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The DataGrid widget ships with an API that allows you to implement your own logic when expanding/collapsing master-detail rows. In this example, only one row can be expanded at any point in time. This behavior is achieved using the expandRow(key) and collapseAll() methods called in the onSelectionChanged event handler.
import React from 'react'; import DataGrid, { Column, MasterDetail, Selection } from 'devextreme-react/data-grid'; import { employees } from './data.js'; class App extends React.Component { constructor(props) { super(props); this.contentReady = this.contentReady.bind(this); this.selectionChanged = this.selectionChanged.bind(this); } render() { return ( <DataGrid id="grid-container" dataSource={employees} keyExpr="ID" onSelectionChanged={this.selectionChanged} onContentReady={this.contentReady} showBorders={true} > <Selection mode="single" /> <Column dataField="Prefix" width={70} caption="Title" /> <Column dataField="FirstName" /> <Column dataField="LastName" /> <Column dataField="Position" width={170} /> <Column dataField="State" width={125} /> <Column dataField="BirthDate" dataType="date" /> <MasterDetail enabled={false} render={renderDetail} /> </DataGrid> ); } contentReady(e) { if (!e.component.getSelectedRowKeys().length) { e.component.selectRowsByIndexes(0); } } selectionChanged(e) { e.component.collapseAll(-1); e.component.expandRow(e.currentSelectedRowKeys[0]); } } function renderDetail(props) { let { Picture, Notes } = props.data; return (

{Notes}

 ); } export default App;
<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>DevExtreme Demo</title> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" /> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://cdn3.devexpress.com/jslib/20.2.4/css/dx.common.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://cdn3.devexpress.com/jslib/20.2.4/css/dx.light.css" />    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="styles.css" />

#grid-container { height: 440px; } #grid-container .dx-datagrid-content tr.dx-data-row { cursor: pointer; } .employee-info .employee-photo{ height: 140px; float: left; padding: 20px 20px 20px 0; } .employee-info .employee-notes { padding-top: 20px; text-align: justify; white-space: normal; }
export const employees = [{ 'ID': 1, 'FirstName': 'John', 'LastName': 'Heart', 'Prefix': 'Mr.', 'Position': 'CEO', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/01.png', 'BirthDate': '1964/03/16', 'HireDate': '1995/01/15', 'Notes': 'John has been in the Audio/Video industry since 1990. He has led DevAv as its CEO since 2003. When not working hard as the CEO, John loves to golf and bowl. He once bowled a perfect game of 300.', 'Address': '351 S Hill St.', 'State': 'California', 'City': 'Los Angeles' }, { 'ID': 2, 'FirstName': 'Olivia', 'LastName': 'Peyton', 'Prefix': 'Mrs.', 'Position': 'Sales Assistant', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/09.png', 'BirthDate': '1981/06/03', 'HireDate': '2012/05/14', 'Notes': 'Olivia loves to sell. She has been selling DevAV products since 2012. Olivia was homecoming queen in high school. She is expecting her first child in 6 months. Good Luck Olivia.', 'Address': '807 W Paseo Del Mar', 'State': 'California', 'City': 'Los Angeles' }, { 'ID': 3, 'FirstName': 'Robert', 'LastName': 'Reagan', 'Prefix': 'Mr.', 'Position': 'CMO', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/03.png', 'BirthDate': '1974/09/07', 'HireDate': '2002/11/08', 'Notes': 'Robert was recently voted the CMO of the year by CMO Magazine. He is a proud member of the DevAV Management Team. Robert is a championship BBQ chef, so when you get the chance ask him for his secret recipe.', 'Address': '4 Westmoreland Pl.', 'State': 'Arkansas', 'City': 'Bentonville' }, { 'ID': 4, 'FirstName': 'Greta', 'LastName': 'Sims', 'Prefix': 'Ms.', 'Position': 'HR Manager', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/04.png', 'BirthDate': '1977/11/22', 'HireDate': '1998/04/23', 'Notes': "Greta has been DevAV's HR Manager since 2003. She joined DevAV from Sonee Corp. Greta is currently training for the NYC marathon. Her best marathon time is 4 hours. Go Greta.", 'Address': '1700 S Grandview Dr.', 'State': 'Georgia', 'City': 'Atlanta' }, { 'ID': 5, 'FirstName': 'Brett', 'LastName': 'Wade', 'Prefix': 'Mr.', 'Position': 'IT Manager', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/05.png', 'BirthDate': '1968/12/01', 'HireDate': '2009/03/06', 'Notes': 'Brett came to DevAv from Microsoft and has led our IT department since 2012. When he is not working hard for DevAV, he coaches Little League (he was a high school pitcher).', 'Address': '1120 Old Mill Rd.', 'State': 'Idaho', 'City': 'Boise' }, { 'ID': 6, 'FirstName': 'Sandra', 'LastName': 'Johnson', 'Prefix': 'Mrs.', 'Position': 'Controller', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/06.png', 'BirthDate': '1974/11/15', 'HireDate': '2005/05/11', 'Notes': "Sandra is a CPA and has been our controller since 2008. She loves to interact with staff so if you've not met her, be certain to say hi. Sandra has 2 daughters both of whom are accomplished gymnasts.", 'Address': '4600 N Virginia Rd.', 'State': 'Utah', 'City': 'Beaver' }, { 'ID': 7, 'FirstName': 'Kevin', 'LastName': 'Carter', 'Prefix': 'Mr.', 'Position': 'Shipping Manager', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/07.png', 'BirthDate': '1978/01/09', 'HireDate': '2009/08/11', 'Notes': 'Kevin is our hard-working shipping manager and has been helping that department work like clockwork for 18 months. When not in the office, he is usually on the basketball court playing pick-up games.', 'Address': '424 N Main St.', 'State': 'California', 'City': 'San Diego' }, { 'ID': 8, 'FirstName': 'Cynthia', 'LastName': 'Stanwick', 'Prefix': 'Ms.', 'Position': 'HR Assistant', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/08.png', 'BirthDate': '1985/06/05', 'HireDate': '2008/03/24', 'Notes': 'Cindy joined us in 2008 and has been in the HR department for 2 years. She was recently awarded employee of the month. Way to go Cindy!', 'Address': '2211 Bonita Dr.', 'State': 'Arkansas', 'City': 'Little Rock' }, { 'ID': 9, 'FirstName': 'Kent', 'LastName': 'Samuelson', 'Prefix': 'Dr.', 'Position': 'Ombudsman', 'Picture': '../../../../images/employees/02.png', 'BirthDate': '1972/09/11', 'HireDate': '2009/04/22', 'Notes': 'As our ombudsman, Kent is on the front-lines solving customer problems and helping our partners address issues out in the field. He is a classically trained musician and is a member of the Chamber Orchestra.', 'Address': '12100 Mora Dr', 'State': 'Missouri', 'City': 'St. Louis' }];


