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Free School Meals (FSM)
To qualify for Free School Meals you must receive at least one of the following benefits:
Qualifying Benefits:
Free school meals are available to pupils in receipt of, or whose parents are in receipt of, one or more of the following benefits:
Universal Credit (provided you have an annual net earned income of no more than £7,400, as assessed by earnings from up to three of your most recent assessment periods)
Income-based Jobseeker's Allowance
Income-related Employment and Support Allowance
Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
The guarantee element of Pension Credit
Child Tax Credit (provided you're not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190)
Working Tax Credit run-on - paid for four weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit
In addition, the following pupils will be protected against losing their free school meals as follows:
From 1 April 2018, all existing free school meals claimants will continue to receive free school meals whilst Universal Credit is rolled out. This will apply even if their earnings rise above the new threshold during that time.
In addition, any child gaining eligibility for free school meals after 1 April 2018 will be protected against losing free school meals during the Universal Credit rollout period.
Once Universal Credit is fully rolled out, any existing claimants that no longer meet the eligibility criteria at that point (because they are earning above the threshold or are no longer a recipient of Universal Credit) will continue to receive free school meals until the end of their current phase of education (i.e. primary or secondary.
The Universal Credit rollout is currently expected to complete in March 2023.
What if I don't receive one of the above benefits?
During the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the government are temporarily extending free school meal eligibility to include some children of groups who have no recourse to public funds (NRPF).
These groups are:
children of Zambrano carers
children of families with no recourse to public funds with a right to remain in the UK on grounds of private and family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights
children of families receiving support under Section 17 of the Children Act 1989 who are also subject to a no recourse to public funds restriction
These groups are also subject to a maximum household earnings threshold of £7,400 per annum.
We are also temporarily extending eligibility to:
children of a subset of failed asylum seekers supported under Section 4 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
This group is not subject to a maximum household earnings threshold.
How do I register for Free School Meals?
To claim a free school meal you should phone or email Regents Park Community Primary School with the following details:
Child's full name
Child's class
Your husband/wife/spouse/partner's full name
Your husband/wife/spouse/partner's National Insurance number
Your husband/wife/spouse/partner's date of birth
The email address is: enquiry@rgntpark.bham.sch.uk
My Free School Meal application has been unsuccessful but my child attends infant school and is in Reception, Year 1 or Year 2?
As your child is an infant pupil they will still qualify for Universal Infant Free School Meals because you have registered.
Your completed online registration will assist the school in identifying extra funding via Pupil Premium which will benefit the school. We will also re-check your details periodically in case your claim for free meals becomes successful at a later date.
My Child Attends Nursery School. Can I apply for Free School Meals?
If your child is receiving education either side of the lunch period you can claim free school meals when your child attends for a full day.
It must be a school nursery as free meals are not available at private nurseries. Universal Infant Free Meals do not begin until your child reaches Infant School (Reception, Year 1 and Year 2).
How can I ensure that my child is provided with a healthy meal?
Menus and information about Regents Park freshly prepared meals are available on our school meals page https://www.rgntpark.bham.sch.uk/school-meal-menus/.
Will I be required to provide proof of benefits when I make a claim?
When you make a claim with the School you will not be asked for proof of benefits. Your entitlement will be checked against our Eligibility Checking Service which is provided by the Department for Education. If for any reason you are receiving a qualifying benefit but this cannot be confirmed we may in a few cases have to ask for current paper proof of entitlement.
I receive Universal Credit but I also receive other benefits as well, will I be eligible for a Free School Meal?
As long as your net earned income is no more than £7400 as assessed by earnings from up to three of your most recent assessment periods then you will be eligible.
My child is currently getting a Free School Meal but my circumstances have changed, will my child lose their meal?
If you are currently eligible for a Free School Meal due to the roll out of Universal Credit your child's free school meal eligibility will be protected until March 2023 and if they are then still in education they will be protected until the end of their school phase i.e. primary or secondary.
2 of my children currently get a free meal but I will be applying for my youngest child who starts school in September 2018 and my circumstances have changed, will my youngest child be eligible?
As your two older children are already receiving a free school meal, due to the roll out of Universal Credit their eligibility will be protected until March 2023 and if they are then still in education they will be protected until the end of their school phase i.e. primary or secondary.
Your youngest child will not be eligible if your circumstances have changed as they are a new claim so therefore not already protected. If your circumstances change again and you reapply for your youngest child, that child will then be eligible and will then be protected the same as your older children.
I receive Working Tax Credit but my income is below £16,190 can I still claim FSM?
If there is any Working Tax being received in your home, regardless of income unfortunately you are not entitled to claim free school meals.
Is it true that I can claim FSM if I lose my job, even though I receive Working Tax Credit?
If you are receiving Working Tax Credit during a 4 week `run-on' period after your employment has ceased, you can claim Free School Meals. During the 4 week `run-on' period it is anticipated that you will either rapidly reclaim another qualifying benefit or find new employment.
Due to the roll out of Universal Credit, when the four week `run-on' finishes your free meals will now continue until at least March 2023 as your entitlement will be protected even if your circumstances change. Your information will be entered into the Eligibility Checking Service and once that system has confirmed your eligibility your child will receive a Free School Meal.
How will I be advised of the outcome of my online application?
When your application has been processed you will be sent an email or phone call from a member of the school office staff to advise you of the outcome.
If you do not receive notification within 5 working days, please contact the school office.
Please remember to check your junk / spam email folder just in case the email has been redirected incorrectly.


HamiltonViews > Forum > Hamilton Ontario City Issues > Urban and Rural issues > Subsidize Hamilton Farmers?
drivers can park the first hour free?
focus on the selling of produce. If the latter is more inline with the facts perhaps the city need to reexamine it's feasibility.
serves to draw local farmers and their produce to this City?
accessible or fails to meet the needs of local farmers by enlarge.


Greer State Bank has donated $5,000 to the Taylors Free Medical Clinic and is partnering at the annual banquet on Tuesday, April 29.
"Our relationship with Greg Sisk and Greer State Bank is an important asset to us. It is nice to work with a bank that is so rooted in the community and passionate about what we do," stated Karen Salerno, Executive Director, of the clinic.
The Bob Jones Academy Forensics Team was named State 1A Champions in Speech and Debate for the eighth consecutive year during the South Carolina Forensic Coaches Association State Championship at Mauldin High School last weekend.
The BJA team was fourth overall and its coaches, Chuck and Gail Nicholas, were honored as the 1A Coaches of the Year.


