Your ship, your officers, and your crew are faced every day with the dilemma of balancing increased security with the business reality of moving cargo fast and efficiently. Striking that balance is their responsibility - giving them the right training tools is yours. This film is an excellent way to help raise the awareness of everyone onboard towards the risks of unauthorised access.
With this film, the viewer steps through the situation and learns why their efforts are important and what each person can do. Specific threats are presented and what they might look like is detailed. Industry experts present the facts, often through first hand experiences and offer how their own know-how can improve security on your ship.


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Zero Progress on Vision Zero
New Year's Eve crash in SoMa that took two lives highlights San Francisco's inability to stem traffic violence
Hanako Abe, one of the victims in a Dec. 31 crash that took two lives. Photo from her gofundme page
"Twenty-nine people were killed in traffic crashes in 2020, the exact number killed in 2019," wrote Jodie Medeiros, executive director of Walk San Francisco, in a statement about the New Year's Eve deaths of Elizabeth Platt, 60, and Hanako Abe, 27. They were crossing at Mission and Second in San Francisco when a speeding, intoxicated driver in a stolen car ran a red light and fatally struck both women.
The mainstream press has come down hard on District Attorney Chesa Boudin for failing to prosecute the suspect, Troy McAlister, prior to the crash. McAlister is a parolee with multiple arrests–including one, NBC Bay Area reports, on Dec. 20 for another alleged car theft.
For the advocates at Walk San Francisco, however, this most recent tragedy is part of a larger, more disturbing trend.
Also from Walk San Francisco's release:
In 2014, the City of San Francisco committed to end severe and fatal traffic injuries within ten years: Vision Zero. Vision Zero launched an interagency, data-driven approach to traffic safety. But while some important changes have come out of this commitment, including a focus on redesigning the streets with the highest crash rates, progress has stalled. City budget challenges put Vision Zero at further risk.
"Vision Zero continues to be the right approach and our best hope for traffic safety," said Medeiros. "Streets can be designed and enforced to keep people safe. But it will take real commitment and real changes from City leaders, as well as much deeper interagency coordination."
In 2014, 13 City agencies are committed to Vision Zero: the Mayor's Office, SF Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA), SF Dept of Public Health, SF Police Department, SF Public Works, SF Planning Department, SF District Attorney, SF County Transportation Authority, SF Dept of Environment, SF Fire Department, SF Unified School District, SF International Airport, SF Recreation & Parks.
On average, 30 people are killed and 600 severely injured in traffic crashes in San Francisco each year. People walking continue to be the most vulnerable and suffer the greatest burden with traffic safety.
There was a drop in 2017, when there were 20 fatalities, despite a booming economy–which is usually linked to more driving and more crashes. That now appears to be an anomaly.
It's difficult to say for sure if this particular crash might have been less deadly if the street had more robust safety treatments, especially ones designed to force speed reductions. However, the aggregate of 30 deaths a year in San Francisco and many more throughout the Bay Area is absolutely attributable to a lack of serious political commitment, bad road designs that prioritize speed over safety, and the watering down of projects.
And for people who think Vision Zero isn't actually achievable, Streetsblog strongly recommends they watch this eight-minute video:
Abe, meanwhile, was originally from Fukushima, Japan where she survived the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster of 2011. Her friends and family set up a Gofundme page to help bring home her remains.
Filed Under: Pedestrian Safety, Promoted
SFPD Arrests Driver for Manslaughter for Killing Man on Sunset Boulevard
By Aaron Bialick	| Feb 6, 2014
The SFPD has arrested, cited, and released a driver for killing 78-year-old Isaak Berenzon as he crossed Sunset Boulevard at Yorba Street in the Outer Sunset Tuesday at about 11 a.m. This is the third known instance of the SFPD arresting a driver who killed a pedestrian, and wasn't drunk or fleeing the scene, since New […]
Supes Call for Aggressive Enforcement Against Dangerous Driving
In an emotionally-charged discussion, the dangers of walking on San Francisco's streets took center stage at yesterday's Board of Supervisors meeting, the first since an alarming number of San Franciscans were injured and killed by drivers over the holiday season. Every supervisor except Katy Tang, Mark Farrell, and Malia Cohen spoke to express condolences to the […]
A Walk & Roll to School Day Event in San Francisco
By Roger Rudick	| Oct 6, 2016
Yesterday some 13,000 San Francisco children at 95 schools walked–and in some cases rolled in wheelchairs–to school as part of the 20th annual Walk-to-School Day (now called "Walk-and-Roll-to-School Day," at least locally). The event is intended to encourage kids to walk to school and spend more time walking and playing outside. This is part of a global […]
Reflecting on Traffic Fatalities in San Francisco
By Patrick Traughber	| Jan 27, 2020
Advocate takes stock of the lack of progress towards Vision Zero
Advocates and City Officials Discuss Progress on Vision Zero
By Roger Rudick	| Jan 4, 2018
"Think about how fast you're driving. Think about that next stop sign. Just think if you're driving a motor vehicle," said Alvin Lester, co-founder of Bay Area Families for Safe Streets, and the father of 21-year-old Arman, who was killed in 2014 while riding his skateboard at 3rd and Cargo Way in San Francisco. Lester made […]
San Jose to Adopt Vision Zero But No Target Date to End Traffic Deaths
By Andrew Boone	| May 11, 2015
The San Jose City Council is expected to adopt a Vision Zero plan [PDF] tomorrow, making it the third major city in the Bay Area and the tenth in the nation to commit to ending traffic deaths. But San Jose isn't setting a timeline to achieve this goal. "For years, San Jose created a roadway system exclusively for […]