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By Daily Trojan Staff
February 2, 2011 in Sports
"Black mamba" bites USC, chooses Oregon
Rumors swirled last weekend about a secret visit longtime Trojan commit De'Anthony Thomas took to the University of Oregon.
Then pictures appeared online with Thomas in Oregon gear from head to toe, putting even more fuel on the fire.
Thomas, who according to Rivals.com is the No. 1 athlete in the 2011 class and No. 5 overall in the nation, committed to USC last May and insisted that he would be a Trojan.
Despite reports throughout the day that Thomas of Crenshaw High (Los Angeles, Calif.) was leaning toward Oregon, Trojan fans held their breath in hopes of retaining their coveted recruit.
Thomas made his decision around 7 p.m. in the gym of his high school, saying that he had chosen to go to Oregon.
Thomas, known locally as "the Black Mamba," was voted the Los Angeles City Section Player of the Year and helped lead Crenshaw to their second straight City Section title.
— John Canlas
Walker signs with Trojans, not hometown Buckeyes
USC beat Ohio State, again.
This time, however, the win came in February.
The Trojans made a big move on signing day as they swiped offensive lineman Aundrey Walker from the Buckeyes.
Walker announced his decision at his high school Glenville High in Cleveland, Ohio.
This is a big pickup for the Trojans as offensive line was arguably their biggest need.
Walker, who comes in at 6-foot-6 and 355 pounds, is rated the No. 1 guard by Rivals, No. 9 by Scout and No. 15 by ESPN.
Walker could start right away, as USC needs to replace three linemen, including junior right tackle Tyron Smith, who left early for the NFL Draft and expected to go in the first round.
Walker told Scout.com that immediate playing time and his relationship with recruiting coordinator Ed Orgeron impacted his decision.
"USC has a great coaching staff and it's a nice place," Walker said. "The school is great itself. I'm surrounded by a group of good people."
It also didn't hurt that his recruiting visit coincided with his 18th birthday.
"We had a great time. L.A. is great, man," Walker said. "The coaches showed me a lot of love."
— Kenny Legan
USC reels in coveted Kentucky recruit
This morning linebacker Lamar Dawson of Boyle County High, who was silent about his plans in the weeks leading up to today, announced that he will don the cardinal and gold next fall.
Dawson, rated as a Rivals.com four-star recruit, has the size and speed to excel at both inside and outside linebacker.
Dawson had considered offers from upwards of 10 universities, including Oregon and Tennessee, but presumably viewed the Trojans' depleted linebacker corps as an opportunity to play early.
"USC was my best visit, and I got along well with the players and especially the coaches. I got to know coach [Joe] Barry real well, and then he came out and met my mom on the visit," Dawson said after announcing his decision live on the Louisville Courier-Journal's website.
— Sean McCormick
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– I can live on a pared-down closet. Like many people, I have way too many clothes. I have items that I barely wear, yet I still feel like I need them. One of my fears when I started is that I would get bored immediately, that didn't happen. I mean, by the end of December, I was ready to switch things up a bit, but I think switching out one or two pieces would have satisfied that.
– I don't have to shop constantly. I was so bad at this in college. I was either ordering something online or blowing lots of money at the mall (yikes). I thought it would be difficult not to shop while I was doing my capsule, but honestly, I was a bit tired of shopping. At the beginning, I was so gung-ho about getting everything ready for my capsule that I kind of shopped myself out (my sister can confirm this). By the time I was done shopping for the capsule, I was ready to take a break.
– I have an even better idea of what I really like. There were a couple pieces I included in the capsule because I thought I should, but I barely wore them (I'm talking about the white shirt and the blazer). I'm not saying these pieces aren't useful, but they weren't the ones I reached for. Instead, I wore some of the items constantly, namely my Madewell sweatshirt and my black sneakers. This experience has taught me to stick with clothes that I really love, not just items that I think should be a part of my wardrobe.
– It pays to think about how well each item fits into your closet. I spent so much time planning out my fall capsule- thinking about the colors and textures and versatility. And you know what? It paid off. Getting dressed in the morning was easier because I had a set number of clothes to choose from and most things mixed very well together. You know that rule about picturing three different outfits before you buy a new item of clothing? I think it's a really useful thing to consider. There are still some duds in my closet that I need to get rid of, but now that I have a base of items that I love, I really want to think about how any new piece of clothing will fit in.
Well, I suppose that concludes things for my fall capsule wardrobe series! I hope you enjoyed following along with this process and that you found it interesting. If you have any questions or if you want to tell me about your capsule wardrobe experiences, please do so in the comments below!
– I was trying to decide between my two faux leather jackets and in the end I found myself reaching for the collarless one each time. That made my decision pretty easy then- collarless one it is!
– I still haven't picked up a gray skirt. I haven't really been looking since I've been trying to avoid shopping for clothes in general, but I'm still sort of keeping one eye open. I have some holiday shopping to do over the next couple of months, so if a gray skirt catches my eye while I'm out and about, I'll grab it.
– I decided to keep the leather skirt. I still only feel about 80% on it, but I wore it on my birthday and liked the way it looked, so I decided that it would stay for now.