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Q: Why is ribbon items not showing on the window? I'm developing an app, using .NET Core 3.1. adding reference to Fluent Ribbon but when I write some XAML nothing shows.
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        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
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                                    <fluent:Button Header="Save Database" Foreground="Black" />
                                    <fluent:Button Header="Do something" Foreground="Black" />
                                </WrapPanel>
                                <fluent:TextBox Header="Database Name" Text="Your Database" Foreground="Black"/>
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                </fluent:Backstage>
            </fluent:Ribbon.Menu>
        </fluent:Ribbon>
    </Grid>
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Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

A: You don't seem to have added any items to the Ribbon. You have only set the Menu property.
Try to add a RibbonTabItem to the Ribbon as they do in this basic setup:
<Fluent:RibbonWindow x:Class="MyFirstRibbonProject.MyFirstWindow"
                     xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
                     xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
                     xmlns:Fluent="urn:fluent-ribbon"
                     Title="My first RibbonWindow"
                     Width="800"
                     Height="600">
    <Grid>
        <Grid.RowDefinitions>
            <RowDefinition Height="Auto" />
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        <Fluent:Ribbon Grid.Row="0">
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            <Fluent:Ribbon.Menu>
                <Fluent:Backstage>
                </Fluent:Backstage>
            </Fluent:Ribbon.Menu>

            <!--Tabs-->
            <Fluent:RibbonTabItem Header="Home">
                <Fluent:RibbonGroupBox Header="Group">
                    <Fluent:Button Header="Green"
                                Icon="Resource-Path to your small icon for this button"
                                LargeIcon="Resource-Path to your large icon for this button" />
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                                Icon="Resource-Path to your small icon for this button"
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                </Fluent:RibbonGroupBox>
            </Fluent:RibbonTabItem>
        </Fluent:Ribbon>

        <Grid Grid.Row="1">
            <TextBlock>My first window containing a Ribbon and something else.</TextBlock>
        </Grid>
    </Grid>
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I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #10175044). Please send me more information regarding #205 2350 Stillingfleet Road, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1W3X9. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of #205 2350 Stillingfleet Road, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1W3X9 (MLS® #10175044). Thank you!


The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) plans a summit, or at least a "celebration" in Washington, D.C., April 4, 2019, to mark 70 years since its creation on April 4, 1949.
A peace festival is being planned to advocate the abolition of NATO, the promotion of peace, the redirection of resources to human and environmental needs, the demilitarization of our cultures, and the commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech against war on April 4, 1967, as well as his assassination on April 4, 1968.
MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj is conducting a series of round tables with stakeholders across Canada on his Private Member's Motion, M-163, to appoint a Canadian Ambassador for Women, Peace & Security.
A new report just released claims NATO armed forces in their treatment of teenage recruits "may violate international law".
Recruitment and training practices "exploit young people".
The report, Why 18 Matters, by the human rights group Child Soldiers International, examines recruitment and training practices of economically developed states, drawing on over 200 academic and official sources and the testimony of recruits. It shows how nations capitalise on the social, economic and psychological vulnerabilities of disadvantaged adolescents to meet recruiting targets. The authors claim these states may be violating their commitments under international law.
Young people considering a military career face misinformation, weak consent arrangements, routine ill-treatment during training, and an unacceptable risk of mental health problems as a result of joining too young, according to this new report into the enlistment of teenagers.
Examining the situation in Canada the report's researchers highlighted "the deep-seated hierarchical nature of military culture, and the degree to which emphasis on the values of obedience, conformity and respect for superiors can lead to abuses of power, [and] the susceptibility of junior members to negative social influence". In Canada, Germany, the UK and the US there is an increased risk of violent behaviour among young recruits.
Child Soldiers International is an international human rights organisation established in 1998 to end the recruitment, use and exploitation of children below the age of 18 by armed forces and military groups worldwide. It campaigns for a global minimum enlistment age of at least 18 years. Read more at http://www.child-soldiers.org.
This just in from the Basel Peace Office!
You are invited to participate in an exciting action: Count the Nuclear Weapons Money.
One trillion dollars is being allocated over the next ten years to modernize the nuclear arsenals of nine countries.The corporations making these weapons lobby for increased spending on nuclear weapons, stimulating the nuclear arms race and increasing the risk of a nuclear war.
Count the Nuclear Weapons Money will demonstrate the scale of this investment, and how it could instead be devoted to peace and humanitarian needs. While governments meet at the United Nations in New York for the first ever United Nations High-Level Conference on Nuclear Disarmament, we will be outside the UN counting one million specially designed notes each of $1 million value, adding up to $1 trillion.
Between May 10-16 we will count money ($100 million per minute, $6 billion per hour, $146 billion per day for seven days). While counting we will highlight economic, social and environmental areas in which this money could instead be invested.
We have parliamentarians, civil society leaders, artists, sports stars, musicians, activists, religious leaders, youth, war veterans and others signed up to count the money for 20-30 minutes each. Click here to sign-up as a money counter.
This action is part of Move the Nuclear Weapons Money, a global campaign to cut nuclear weapons budgets, divest from nuclear weapons corporations and move the money to meet areas of human need, such as ending poverty, protecting the climate, supporting renewable energy, creating jobs, and providing adequate healthcare, housing and education for all.
The campaign was launched in October 2016 by the International Peace Bureau, World Future Council and Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament. Conscious Canada supports this campaign along with many other organisations and networks working in cooperation with the Global Campaign on Military Spending.
Conscience Canada has recently become a member of the International Peace Bureau.
The IPB is dedicated to a vision of the world without war. For more than 125 years the IPB has worked on a wide range of peace promotion topics, including nuclear weapons, the arms trade and other aspects of disarmament; peace education and creating a culture of peace; women and peacemaking; peace history; as well as related themes such as international law and human rights.
Conscience Canada shares IBP's vision and its belief that by reducing funding for the military, significant amounts of money can be released for social projects, domestically or abroad, which can lead to the fulfillment of real human needs and the protection of the environment.
More information about the International Peace Bureau can be found on the IBP website. The IPB newsletters are there along with info on other publications, activities, and their Youth Network.
You can get white poppies via?http://www.peacepoppies.ca?(which has instructions on how to make your own) and?http://echecalaguerre.org/agir/campagne-2017-coquelicot-blanc/?.
For more information, you might like to read this article: Personal and Public Remembrance: http://peacemagazine.org/archive/v29n4p27.htm? or consult our "Remembrance Day Education kit" under "resources" on this website or visit the Peace Pledge Union site:?http://ppu.org.uk?.


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Paracentrobia tomaspidis is een vliesvleugelig insect uit de familie Trichogrammatidae. De wetenschappelijke naam is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1932 door Pickles.

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This story is protected by international copyright law, all rights not expressly waived are reserved by its author. Lilo and Stitch By: Stitch Lilo entered her house and dropped her backpack on the floor. Her sister was at work, so Lilo knew she was home alone. She walked into the bathroom and closed the door.


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using Newtonsoft.Json;
using System;
using TopinFrassi.GraphTheories.Graphs;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using TopinFrassi.GraphTheories.Graphs.Edges;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using TopinFrassi.GraphTheories.Graphs.GraphBuilders;
using TopinFrassi.Utilities;

namespace TopinFrassi.GraphTheories.Services.Serialization
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Application service used for serialization/hashing
    /// </summary>
    public class GraphSerializationService : IGraphSerializationService
    {
        private readonly IHashingFactory _hashingFactory;

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the
        /// <see cref="TopinFrassi.GraphTheories.Services.Serialization.GraphSerializationService"/> class.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="hashingFactory">The hashing factory used for hashing methods. Cannot be null.</param>
        public GraphSerializationService(IHashingFactory hashingFactory)
        {
            if (hashingFactory == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("hashingFactory");

