ambience with AC & Non-AC facility inside.
2. Ashoka Restaurant is a Multi-Cuisine restaurant with delicious foods that are wallet friendly. Chinese dishes, South Indian foods, Punjabi dishes, Biriyani and other delicious dishes will definitely make you comeback.
3. Ashoka Restaurant provides Home Delivery facility available within the mentioned area.
4. Banquet available for celebrations at cheap rent.
5. Exclusive dining hall for private parties and conferences along with cool & comfortable family ambiance.
• Where is Ashoka Restaurant Esplanade in Kolkata?
- Address of Ashoka Restaurant Esplanade: 3B Chowringhee Road, Near Metro, Kolkata.
- Phone contact number of Ashoka Restaurant Esplanade Kolkata: 033-2228-2248.
Zeeshan Restaurant Kolkata is located near Desapriya Park and one of the best restaurants with quality food in Kolkata. Those who are looking for good hotels & restaurants in Kolkata they are advised to visit Zeeshan Restaurant Desapriya Park Kolkata.
1. Zeeshan Restaurant has an awesome ambience with AC & Non-AC facility inside.
2. Zeeshan Restaurant is a Multi-Cuisine restaurant with delicious foods that are wallet friendly. Chinese dishes, South Indian foods, Punjabi dishes, Biriyani and other delicious dishes will definitely make you comeback.
3. Zeeshan Restaurant provides Home Delivery facility available within the mentioned area.
• Where is Zeeshan Restaurant Desapriya Park in Kolkata?
- Address of Zeeshan Restaurant Desapriya Park: 187, Sarat Bose Road, Desapriya Park, Kolkata.
- Phone contact number of Zeeshan Restaurant Desapriya Park Kolkata: 033-2280-6842.
Zeeshan Restaurant has another Restaurant near Park Circus Tram Depot – So whichever is closer to you; should be visited.
Zeeshan Restaurant Park Circus of Kolkata is located near Park Circus Tram Depot and one of the best restaurants with quality food in Kolkata. Those who are looking for good hotels & restaurants in Kolkata they are advised to visit Zeeshan Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata.
2. Zeeshan Restaurant is a Multi-Cuisine restaurant with delicious foods that are wallet friendly.
• Where is Zeeshan Restaurant Park Circus in Kolkata?
- Address of Zeeshan Restaurant Park Circus: 17, Syed Amir Ali Avenue, Park Circus, Kolkata.
- Phone contact number of Zeeshan Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata: 033-2280-6842.
Zeeshan Restaurant has another Restaurant near Desapriya Park – So whichever is closer to you; should be visited.
Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers of Kolkata is located at Park Street (heart of city Kolkata) and one of the best restaurants with quality food in Kolkata. Those who are looking for good hotels & restaurants in Kolkata they are advised to visit Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers Park Street Kolkata.
1. Awesome ambience with AC & Non-AC facility inside.
2. Multi-Cuisine restaurant with delicious foods that are wallet friendly.
3. Home Delivery facility available within the mentioned area.
• Where is Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers in Kolkata?
The address of Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers is '135 Park Street, Kolkata-17' and the phone contact number of Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers Park Street Kolkata is 033-22866806 / 033-22866795 / 9903699548. You may come down to Park Street Metro Station and ask for Shiraz Restaurant. Call 9831599258 number to book catering service of Shiraz Restaurant & Caterers.
Are you looking for the best restaurant of Ashok Nagar, Kalyangarh area of Ashoknagar / Habra in North 24-Pargans of West Bengal? Do you really want to spend money for the best & delicious food at the best Food Court (Restaurant) in Ashok Nagar? Then your road should go Remix Food Court, which is the best Restaurant of Ashok Nagar, Kalyangarh, Habra area of North 24-Pgs district of West Bengal.
Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra, established by Prayag Group in 2011, is the place with great environment & quality foods of offer at cheap price. Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra is the restaurant that can't miss out whenever you want to taste something outside from your home. Let's check out the features & facilities & Available Foods of Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra below.