– It's definitely made getting dressed in the mornings easier and about 90% of the time I feel good about my outfit. It may not be anything flashy, but I feel comfortable and like I'm decently put together. There are a few outfits that I've worn and didn't feel great about, but those are learning experiences and the next time I'll try styling those pieces differently.
– At this point, I'd say my most worn pieces are my black striped tee, black cardigan, graphic sweatshirt, black jeggings, trench coat (similar), black flats and chelsea boots. I wear my trench pretty much everyday and if I can't figure out what to wear, I automatically reach for my Madewell sweatshirt (I'm so glad cute sweatshirts are a thing now). The black flats I've been wearing are actually my old black flats, not these ones. I tried to wear the new ones once, but they just felt so small. I'm not sure what's going on- this is the second time I've bought flats that felt fine at the store, but were way too small when I got home.
– So far, I've worn everything at least once, except for the white button-down, black blazer and black dress (similar). I've put on the white button-down a few times, but I usually end up swapping it out for something else. It always feels a bit too buttoned up- I wish it had a more relaxed fit like my polka dot button-down. The black dress I haven't worn yet because I've been too lazy to iron it (no joke, need to get on that!) and the black blazer also feels too serious most days. I want to try pairing it with sneakers and a plain tee for a casual Friday look.
– Now that the temperatures are starting to drop into the 40s and lower, I wish I had a few more sweaters in my capsule. What I might end up doing next month is swapping out a few of the lighter/sleeveless tops for sweaters. I anticipate carrying over most of these clothes into winter, so it will just be about switching things out for warmer layers and stocking up on cold-weather accessories.
Tell me: Are you still shopping for fall or have you moved on to winter?
I've been talking about it for over a month and now it's finally here, my fall capsule wardrobe! Technically I meant to have this finalized by the first of the month, but it was taking me a bit longer than expected to find some of the items on my list (*I'm actually still missing one item, the grey skirt, but I didn't want to wait any longer to share this!). Let's break it down, shall we?
I spent a lot of time on the planning process. I wanted to be really intentional about my purchases and I used Caroline's free wardrobe planner. I thought about colors, silhouettes, fabrics, and how I wanted to be able to mix and match all of the pieces that I picked. I was documenting my process along the way and you can check out my previous fall capsule wardrobe posts. I wanted mostly classic pieces with a few trendier items mixed in. I tried to get the best quality at the price point I was working with and I was extra picky about the fit and style.
All together I have 40 pieces: 18 tops, 9 bottoms (5 skirts and 4 pants), 2 dresses, 5 jackets/coats, and 6 shoes. I'm surprised I don't have more dresses, because I love dresses. I do have quite a few skirts though because I thought separates are easier to mix and match. My outerwear section also includes a winter coat, which I'm hoping to replace sometime soon (probably not until the new year). You'll see that there are no heels in my capsule because I don't really wear them that often. If I need to dress up and wear heels for a fancier occasion, I'll just pull out a pair from my closet that's not on the list.
Originally I'd planned to buy 17 new items and I'd estimated that I would spend $700. However, I really wanted to cut that number down and save money, so I decided to adjust a few things and not buy a few of the things that I'd planned to replace. In total I spent about $430 and bought 12 items. I'm pretty happy with that number and the pieces I got. Plus, I have a feeling that if I decide to do a winter capsule wardrobe, I'll carry over the majority of these clothes into the next season.
Some of the items pictured above are not the exact item in my wardrobe, most likely because I bought it years ago and it's sold out. I tried to choose pictures that were representative of the item in color and in style. The items that are still available are linked below, otherwise I'll link to a similar item and the site where I found the image.
To recap, I'm planning to only wear these 40 pieces through the end of December. I'm trying not to buy any new clothes during this time (except for the grey skirt that I'm still hunting for). Also, this capsule wardrobe doesn't include accessories, underwear or loungewear. I may end up purchasing a few more accessories, like jewelry and scarves, to help with switching up my outfits.
There are two items on my list that I'm still questioning a bit. One is the faux leather skirt I bought- I like it a lot and the faux leather is really nice, but I'm not 100% sure it's the most flattering on me. I'm going to try it on a few more times and if I decide to return it, I will swap it out for a different faux leather skirt. I also have two leather jackets (one is collarless and the other is a moto jacket style) and I still haven't decided which one I'm keeping in my capsule yet.
I'm setting these rules for myself, but I'm not going to be totally inflexible to the point where I'm unhappy. It is a challenge, but I also want it to be a good experience. I think the hardest part will be not buying any clothes. I'm also curious to see whether I'll be entirely sick of all of these items by the third month.
Let's mark today as the official start date! I'm thinking of possibly doing monthly check-ins on the blog and I also think it would be fun to snap an #ootd every day on Instagram so I can really see how I changed my outfits from day to day.
Thanks for making it all the way through this long post today! I'd love to hear your thoughts on my capsule below or let me know if you have any questions about my process.