            _hashingFactory = hashingFactory;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Serializes a Graph to Json
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The serialized graph</returns>
        /// <param name="graph">The graph. Cannot be null.</param>
        public string JsonSerialize(IGraph graph)
        {
            if (graph == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("graph");

            return Graph.Serialize(graph).ToString();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Deserialized a string to a Graph
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The resulting graph</returns>
        /// <param name="jsonGraph">Json representation of the Graph</param>
        public IGraph JsonDeserialize(string jsonGraph)
        {
            if (jsonGraph == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("jsonGraph");

            return Graph.Deserialize(jsonGraph);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Computes an Hash for a Graph
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>The hash for the graph</returns>
        /// <param name="graph">The graph to hash. Cannot be null.</param>
        public string ComputeHash(IGraph graph)
        {
            if (graph == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("graph");

            return _hashingFactory.CreateHash(JsonSerialize(graph));
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Verifies if a json representation of a Graph is valid according to a provided Hash.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns><c>true</c> if jsonGraph has the same hash as expectedHash, otherwise, <c>false</c>.</returns>
        /// <param name="jsonGraph">Json graph.</param>
        /// <param name="expectedHash">Expected hash.</param>
        public bool IsValid(string jsonGraph, string expectedHash)
        {
            if (String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(jsonGraph)) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(jsonGraph));
            if (String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(expectedHash)) throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(expectedHash));

            return _hashingFactory.CreateHash(jsonGraph).Equals(expectedHash);
        }
    }
}

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Michelle Chappon
Counting Our Blessings
It's 2:30 in the afternoon and single mom Michelle Chappon is finally taking a shower. She's been up since 5:30 a.m. and has already made breakfast and lunch for herself and her 10-year-old son, Robbie, gotten him on the school bus, and put in some time as a high school para-educator. On this day, she has a brief break before Robbie gets home at 3 p.m.
Mid-afternoon is when Michelle's second shift begins – driving Robbie to a therapy appointment, preparing dinner and working with him for a while before heading for bed.
Although the family has a TV – an old, bulky model – it's rarely turned on. Robbie has autism, and in Michelle's house, nothing is more important than encouraging her son, guiding him and listening to ensure he is always okay.
When finally she falls into bed and goes to sleep, Michelle says she sometimes wakes up with her mind racing.
"I try to just go back to sleep… but a mind racing at 500 miles per hour takes a while to slow down," she said.
Caring for her son is a 24/7 undertaking. And Michelle says, "I wouldn't have it any other way."
A Washington native who has spent more than two decades in the workforce, Michelle is today living a life far from her childhood dream, which included a partner and enough land for horses and a garden of fresh fruits and vegetables. Michelle grew up that way, and always assumed she would follow the same path.
She and her twin sister both earned soccer scholarships in high school and attended George Mason University in Virginia. After a year, Michelle switched to fast pitch softball and moved closer to home, studying fitness and sports management at Central Washington University. Faced with a two-year waiting list for the program's required practicum, Michelle went to work – holding a number of responsible positions with a soft drink company.
When her mother was diagnosed with cancer, Michelle moved back home to Snohomish to take care of her; working the graveyard shift in order to drive her to doctor's appointments. Her mother passed away at 51, when Michelle and her sister were 31 years old.
Robbie was born a few years later. Her son seemed to develop normally until 13 months, then started regressing. As time went on, the need for specialized care grew. Michelle quickly learned that childcare for someone with special needs is extraordinarily expensive – when it can be found at all.
So the two lived for a short time with Michelle's sister, but the fiercely self-reliant mom knew that situation was untenable long-term, and she was determined to make it on her own as much as possible.
"I'm a really independent person, so having to rely on someone else is really hard for me," she said. "I will fight tooth and nail to stay independent."
Michelle studied to be a medical transcriptionist so she could work from home, but concentration was difficult with a young child in need of so much care.
She eventually found fulltime employment as a nanny; working for families that were okay with her bringing her son along.
When Robbie started school, Michelle gained a bit more flexibility in the hours she was available to work and was able to find positions that paid a better wage. Although still limited to a five-hour day that aligns with Robbie's school schedule, Michelle is today a para-educator working with special needs kids. When her son enters middle school, she hopes to further expand her hours.
Meanwhile, Michelle is grateful for Hopelink. Although she struggles daily to make ends meet, she earns too much money to qualify for food stamps, so the Hopelink food bank is a lifeline at times.
As with many who turn to Hopelink in a time of need, Michelle had never before asked for assistance.
"It's hard for me," she said. "I've always worked. It's hard for me to ask for help."
Her first visit to Hopelink's Redmond food bank provided both food and – as it turned out – moral support.
"When I came to Hopelink, things totally changed for me," she said.
"Even in the chaos of all that was going on, having my son with me and having to find my I.D. to sign up, Hopelink still made it welcoming. (Hopelink staffer) Shirley made that day a lot easier for me to swallow."
Michelle visits the food bank every two weeks, and also has gotten help with utility bills. And with an already tight monthly budget, Hopelink's school supplies program has been a godsend as Robbie heads back to school.
"I work and I pay full rent," Michelle said. "I get paid once a month, and I sit down and I make it all work. Rent, food, gas … if there's anything left, it goes to Robbie."
For the young family, "making it work" means living in a tiny Redmond apartment.
"If paying my own way means living in a place like this, so be it. Robbie calls this place home, and that's all that matters."
A commitment to self-sufficiency runs deep with Michelle, and she credits Hopelink with helping her manage in the midst of challenges she never could have predicted.
"Without Hopelink, I wouldn't be able to live independently," she said. "I just wouldn't."
Michelle – who uses a basic cell phone that is at least four years old, wishes she could afford coffee at Starbucks and can't remember the last time she bought anything new for herself – considers herself fortunate. She is convinced "it's all about your attitude."
"I am blessed," she said. "I count my blessings every single day … things could be so much worse."

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Tonight is presidential debate #2.
It is a metaphysical certainty Obama will be declared the winner tomorrow so don't even sweat the upcoming media love fest for Obama. Anything he does will be better than the disaster that was his first performance and that's all they will need to write the rejuvenated Obama comeback story they so desperately want to run.
The mask slipped in the first debate and over 70 million Americans saw the naked truth of an incumbent President with no plan for a better tomorrow.


In the virtual jungle there exist genuine, good, kind hearted guys. Sadly however, they seem to be hidden under a nest of vipers.
So here are the 7 types of guys you need to avoid online.
This guy sees himself as a finished product from his flash car to his often bigoted opinions. He is not open to change or growth unless it is a growth in his income or manhood. As far as he is concerned he is king and you are lucky to have the privilege to talk to him. He will find ways to make you feel inadequate like commenting on your appearance, your weight, your love of friends or even the area where you live! He can be quite sly and manipulative in the way he makes you feel you are not good enough. He thinks everyone should endeavour to be like him and with him. He makes you come to him, he makes little effort to get to know you because you are not important enough to be considered an entity in your own right. It's all about him. His Needs. His wants.
Whilst you want a guy who is on good terms with his family and shows a respectful attitude towards the one who gave birth to him, some guys just take it to the extreme. He will make reference to his devotion to his mum in his profile or at least in the first few minutes of talking to him and most of his phrases begin "my mum…". He continuously quotes the jannat under the feet of your mother hadith as free pass to demand you do everything his mother says, wants and does. He will outline exactly what he expects your wifely duties to be, they are usually the things his mum does for him like pressing his feet or cooking only the things he likes. He wants you to not only live with his mum but take active steps to learn from her and be just like her. He's often the only son in the family so he's grown up being waited on hand and foot by women and he expects no different from his wife.
This will only come to light when he shows another real photo of himself or worse still, when you go to meet him and what appears to be his dad turns up. The fake photo is sometimes a model, an actor, a random Google search for "handsome man" or even just himself 30 years ago. When you challenge him as to why the reality and the photo are so different he laughs sheepishly, makes up a some holier than thou tale about people only being into looks or he just admits it's an old photo as if to say "well duh". Meanwhile you have to sit through coffee with an even stranger stranger than you bargained for!
Poor me, my pet crocodile is dying and I have no money to feed my grandmother! Or how about, I'm studying really hard to become a (insert impressive profession here) but I am running out money and my studies will be incomplete and I will not able to make my dead ancestors proud. Or the best one I heard, I am about to go to prison unless I can pay my debt, please will you give me (seemingly small but generous) much so I can be free.?Ermmm, how about you sell your laptop, phone and cancel your subscription to this website?
So there you have it, the top 7 toxic guys online as voted by the sisters!
The saddest part of all of this is that these guys are totally ruining it for the good guys online! I salute the brothers who are genuine, decent and honest and — like the sisters — want nothing more than to find that special someone with whom they can find companionship, ease and love.
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Anup Ojha is a journalist associated with the English Daily The Kathmandu Post for the past eight years now. Apart from being a journalist, he is a singer, composer and lyricist.
He is also a story teller who has coined his own genre 'Gauney Katha' a way of telling story of common people through song.
Born in Byas Municipality-8 of Tanahun district, Ojha has completed his Master's Digree in English Literature from Tribhuvan University.
Ojha started his journalism career writing reviews and profiles of influential artist in Nepali theater, film and literary circle. He has extensively interviewed influential people from both national and international arenas for English Daily. Now he writes about social issues. He is also a theater artist, a student under Sunil Pokharel of Gyan DYS-4 batch. Ojha also work as motivational speakerfor the students.