1. Let me tell you first of all that Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra has their Restaurant in the ground floor and the floors above (1st Floor & 2nd Floor) are given on rent for parties & events. So, it's a community Banquet hall for people who want to celebrate their events and also Restaurant at the ground floor for everyone.
2. Centrally Air Conditioned Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra having skilled staffs to attend food-lovers has LED TV & Music System inside. This Television & music System will give you the pleasure of watching live TV programs during your snacks, dinner or drink and music will soothes your ear as well.
3. Ample of Car parking space available outside the Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra for free of cost.
4. Now, coming to the main thing of a restaurant, i.e., the food quality, which is awesome & very little oil used to cook. Starting from Indian, Chinese, Continental, Punjabi, South Indian, to Mocktail every kinds of food is available at Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra. Here are some delicious dishes of Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra that you should taste – Mutton Biriyani, Chicken Tikka, Butter Naan, Lapcha Parota, Masala Dhosa, Prawn Chowmin, Chicken Roll, Paneer Makhni, Momo, Mozito Mocktail etc etc.
5. Parcel of any dishes and also Home Delivery facility also provided by Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar with a minimum extra charge.
• Address of Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra: - 301/1 Ashok Nagar, Habra, North 24-Parganas, West Bengal, Pin-743222.
• Phone contact number of Remix Food Court Restaurant of Ashok Nagar, Habra: - 97329-04019 / 03216222766.
Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra is situated near to Sanhati Park of Ashok Nagar and there are lots of Autos (Habra-Ashoknagar route), Buses (MN-3, MN-5, Habra-Naihati, Habra-Barrackpore route) and so many of Van-Rickshaws available to come to Remix Food Court Restaurant Ashok Nagar Habra.
Food lovers of Ariadaha, Belgharia, Kamarhati, Panihati, Agarpara area of North Kolkata need not to go to Central Kolkata to have delicious foods, because Foodies Hut Multi-Cuisine Family Restaurant is there beside B.T. Road at Agarpara Bus Stoppage. So, those who are looking for Family Restaurants having Chinese, Indian, Tandoors & Biriyani dishes nearby Belgharia, Kamarhati, Ariadaha, Panihati can now come to Foodies Hut Restaurant of Agarpara Kolkata.
- Foodies Hut is a multi-cuisine Family Restaurant in Agarpara Kolkata, it means under one roof customers can get various recipes (meaning of multi-cuisine). Foodies Hut Restaurant Kolkata serves Indian Dishes, Chinese Recipes, Tandoors & Biriyani etc.
- Foodies Hut Restaurant Agarpara Kolkata do take Indoor and Outdoor Party (Occasion) orders.
- It's an Air-Conditioned Restaurant with excellent interior ambience that will make you proud when you giving treat to your family or others.
• Foodies Hut Restaurant Agarpara Kolkata Address: - B.T. Road, Tentultala, Agarpara, Kolkata-109.
• Foodies Hut Restaurant Agarpara Kolkata Phone number: - 033-65336383 / 9230656500.
So, when you are coming to Foodies Hut Restaurant on B.T. Road (Agarpara) with your family to taste the delicious various dishes?
Vinegar Food Zone, Kolkata is the Multi-Cuisine Restaurant in Kolkata having Delicious Indian, Chinese & all types of continental dishes for the food lovers with an excellent interior ambience and most importantly within the price tag of every one.
People who are in search of a good Restaurant nearby Ruby, Kasba, Mukundapur, EM Bypass area of South Kolkata and want to know the best Restaurant with Indian / Chinese & Continental Cuisine in South Kolkata's Ruby, Kasba, E.M. Bypass, Hiland area; can now easily go for a evening snacks or dinner at Mukundapur Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant South Kolkata.
Mukundapur Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant South Kolkata Address: Mukundapur E.M. Bypass, 147 Mukundapur, Opposite of Shankara Netralaya Eye Hospital, Kolkata-99.
Mukundapur Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant South Kolkata Phone number: 033-32212783 / 9163331130.