Home > Ewe Felty News > Merry Christmas!!
Phew! It's been a really busy couple of months here at Ewe Felty Thing! We have loved every minute of it, but are looking forward to a few days rest now over the festive season.
So what have we been up to? We've been given the amazing opportunity to grow our little shop, and have expanded to fill the entirety of 22 Madoc Street!!
As you can see, the kids and I were a tiny bit excited when the sign went up over the shop at the start of November! The comments from customers so far has been amazing, and it seems that everyone is loving the new and improved Ewe Felty Thing just as much as we are!
So, since then we've been busy decorating for Christmas, with Wendy and I making more pompoms than we thought possible to create our Pompom Christmas Tree!
I think you'll agree that it is rather cute and definitely worth all the effort!!
This year really has been a huge journey for me, and has been the realisation of a lifelong dream. This time last year I had no idea that I would be sat here now. But due to an amazing set of coincidences and circumstances, I went from crafter, to starting up in March subletting the back of Promise Art and Crafts, to now being a fully-fledged shop owner. I really want to thank everyone that has been involved over the last 12 months in all capacities, dyers, suppliers, customers, friends, and co-workers (as well as long-suffering family members!) for all their hard work and support! You are all epic!
So.. What's on the cards for Ewe Felty Thing next year? Hopefully many things!
First off, we're launching our 'Yarn Club with a Difference', where we turn the traditional yarn club on it's head, allowing you, the customer control over the colourways you receive. We have so many gorgeous yarns in the shop, and I am really excited to be sharing them with even more people.
Another exciting thing is that we've been accepted for a stall at Wonderwool Wales in April! Wonderwool has been my 'mecca' for as long as I can remember, so being able to attend as a vendor is beyond my wildest dreams!
So, on that very happy note, I am going to sign off by wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from everyone here at Ewe Felty Thing.