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Aleiodes shenefelti is een insect dat behoort tot de orde vliesvleugeligen (Hymenoptera) en de familie van de schildwespen (Braconidae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd door Shaw & Marsh in 2006.

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When the government announced the tough new restrictions and costs associated with testing e-liquids last year we fully expected to be sending out a closing down email about now.
Sadly many other UK vaping companies have already closed or plan close down over the next 6 months.
However we decided to throw everything into this and expand from 6 to 10 staff and set up a shiny new warehouse that sits along side our lab.
We are still the little guys on the block however we have battled through to raise enough funds and complete testing on the top 20 of our most popular selling liquids.
This has been an exceptional cost to REJUICED however we will be honouring our current pricing structure (3x10ml bottles for the same price as 30ml) and have no intention of increasing pricing. The hugely popular 'Juice of the week' will continue to run when possible. However some of the larger multi-pack offers have been removed.
0mg / 1.5mg / 3mg / 6mg / 12mg /18 mg and 70 VG/ 30 PG ratio.
Non compliant liquids are not allowed to be manufactured from November 2016.
We also have a delicious new TPD approved juice which we will be releasing soon. Other exciting new flavours to follow too!
All liquids will now be shipped with some pre-steeping or completely pre-steeped.
All liquids containing nicotine can legally only be supplied in 'non drip 10ml bottles'.


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Q: Steinitz's exchange lemma: what is its significance? The Steinitz's exchange lemma I am referring here is for finitely generated (additive) abelian groups.

Let $\{u_1,u_2,\ldots, u_n\}$ be an independent set of elements in an abelian group $A$ (i.e. their $\mathbb{Z}$-linear combination is $0$ only if all coefficients are $0$). If $\{v_1,v_2,\ldots, v_m\}$ is another set of elements of $A$ such that each $u_i$ is integral combination of $v_i$'s, then

i) $n\le m$.
ii) Among $v_i$'s, we can replace $n$ members - say with no loss $v_1,v_2,\ldots, v_n$ - by all $u_i$'s so that $\{u_1,\ldots, u_n, v_{n+1}, \ldots, v_m\}$  and $\{v_1,v_2,\ldots, v_m\}$ generate the same subgroup of $A$.
The common consequence of this lemma is shown that any two bases of finitely generated free abelian groups have same cardinality.
Question: Can one tell some other applications of exchange lemma beyond comparison of sizes  of generating sets? (I did not find in any resources such things.)
If we formulate it for vector spaces, it implies that any two bases of a finitely generated vector space have same elements; but, can't we deduce any other properties of vector spaces? Is it not used for other purpose than showing equality of sizes of bases?