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I recently picked up a nice mid 50's vintage, Boice Crane, 14" vertical bandsaw.
It has a three phase motor so I figured I'd simply throw a VFD on it and be able to get down to metal cutting speeds, wrong!... The motor is rated at 1150 rpm and running it at 15hz only gets the blade down to 1000 FPM, any frequency below that, the torque loss is too great and the blade is easily stalled. That speed is okay for aluminum but still too fast for steel. So I came to the conclusion, I must fit a speed reducer on it to get to a slow enough speed range and have adequate power to cut ferrous metals. Being the saw is direct drive I'll need to move the motor lower in the cabinet and install a shaft and pulley arangement in its place. However, pulleys alone won't get the blade slow enough, it needs a gear reducer as well. That's fortunately been solved by a serendipitous catch of a thread here on HM about a "Pull Gear" 7:1 pulley speed reducer and the chance I was able to grab one off eBay for cheap.
So far, I had to make a custom puller to get the drive wheel off the motor shaft.
I have also purchased flange mount bearings, shaft etc. from Mcmaster Carr and started construction on a mounting bracket (pictures soon).
Right now, My dilemma is the calculating the speed ranges I have a couple of options, I threw together a spreadsheet to help.
The "pull gear"7:1 reducer has three pulleys on it (2.75" 3.75" and 4.75") and can be locked out for a 1:1 ratio, it will be mounted to the motor, the larger pulleys mounted to the drive wheel shaft.
The red line is over the saws original blade speed of 4200 FPM, so I am leaning towards the larger set as it won't over speed and I'll get some very low speeds if needed. I have checked bandsaw speed charts and some go down the 50 FPM for cutting hard steels, has anyone really cut this slow, is it really worth having the capability?
I am watching your thread!
recommends 50 fpm for stainless.
There was one more thread I tried to find where someone used a worm gear speed reducer.......but can't seem to find it.
Can you reuse the original 1150 rpm motor, would get you a little slower at the same frequency. I have an old Delta Milwaukee that uses a gear reducer and 4 step pulley for metal. Gets down to about 100 fpm, great for steel but will eat a blade pretty quick if you need to cut stainless.
Interesting. I recently picked up a 1955 Boice Crane, 14" vertical bandsaw myself, but the reason I got it was because it had the 4 step cone pulley with 2 range gear box. I put it in the slowest speed when I first got it and haven't changed it, since I already had a wood cutting vertical bandsaw. On the outside, it looks almost identical to yours.
Thanks for the links, it's all helpful.
Thanks to the three day weekend I was able to make some headway on the bandsaw.
First issue, the original motor shaft isn't 1" like I thought, it's 63/64ths? so the new shaft wouldn't fit into the bore of the drive wheel.
I was lucky and got a perfect friction fit of the keyway!
Making the bearing support, first I drilled and tapped the holes in the base plate then tack welded the supports and upper plate in place then drilled and tapped the upper holes. I was thankful for the DRO on that job.
I skipped taking some photos as the phone was elsewhere... I'll post more detailed shots when I do the final assembly.
The new motor on a hinged mount, made entirely from scrap.
The Machtach and the VFD confirm my spreadsheet calculations about 80 FPM at 20 Hz.
Nicely done! I had never heard the term "Pull Gear" before this thread.
Thanks for taking us along for your build!
I had to reduce the width of the hub on the middle pulley so it would fit closer to the large pulley and be in line with the grooves on the Pull Gear (drive pulley).
The slice of hub and an additional shim, fabricated from a washer, will be used as spacers between the middle and small pulleys.
I had to tilt the axis of the hub so I could drill hole for the setscrew that was obliterated when I cut it down.
A long tap cost over $35 so, I let the drill cut a shallow notch in the rim aiding alignment of a regular tap, which I was able to turn with an open end wrench.
The cabinet interior showing the original motor location and the strut channel for the new motor mount.
The bearings shaft and support bolted in.
The motor mount, The shaft has shoulders so it has almost no play between the angle supports. I added the flat on the end incase I wanted to eventually mount a lever to aid in changing the belt on the pulleys.
Routing the tachometer and control cables was a chore. The frame of the machine is fabricated welded steel plate, with lots of cross supports. I made this hole with a drill and die grinder.
Upon cutting the hole for the control panel I discovered one of the several cross supports in the column. Luckily they had holes bored in them so I was able to snake the cables down to the motor compartment. I was able to cut this one out of the way with the plasma torch.
The Tachometer read head, cable guard and the inner bearing.
The drive wheel, reflective tape markers and Tachometer read head.
The control panel ready to install. I used a three turn potentiometer for finer speed control.
The Tachometer (MachTach) and control panel installed.
The MachTach and control panel installed. I made a custom knob for speed control.
The motor, VFD and pulleys mounted.
The motor and Pull Gear speed reducer. The threaded rod prevents the outer part of the PG from turning when in speed reduction mode, it is removed and the hub locked to give full speed, no reduction.
The lower switch powers the VFD and MachTach.


Universal Life (UL), like Interest Sensitive Whole Life (ISWL), is considered permanent life insurance. That is, it is intended to remain in force for as long as needed. Unlike ISWL, however, it does not guarantee the premium cost or the amount of cash value for future years.
UL works like a combination of term insurance and an investment account. Regular deposits (payroll deductions) are added to the investment account which earns current interest on the balance. From that account is withdrawn each month the cost of insurance at the current age and administrative fees. Projections of policy performance are based upon expected rates for interest, insurance cost, and fees. While the rates may change, there are guaranteed minimum interest rates and guaranteed maximum costs stated in the policies. If projections work as expected, cash values build up over time and may become sufficient to support the policy for life.
Because the policyowner assumes some of the risks, Universal life will usually project somewhat highter death benefits than ISWL, although the amounts are not guaranteed.
Premiums typically start as low as $2.00 or $3.00 per week or whatever is required to purchase a minimum $5,000 policy at a given age. Usually rates are different for smokers and non-smokers, and are sometimes different for male and female, but not always.
Coverage is usually offered on a guaranteed issue basis which means that no one is turned down for medical or other reasons the first time it is make available to an employee.
Usually, spouses and dependent children are also eligible for coverage.
These policies are individually and personally owned by the employee. This type of policy is not to be confused with Group Universal Life which is a very different type of coverage.


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Tonight on the Tube: American Idol, New Amsterdam, One Tree Hill & Jericho
by Jason the TVaholic on March 4, 2008
Tonight, ABC has the season finale of Carpoolers and FOX has the series premiere of New Amsterdam.
Over on cable, Bravo has the season finale of The Millionaire Matchmaker and the series premiere of The Real Housewives of New York and TBS has the season finale of 10 Items or Less.
In renewal news, ABC has picked up According to Jim for its eighth season and The CW will be bringing back America's Next Top Model for cycle 11 and 12 and One Tree Hill will get a sixth season.
American Idol (FOX): New. The top eight boys sing and then two more get sent home on Thursday.
New Amsterdam (FOX): Series Premiere. A New York detective has been around for quite some time. He can't die until he finds his one true love and then will start to grow old again. When a socialite is murdered, it brings him up close and personal with his past. Another new episodes plays on Thursday night after the Idol results show and then again next Monday night, which will be its regular timeslot.
Jericho (CBS): New. Hawkins gets a call from the mysterious guy on the phone, who seems to everything he is doing and tells him that he about to be caught by Major Beck.
NCIS (CBS): Repeat. The team thinks that a Marine may be part of a supersoldier program.
One Tree Hill (The CW): New. Nathan and Lucas decide to attend Dan's parole hearing. Really, he could get paroled after only four years for murder? Anyway, in other Tree Hill goings-on, Brooke has to face a ghost from her past, while a major label takes a liking to Peyton's recording artist. The CW has renewed the show for next season.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (NBC): Repeat. A kidnapped girl is found in the trunk of a stolen rental car.
Good Eats (Food Network): Repeats. First up Alton talks your ear off about Corn and then decides to pop a few kernels. Both episodes play again later.
Bones (TNT): Repeat. Episode six, "The Man in the Wall," replays, where a mummified corpse is found in the wall at a dance club.
Saving Grace (TNT): Repeats. Two more episodes replay tonight. Episode six, "And You Wonder Why I Lie," is first up, where Grace is challenged about her lying. Then episode seven follows, "Yeehaw, Geepaw," where Grace gets help from her grandfather with a case. Two more episodes play tomorrow night.
The Office (TBS): Repeats. "The Job, Part 1 & 2" replays tonight, where Michael, Jim and Karen all go to New York to interview for a promotion.
Throwdown With Bobby Flay (Food Network): New. Bobby challenges and Italian food expert to an "Eggplant Parmesan" battle. Plays again later.
ESPN has doubleheader college basketball action with Purdue at Ohio State followed by Arkansas at Mississippi.
ESPN2 has college basketball action with Miami (Ohio) at Kent State.
NBA TV has the Toronto Raptors at the Orlando Magic.
Versus has NHL action.
10 Items or Less (TBS): Season Finale. It is Renaissance Days at the store and everyone is dressed in period appropriate garb and Leslie ends up challenging a manager at the competition to a joust. Plays again later.
TV Marathons
Bravo has seven episodes of The Millionaire Matchmaker.
Oxygen has 13 hours of The Bad Girls Club episodes.
Sci Fi has 16 episodes of Tales From the Darkside early.
Spike TV has five episodes of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation tonight.
What will you be watching tonight?
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It is Time to Get Serious About Our Heritage
There have been many questions raised in response to the demolition of a significant heritage property in St. John's. Dave discussed what happened and the way forward.
Where's the New St. John's Municipal Plan?
Sunday March 1, 2015
St. John's has been working on a new version of its Municipal Plan since 2012, and it's almost finished; here's an update on its progress.
Municipal Plan
Working With Developers to Improve Our Communities
As Council makes a final vote on the Kenmount Terrace apartments proposal, Dave is working with the developer to ensure they give the community more than just buildings.
Here's why you thought St. John's was banning the media
There was a small uproar over a City of St. John's media release requesting media not to record individuals at upcoming public meetings. The media were always welcome, but we have to understand why this 'blew up'.
Inform Environmental Policy in St. John's: Join the Committee!
The City of St. John's is seeking nominations from City residents to serve as volunteer members of the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC). Dave chairs the committee and invites you to apply!