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import urllib.request
import json
import decimal

def ex11():
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    response = urllib.request.urlopen('http://api.fixer.io/latest?base=USD')
    body = json.loads(response.read())

    rates = body['rates']
    rates['USD'] = 1.0

    while True:
        prompt = 'Enter the currency you would like to convert from: '
        currency_from = input(prompt)
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            break
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        try:
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            amount_from = decimal.Decimal(input(prompt))
            break
        except decimal.InvalidOperation:
            print('Enter a valid amount')
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        prompt = 'Enter the currency you would like to convert to: '
        currency_to = input(prompt)
        if currency_to in rates:
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DOJ charges Oath Keepers founder, 10 others with seditious conspiracy related to Jan. 6 riot
The Department of Justice unveiled seditious conspiracy charges against 11 defendants, including the founder and leader of the right-wing Oath Keepers militia group, Elmer Stewart Rhodes III, for their role in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes speaks during the Patriots Day Free Speech Rally in Berkeley, California, April 15, 2017. (REUTERS/Jim Urquhart)
FILE PHOTO: Jessica Marie Watkins, second from left, and Donovan Ray Crowl, center, both from Ohio, march down the east front steps of the U.S. Capitol with the Oath Keepers militia group among supporters of President Trump in Washington, Jan. 6, 2021. Both have since been indicted by federal authorities for their roles in the siege on the U.S. Capitol. (REUTERS/Jim Bourg/File Photo/File Photo)
FILE – Members of the Oath Keepers militia group, including Jessica Marie Watkins, left, who has since been indicted by federal authorities for her role in the siege on the U.S, Capitol, stand among supporters of President Trump protesting against the certification of the 2020 U.S. presidential election results by the U.S. Congress, on the east front steps of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Jan. 6, 2021. (REUTERS/Jim Bourg)
On Jan. 6, 2021, after then-President Trump had repeatedly claimed that the 2020 election had been stolen from him, thousands of his supporters left his rally at Freedom Plaza near the White House and headed toward the Capitol. Lawmakers evacuated the complex and temporarily suspended the certification of the Electoral College results as rioters broke through police lines and entered the building.
JAN. 6 CAPITOL RIOT – ONE YEAR LATER, DC REMAINS ON EDGE
A Capitol Police officer fatally shot Ashli Babbitt, a 35-year-old Air Force veteran, who was attempting to force her way into the House chamber. Another person died during the riot after suffering a drug overdose, and two others died naturally from medical emergencies. Brian Sicknick, a 42-year-Capitol Police officer, got hit with pepper-spray during the chaos and died the next day after suffering from two thromboembolic strokes. Four other officers who responded to the riot committed suicide in the months following.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia had previously charged more than 700 people across the country for their alleged participation in the riot, including at least 81 current or former service members, CBS News reported. About 275 of those defendants have been charged with a felony offense of "attempting to corruptly obstruct, influence, or impede" the Electoral College certification.
More than 150 of the defendants have pleaded guilty, and 71 had been sentenced as of Jan. 1, according to Politico. Most of these sentenced Jan. 6 offenders had been convicted of misdemeanors, such as illegally entering the Capitol building, and fewer than half of them have received prison time. The median prison sentence for the Capitol rioters was 45 days, as of Jan. 6, 2022.
Robert Palmer – who admitted to throwing a wooden plank at police outside the Capitol and to spraying a fire extinguisher at officers, then throwing the empty device at police – has received the stiffest sentence to date, more than five years in prison.
Democrats and media outlets have framed the riot as an "insurrection," yet no defendants had faced charges of insurrection or sedition until the new charges against Rhodes and others on Jan. 13.
The House of Representatives impeached Trump one week after the riot for "incitement of insurrection," with 10 Republicans voting in favor, the most pro-impeachment votes ever from a president's party. Trump left office on Jan. 20 and the Senate acquitted him more than three weeks later.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.


– Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler responding to the mooted September start of the controversial Cahill plasma gasification plant at Vaucluse, St Thomas.
IF ALLEGATIONS made by Leader of the Opposition Mia Mottley about Cahill's $700 million waste-to-energy facility are true, then a couple of questions must be answered.
First, how is it that the Government of Barbados could apparently be committed to a project of such magnitude – through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) – reportedly BEFORE Cabinet approval could be obtained?
Secondly, how is it that the Cahill boss, Clare Cowan, can give a start date of September, but Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler can almost immediately say, essentially, hold it, Prime Minister Freundel Stuart, who holds the town planning portfolio, has to approve.
Meanwhile, Minister of the Environment Dr Denis Lowe, who has been at the centre of the controversy, did not address the start-up date but spoke only in terms of "going through the final logistical issues to get ready for 'ground-break' and construction".
It creates the impression that some members of the Cabinet and the investor are not, in the cliché, singing from the same hymn sheet on either the process or required procedure.
As I said last week, it appeared that the Government was caught by surprise by Mottley's reply to the 2015 Budget and was unprepared for a substantial rebuttal.
But if anxious Barbadians were anticipating a fuller, point-by-point response from Government, possibly via a Ministerial Statement from any one of the key Cabinet members involved, they will probably have to wait a little longer since Parliament has taken the annual four-week summer recess.
Meantime, concerned Bajans seeking concrete information on the project have had to rely on sketchy published reports and indulge in a little speculation as to the provenance and likely efficacy of the proposed facility.
According to the timeline outlined by Mottley in the House of Assembly, the MOU was signed on March 15, 2014, two days before the Estimates debate, without either the Attorney General or the Solicitor General approving the contract as fit for signature by Ministers of the Crown.
While the Solicitor General is a public officer and is not likely to speak publicly on this or any other controversial political matter, the Attorney General did not specifically (to my knowledge) deny that he had not approved the contract.
However, Sinckler denied this specific allegation, saying the Solicitor General was engaged on the matter and advised on the agreement "indicating what she liked and what she thought ought to be changed in the document".
The Minister of the Environment did not specifically deny that the Cabinet and the two top legal officers had not approved the agreement.
Mottley recalled that Sinckler had announced at the Saturday, March 15, 2014 signing ceremony that Cahill Energy expected to invest US$240 million in the proposed plant.
But she had objected in the House on the grounds that Cahill was only formed in August 2012 in Guernsey and was just a shell company on a nameplate with no experience to which Government had given a licence to shop for investment.
She said the project then went to the Cabinet two months later in May 2014, with the executive being asked to rescind a previous decision to go out to tender for waste to energy facilities.
The Cabinet then agreed, she added, that the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA), which has responsibility for waste management, should NEGOTIATE with Cahill Energy (Barbados) to develop, finance, design, construct, own, operate and maintain a plasma gasification waste-to-energy facility at Vaucluse.
Cabinet, she pointed out, has not had any further dealings with the project.
Another area of concern which no one apparently wants to address is the cost.
In March 2014, Cahill said it would cost US$240 million (BDS$480 million); on July 10, 2014, Cowan said BDS$512; in May 2015, it was reported that it would cost BDS$600 million; and by June 13, Cahill was saying it would cost BDS$700 million.
These are but a few of the unsettling issues around this project on which Government owes Barbadians a detailed explanation.
Albert Brandford is an independent political correspondent.


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← In which five people outwit one bird
How to Identify Ents →
Flawed characters
Posted on March 17, 2012 by Pat Bowne
'we're all going to hell' by Jessica Hagy
For some reason, I've been running into a lot of discussion about flawed and non-flawed characters lately. Probably it's always been out there and I've only noticed it because #feministSF twitter chat discussed feminist characters last Sunday and I attended a feminist forum about heroines in YA literature on Wednesday.
Anyway, the one thing that seems to enjoy universal consensus is that a character has to be flawed. I can't remember where I read my favorite example of it, an anecdote from a writer whose hero wasn't grabbing her audience until someone suggested giving him a limp — I like that because it is such a straightforward, unconcealed, marketing ploy.
Flaws are interesting. I don't mean that a limp makes a character more interesting to me — I mean that the concept of flaws is interesting. Because what are they for? Are they like ornaments we hang on our characters after they're constructed?
It's my opinion that if you have to sit down and ask yourself 'what's this character's flaw?' it is already too late for that character. Because if you can pick a character up, snap off one of his legs, and put him back on the board, is he real or plastic? If you can simply add low self-esteem and myopia to your heroine and have her still doing the same things she was doing before, were you really writing about her to begin with?
But maybe that's just me. The fact is, I never think about whether my characters have flaws. I'm told by readers that they do, and sometimes it comes as a shock to me. Because to me, they just have problems. At the beginning of almost every project, I fill a pile of notebook pages asking 'what's this person's problem?' 'What's his issue?'
My characters have problems like:
'The socialization of a starving badger' (a quote from one of my favorite reviews)
defining themselves by their superiority to all around them
hating the world
lack of confidence
being doormats
refusing to admit they want love
self-hatred
fear of aging
being oblivious prigs
terminal frivolity
I think all these could be labeled flaws. But that's not the role they play in the stories. They're not add-ons meant to round out my characters; they are the main issues in the stories. Not only would the characters be different without them, the stories would probably not exist without them. I write – and read – to explore these kinds of issues.
When I read articles about how characters need to have some flaws or they turn into 'Mary Sues,' I become disoriented. I look at my characters through a different lens and ask myself, 'is it too much to have her be an expert in spellcraft and have a magic stove? Even when on the other hand, her apartment is a mess and she kills someone by mistake?' I start making lists, as if each of my characters needed a vita and an antivita of equal lengths.
In the end, though, it's an irrelevant project. One reason the character exists because I wanted to explore her vanity. All her other attributes, from the dust bunnies under her couch to the front-page interview in the local newspaper, are just situations she and her vanity need to negotiate; sometimes successfully, sometimes as abject failures. Sometimes her vanity shines forth as fully justified. Sometimes it takes a big hit and has to be patched with transparent justifications. Sometimes it gets knocked completely down and spends months licking its wounds, but it will be back. It's not a flaw. It's a character.
Ww Have to Keep the Program Going, Right?
Nobody's Ally
A Monster Calls (if only!)
Yes, I'm one of those people who ignore clim...