People who are in search of a good Restaurant nearby Dumdum Nagerbazar, Chiriamore, Sinthi More area of North Kolkata and want to know the best Restaurant with Indian / Chinese & Continental Cuisine in North Kolkata's Dumdum, Sinthi, Chiriamore, Nagerbazar area; can now easily go for a evening snacks or dinner at Dumdum Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant North Kolkata.
Dumdum Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant North Kolkata Address: Ashabari, 7A/I, Motijheel Avenue, Near Sikhsa Niketan School, Dumdum, Kolkata-74.
Dumdum Vinegar Food Zone Restaurant North Kolkata Phone number: 033-25471120 / 9163331127.
If you are looking for restaurants nearby Park Circus, Minto Park, CIT Road areas in Kolkata then you should visit Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata which serves so many delicious recipes from the Awadhi platter for a perfect meal or dinner every day. Normally, Awadhi Cuisine is known for Aromas & rich Taste that has strong influence of Mughal Era.
Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata offers both vegetarian & non-vegetarian dishes like Punjabi dishes, Hyderabadi recipes, South Indian, Bengali recipes, Chinese etc. But, Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata is known for Nawabi Foods like Mutton Glawati Kabab, Mutton Kakori Kabab, Chicken Dum Biriyani, Mutton Dum Biriyani, Firni etc.
The excellent ambience with impeccable service offered by the trained executives will surely amaze your visit at Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata which is one of the popular restaurants in South Kolkata. Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata offers a wide range of choices in delicious dishes every day. The quality of the food, cheap price of menu and the ambience makes Chhote Nawab Restaurant of Kolkata the perfect place to have dinner or evening snacks.
Where is Chhote Nawab Restaurant in South Kolkata?
If you are thinking of visiting Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata; then please come down to Park Circus where Chhote Nawab is waiting for you.
Address of Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata: 7, Park Circus Avenue, Kolkata-17.
During the festive seasons and weekends; it's recommended to book your table at Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata prior coming because of huge rush. If you want to know that phone number of Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata to book table through phone call then note down the phone contact number of Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata 9836987676.
Chhote Nawab Restaurant Park Circus Kolkata remains open between 12.30pm and 4pm and again from 7:15pm to 11:15pm every day.
Are you looking for high class Caterers in Kolkata for arranging foods in your special occasions? Are you in search of a good reliable cheap quality Catering Services in Kolkata? There are so many of Caterers in Kolkata manages high-profile or mid-low profile occasions with excellent satisfaction and Haju's Darbar (Haju's Caterers) of Kolkata is one of those best Caterers in Kolkata located on Bentinck Street but provides Catering Service through out Kolkata Howrah.
Phone contact number of Haju's Darbar Kolkata Restaurant and Caterers: 033 2225 9884 / 9830452437 / 9830452427.
One of the best Caterers in Kolkata Haju's Darbar serves quality delicious veg / non-veg dishes and the behaviors of Haju's Darbar Catering Executives are also very friendly-calm yet full of professionalism. Haju's Darbar Catering Services in Kolkata is very efficient for designing their service counters with latest designed utensils in the party venue. If any one looking for giving the responsibility to the best Caterers in Kolkata then it should be Haju's Darbar of Kolkata because of their Food Quality and Service ethics.
Apart from Catering Services in Kolkata; Haju's Darbar has their Restaurant at Bentinck Street named Haju's Darbar Restaurant Kolkata where you all can go to taste delicious dishes at cheap price rate in the beautiful ambience. Peoples are requested to call up the above mentioned contact number of Haju's Darbar Restaurant and Caterer Kolkata to know the latest Catering Plate Charges Rate in Kolkata of Haju's Darbar of various Veg/Non Veg Dishes.