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The passage of the state budget, followed by a flurry of bills passed and not passed in the last week of the 2011 Rhode Island General Assembly session, were clear demonstrations of the value and the wisdom of two foundational principles of American constitutional governance.
1. The Division of Powers, more commonly referred to as the "Separation of Powers": In American-style constitutional systems, the Governor and the legislature both have a role in the making of laws, and it was this division of the lawmaking power that prevented an executive elected only by a plurality from imposing a tax policy that was unpopular with the majority. The legislature did their job of representing the 64% of the population who didn't vote for the current Governor or his program, accurately reflecting the fact that the Governor's high-profile taxation proposal was not popular or desired by the citizens of Rhode Island.
2. Bicameralism, Baby! The structure of two legislative chambers, neither of which owes its power to the other and both comprised of members who are electorally accountable to the people, was key in slowing down or stopping some of the legislation (the I-195 bill, binding arbitration) that otherwise would likely have been passed into law without appropriate time for public deliberation. Think how much different the outcome of the legislative session might have looked, if one individual like Majority Leader Dominick Ruggerio could extend the power he holds over the Senate to the entire legislature. It is the bicameral structure of the legislature that prevents this from easily occurring.
There are often feelings that "old" structures of governance have only limited application in the modern world, but sometimes the structures of a venerable and tested system are exactly what is required to keep government responsive to the people.
Federalist 51 hits both the principles of the division of powers and bicameralism, for anyone interested in further thoughts on the subject.
No one has ever been able to make any good argument for a state bicameral government. It only exists because "we do it at the federal level". But at the federal level, it makes sense. The House benefits the larger states and the Senate benefits the smaller states. That's not the case in a state bicameral government. It makes no sense. It makes no more sense than a tricameral, quadcameral, quintcameral?
If two houses slowed down bills enough, what would three do? Why not four? Why not give each legislator equal power.
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The immortal strand hypothesis: still non-randomly segregati...
The immortal strand hypothesis: still non-randomly segregating opinion.
https://doi.org/10.1515/bmc-2011-0053
Jane Wakeman
Abdelkrim Hmadcha
CABIMER, Scientific and Technological Park, Seville
Bernat Soria
Ramsay Mcfarlane
Cairns first suggested a mechanism for protecting the genomes of stem cells (SCs) from replicative errors some 40 years ago when he proposed the immortal strand hypothesis, which argued for the inheritance of a so-called immortal strand by an SC following asymmetric SC divisions. To date, the existence of immortal strands remains contentious with published evidence arguing in favour of and against the retention of an immortal strand by asymmetrically dividing SCs. The conflicting evidence is derived from a diverse array of studies on adult SC types and is predominantly based on following the fate of labelled DNA strands during asymmetric cell division events. Here, we review current data, highlighting limitations of such labelling techniques, and suggest how interpretation of such data may be improved in the future.
Biomolecular Concepts
10.1515/bmc-2011-0053
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House Bill 3240 – Enforcement of Administrative Penalties For HCS/TxHmL/ICF
by Julie Blacklock | May 31, 2021
Status of HB 3240 (Klick)
Turn of Events: Good News For Providers
We are happy to say that we were made aware late yesterday that through the efforts of many people including Representative Klick, Representative Frank and Senator Kolkhorst, an agreement was reached to attach the text of HB 3240 (Klick) to HB 3720 (Frank) related to the IDD Waiver Interest Lists. Though a long shot, late in the afternoon on 5/30/21, HB 3720, as amended, was passed by both the House and Senate!!!
Bad News For Providers
Early this morning around 4:00 a.m, the Senate kicked out 100 bills from its Local & Uncontested Calendar. HB 3240 (Klick) was one of these 100 bills, unfortunately. This was apparently the result of the tensions that have been rising in the last few weeks between the House and the Senate.
This morning, the Senate passed HB 3240 as anticipated and hoped. It was referred to the Senate Local & Uncontested Calendar meaning it will be heard on the Senate Floor more quickly and be sent back to the House, signed, and sent to Governor.
Reminder….HB 3240 does the following:
Adds a representative from the ICF/IID program to the HHSC LTC Facilities Council
Aligns assessment of ICF/IID administrative penalties with historical practice, and
And most importantly for HCS/TxHmL programs, it delays enforcement of administrative penalties, until HHSC develops interpretive guidance for the HCS/TxHmL principles/rules (I imagine much like ICF/IID program has, i.e. Appendix J of Surveyor's Operational Guide) and completes rewrite of the principles/rules.
Hooray! House Passed HB 3240 (Klick) -Delays Enforcement of Administrative Penalties For HCS/TxHmL
Last night the House passed HB 3240 (Klick) passed to 3rd reading at 11:15 p.m. Today, 5/6/21, at 12: 13 p.m., the bill passed on 3rd reading (143 ayes; 0 nays; 2 present not voting). It will now go to the Senate for consideration – first, the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, then the Senate floor. Hopefully it will pass and it will be going to the Governor to sign soon.
HB 3240:
Calls for an ICF/IID representative on the HHSC LTC Facilities Council,
Caps the amount/$ of administrative penalties which may be imposed per each ICF/IID on-site regulatory visit or complaint investigation,
Requires HHSC not to enforce an administrative penalty in the HCS or TxHmL waiver programs until interpretive guidelines are developed and adopted, and
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JD Sports has said its UK stores are "likely" to be shut until at least Easter as it hailed better-than-expected trading.
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From crowing roosters to the whiff of barnyard animals, the "sensory heritage" of France's countryside will now be protected by law from attempts to stifle the everyday aspects of rural life from newcomers looking for peace and quiet. French senators on Thursday gave final approval to a law proposed in the wake of several high-profile conflicts by village residents and vacationers, or recent arrivals derided as "neo-rurals".A rowdy rooster named Maurice in particular made headlines in 2019 after a court in western France rejected a bid to have him silenced by neighbours who had purchased a holiday home nearby."Living in the countryside implies accepting some nuisances," Joel Giraud, the government's minister in charge of rural life, told lawmakers.Cow bells (and cow droppings), grasshopper chirps and noisy early-morning tractors are also now considered part of France's natural heritage that will be codified in its environmental legislation.>> Flashback: The victory of Maurice the rooster is a win for the rural life in France"It sends a strong message," said Pierre-Antoine Levi, the senator who acted as rapporteur for the bill."It can act as a useful tool for local officials as they carry out their educational and mediation duties," he said.The law is emblematic of growing tensions in the countryside between longtime residents and outsiders whose bucolic expectations often clash with everyday realities.Corinne Fesseau and her rooster Maurice became the image of the fight when she was brought to court by pensioners next door over the animal's shrill wake-up calls.Critics saw the lawsuit as part of a broader threat to France's hallowed rural heritage by outsiders and city dwellers unable or unwilling to understand the realities of country life.Thousands of people signed a "Save Maurice" petition, and a judge eventually upheld the cock-a-doodle-doos.In another case from 2019, a woman in the duck-breeding heartland of the Landes region was brought to court by a newcomer neighbour fed up with the babbling of the ducks and geese in her back garden.A court in southwest France also threw out that case.(AFP)
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Q: stuck on longest palindrome algorithm in python 2.7 Hey everyone I have been struggling on the longest palindrome algorithm challenge in python 2.7. I am getting close but have a small error I can't figure out. I have the palindrome working, but cannot get longest palindrome to print correct, either gives me a character buffer error or prints 0.
def palindrome(string):
    string = "".join(str.split(" ")).lower()
    i = 0
    while i < len(string):
        if string[i] != string[(len(string) - 1) - i]:
            return False

        i += 1
    return True
print palindrome("never odd or even")

def longest_palindrome(string):
    best_palindrome = 0
    i1 = 0
    while i1 < len(string):
        length = 1
        while (i1 + length) <= len(string):
            substring = string.split(i1,length)
            if palindrome(substring) and (best_palindrome == 0 or len(substring) > len(best_palindrome)):
                best_palindrome = substring
            length += 1
        i1 += 1
    return best_palindrome
print longest_palindrome("abcbd")

A: From what I understand, your first method was to check if a string is a palindrome or not and your second method is to find the longest palindrome.
The palindrome code that you posted always returned true no matter what the input was because
string = "".join(str.split(" ")).lower()

returns an empty string. I changed this part of your code to
string = string.replace(" ", "").lower()

which I believe gives you the desired effect of removing all spaces and making the string into lowercase.
Next, your second method should be looping through all possible substrings of the inputted string and check if a) its a palindrome and b) if it is longer than the previous largest palindrome.
An example for the string "doloa" would be:
doloa; is palindrome=false;

dolo; is palindrome=false;

dol; is palindrome=false;

do; is palindrome=false;

d; is palindrome=true; is bigger than previous large palindrome=true;

oloa; is palindrome=false;

olo; is palindrome=true; is bigger than previous large palindrome=true;

you would continue this loop for the whole string, and in the end, your variable 'best_palindrome' should contain the largest palindrome.
I fixed your code and I believe this should work (please tell me if this is your desired output).
def palindrome(string):
    comb = string.replace(" ", "").lower()
    # print(comb)
    # print(len(comb))
    i = 0
    while i < len(comb):
        # print(comb[i] + ":" + comb[(len(comb) - 1) - i] + " i: " + str(i) + ", opposite: " + str((len(comb) - 1) - i))
        if comb[i] != comb[(len(comb) - 1) - i]:
        return False
        i += 1
    return True

print palindrome("never odd or even")

def longest_palindrome(string):
    best_palindrome = ""
    i1 = 0
    while i1 < len(string):
        length = 0
        while (i1 + length) <= len(string):
            substring = string.replace(" ", "").lower()
            substring = substring[i1:len(substring)-length]
            #print("Substring: " + str(substring))
            if palindrome(substring) and (best_palindrome == "" or len(substring) > len(best_palindrome)):
                best_palindrome = substring
            length += 1
        i1 += 1
    return best_palindrome
print longest_palindrome("bgologdds")

Note: I change the name of some of the variables and I also added some print strings for debugging. You can delete those or uncomment them for future debugging.