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Retardador puede referirse a:

 Retardador (química), un agente químico que ralentiza una reacción química.
 Retardador (ingeniería), un dispositivo para ralentizar grandes camiones, camiones, autobuses, autocares y otros vehículos.
 Retardador (ferrocarril), un dispositivo para desacelerar los vagones de mercancías a medida que se clasifican en trenes
 Retardador acrílico, un agente químico agregado a la pintura acrílica de bellas artes para disminuir su corto tiempo de secado.

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Everything you need to know about the new Volkswagen Golf GTI
The word icon gets thrown around a lot, but in the case of the Volkswagen Golf GTI, that's exactly what it is.
The first model began development in 1974 as a secret project for six VW staff members. It started life as the Super Golf, but by the time it went on sale in 1976, it had been given the GTI moniker.
With the eighth-generation Golf recently going on sale, a new Golf GTI is here too. Here are the highlights.
It has a 2.0-litre engine
The power unit is a typical VW Group hot hatch recipe, using a turbocharged 2.0-litre petrol engine. In this case it makes 242bhp and 370Nm of torque.
It gets a front locking differential
In the last generation of Golf, only the top models got a front diff, but no longer is this just the preserve of the Performance and TCR, as even standard GTI models get one now.
The differential has become a vital part of modern front-wheel-drive performance cars, because it helps with traction out of corners.
New 'Vehicle Dynamics Manager'
This clever piece of technology manages all of the electrical connections to various mechanical components, such as the differentials and optional adaptive shock absorbers.
It monitors everything from speed to throttle and steering inputs and constantly adapts the car's settings to provide the best performance.
Progressive steering as standard
Unlike typical steering systems, which have a fixed ratio, progressive steering changes the ratio depending on what the driver is doing. Essentially it means the steering is light and easy to use when parking, but becomes weighty and direct when driving in a sporty manner.
VW says it has applied a more direct steering ratio as well as tweaking the software algorithms for improved performance.
Sporty body kit
The latest Golf is one of the sleekest designs yet, but it has been given a more aggressive look for the GTI. Highlights include an illuminated front grille, hexagonal fog lights, alloy wheels up to 19 inches, and prominent spoilers and wings.
Digital interior
The digital instruments and prominent infotainment screen that now houses most of the controls gives the new GTI a decidedly more modern appearance, but there are a few nods to the history of the GTI, particularly through the use of the classic tartan upholstery.
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This interior designer from Minnesota creates soothing spaces that are a cohesive mixture of modern and traditional elements that blend seamlessly and effortlessly. I love her strong yet subtle colour palettes. I also am madly in love with the hanging sofa and the slide-out shelf that creates an impromptu office.
Absolutely love these spaces! They're so tranquil and the colors are beautiful. Loving the brown dining room.
Fantastic use of pattern and color!
Tranquil is right. Love the restrained palette but it's still alive and inviting.


and I think it should work as you want. Its too bad we cannot handle this case with SNESSetDM() since it only takes a single DM and there is no way to specialize the Jacobian.
I'd argue they should be able to nest, so DM could hold a "preconditioning DM". Too much confusion and interface complexity with two independent DMs; one should be subordinate to the other.
This is a completely valid argument. However, a possible reason to still have the two DM is that matches the current pattern of TS/SNES/KSP which take exactly two matrix arguments.
If we were starting from scratch we won't have the two matrix arguments either and would instead manage the pmat via nesting of operators.
So, do we make the dramatic change of nesting the operators and removing pmat, or do we instead live with the less than ideal previous design of two operators (and hence two DM). Note that, of course, having 2 DM doesn't prevent users from doing their own internal nesting. Currently we have a mixed paradigm (1 DM user manually nests and 2 matrices), this is the worst of both worlds and could be alleviated by having the two DM.
I think there is a good argument for nesting of preconditioning DMs. What about a DM for coefficients. I currently have a DM for the solution and a DM for the parameters. I wanted to promote this to the real interface (its handled by composition now). Do you think this should also be done by nesting?