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using NUnit.Framework;
using System.Web.Script.Serialization;

namespace PusherServer.Tests.UnitTests
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class When_deserializing_to_a_ChannelsList
    {
        string json = "{\"channels\":" +
                            "{" +
                                "\"test_channel\": {}," +
                                "\"presence-channel\": { \"user_count\": \"300\" } " +
                            "}" +
                       "}";

        [Test]
        public void It_should_make_the_channels_accessible_by_name_via_the_indexer()
        {
            var serializer = new JavaScriptSerializer();
            ChannelsList list = serializer.Deserialize<ChannelsList>(json);

            Assert.IsNotNull(list["test_channel"]);
        }

        [Test]
        public void It_should_be_possible_to_access_channel_information()
        {
            var serializer = new JavaScriptSerializer();
            ChannelsList list = serializer.Deserialize<ChannelsList>(json);

            Assert.AreEqual( list["presence-channel"]["user_count"], "300" );
        }
    }
}

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Bioron Pte Ltd produces Molecular Biology and Genetic Engineering products all around the world. The company supplies leading Universities and Biological research laboratories with a full range of outstanding biotech products. It also has a big German branch, supplying leading European biotech companies, such as Roche, Qiagen.
It also offers entirely new endonucleases that recognize only methylated recognition sites, essential in the study of DNA methylation.
It also offers Gene extraction kits from Axygen, and some OEM products. We encourage you to focus on our hot-sellers as you will be enjoying very good margins for these.


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Woodville – miasto w Stanach Zjednoczonych, w stanie Teksas, siedziba administracyjna hrabstwa Tyler.

Przypisy

Miasta w stanie Teksas

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Lambent Data Chosen for SOCAP22 Entrepreneur Program
Lambent Data has been chosen in a highly selective competition for the SOCAP22 Entrepreneur Program! SOCAP is one of the largest impact economy investment events, and Lambent was chosen as one of 34 members composing SOCAP's social entrepreneur cohort.
This year, SOCAP will be back in-person, taking place on October 17-20. Lambent's Co-founder and CEO Kirsten Hund Blair will present a pitch live on stage on October 20 at the conference, which is expected to attract 1,000 - 2,000 attendees. She will also engage in workshops and other gatherings with impact investors, other entrepreneurs, and other experts.
During part of August, September and in October prior to the conference, she and other entrepreneurs will be participating in Zoom gatherings with mentors, experts and others, as well as other opportunities to help accelerate their work. These gatherings kicked off on August 19. SOCAP Scholarship Entrepreneur Coordinator Sarah Sterling has been wonderful in organizing and facilitating these valuable Zoom gatherings, as well as helping the entrepreneurs prepare for the in-person conference.
The conference will occur at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in downtown San Francisco. Please click this link for more information: https://socapglobal.com/events/socap22/ , including registration details.
Kirsten is indeed excited to represent Lambent Data at this conference, including talking about Lambent's work and impact. She looks forward to sharing more about Lambent Data's OurREACH™ HIPAA-compliant collaborative software platform & app, with data analytics. OurREACH™ equips healthcare & social service providers to engage their patients/clients much more fully than previously, whether intensively or "light touch." It's empowering for patients/clients in many arenas of health & Social Determinants of Health. Because it's so granular for patients/clients, it also generates new data analytics never before available to providers, to use to improve their programs. It fits into customer workflows, e.g., integrating with EHRs & CRMs. OurREACH™ is built to improve patient/client outcomes, which also leads to lower healthcare costs, crucial in preventive & value-based care.


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Play Time > Music & Dancing > Dream with Me Tonight Vol 2
Dream with Me Tonight Vol 2
Dream With Me Tonight, Vol. 2 - A Father's Lullabies is the 2nd installment of the award-winning "Dream With Me Tonight" lullaby CD series.
We specifically created "Dream With Me Tonight, Vol. 2 - A Father's Lullabies" to model a man being tender, loving, and expressing his emotions.
This is so important for boys, men, and entire families to hear!
The songs are all-original and have won 7 children's music awards. Why so many honors? Possibly because of the Sandman Records motto: "DON'T DRIVE PARENTS CRAZY!"
"A Father's Lullabies" is the perfect gift for Dad. The CD will help him bond with your Little One AND sends the great message that it's OK to express feelings and say "I love you."
If you, like a lot of music shoppers, have been operating under the assumption that once you've bought one lullaby collection you've bought them all, now is the time to shed your preconceived notions. Dream With Me Tonight Vol. 2: A Father's Lullabies covers all the lullaby basics--in other words, it will reliably cart your kids off to the sandman--but it goes a step further.
Lanny Sherwin, a dad with an earnest streak to rival Fred Rogers', not only wrote uniformly cuddly lyrics and music for this volume, he also crafted a message that reaches adult listeners, impressively, with a lower-case "m."
The idea, an under-explored one in the genre, is that dads can be tender too; thus Sherwin, via the Richard Marx-like voice of Gene Miller, manages to pull off a song called "My Monkey is Missing" without making a gag out of the trauma of a lost toy or planting his tongue in his cheek. May he strike a chord with fellow bedside-sitting fathers everywhere.
Tammy La Gorce Original songs, beautiful melodies, meaningful lyrics, and the fabulous voice of Gene Miller (as heard in "The Lion King II"). Second in the award-winning "Dream With Me Tonight" lullaby series (also see "Dream With Me Tonight - Lullabies For All Ages").
"A Father's Lullabies" has 5 children's music awards: Parents' Choice, NAPPA, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio, iParenting Media Award,and was voted "BEST TODDLER'S CD".
The CD sends an strong, positive message to families about the importance of men being tender, loving, and expressing their emotions.
Recommended by Parenting magazine, School Library Journal, Pregnancy magazine, Playthings magazine, American Library Assn Booklist, and LA Times.
1. The Key Of Love
2. Frog Dreams
3. My Monkey Is Missing
4. Love SOmeone
5. Rainbow In My Heart
6. Rock, Rattle & Roll
7. Scale Of 10
8. You Me & The Moon
9. From Yawn 'Till Dawn
10. Sandman Shuffle
11. Dream With Me Tonight
12. Love Someone
13. Rainbow In My Heart
14. You & Me & The Moon
15. From Yawn' Till Dawn
Pintoy Butterfly Castanets
A great starter for budding musicians!
RDL Tambourine
Young musicians will love this!


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Qihoo 360 provides Anti-Virus and malware protections for endpoint devices including mobile.
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Hongyi Zhou and Xiangdong Qi co-founded Qihoo 360 in 2005. The company is headquartered in Beijing, China. The company reported $329M in revenue in 2012. It trades on the New York Stock Exchange and lists itself as the third biggest Internet company in China as measured by user base with 339 million monthly active Internet users.
Qihoo 360 offers Anti-Virus and Internet security solutions that can be grouped as follows:
• 360 Security Guardian– Internet security including virus and malware protection for Android, PC and Tablets
• 360 Internet Security – Helps catch and mitigate malicious links to Internet malware
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• 360 Antivirus: 360 - Free anti-virus software. It innovatively integrates five leading anti-kill engines
The company also offers free Android mobile security via download from Google Play. Specific products highlighted recently include 360 Browser, 360 Anywhere WiFi, and 360 Kids Guard and many more.
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Overview of the energy sources of electricity production in four important regions: Africa, China, Europe and the United States. A few observations jump out. First, it shows that fossil fuels are still a big part of the energy mix. Yet all regions are making progress, Europe most of all, with about 60% of being low-carbon (including nuclear. Second, the place of coal (the dirtiest of fuels) in the energy mix has either plateaued or declined in all regions, with a strong reduction in the US. Third, Europe and the US, with mature economies, show little growth, while Africa and China's electricity generation has grown rapidly. In China, that means that recent growth has been covered almost entirely by low-carbon sources. The fourth and final observation is that Africa lags far behind in electrification, owing to its generally lagging development. The silver lining is that wind and solar are distributed energy sources that can be installed without massive and expensive grids, allowing Africa to leap-frog 19th and 20th century technology.