text:
@class CRWSessionController;
namespace web {
struct FrameInfo;
class NavigationItem;
}  // namespace web

namespace web {
// Separator between window href and name.
extern const char* kWindowNameSeparator;
// Key for user interaction data in JavaScript message context.
extern NSString* const kUserIsInteractingKey;
// Key for origin URL data in JavaScript message context.
extern NSString* const kOriginURLKey;

// Values of the UMA |Web.URLVerificationFailure| histogram.
enum WebViewDocumentType {
  // Generic contents (e.g. PDF documents).
  WEB_VIEW_DOCUMENT_TYPE_GENERIC = 0,
  // HTML contents.
  WEB_VIEW_DOCUMENT_TYPE_HTML,
  // Unknown contents.
  WEB_VIEW_DOCUMENT_TYPE_UNKNOWN,
  WEB_VIEW_DOCUMENT_TYPE_COUNT,
};

// A guess for how likely a page change is to happen very soon.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Eliminate this, or at least move to the UIWebView
// subclass.
enum PageChangeProbability {
  // No expectation that the page will be changing.
  PAGE_CHANGE_PROBABILITY_LOW,
  // Reasonably high expectation that the page will be changing (e.g., the
  // user just tapped a link).
  PAGE_CHANGE_PROBABILITY_HIGH,
  // Very high expectation that the page will be changing (e.g., window.unload
  // fired).
  PAGE_CHANGE_PROBABILITY_VERY_HIGH,
};

struct NewWindowInfo {
  GURL url;
  base::scoped_nsobject<NSString> window_name;
  web::ReferrerPolicy referrer_policy;
  bool user_is_interacting;
  NewWindowInfo(GURL url,
                NSString* window_name,
                web::ReferrerPolicy referrer_policy,
                bool user_is_interacting);
  ~NewWindowInfo();
};
}  // namespace web

// Category for methods used or implemented by implementation subclasses of
// CRWWebController.
@interface CRWWebController (ProtectedMethods)

#pragma mark Methods implemented by subclasses
// Everything in this section must be implemented by subclasses.

// If |contentView_| contains a web view, this is the web view it contains.
// If not, it's nil.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) UIView* webView;

// The scroll view of |webView|.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) UIScrollView* webScrollView;

// Whether or not to ignore URL verification failures. This may return YES in
// very limited situations where the URL can't be verified but there is no
// security impact to ignoring the failure (i.e., it's safe not to show the
// spoofing error).
@property(nonatomic, readonly) BOOL ignoreURLVerificationFailures;

// The title of the page.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString* title;

// Referrer for the current page; does not include the fragment.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString* currentReferrerString;

// This public property should be implemented by subclasses.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): See if we can get rid of this (it looks like it may only
// be fallback code for autocomplete that's necessarily used). If not, file a
// Radar since WKWebView doesn't appear to have this property.
// @property(nonatomic, assign) BOOL keyboardDisplayRequiresUserAction;

// Designated initializer.
- (instancetype)initWithWebState:(scoped_ptr<web::WebStateImpl>)webState;

// Creates a web view if it's not yet created.
- (void)ensureWebViewCreated;

// Destroys the web view by setting webView property to nil.
- (void)resetWebView;

// Returns the current URL of the web view, and sets |trustLevel| accordingly
// based on the confidence in the verification.
- (GURL)webURLWithTrustLevel:(web::URLVerificationTrustLevel*)trustLevel;

// Registers the current user agent with the web view.
- (void)registerUserAgent;

// Returns YES if the current navigation item corresponds to a web page
// loaded by a POST request.
- (BOOL)isCurrentNavigationItemPOST;

// Returns the type of document object loaded in the web view.
- (web::WebViewDocumentType)webViewDocumentType;

// Loads the given HTML in the web view.
- (void)loadWebHTMLString:(NSString*)html forURL:(const GURL&)URL;