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What to See at the 2022 Annapolis Film Festival (It's 10th Anniversary Time!)
Written by: Christopher Llewellyn Reed | March 30th, 2022
After two years of pandemic-caused virtual screenings, the Annapolis Film Festival—which runs March 31 to April 3—returns for its 2022 iteration with an in-person, live vengeance. With 30 feature-length films (17 narratives and 13 documentaries), plus 7 shorts programs (of 42 short films, with an additional short screened before one of the features), the viewing options are many. As always, Annapolis presents a series of curated events, as well, including spotlight films and film showcases. This just happens to also be the fest's 10thanniversary, so expect nothing but great things.
In an email exchange, Director of Programming Derek Horne explained how he has bookended the 2022 festival with a chocolate theme: the opening Thursday night screening is of John Hay's To Olivia, about how author Roald Dahl developed his beloved novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and the closing Sunday screening is of Jonathan Keijser's Peace by Chocolate, which tells the inspiring tale of how a family of Syrian refugees made a successful new life in Canada thanks to their popular chocolate factory. These are by far not the only highlights he mentions (and he is proud of the entire program, to be sure).
The three spotlight films are Friday night's 892, from director Abi Damaris Corbin and starring John Boyega, about a tragically ill-fated bank robbery; Saturday afternoon's Fire of Love, a documentary from director Sara Dosa about late volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft; and Saturday night's Emily the Criminal, from director John Patton Ford and starring Aubrey Plaza, about how failure and the exigencies of the gig economy can push the desperate to make risky decisions. Horne points out that Annapolis is the first festival after Sundance to play this last one. So don't miss it!
Still from 2019 Annapolis Film Festival, when I and everyone else last attended in person
After a decade, it is no surprise that the festival is able to bring back alums of previous years. Returning with new film is Monica Levinson, who produced the 2018 opening-night movie Beirut and now comes with a documentary she co-directed, The Stories of Us (part of the Jewish Experience showcase). Abi Damaris Corbin (the aforementioned 892) won the 2018 Jury Award for her short The Suitcase. Max Walker-Silverman, whose A Love Song plays this year, had his short Lefty Righty at the 2020 festival; that same year, Ryan Mayers, who now returns with Walk with Frank, had his short The Million play. Finally, director John Chester, whose The Biggest Little Farm won the 2019 audience award, is back with a 30-minute sequel, The Biggest Little Farm: The Return. Many of the directors of these and other selections will attend the festival in person.
What follows are my recommendations of 5 movies to see, some of which I have previously reviewed at other festivals (in which case I excerpt from, and hyperlink the movie's title to, that previous review). There are more that I like, but I thought I'd keep it simple. Still, just don't take my word for it, check out the full program online. There is something for everyone.
John Boyega in 892. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Chris Witt.
892 (Abi Damaris Corbin)
Based on a real-life 2017 bank holdup near Atlanta, Georgia, 892 gives actor John Boyega (Naked Singularity) a juicy role as Brian Brown Easley, a former marine who, out of desperation over how Veterans Affairs was holding up a disability check, engaged in a reckless act to draw attention to his plight. Nicole Beharie (Miss Juneteenth) and the late Michael Kenneth Williams (HBO's Lovecraft Country series)—in one of his final roles—also play important parts. The film presents the complexities of the issues in an engaging, tension-filled drama that is, by its sad conclusion, deeply poignant.
Aubrey Plaza appears in EMILY THE CRIMINAL. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Low Spark Films.
Emily the Criminal (John Patton Ford) [excerpted from my Film Festival Today review out of Sundance]
Another in a series of patented misfit roles from Aubrey Plaza (Black Bear), Emily may look familiar but is sui generis, steel born of hardship just below the seemingly placid exterior. We see flashes of it right away, in an opening job interview where the camera stays on her, in close-up, as a prospective employer queries her about the police record from the background check he ran. She lies, which then makes him ask more pointed questions, making her get up in a fury and leave. She's no pushover. But just how far will she go? That is the question posed by John Patton Ford's debut feature, Emily the Criminal. And though we do see what's coming, there are still welcome surprises in store.
Still from LONG LINE OF LADIES ©Rayka Zehtabchi/Shaandiin Tome
Long Line of Ladies (Shaandiin Tome/Rayka Zehtabchi) [excerpted from my Film Festival Today Sundance curtain raiser]
Director Rayka Zehtabchi, with her Oscar-winning short documentary Period. End of Sentence., demonstrated a firm cinematic commitment to highlighting women's stories, particularly those surrounding menstruation. In her new nonfiction short, Long Line of Ladies, she is joined by Shaandiin Tome (Mud), and together they tell the tale of how the Karuk Tribe of northern California resurrected their long-defunct Ihuk, or Flower Dance Ceremony. As an opening title card informs us, "the ceremony was held for generations without interruption until the violence and destruction brought on by the Gold Rush, where Native American girls and women were victims of sexual violence." Today, it is a joyful affair, and it is a joy to watch the central protagonist prepare for it. May we all celebrate girls becoming women in such a safe and loving environment. Interested? Check out this interview I conducted with the directors just before the 2022 SXSW Film Festival.
Dale Dickey in A LOVE SONG. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Alfonso Herrera Salcedo.
A Love Song (Max Walker-Silverman)
Hard-working actors Dale Dickey (Bloodline) and Wes Studi (Badland), most often seen in supporting work, each get a chance to shine as aging would-be lovers in Max Walker-Silverman's A Love Song. A gentle tale of lives lived and loves lost and maybe found, the film follows Dickey's Faye as she waits in a Colorado campground for a reunion with a long-ago school friend, Lito (Studi). A widow, she's lonely for companionship, but also more than self-sufficient. When Lito finally arrives, their scenes together are filled with barely expressed feeling, a master class in subtle performance. Beautiful cinematography complements this lovely meditation on the human condition.
Still from PEACE BY CHOCOLATE ©Magnetic North
Peace by Chocolate (Jonathan Keijser)
Another film based on a true story, Jonathan Keijser's Peace by Chocolate tells us about the Hadhad family and their journey from war-torn Syria to Nova Scotia, where they were able to build a new life based on the foundations of the old one. Though son Tareq (Ayham Abou Ammar)—the first to arrive in remote Antigonish—wants nothing more than the opportunity to continue his medical studies, he soon finds himself helping his father, Issam (the late Hatem Ali, in his last role), as he starts doing what he's always done: make chocolate. Before long, despite resistance from some locals who do not appreciate upstart immigrants, the Hadhads are well on their way to making Canada a welcome home. Filled with both humor and pathos, Peace by Chocolate is a tasty cinematic treat.
Again, for more information on all the festival's offerings, visit its website. Enjoy!
Christopher Llewellyn Reed is a film critic, filmmaker, and educator, as well as Film Festival Today's Editor. A member of both the Online Film Critics Society (OFCS) and the Washington DC Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA), and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved film critic, Chris is, in addition, lead film critic at Hammer to Nail and the author of Film Editing: Theory and Practice.


1929 Petrus Bordeaux - 100 pts! A Legend!
Talk about a thrill a second, as well as unprecedented decadence (at least for me), consider the rarity of a flight of six double magnums of Petrus! Because there were not many people at the tasting, there was the possibility of having several large glasses of these wines, making judging them all the more fun. And let's not forget the medical benefit of flushing the fat out of one's arteries with such remarkable juice!