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# promise.js

A lightweight javascript implementation of promises.

## Using the `Promise` Object

Promises provide an alternative to callback-passing. Asynchronous functions return a `Promise` object onto which callbacks can be attached.

Callbacks are attached using the `.then(callback)` method. They will be called when the promise is resolved.

```js
var p = asyncfoo(a, b, c);

p.then(function(error, result) {
    if (error) return;
    alert(result);
});
```

Asynchronous functions must resolve the promise with the `.done()` method when their task is done. This invokes the promise callback(s) with the same arguments that were passed to `.done()`.

```js
function asyncfoo() {

    var p = new promise.Promise();  /* (1) create a Promise */

    setTimeout(function() {
        p.done(null, "O hai!");     /* (3) resolve it when ready */
    }, 1000);

    return p;                       /* (2) return it */
}
```

## A Word on Callback Signatures

Although an arbitrary number of arguments are accepted for callbacks, the following signature is recommended: `callback(error, result)`.

The `error` parameter can be used to pass an error code such that `error != false` in case something went wrong; the `result` parameter is used to pass a value produced by the asynchronous task. This allows to write callbacks like this:

```js
function callback(error, result) {
    if (error) {
        /* Deal with error case. */
        ...
        return;
    }

    /* Deal with normal case. */
    ...
}
```

## Chaining Asynchronous Functions

There are two ways of chaining asynchronous function calls. The first one is to make the callback return a promise object and to chain `.then()` calls. Indeed, `.then()` returns a `Promise` that is resolved when the callback resolves its promise.

**Example:**

```js
function late(n) {
    var p = new promise.Promise();
    setTimeout(function() {
        p.done(null, n);
    }, n);
    return p;
}

late(100).then(
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 200);
    }
).then(
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 300);
    }
).then(
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 400);
    }
).then(
    function(err, n) {
        alert(n);
    }
);
```

The other option is to use `promise.chain()`. The function expects an array of asynchronous functions that return a promise each. `promise.chain()` itself returns a `Promise`.

```js
promise.chain([f1, f2, f3, ...]);
```

**Example:**

```js
function late(n) {
    var p = new promise.Promise();
    setTimeout(function() {
        p.done(null, n);
    }, n);
    return p;
}

promise.chain([
    function() {
        return late(100);
    },
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 200);
    },
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 300);
    },
    function(err, n) {
        return late(n + 400);
    }
]).then(
    function(err, n) {
        alert(n);
    }
);
```

## Joining Functions

    promise.join([p1, p2, p3, ...]);

`promise.join()` expects an array of `Promise` object and returns a `Promise` that will be resolved once all the arguments have been resolved. The callback will be passed an array containing the values passed by each promise, in the same order that the promises were given.

**Example**:

```js
function late(n) {
    var p = new promise.Promise();
    setTimeout(function() {
        p.done(null, n);
    }, n);
    return p;
}

promise.join([
    late(400),
    late(800)
]).then(
    function(results) {
        var res0 = results[0];
        var res1 = results[1];
        alert(res0[1] + " " + res1[1]);
    }
);
```

## AJAX Functions Included

Because AJAX requests are the root of much asynchrony in Javascript, promise.js provides the following functions:

```js
promise.get(url, data, headers)
promise.post(url, data, headers)
promise.put(url, data, headers)
promise.del(url, data, headers)
```

`data` *(optional)* : a {key: value} object or url-encoded string.

`headers` *(optional)* :  a {key: value} object (e.g. `{"Accept": "application/json"}`).