// These public methods should be implemented by subclasses.
//- (void)evaluateJavaScript:(NSString*)script
//       stringResultHandler:(web::JavaScriptCompletion)handler;
//- (BOOL)scriptHasBeenInjectedForClass:(Class)jsInjectionManagerClass
//                       presenceBeacon:(NSString*)beacon;
//- (void)loadRequest:(NSMutableURLRequest*)request;
// Subclasses must call super's implementation.
//- (void)injectScript:(NSString*)script
//            forClass:(Class)jsInjectionManagerClass;
//- (web::WebViewType)webViewType;
//- (void)evaluateUserJavaScript:(NSString*)script;

// Called before loading current URL in WebView.
- (void)willLoadCurrentURLInWebView;

// Loads request for the URL of the current navigation item. Subclasses may
// choose to build a new NSURLRequest and call |loadRequest| on the underlying
// web view, or use native web view navigation where possible (for example,
// going back and forward through the history stack).
- (void)loadRequestForCurrentNavigationItem;

// Indicates whether or not there's an indication that the page is probably
// about to change. This is called as a hint to the UIWebView-based subclass to
// change polling behavior.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Remove once the hook points are driven from the subclass.
- (void)setPageChangeProbability:(web::PageChangeProbability)probability;

// Cancels any load in progress in the web view.
- (void)abortWebLoad;

// Called whenever any in-progress-load state should be reset.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Remove this; it should be tracked internally to each
// subclass, since the existing logic is somewhat UIWebView-guesswork-based.
- (void)resetLoadState;

// Evaluates given JavaScript to suppress the dialogs. Subclasses should prefer
// synchronous execution.
- (void)setSuppressDialogsWithHelperScript:(NSString*)script;

// Called when CRWWebController believes that web page title has been changed.
- (void)titleDidChange;

// Returns selector to handle JavaScript message with command property
// |command|. Subclasses may override to handle class-specific messages.
- (SEL)selectorToHandleJavaScriptCommand:(const std::string&)command;

// Sets zoom scale value for webview scroll view from |zoomState|.
- (void)applyWebViewScrollZoomScaleFromZoomState:
    (const web::PageZoomState&)zoomState;

// Handles cancelled load in WKWebView (error with NSURLErrorCancelled code).
- (void)handleCancelledError:(NSError*)error;

#pragma mark - Optional methods for subclasses
// Subclasses may overwrite methods in this section.

// Checks if the URL has changed unexpectedly, and handles such changes.
// Returns true if the URL has changed.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Remove once the hook points are driven from the subclass.
- (BOOL)checkForUnexpectedURLChange;

// Handles 'window.history.willChangeState' message.
- (BOOL)handleWindowHistoryWillChangeStateMessage:
            (base::DictionaryValue*)message
                                          context:(NSDictionary*)context;
// Handles 'window.history.didPushState' message.
- (BOOL)handleWindowHistoryDidPushStateMessage:(base::DictionaryValue*)message
                                       context:(NSDictionary*)context;

// Handles 'window.history.didReplaceState' message.
- (BOOL)handleWindowHistoryDidReplaceStateMessage:
    (base::DictionaryValue*)message
                                          context:(NSDictionary*)context;

// Sets up WebUI for URL.
- (void)createWebUIForURL:(const GURL&)URL;

// Clears WebUI, if one exists.
- (void)clearWebUI;

// Returns a NSMutableURLRequest that represents the current NavigationItem.
- (NSMutableURLRequest*)requestForCurrentNavigationItem;

// Compares the two URLs being navigated between during a history navigation to
// determine if a # needs to be appended to the URL of |toItem| to trigger a
// hashchange event. If so, also saves the modified URL into |toItem|.
- (GURL)URLForHistoryNavigationFromItem:(web::NavigationItem*)fromItem
                                 toItem:(web::NavigationItem*)toItem;