This award aims to celebrate a business that is successful not only in terms of the contribution it makes to the rural economy and people, but one that is also entrenched in the rural way of life and can demonstrate passion for the countryside running throughout the business. Combining business acumen with a keen sense of seeking to educate and get people from diverse backgrounds involved and enjoying the countryside and the sporting opportunities it presents.
Harry is the 6th generation from the 'Founder' to have become the next 'Custodian' of the Glanusk Estate, a mixed and diverse 16,000 acre Estate in the Black Mountains, South Wales. He runs a number of Events at Glanusk – sporting and cultural – as well as overseeing the day to day commercial, residential and farming elements on the Estate.
BHS Approved Riding School offering training in horse care and riding to able bodied and disabled riders, offering qualifications via, BHS and EQL to level 2 diploma level, Pony Club linked centre, British Riding Club centre, RDA accessability centre, also offering training to children who are NEET, or partially excluded from school in equine studies or land management.
Radway Riding School is located in Warwickshire and our team of BHS qualified instructors are on hand to teach riders from a minimum age of 4 years. Whether you are a complete beginner or aspiring competition rider we have the horses and staff to get the best out of your riding. We have a great selection of horses and ponies suitable for everyone, but more importantly a wide variety to suit all levels and abilities of rider. Our facilities include a 60x20 indoor school with training mirrors and a large outdoor arena measuring 60x45 with a full set of showjumps.
We are the only shooting business in the U.K. that has its own gunmaking facility, shooting ground, corporate entertainment company and sporting agency. This makes E.J.Churchill unique and enables us to cater for all our clients' sporting needs under one roof. Our home is the West Wycombe Estate, just outside London, seat of the Dashwood family.
We are a large Riding School which runs on mainly on a membership basis, providing our customers with a top class service in which they come regularly on a weekly basis for lessons. Our clients both children and adults, young and old, come to us to enjoy their riding experience which is tailored to their needs and wishes, with qualified Instructors to help them reach their goals. We also offer a livery service to our clients, who are all previous/current riding school clients, and have generally purchased horses directly through our company so are paired by careful selection to ensure a perfect partnership!
We are a pioneering and fast growing ladies' shooting community who have well and truly put lady guns on the map! We hold in excess of 100 intro to clay shooting events per year. We have a thriving membership and sell a small range of merchandise. We're all about community, support and having as much fun as possible, whilst instilling confidence in women from all age groups and backgrounds.
An award-winning shooting ground set in Buckinghamshire's West Wycombe Estate, which hosted the World English Sporting Championship in 2014 and 2016.


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For years in Amsterdam, Anne La Berge is a recognized free-improvisation composer and flute player, open at the same time to other genres and styles, thanks to her constant activism in different academies, collectives and musical institutions. In 1999, in the Dutch capital, she did some live performances, Kraakgeluiden, with Steve Heather and Cor Fuhler, where they explored the combinations of personal computers and acoustic and electronic instruments with the use of real time systems developed for the interactive shows. This experience lasted until 2006 and was probably crucial to enlarging her musical horizons and moving her to a new broader vision; not only instrumental but a new methodology which may include samples, synthesized sounds and the use of spoken texts, hyper-vivid in the meticulous electronic processing. Since then, Anne La Berge has continued to work in this research field, putting in relation film sequences, narrative vocal samples and music, until the creation of a new project, an open work written for the ensemble MAZE, of whom La Berge is also a founder member. The work puts together fragmented gestures and bare dialogues and is based on a Max patch. La Berge projected the patch to generate random combinations and shared it with all the musicians involved, who could interact and continuously re-modulate the score thanks to the use of tablets as "animated" scores. Released by Unsounds in two parts, 20 and 10 minutes long, RAW is the result of different unexpected combinations, made in real time by the musicians through random choices in the software. The combinations of the ensemble, the music to play, the samples and the pre-recorded parts to overdub are all elements run by the software. As a result, despite the imprinting of good musicians, the work will be always be different. Dario Calderone on the double bass, Reinier van Houdt on the piano, Gareth Davis on the bass clarinet, Wiek Hijmans on the electric guitar and Yannis Kyriakides on the electronics are an assurance of quality and talent, moving in a land where the structure of the sounds and the focus on the articulations of the parts are definitely essential.


With the cold and wet season, there is the inevitable torrent of rainfall and temperatures so low it chills you straight to the bone. But it affects more than just people; it affects your home's plumbing too.
In Burnaby, plumbers often see five common residential plumbing problems each year. Here is what they are and how you can avoid them.
It often gets cold enough at night for small amounts of water to freeze in outdoor faucets. In fact, leaky faucets are the first to freeze and the effect can damage your entire plumbing system. Make sure you inspect your outdoor faucets. If you notice one that is dripping have a plumber in Burnaby fix it immediately.
Outdoor pipes leading into the house are also prone to freezing, especially if there is unmoving water sitting in the pipe. On particularly cold days, leave a faucet inside your home open slightly to allow a small amount of water to steadily flow through. If you find a frozen pipe, shut off the main water supply to prevent the pipe from rupturing. Defrost the frozen area with warm water. If that doesn't work, contact a Burnaby plumber to resolve the issue.
A break in your water pipes could cause significant damage to your home. The most common reason this occurs is the presence of a frozen garden hose. The ice inside the hose can cause pressure to build up in your home's water lines and create a break. Make sure your garden hoses are drained and disconnected.
Any part of your plumbing system that won't be used over the winter should be properly winterized. To make sure your plumbing is in good repair for the months ahead, contact a plumber in Burnaby to reduce the risk of cracking and freezing.
Your water heater runs at maximum capacity all winter long. That can put a real strain on your water heater, especially if it hasn't been serviced in a while. Sediment at the bottom of the water heater tank should be removed once per year to improve its efficiency.
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Featuring scenic views overlooking the nearby Mohawk River, Herkimer County Community College is one of the largest residential 2-year colleges in New York State. Herkimer features over 40 academic majors and offers numerous transfer agreements to other schools in the State University of New York system. The college's Lloyd and Carol Bull Nature Center is utilized as both an outdoor laboratory for science classes and a recreational trail for hiking and skiing.
HCCC helped me realize what I wanted to do in life. My professors were all very kind and helpful and taught me about many different fields in my subject making it easier to choose my life goals. I recommend this college to my friends and my brother who will be attending college for the first time in the fall!
1. There is a great criminal justice program, that allow several hands on activities and allows you to see your career in a perspective it cannot be seen.
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Q: PHP Set a value once in a loop I have a php script that checks every Sunday of the week and displays data on that day.
Users can change their value for that day to "Yes" or "No'.
I want to add a possibility that the users can't change their choice after every Thursday at 23:59 before that sunday.
I only want the first Sunday not to be editable.
Since this all is in a loop that shows every Sunday until 11 Sundays in the future. I need to find a way to only do this for the first Sunday.
$datum_gisteren = new datetime('yesterday');
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';
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for ($i=0; $i<=11; $i++){
    $date_modified = $datum_gisteren->modify('next sunday')->format('d-m-y');
    $datum = get_the_author_meta( $date_modified, $current_user->ID );
    $time = '23:59';
    if(date('l') === 'Thursday' && date('H:i') >= $time && $date_modified === '06-09-15') {
        echo '
        <select class="form-field" id="'.$date_modified.'" name="'.$date_modified.'">
        '.(($datum == '1') ? '<option value="1" selected disabled="disabled">Nee</option>' : '').'
        '.(($datum == '2') ? '<option value="2" selected disabled="disabled">Ja</option>' : '').'
        </select>	';
    }else{
        echo '
        <select class="form-field" id="'.$date_modified.'" name="'.$date_modified.'">
        <option value="1" '.(($datum == '1') ? 'selected' : '').' >Nee</option>
        <option value="2" '.(($datum == '2') ? 'selected' : '').' >Ja</option>
        </select>	';
    }
}

Most of the work is done (I believe) but as you can see. The $date_modified in the first if-statement is "hardcoded" (06-09-15).
I want this value to be the first next sunday. But since this is in the loop it showed every Sunday for 11 times.
How can I set this Sunday once?
Hope it makes sense!!!