**Example**:

```js
promise.get('/').then(function(error, text, xhr) {
    if (error) {
        alert('Error ' + xhr.status);
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Sweet Rosie was very excited to be given the opportunity to design jewellery for the big screen. Having always wanted to be in the movies but couldn't act her way out of a paper bag this was the next best thing.
The brief was to design a pendant that looked enchanted and antique, something that would have been given as a token of love.
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I considered a cameo style or a locket but kept being drawn back to the universal sign of love – a heart. To achieve the enchanted effect the piece of silver was firstly etched with a gorgeous intricate design then pierced in the shape of a heart. A beautiful dark red garnet was then added to enhance the piece even more.
Finally to achieve the antique effect the pendant was oxidised, which blackens and highlights the etching to the highest standard.
Delighted with the end result I couldn't wait to show the producer who immediately said 'WOW, WOW, WOW'. To say I was chuffed would be an understatement.
I'm so pleased with this piece that matching items are now being developed and will be added to the website in the coming weeks.
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Life of Mrs. Eliza A. Seton, foundress and first superior of the Sisters or Daughters of Charity in the United States of America : with copious extracts from her writings, and an historical sketch of the sisterhood from its foundation to the present time.
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Life of Mrs. Eliza A. Seton, foundress and first superior of the Sisters or Daughters of Charity in the United States of America, with copious extracts from her writings, and an historical sketch of the sisterhood from its foundation to the present time.


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1 Who is Johnny Depp?
2 The Daughter of johnny Depp
3 The Son of johnny Depp
4 The Family of johnny Depp
Who is Johnny Depp?
Everybody has a family… or at least some semblance of a single. Inside this artist's instance, he's a household and a semblance of a single, it's a fantastic cocktail of insanity, devotion and cuteness. So with that said, allow 's meet Johnny Depp's daughter, son and the rest of his loved ones.
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The Daughter of johnny Depp
Since she had been a small woman, Johnny Depp's daughter was a hot subject. She's been in the limelight for quite a while so we're confident you're knowledgeable about the title Lily-Rose Depp. For all those who are't, we've got your back. She had been initially connected to Johnny Depp 1998 along with the connection eventually hit the stones a while in 2012. This 's all we will need to learn more about the mom of Johnny Depp's daughter for the time being, allow 's return to the subject at hand.It appears like showbiz runs in the household as Lily is now an American actress and model. Well her mother and dad are both from the market therefore it's really no surprise, in reality, it was anticipated. Lily first appeared at the film Tusk, along with her dad, her friendHarley Quinn Smith as well as the movie 's manager Kevin Smith. She moved on to reprise her character at a spin from this film Tusk named Yoga Hosers. She played with a more substantial part in this film because it had been concentrated on her and Harley Quinn Smith's characters. Expect to see more of her because she's set to reprise her Tusk and Yoga Hosers part in Moose Jaws. Johnny Depp's daughter is embarking on potential behaving ventures but 's not all she's in her portfolio. Lily-Roseposed to get a photo-shoot from the Australian magazine Oyster by Dana Boulos and Maggie Silverman at April 2015. She had been declared as a Chanel ambassador in September that year and modeled for the newest 's eye wear lineup. Along with this, she looked with Irish rapper Rejjie Snow in his own movie All Around the World, which premiered in October. It's likely you have heard she fought with anorexia previously, Lily is on the path to complete recovery now and is looking better than ever before.
The Son of johnny Depp
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We started by stating that everybody has a household or any semblance of one, so here's all that plus a tiny bit more. Let's begin right at the very best with Johnny Depp's father.First, we expect you know that Johnny's complete name is John Christopher Depp II. Therefore it just makes sense that his dad 's name could be John Christopher Depp Snr. For most aspect of his lifetime he had been a civil engineer. The celebrity 's dad was previously married toBetty Sue Palmer, however, both got divorced in 1978, when Johnny had been 15 years old. Johnny's mother, Betty Sue Palmer, was born in 1935 and passed away on May 20, 2016 in age 81. After she divorced Depp Snr., Betty got married to a guy called Robert Palmer, he passed away more than ten years back in 2000. Johnny was quite near his mom, so obviously her death ripped him apart. Based on ET, the 52-year-old celebrity has a tattoo of her name, 'Betty Sue, ' within a heart on his left wing he allegedly got from the late '80s, also in 1995, he bought a 43-acre Kentucky farm for his mom, spending almost $1 million. Her passing came in the stressful period when Johnny Depp was in the middle of a divorce conflict with Amber Heard. Along with his mother and his dad, Johnny has a brother and two sisters. So there we have it individuals, Johnny Depp's family.
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CLEVELAND — Center Zydrunas Ilgauskas has been visited in New York by several of his former Cleveland teammates who want him to re-sign with the Cavaliers.
The Cavs traded the 7-foot-3 Ilgauskas last month to Washington in a deal for forward Antawn Jamison. Ilgauskas bought out his contract from the Wizards, allowing him to sign with any other team after 30 days.
His agent, Herb Rudoy, said Ilgauskas also was visited by Cleveland general manager Danny Ferry.
Ilgauskas has drawn interest from other teams. Rudoy said he expects Ilgauskas, Cleveland's career leader in games played and rebounds, to make an announcement by the weekend. He can't sign until March 22.
Rudoy said that while Ilgauskas loves Cleveland, he was disappointed about being used as a "pawn" in the deal to get Jamison.


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Wiktor Barabasz (* 30. August 1855 in Bochnia; † 25. Juli 1928 in Krakau) war ein polnischer Pianist, Dirigent und Musikpädagoge.

Barabasz studierte ab etwa 1868 an der Musikschule der Musikgesellschaft Muza bei Kazimierz Hofman und Antoni Płachecki. Am Konservatorium der Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien setzte er seine Ausbildung in den Fächern Klavier bei Josef Dachs und Musiktheorie bei Franz Krenn fort. Nach seiner Rückkehr unterrichtete er bis zu seinem Tod an der Schule der Musikfreunde (ab 1888 Musikakademie Krakau). Nach dem Tod von Władysław Żeleński 1921 folgte er diesem als Rektor der Akademie nach.

1978 gründete er den Akademischen Chor in Krakau, den er bis 1919 leitete, 1888 ein Amateursinfonieorchester, mit dem er "Volkskonzerte" für arme Einwohner von Krakau veranstaltete. Zweimal (von 1886 bis 1909 und von 1918 bis 1921) war er künstlerischer Leiter der Krakauer Musikgesellschaft. In seiner Zeit als Rektor sanierte er die Musikakademie finanziell, stellte viele neue Pädagogen ein und leitete tiefgreifende Reformen ein.

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Saban Warns, There's More to a Team Than the Eye Test
By Larry Burton
Nick Saban warns both fans and reporters to take what you see with a grain of salt.
By: Larry Burton
While there will still be lots of nervous Alabama fans following the A Day game, it will mostly be focused on the fact that the man who will more than likely be the starting quarterback still will not have taken a snap from center in a Crimson uniform yet. The future for the offense overall however, no matter who is the signal caller is very bright.
And on defense, there are big, fast bruising bodies everywhere you look fighting for playing time. The abundant talent pool of capable defensive linemen and linebackers has many in the press thinking that there is no problem in this area.
But not so fast says Saban.
It's been a week since Saban told reporters inhis post practice press conference that he wasn't pleased with what he was seeing and chided a reporter who implied that the defense "appeared" deep in talent and was looking good. That reporter got an earful from Saban who said that things aren't always what they appear and that while "beauty" may have been in the eye of the beholding reporter, Saban himself wasn't very pleased.
"They've got a long way to go," Saban said last week. "I'm not satisfied with the way any of them are playing, if you want to know the truth about it. They've got to be more aggressive, physical, play with better leverage, hold the point better, rush the passer better."
Saturday, the Tide had a full speed scrimmage for the first time since preparing for their bowl game last season. Did Saban see anything that changed his mind with the big bruisers along the defensive line?
"Defensively, the first defense did a pretty good job, but after that the tackling wasn't what it needs to be," Saban said in his post scrimmage press conference. "I thought we made too many mental errors with too many other guys to get the kind of execution that we'd like to get on a consistent basis.
"I think every player should be thinking about the same thing: I'm not disappointed with where I'm at, but I'm also not satisfied with where I'm at. So we all need to take it one day at a time and do the things that we need to do to focus on the improvement that we need to make to become a better football team."
Trey DePriest was the standout of the group and that is something that pleases Saban and DePriest is not only stepping up his role as the vocal leader of the group, but backing it with up with solid play to serve as the example for others on the defense to follow. DePriest had 8 tackles to lead the defense.
But on defense, Saban still indicated that there was still a need to do more, especially for those players outside the most experienced and expected starters.
On offense however, Saban had nothing but praise. He was pleased with the play of quarterbacks, Blake Sims, who was 16 of 23 for 227 yards, Cooper Bateman, 14 of 25 passes for 102 yards and sophomore Alec Morris, who was 9 of 12 for 57 yards. He also heaped praise on the receiving corps and called out Amari Cooper and Christion Jones, who are the likely starters, along with DeAndrew White who is still not practicing due to a toe injury that is healing. Others who are coming along well like Chris Black and several young freshmen also show much promise.