#pragma mark - Internal methods for use by subclasses

// The web view's view of the current URL. During page transitions
// this may not be the same as the session history's view of the current URL.
// This method can change the state of the CRWWebController, as it will display
// an error if the returned URL is not reliable from a security point of view.
// Note that this method is expensive, so it should always be cached locally if
// it's needed multiple times in a method.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) GURL currentURL;

// The default URL for a newly created web view.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) const GURL& defaultURL;

// Last URL change reported to webDidStartLoadingURL. Used to detect page
// location changes in practice.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) GURL URLOnStartLoading;

// Last URL change registered for load request.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) GURL lastRegisteredRequestURL;

// Returns YES if the object is being deallocated.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isBeingDestroyed;

// Return YES if network activity is being halted. Halting happens prior to
// destruction.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isHalted;

// Returns whether the user is interacting with the page.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) BOOL userIsInteracting;

// YES if a user interaction has been registered at any time once the page has
// loaded.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) BOOL userInteractionRegistered;

// Returns the current window id.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString* windowId;

// Returns windowID that is saved when a page changes. Used to detect refreshes.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) NSString* lastSeenWindowID;

// Returns NavigationManager's session controller.
@property(nonatomic, readonly) CRWSessionController* sessionController;

// Returns a new script which wraps |script| with windowID check so |script| is
// not evaluated on windowID mismatch.
- (NSString*)scriptByAddingWindowIDCheckForScript:(NSString*)script;

// Removes webView, optionally tracking the URL of the evicted
// page for later cache-based reconstruction.
- (void)removeWebViewAllowingCachedReconstruction:(BOOL)allowCache;

// Subclasses must call this method every time when web view has been created
// or recreated. This method should not be called if a web view property has
// changed (e.g. view's background color). Web controller adds |webView| to its
// content view.
- (void)webViewDidChange;

// Updates the internal state and informs the delegate that any outstanding load
// operations are cancelled.
- (void)loadCancelled;

// Aborts any load for both the web view and web controller.
- (void)abortLoad;

// Returns the URL that the navigation system believes should be currently
// active.
// TODO(stuartmorgan):Remove this in favor of more specific getters.
- (const GURL&)currentNavigationURL;

// Called when the web page has changed document and/or URL, and so the page
// navigation should be reported to the delegate, and internal state updated to
// reflect the fact that the navigation has occurred.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): The code conflates URL changes and document object
// changes; the two need to be separated and handled differently.
- (void)webPageChanged;

// Injects all scripts registered for early injection, as well as the window ID,
// if necssary. If they are already injected, this is a no-op.
- (void)injectEarlyInjectionScripts;

// Inject windowID if not yet injected.
- (void)injectWindowID;

// Called when a page (native or web) has actually started loading (i.e., for
// a web page the document has actually changed), or after the load request has
// been registered for a non-document-changing URL change. Updates internal
// state not specific to web pages, and informs the delegate.
- (void)didStartLoadingURL:(const GURL&)URL updateHistory:(BOOL)updateHistory;

// Should be called with YES if a user interaction has been registered at any
// time once the page has loaded.
- (void)setUserInteractionRegistered:(BOOL)flag;

// Returns YES if the user interacted with the page recently.
- (BOOL)userClickedRecently;

// Returns whether the desktop user agent should be used when setting the user
// agent.
- (BOOL)useDesktopUserAgent;

// Called when SSL status has been updated for the current navigation item.
- (void)didUpdateSSLStatusForCurrentNavigationItem;

// Processes the given web invocation; urlSchemeIsWebInvoke: must return YES
// for the given URL. |request| should be the request associated with that load.
- (void)handleWebInvokeURL:(const GURL&)url request:(NSURLRequest*)request;