A: You can keep additional variable for it:
$j = 0;

for ($i=0; $i<=11; $i++){
    $date_modified = $datum_gisteren->modify('next sunday')->format('d-m-y');
    $datum = get_the_author_meta( $date_modified, $current_user->ID );
    $time = '23:59';
    if(date('l') === 'Thursday' && date('H:i') >= $time && $j === 0) {
        $j++;
        echo '
        <select class="form-field" id="'.$date_modified.'" name="'.$date_modified.'">
        '.(($datum == '1') ? '<option value="1" selected disabled="disabled">Nee</option>' : '').'
        '.(($datum == '2') ? '<option value="2" selected disabled="disabled">Ja</option>' : '').'
        </select>	';
    }else{
        echo '
        <select class="form-field" id="'.$date_modified.'" name="'.$date_modified.'">
        <option value="1" '.(($datum == '1') ? 'selected' : '').' >Nee</option>
        <option value="2" '.(($datum == '2') ? 'selected' : '').' >Ja</option>
        </select>	';
    }
}

but will be good to segregate php logic from front.
Thanks.


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#include <openssl/bn.h>
#include <openssl/ec.h>
#include <openssl/buffer.h>
#include <openssl/bio.h>
#include <openssl/comp.h>
#include <openssl/rsa.h>
#include <openssl/dh.h>
#include <openssl/dsa.h>
#include <openssl/evp.h>
#include <openssl/objects.h>
#include <openssl/pem2.h>
#include <openssl/x509.h>
#include <openssl/x509v3.h>
#include <openssl/conf.h>
#include <openssl/pkcs12.h>
#include <openssl/rand.h>
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#include <openssl/engine.h>
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#include <openssl/ocsp.h>
#include <openssl/err.h>
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# include <openssl/fips.h>
#endif
#include <openssl/ts.h>
#include <openssl/cms.h>
#include <openssl/ct.h>
#include <openssl/async.h>
#include <openssl/kdf.h>

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{
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        FIPS_set_error_callbacks(ERR_put_error, ERR_add_error_vdata) == 0 ||
#endif
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# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_RSA
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        ERR_load_PKCS12_strings() == 0 ||
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        ERR_load_DSO_strings() == 0 ||
# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_TS
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# endif
# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_ENGINE
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# endif
# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_OCSP
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# endif
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#endif
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# endif
# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_CMS
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# endif
# ifndef OPENSSL_NO_CT
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# endif
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#endif
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    return 1;
}


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Man who used cannabis for pain relief grew his own supply
Man in court
A man who used cannabis for pain relief began growing his own supplies of the drug, Lincoln Crown Court was told today (Tues).
Nicky Hardstaff used the drug to relieve the pain he was suffering after his hand was crushed in a work accident.
Jonathan Dunn, prosecuting, said that Hardstaff was arrested in October 2017 after a car in which he was a passenger was stopped by police in the Boston area.
A total of 579 gs of cannabis was found in a bag on the rear seat.
Mr Dunn said that electronic devices belonging to Hardstaff, including a mobile phone, were seized by police. They revealed no evidence that he was involved in drug dealing.
Mr Dunn added "There was evidence that he was researching the medical benefits of cannabis and how to make cannabis oil."
Hardstaff, 30, of Lowgate Avenue, Bicker, admitted charges of producing a controlled drug and possession of cannabis on 23 October 2017. He also admitted breach of a suspended jail sentence imposed at the Crown Court in February 2016 for an offence of dangerous driving.
He was given a two year community order with a rehabilitation activity requirement of up to 20 days.
Evy Mason ,21 , of Meres Lane, Kirton, Boston, who was the driver of the car in which the drugs were found, admitted possession of cannabis on the same date. She was fined £250.
David Eager, for Hardstaff, told the court "He was growing the cannabis to produce cannabis oil."
Gareth Gimson, for Mason, said she is currently in employment and has no previous convictions.
Woman who acted as lookout in Boston store burglary in court
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[Review] Hitorijime My Hero – episode 1
July 8, 2017 by Vrai Kaiser 5 Comments
Masahiro Setagawa doesn't believe in heroes. With his dad out of the picture and his mother just as likely to bring her work (read: lovers) home as to spend all night out with them, he knows that there's no one to come save you when you're in trouble. To that end, he's thrown his lot in with a group of thugs, doing their bidding if only to have a place to belong. Then one night, after the notorious Bear Killer (a man in a weird T-shirt who takes down thugs) attacks his gang, Masahiro meets Kensuke Oshiba in the park with an abandoned kitten. Masahiro helps Kensuke take the kitten home and feed it, only to discover that Ken's older brother Kousuke is the Bear Killer himself! A year later, Masahiro and Kensuke are starting high school. Masahiro has cut ties with his former associates, become friends with Kensuke, and finally found the hero he's always wished for in Kousuke. But with Kousuke set to become a math teacher at their high school and Kensuke's old best friend Hashiba suddenly returning, do the boys have any hope of a normal high school life – or love?
Source: Anime News Network
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All right, all right. You fine people support us and justifiably expect content in return. So content you shall have, even if this show doesn't deserve it.
There are many branching points in this premise where it could've become a serviceable show. It could've been about the main character's struggles to stay away from the gang he fell in with during middle school. It could've been about his troubled home life and his difficulties disclosing that to a potential partner. It could've been about his best friend, who is clearly smitten with an estranged childhood friend (because these shows regularly insist on including a relatively healthy couple but hiding them behind the garbage). It would've still had fairly mediocre art and murder-weapon-grade yaoi chins, but it would've been all right. But it is none of those things.
Nope. This is a show about a teacher fucking a student.
Y'know what, I'll be generous. If the author really wanted to keep the "forbidden romance" angle, it could've been about a college student who wants to fuck his professor. That would still be highly unethical, but at least both parties would have fully developed frontal cortices and equal legal standing. But no. This is about a high school teacher fucking his high school student.
Why can't we have nice things?
Seriously, there is good BL out there. Stuff that involves consenting adults and good writing and functional proportions (okay, the last point may be a stretch). But that content rarely, if ever, makes it to animation. Instead, we get anime after anime replete with assault and abuse treated as if they are displays of adorable romance.
And it is somewhat unique to the BL genre. Yuri and hetero shoujo have their share of awful tropes dressed up as fetishes—look no further than this season's abominable Netsuzou Trap—but there are also enough positive examples that a viewer doesn't have to drag their tongue along the putrescent barrel leavings of the genre in hopes of finding consumable content. For whatever reason (I have a theory involving the societal acceptability of the Class-S "phase" allowing more consensual yuri romance than the violence- and transgression-based assumptions of BL, but that's for another day), a show like Flip Flappers is infinitely more likely to come along than a show like Yuri!!! on ICE.
We deserve better. Queer audiences deserve better. Hell, fujoshi deserve better than to have the masculinity-proactive/violent, femininity-reactive/malleable gender roles force-fed to them in yet another form. The continued privileging of these types of inherently unequal, abusive relationships shows only contempt for female audiences and fetishizing unto dehumanization of queer existence. And I am sick to death of it.
Fuck you, Hitorijime. And good job, Amazon Strike. Your blatantly anti-consumer practices have successfully snagged one series which deserves to be buried at the very depths of the ocean.
In short: I didn't care for it much. Please watch Samurai Flamenco instead for all your queer hero needs. Its creators might be embittered cowards, but at least the show was sincere.
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