And while we're talking about not jumping to conclusions on a depth chart at running back at this point, Kenyan Drake led all rushers with 60 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries. But there were four running backs, including Drake, who all pitched in at least 40 yards and had bright moments. But no one should read into these stats that there is a new starting running back. It was just a good day by a capable running back.
Overall, Saban seemed pleased with the first full speed scrimmage and his mood was better than just one week ago when he obviously was not so pleasant. "I really like the attitude of this team, in terms of how they go about what they try to do, how they work and the effort that they give, the mental and physical toughness they play with." he told reporters in the press conference.
In a side note, as can happen in full speed scrimmages, there were some knicks and bumps. Eddie Jackson was the most seriously injured after landing awkwardly in attempting to catch a pass. An MRI was done on Sunday and it is not known how long Jackson could be out. Saban said in the press conference that Jackson was one of the leading cornerbacks on the team and was having a "great spring" and was "probably our best corner."
Also injured was linebacker Reuben Foster, with a neck stinger that is not expected to limit his practice time, but may keep him from full contact for a few days. It is something he's done in the past and Saban feels confident that it's something that can be worked through. Foster was perhaps the leading candidate to take C.J. Moseley's spot at linebacker.
Larry is an award winning writer whose work has appeared in almost every college football venue. Now he primarily writes for Touchdown Alabama Magazine. Follow him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/LBSportswriter
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Montgomery County Schools Deploy Advanced Security Software
Montgomery County Schools in North Carolina and area law enforcement agencies will soon deploy an advanced software tool that enables faculty, staff and administrators throughout the district to communicate directly with police officers in the event of an emergency or security intrusion.
By partnering with Boston-based In Force Technology, LLC, the school district will be equipped with the IN FORCE911 desktop and mobile software application. The software will help significantly reduce police response time to buildings and specific locations inside buildings during a critical event at a school while addressing the communications barrier that unfortunately exists during active shooter incidents.
It is a software tool that school officials, police officers and the developers hope is never needed, however the leadership of the Montgomery County Schools believes that this level of preparation and sophistication could provide a vital link between those inside a school building and those rushing to help, when seconds count.
The IN FORCE911 app empowers school employees with the ability to launch an alert in seconds from their desktop or mobile device, rather than minutes, with the current 911 system. Rather than waiting for calls to route through statewide or county-wide dispatch systems, IN FORCE911 sends alerts and messages directly to the terminals and mobile devices of police officers in a specified area.
During an emergency, the alert is sent directly to the dispatch center, police cruisers and cell phones of officers with specific information, including the room of origin. It also opens a two-way chat dialogue, in real-time, allowing staff to communicate details of a threat or description of a suspect to first responders. Additionally, first responders are provided access to floor plans, security camera feeds and other emergency information to help them plan the best response.
"We are so excited to deploy In Force911 in Montgomery County Schools," Superintendent Dale Ellis said. "The safety of our students is always our top priority. When looking at alternatives to improve communication with staff during a critical incident response, In Force911 was the clear choice for our school system. We are excited to partner with them to help make our schools as safe as they can be."
Brandon Flanagan, president and CEO of In Force Technology said, "Reducing communication barriers in the event of an emergency has the potential to save lives and make a dramatic difference in the response time of first responders, and we're pleased to be able to work with Montgomery County Schools to deploy IN FORCE911 to that end. We hope this technology empowers staff within the district with the ability to contact and alert law enforcement immediately, if necessary."
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Stark aggregation customers reap lowest gas rates in program history
Tim Botos CantonRep.com staff writer @tbotosREP
Sep 9, 2015 at 4:03 PM Sep 9, 2015 at 4:08 PM
The rates for county residents living outside Stark's six cities are substantially lower than previous years.
Customers enrolled in Stark County's natural gas aggregation program should see lower bills this winter.
On Wednesday, county commissioners approved a resolution recognizing the new rates, through IGS Energy, effective for the November 2015 through October 2016 billing cycles.
"It's an incredible deal," said Commissioner Richard Regula.
The new rate is $3.29 per Mcf (1,000 cubic feet) for customers living in the Dominion East Ohio Service territory and $4.19 for those in the Columbia Gas territory. That's a 29.1 percent and 18.9 percent reduction, respectively, from current rates.
The aggregation program is available to all county residents who do not live inside any of Stark's six cities, according to County Administrator Brant Luther. Currently, more than 28,000 residential and commercial customers participate in the program.
In about two weeks, those already enrolled in aggregation will receive a letter explaining they can opt out; if they do nothing, they will remain enrolled under the new, lower rate. Those who are not in the program will get a letter with an offer to join.
Commissioners had previously given authority to their consultant, Mark Burns, of Independent Energy Consultants, to lock into the lowest rate he believed he could achieve.
The new rates are the lowest in the history of the county aggregation program, which began in 2004. An average home in northeast Ohio uses between 75 and 100 McFs of natural gas during a typical winter, according to a variety of sources on energy usage.
Also Wednesday, commissioners:
• Ordered flags flown at half-staff at county buildings on Friday (Sept. 11), as well as a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., to mark the anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks on the U.S.
• Adopted revised Stark County Metropolitan Sewer District rules and regulations, which had not been reviewed since 2009.
• Awarded a $60,995 construction contract to St. Clair/Pavlis Group, to remodel the reception and waiting areas of the Renkert Building, 300 Market Ave. N, for the Department of Job & Family Services.
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Four UGA faculty recognized for superior teaching efforts
by Sharron Hannon
Jeffrey Berejikian
Athens, Ga. – Four University of Georgia faculty have been named Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professors, the university's highest recognition for superior instruction at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
The 2012 Meigs Professors are:
• Jeffrey Berejikian, associate professor and director of graduate studies in the department of international affairs in the School of Public and International Affairs;
• William Finlay, professor and department head in sociology in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences;
• Jean Martin-Williams, professor of horn in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and director of the Lilly Teaching Fellows program at UGA; and,
• James Moore, Distinguished Research Professor in the department of large animal medicine in the College of Veterinary Medicine.
The announcement was made by Jere Morehead, senior vice president for academic affairs and provost, whose office administers the Meigs program. Morehead is himself a Meigs Professor, having received the award in 2001. The professorships are named for the man who in 1801 became the second president-and sole professor-of Georgia's fledgling state university.
"This year's Meigs Professors have made significant contributions to undergraduate and graduate instruction at UGA and are very deserving of this recognition," Morehead said. "I want to thank the administrators, faculty and current and former students who took the time to write letters of support for these candidates, as well as the committee of faculty and students who selected the award winners."
Berejikian is described by students and colleagues as a dynamic and demanding teacher with a knack for engaging students whether he is delivering a traditional lecture or using more unconventional teaching methods. For one course, he uses a computer-based simulation in which teams of students manage their own countries and make policy decisions. "This allowed us to have as close to a first-hand experience creating grand strategy as one can get without working from the Oval Office," noted a student who took the course.
Berejikian has served as director of graduate studies for his department since 2004 and was the driving force in establishing a new Masters in International Policy degree. He also works with students in UGA's Summer Undergraduate Research Program and taught a First-Year Odyssey Seminar.
William Finlay
Finlay joined the sociology department in 1988 and has served as department head since 2002. Known by his colleagues as a dedicated teacher who makes a long-term difference in the lives of his students, he creates an environment where good teaching is valued, according to Linda Renzulli, an associate professor in sociology and one of many faculty in the department to win major teaching awards during his tenure as department head.
In addition to serving as a mentor to other faculty, he has written about teaching and learning and has contributed to the academic climate at the university by serving on academic honesty panels and review boards. Finlay also has been actively involved in study abroad programs for more than two decades and in 2008 initiated a summer study abroad program in his native South Africa that he continues to co-direct.
Jean Martin-Williams