// Returns YES if the given load request should be allowed to continue. If this
// returns NO, the load should be cancelled. |targetFrame| contains information
// about the frame to which navigation is targeted, can be null.
// |isLinkClick| should indicate whether the navigation is the
// result of a link click (either directly, or via JS triggered by a link).
- (BOOL)shouldAllowLoadWithRequest:(NSURLRequest*)request
                       targetFrame:(const web::FrameInfo*)targetFrame
                       isLinkClick:(BOOL)isLinkClick;

// Prepares web controller and delegates for anticipated page change.
// Allows several methods to invoke webWill/DidAddPendingURL on anticipated page
// change, using the same cached request and calculated transition types.
- (void)registerLoadRequest:(const GURL&)URL
                   referrer:(const web::Referrer&)referrer
                 transition:(ui::PageTransition)transition;

// Called when a load ends in an error.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Figure out if there's actually enough shared logic that
// this makes sense. At the very least remove inMainFrame since that only makes
// sense for UIWebView.
- (void)handleLoadError:(NSError*)error inMainFrame:(BOOL)inMainFrame;

// Update the appropriate parts of the model and broadcast to the embedder. This
// may be called multiple times and thus must be idempotent.
- (void)loadCompleteWithSuccess:(BOOL)loadSuccess;

// Creates a new opened by DOM window and returns its autoreleased web
// controller.
- (CRWWebController*)createChildWebControllerWithReferrerURL:
    (const GURL&)referrerURL;

// Called following navigation completion to generate final navigation lifecycle
// events. Navigation is considered complete when the document has finished
// loading, or when other page load mechanics are completed on a
// non-document-changing URL change.
- (void)didFinishNavigation;

// Returns the referrer policy for the given referrer policy string (as reported
// from JS).
- (web::ReferrerPolicy)referrerPolicyFromString:(const std::string&)policy;

// Returns YES if the popup should be blocked, NO otherwise.
- (BOOL)shouldBlockPopupWithURL:(const GURL&)popupURL
                      sourceURL:(const GURL&)sourceURL;

// Call to stop web controller activity, in particular to stop all network
// requests. Called as part of the close sequence if it hasn't already been
// halted; should also be called from the web delegate as part of any shutdown
// sequence which doesn't call -close.
- (void)terminateNetworkActivity;

// Acts on a single message from the JS object, parsed from JSON into a
// DictionaryValue. Returns NO if the format for the message was invalid.
- (BOOL)respondToMessage:(base::DictionaryValue*)crwMessage
       userIsInteracting:(BOOL)userIsInteracting
               originURL:(const GURL&)originURL;

// Asynchronously determines window size of the web page. |handler| cannot
// be nil.
- (void)fetchWebPageSizeWithCompletionHandler:(void (^)(CGSize))handler;

// Tries to open a popup with the given new window information.
- (void)openPopupWithInfo:(const web::NewWindowInfo&)windowInfo;

// Returns the current entry from the underlying session controller.
// TODO(stuartmorgan): Audit all calls to these methods; these are just wrappers
// around the same logic as GetActiveEntry, so should probably not be used for
// the same reason that GetActiveEntry is deprecated. (E.g., page operations
// should generally be dealing with the last commited entry, not a pending
// entry).
- (CRWSessionEntry*)currentSessionEntry;
// Returns the navigation item for the current page.
- (web::NavigationItem*)currentNavItem;

// The HTTP headers associated with the current navigation item. These are nil
// unless the request was a POST.
- (NSDictionary*)currentHTTPHeaders;

// Returns the referrer for the current page.
- (web::Referrer)currentReferrer;

// Returns the referrer for current navigation item. May be empty.
- (web::Referrer)currentSessionEntryReferrer;

// Returns the current transition type.
- (ui::PageTransition)currentTransition;

// Returns the current entry from the underlying session controller.
- (CRWSessionEntry*)currentSessionEntry;

// Resets pending external request information.
- (void)resetExternalRequest;

@end

#endif  // IOS_WEB_WEB_STATE_UI_CRW_WEB_CONTROLLER_PROTECTED_H_

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