Martin-Williams, principal teacher of horn and chair of the Brass Area in the Hodgson School of Music, came to UGA in 1990 as the first female tenure-track faculty member in woodwinds, brass and percussion. Throughout her teaching career, she has performed as a professional horn player in 14 countries and major venues such as Carnegie Hall. "In modeling that role for her students, she creates an environment for aspiring to excellence," said Dale Monson, director of the Hodgson School of Music, who nominated her for the award. Through her professional connections, she has engaged major performers to come to campus and interact with students in master classes and performances.
In addition to carrying a heavy teaching load, Martin-Williams has volunteered to lead Franklin College Freshman Seminars, Honors Seminars and, most recently, one of the new First-Year Odyssey seminars, after serving on the committee that developed the proposal for the university-wide FYO initiative. As director of the Lilly Teaching Fellows program, she has helped young faculty develop skills for effective teaching and been a mentor to them, as she is to her students.
Moore, an equine surgeon, has taught in the classroom, the teaching hospital of the College of Veterinary Medicine and in the research laboratory over the course of his 30-year career at UGA. He has been involved with students at all levels-from undergraduates gaining research experience in his lab, to DVM students, interns and residents, to post-DVM graduate students he mentors.
Recognizing that students were having difficulty conceptualizing the complexity of equine gastrointestinal disorders, he pursued funding to develop The Glass Horse, a 3-D animation that is now used internationally to teach this subject. With multiple UGA colleagues, he currently is developing computer-animated learning tools for middle school and high school students. "His ability to recognize an obstacle to learning and attack it in a creative way is the hallmark of Dr. Moore's dedication to learning," wrote Dean Sheila Allen in her nomination letter.
The Meigs Awards were presented for the first time in 1982 and honored two professors every year through 1988. The awards program was expanded and enhanced in 1989 to recognize up to five faculty annually. The award was changed to a professorship in 2004 to provide continuing recognition for faculty who receive the honor and convey the university's commitment to classroom instruction and the value placed on the student learning experience.
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Presumptions Broad and Narrow
Authors Antony Duff
In this response to my five critics, I note the strength of the arguments in favour of treating the presumption of innocence as a narrow, legal presumption that operates only within the criminal process; but I then try to make clearer my reasons for talking of different presumptions of innocence (moral, rather than legal, presumptions) outside the criminal process, in other contexts in which issues of criminal guilt or innocence arise – presumptions that guide or are expressed in the conduct of the state's officials towards its citizens, and of citizens towards each other. Once we look at these other contexts in which criminal guilt and innocence (of past and future crimes) are at stake, we can see the importance of civic trust as a practical attitude that citizens owe to each other; and the fruitfulness of examining the various normative roles that citizens may have to play in relation to the criminal law.
Antony Duff
Antony Duff holds the Russell M and Elizabeth M Bennett Chair in the University of Minnesota Law School, and is a Professor Emeritus of the Department of Philosophy, University of Stirling.
The Presumption of Innocence
Authors Anne Ruth Mackor and Vincent Geeraets
Anne Ruth Mackor is Professor of Professional Ethics, in particular of legal professions, at the University of Groningen.
Vincent Geeraets
Vincent Geeraets is Lecturer at the Faculty of Law of the VU University Amsterdam.
The Meaning of the Presumption of Innocence for Pre-trial Detention
An Empirical Approach
Keywords pre-trial detention practice, presumption of guilt, incapacitation, presumption of innocence
Authors Lonneke Stevens
The presumption of innocence (PoI) is considered to be an important principle for regulating pre-trial detention. The idea is that pre-trial detention should be a last resort. However, pre-trial detention practice demonstrates that pre-trial detention does not function on the basis of a presumption of innocence but rather from a presumption of guilt and dangerousness. It must be concluded that, with regard to pre-trial detention, the PoI has a rather limited normative effect.
Lonneke Stevens
Lonneke Stevens is Associate Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at VU University Amsterdam.
Retributivist Arguments against Presuming Innocence
Answering to Duff
Keywords broad presumption of innocence, retributivism, punishment of innocents, vicarious liability of car owners, drink-driving tests of non-suspects
Authors Alwin A. van Dijk
Factors justifying not presuming innocence are generally incorporated into the Presumption of Innocence (PoI). A confusing discourse has resulted: numerous guilt-presuming acts are deemed consistent with the PoI. I argue for an unusually broad PoI: any act that might convey to a reasonable actor that he is not presumed innocent of a punishable offence constitutes a PoI interference. Thus, academic debate need only be about the question what PoI interferences are justifiable or unjustifiable. This question must be answered using pro- and anti-PoI values. I analyse three PoI interferences in relation to Duff's retributivist punishment theory: presumptions of guilt, vicarious liability of car owners and coercing non-suspects into proving their sobriety. Retributivists tend to castigate such procedures based on their (supposed) consequentialist rationale. I argue, however, that they might also be justified on retributivist grounds. The retributivist anti-PoI duty to punish the guilty may be the worst enemy of innocents.
Alwin A. van Dijk
Alwin A. van Dijk is Assistant Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Groningen.
There is Only One Presumption of Innocence
Keywords burden of proof, German law, procedural rights, pretrial detention
Authors Thomas Weigend
Antony Duff proposes a comprehensive concept of the presumption of innocence, covering the period before, during and after a criminal process, both in an official (state vs. individual) and a non-official, civic sense. By that broad usage, the concept of presumption of innocence is getting blurred and risks losing its contours. I therefore suggest to keep separate matters separate. The presumption of innocence in the narrow sense that I suggest applies only where there exists a suspicion that an individual has committed a criminal offence. The important function of the presumption of innocence in that situation is to prevent an over-extension of state power against the individual under suspicion before that suspicion has been confirmed to be true beyond a reasonable doubt. A general presumption that all people abide by the law at all times is neither warranted nor necessary. It is not warranted because experience tells us that many people break some laws sometimes. And it is not necessary because a system of civil liberties is sufficient to protect us against official or social overreach based on a suspicion that we may commit crimes.
Thomas Weigend
Thomas Weigend is Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Cologne.
Presumption of Innocence Versus a Principle of Fairness
A Response to Duff
Keywords rules, principles, fairness, PoI
Authors Magnus Ulväng
In my response to Duff I focus mainly on the following two issues. Firstly, I examine what kind of a norm the presumption of innocence (PoI) really is and how it ontologically differs from other types of rules, principles, rationales, etc. My tentative conclusion is that a PoI does not suffice the requirement of being a dogmatic rule and, thus, has less weight than what Duff perhaps assumes.
Secondly, I examine what role the concept of innocence plays in the debate on fundamental (moral and legal) principles and the underlying rationales of a criminal law system. Although I am sympathetic to much of what Duff purports in his plea for civic trust and a parsimonious use of criminal law, I am reluctant to believe that it is really a broader version of a PoI that warrants the kind of morally decent criminal law system that he suggests normatively ought to be. In my view, most of what Duff wants to ascribe to the PoI can be derived from a principle of fairness which, in my view, is already embedded in the fundamentals of criminal law doctrine.
Magnus Ulväng
Magnus Ulväng is Professor of Criminal Law at Uppsala University.
On Presuming Innocence
Is Duff's Civic Trust Principle in Line with Current Law, Particularly the European Convention on Human Rights?
Keywords Presumption of innocence, Art. 6(2) ECHR, Duff's civic trust
Authors Geert Knigge
Duff sets out to present, not theoretical concepts, but 'real' principles that underlie positive law. This paper examines whether Duff's analysis really reflects current law. To that end, this paper analyses the case law of the European Court on Human Rights. As far as his preposition that there are many presumptions of innocence is concerned, Duff seems to be right. In the case law of the European Court different presumptions can be discerned, with different rationales. However, these presumptions are a far cry from the trust principle Duff advocates. Indeed, a principle that prescribes trust cannot be found in the Court's case law. There might be a unifying principle but if so this principle is about respect for human dignity rather than trust. This analysis serves as a basis for criticism. It is argued that the approach Duff proposes is in tension with the Court's case law in several respects.
Geert Knigge
Geert Knigge is Advocate General of the Supreme Court of the Netherlands and Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Groningen.
Who Must Presume Whom to Be Innocent of What?
This paper explores the roles that the presumption of innocence (PoI) can play beyond the criminal trial, in other dealings that citizens may have with the criminal law and its officials. It grounds the PoI in a wider notion of the civic trust that citizens owe each other, and that the state owes its citizens: by attending to the roles that citizens may find themselves playing in relation to the criminal law (such roles as suspect, defendant, convicted offender and 'ex-offender'), we can see both how a PoI protects us, beyond the confines of the trial, against various kinds of coercion, and how that PoI is modified or qualified as we acquire certain roles. To develop and illustrate this argument, I pay particular attention to the roles of defendant (both during the trial and while awaiting trial) and of 'ex-offender,' and to the duties that such roles bring with them.
Private law and ethical life
Honneth on legal freedom and its pathologies
Keywords Honneth, Hegel, social freedom, legal freedom, law, pathologies
Authors Jan Ph. Broekhuizen
In Das Recht der Freiheit Axel Honneth develops his concept of social freedom. In this article I discuss Honneth's project and critique one of its crucial aspects: Honneth's views on the disruptive role of legal freedom in our society and its dependent relation to the sphere of social freedom. I argue that in his attempt in Das Recht der Freiheit to reactualize Hegel's discourse on the realization of freedom for our time, Honneth risks mistranslating Hegel's discourse of 'right' by denying the sphere of legal relations a constitutive role for true freedom, and that because of this Honneth's own theory of social freedom suffers: it becomes less clear whether it can still offer helpful insights into the proper place of legal freedom in our society.
Jan Ph. Broekhuizen
Jan Broekhuizen is an attorney (advocaat) in Amsterdam and a deputy judge at the Court of Appeals in Den Bosch (the Netherlands). He holds degrees in both law and philosophy.
Rechtspraak en waarheid in Aischylos' Oresteia en Yael Farbers Molora
Keywords Oresteia, tragedy, conflict resolution, truth and reconciliation commission, restorative justice
Authors Lukas van den Berge
This article explores the themes of injustice and dehumanization in Aeschylus' Oresteia and Yael Farber's Molora, in which the story of the Oresteia is dramatized against the backdrop of post-apartheid South Africa. It is argued that both plays depict wrongdoers and victims alike as social outcasts. Thus, they can both be described with Paul Ricoeur as 'sketches of a man,' not being able to live up to their full human potential. Borrowing from Ricoeur's legal philosophy, it is then explained how public trials and hearings help them to reintegrate into society, in which they can regain their full humanity.
Lukas van den Berge
Lukas van den Berge is researcher at the Montaigne Centre for Judicial Administration and Conflict Resolution of Utrecht University (the Netherlands), where he prepares a dissertation on the theory of administrative procedural law.
Luigi Corrias, The Passivity of Law. Competence and Constitution in The European Body Politic
Authors Stef Feyen
Stef Feyen
Stef Feyen (LL.M., Harvard) is a Researcher for the Flemish Research Foundation (FWO) affiliated to the Institute for Constitutional Law at KU Leuven. He prepares a dissertation on the most adequate representation of constitutional interpretation in Europe.
Absolute Positivism
Keywords jurisprudence, legal positivism, Hans Kelsen, pure theory of law
Authors Christoph Kletzer
The paper argues that we miss the point and strength of Kelsen's Pure Theory of Law if we take it to drive a middle way between reductionism and moralism. Rather conversely, the Pure Theory is a radical theory. It tries to overcome the opposition between reductionism and moralism by making clear that both opponents rest on the same ill-conceived convictions about legal validity. Both take it that the law cannot be normative by itself. In contrast, the Pure Theory tries to find a new approach to the understanding of law that takes seriously the constitutive functions of law. It tries to understand the validity of law as resting in law itself. As such it is an attempt to find a philosophically satisfactory formulation of what can be called absolute positivism.
Christoph Kletzer
Christoph Kletzer is a Senior Lecturer at the Dickson Poon School of Law at King's College in London.
The Wisdom of Juries?
Authors Morag Goodwin
Morag Goodwin
Morag Goodwin is Associate Professor in International Law at Tilburg Law School.
Daniel Augenstein (ed.), 'Integration through Law' Revisited. The Making of the European Polity
Authors Luigi Corrias
Luigi Corrias
Luigi Corrias is Assistant Professor of Legal Philosophy at VU University Amsterdam.
Pauline Westerman, Recht als raadsel. Een inleiding in de rechtsfilosofie
Authors Anna Johannes and Jaap Zwart
Anna Johannes
Anna Johannes is Lecturer at the Department of Legal Theory, VU University Amsterdam.
Jaap Zwart
Jaap Zwart is Lecturer at the Department of Legal Theory, VU University Amsterdam.
Thomas Mertens, Mens & mensenrechten. Basisboek rechtsfilosofie
Authors Paul De Hert
Paul De Hert
Paul De Hert is Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussels (VUB) and head of the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Law. He is also the Director of the VUB's Research Group on Fundamental Rights (FRC).
Avishai Margalit, On Compromise and Rotten Compromises
Authors Bertjan Wolthuis
Bertjan Wolthuis
Bertjan Wolthuis is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of VU University Amsterdam.
Kristen Rundle, Forms Liberate. Reclaiming the Jurisprudence of Lon Fuller
Authors Thomas Mertens
Thomas Mertens is Professor of Philosophy of Law at Radboud University Nijmegen.
(Neo)liberalisme, geïnstitutionaliseerd wantrouwen en onderzoekssubsidies
Authors Carel Smith
Carel Smith
Carel Smith is Associate Professor of Legal Philosophy at Leiden University.
'God hath given the world to men in common'
Grenzen aan privé-eigendom in geval van nood en verspilling in het middeleeuwse en vroegmoderne natuurrecht
Keywords natural law, property, rights of the poor, extreme necessity, necessitas urgens et evidens
Authors Marc de Wilde
This article examines what limitations to private property John Locke recognizes to protect the rights of the poor. As has been pointed out in the literature, Locke's ideas on the limitations to private property have been influenced by medieval discussions about the rights of the poor and the principle of extreme necessity. Confirming this interpretation, the article shows that Locke borrows the distinction between 'ordinary need' and 'evident and urgent necessity' from Thomas Aquinas. Taking position in a debate among Grotius and Pufendorf, Locke argues that the poor have a natural right to the 'surplus' of somebody else's possessions, and that this right becomes legally enforceable in case of 'evident and urgent necessity.'
Marc de Wilde
Marc de Wilde is Professor of Legal Theory at the University of Amsterdam.


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NPTA states be the largest pharmacy technician association. It can be a good approach to start in the event you need a heads up around the most recent improvements around the pharmaceutical sector, general info on online pharmacies, as well as the most effective prices. Our Canada pharmacy warns patients of deteriorating health connected with pain after radiation and experiencing pathological fractures. Understanding the basic principles of global positioning satellites along with their operation opens doors to understand their dynamics, uses as well as how to apply fractional treatments to your everyday life. You'll never see commercials for generic medications, but i am not saying they're not available, doing a similar exact thing his or her brand counterparts, only for the lot less money.
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Steller's Eider Breeding Distribution
Nests on grassy edges of tundra lakes and ponds, or within drained lake basins (Soothill and Whitehead 1978); occasionally on barren rocky tundra, ridges, islands or peninsulas (Fredrickson 2001). Nests located in dry moss or in depressions between grassy hummocks (Soothill and Whitehead 1978). Preferred habitat on Lena Delta, Russia, and in Barrow, Alaska, region is moss-lichen polygonal tundra (Pihl 1999, Quakenbush et al. 1995). Generally, choose nesting habitat within 20 to 30 km of the coast but have been reported as far as 100 to 150 km inland (Fredrickson 2001). Females with broods near Barrow were documented using ponds and streams with emergent pendant grass or sedges, and were also observed in blooming cotton grass (Eriphorum sp.) (Quakenbush et al. 1995). Deeper parts of ponds with emergent vegetation serve as important escape cover for ducklings (Fredrickson 2001).
Fredrickson, L. H. 2001. Steller's eider: Polysticta stelleri. In The Birds of North America, No. 571, (A. Poole and F. Gill, eds.). The Birds of North America, Inc., Philadelphia, PA.
Pihl, S. (compiler). 1999. European species action plan for Steller's Eider (Polysticta stelleri). Final draft, September 1999. Prepared by BirdLife International on behalf of the European Commission. 37pp. Available at: http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/nature/directive/birdactionplan/polystictastelleri.htm. Accessed 23 November 2000.
Quakenbush, L. T., R. S. Suydam, K. T. Fluetsch, C. L. Donaldson. 1995. Breeding biology of Steller's Eiders nesting near Barrow, Alaska, 1991-1994. Ecological Services, Fairbanks, Alaska, USFWS, Technical Report NAES-TR-95-03. 53 pp.
Soothill, E., and P. Whitehead. 1978. Wildfowl of the world. Peerage Books, London.


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Over the next few months, commuters and pedestrians will be exposed to a wide-spread national PPC Cement Taxi Campaign implemented by leading transit media company Transit Ads™.
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Aldo Rossi (Milan, May 3, 1931 - Milan, September 4, 1997) was one of the greatest Italian architects of the 1980's. His Molteni Group collaboration marked his passage from masterful architect to an industrial designer. He created models and furnishings for the Museum of Maastricht, the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa and the reconstruction of the Teatro La Fenice in Venice. Aldo Rossi designed items that were destined to become icons of the 20th century.
"Perhaps it is snobbery but the more I see the world, the more I feel being a citizen of it and the more I want to go back to the old way of things"


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using NUnit.Framework;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Playnite.Tests
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class PlayniteUriHandlerTests
    {
        [Test]
        public void BasicProcessingTest()
        {
            var uri = @"playnite://linkutilities/AddLink/https%3A%2F%2Fxyz.de%2Fabc/Test 33";
            var (source, arguments) = PlayniteUriHandler.ParseUri(uri);
            Assert.AreEqual("linkutilities", source);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, arguments.Length);
            Assert.AreEqual("AddLink", arguments[0]);
            Assert.AreEqual("https://xyz.de/abc", arguments[1]);
            Assert.AreEqual("Test 33", arguments[2]);

            uri = @"playnite://test/arg1/arg2/arg3";
            (source, arguments) = PlayniteUriHandler.ParseUri(uri);
            Assert.AreEqual("test", source);
            Assert.AreEqual(3, arguments.Length);
            Assert.AreEqual("arg1", arguments[0]);
            Assert.AreEqual("arg2", arguments[1]);
            Assert.AreEqual("arg3", arguments[2]);
        }
    }
}