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One piece of advice that successful professional bloggers always give to aspiring-to-be-successful bloggers is to "write what you know." For some time I've been trying to determine what interests me that I know better than the average person (and that I'd enjoy writing about). Today while trying to take a nap before work it occurred to me (go figure). I moved to Chicago almost three years ago and in that time I've had numerous native and long-time Chicagoans express surprise to me about all the fun, cheap things that I find to do in Chicago. So, today I decided I am going to start a new feature on things to do in Chicago.
While some suggestions may be obvious to native Chicagoans, I hope to also include some ideas that even born-and-raised Chicagoans have not thought of. Some ideas will be cheap, some will not. Some ideas will be exclusive to being able to do in Chicago, however, not all will be; in the latter instances, I plan to keep the focus on Chicago by including links to Chicago businesses/attractions where the ideas can be carried out.
I only average about 1,000 page views a month, almost all of which come from people who do not comment, therefore I honestly do not know how successful this new feature of mine will be; if you appreciate any of the ideas I suggest, or have fun Chicago ideas for me to try, please leave me a comment so I know you are out there. And of course, if you like my new feature after you have read a few (I plan to post weekly) I would appreciate any help spreading the word. My loftiest goal would be to have this feature gain enough readers that I could eventually offer my readers personalized discount codes for the Chicago ideas that I share.
I will be tagging all Chicago idea posts with the label "Chicago ideas" so you can view all of the Chicago ideas posts by clicking the "Chicago ideas" label.


The QEII Centre is the largest dedicated conference and exhibition space in central London. The venue offers world class facilities for high profile conferences, conventions, exhibitions and corporate events with capacity of up to 2,500 – hosting over 400 national and international events a year.
Situated in the shadow of Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, the Centre is served by outstanding transport links providing easy access to everything London has to offer and is within an hour's transfer from five international airports.


ICSI is used to treat male infertility, specifically in cases where there is a low sperm count, poor sperm motility, a damaged vas deferens, or a vasectomy that can not be reversed. ICSI is where a single sperm is injected into a single egg. Then, the fertilized egg is placed inside the woman's Fallopian tube.
If the sperm can not be collected through masturbation, they will be removed from the testicles via a small incision. The woman's mature egg will be retrieved, and then a single sperm will be deposited onto the egg. The eggs are incubated to ensure fertilization, and the ones that have been successfully fertilized will be placed in the uterus via a catheter. Usually, two to four embryos will be implanted, and the rest can be frozen for later use. With a little luck, the embryo will implant in the uterine wall, and grow into a baby! Simple as that!
The average couple will have around a 35 percent chance of conceiving with each round of ICSI, and around a 28 percent chance of having a baby. ICSI is a wonderful choice for couples who are having male-factor fertility issues. There is also a greater chance of success because the sperm and egg are fertilized inside the lab, with help from a doctor. Something else to remember about ICSI is that it can be expensive, and is often not covered by insurance. The cost of one cycle of ICSI ranges anywhere from $10k to $17k.
The risks of ICSI are similar to the risks associated with IVF. Women can experience hyper stimulation of the ovaries due to the hormones that they are given prior to egg retrieval. Severe ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome is very rare, only affecting around 2% of all women who go through IVF, but it can be very serious. Also, there is a risk of having twins or multiples when you undergo ICSI.
Of course, this is not a negative, but can be considered a high risk pregnancy for both mother and baby. Some doctors also think that ICSI can increase the risk of birth defects as well. Make sure to talk with your doctor at length about the risks of ICSI before beginning treatment.


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Kamala Harris will appear on the cover of the February issue of Vogue, and the magazine shared two photos on Twitter on Sunday. In one, Harris is seen wearing Converse sneakers and a black Donald Deal jacket; and standing in front of a pink-and-green drape. In the other, she is in a powder blue Michael Kors suit, standing; in front of gold background with her arms crossed.
Vogue has since faced criticism on social media; by people accusing it of "whitewashing" the woman who on January 20 will become America's first black woman Vice-President.
People have said the pictures are like "homework finished the morning it due", "amateurish", and a "mess", and have wondered; if her skin tone had been "whitewashed". On social media, user said, "Every photo editor at Vogue; should know the basics of editing photos of people of colour."
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Drawings and rubbings of stones in Highland Council area
551 397/5
Description Drawings and rubbings of stones in Highland Council area
Collection Ian G Scott
Catalogue Number 551 397/5
Category All Other
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1235977
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Collection Level (551 397) Ian G Scott
> Group Level (551 397/5) Drawings and rubbings of stones in Highland Council area
All CategoriesOn-line Digital Images (86)Prints And Drawings (57)Photographs And Off-line Digital Images (19)All Other (18)
Photographs and Off-line Digital Images MO 596/10 Detail of lower reverse of Sueno's Stone 1969 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 1241519 Digital copy of drawings of the Lochardill and Kingsmills sculptured stones in Inverness Museum. 11/8/2002 Item Level
Prints and Drawings DC 55174 Measured drawing described as Meigle34 found by George Henderson 1996. 4/2005 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373282 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-incised slab, Canna (5). 7/6/1983 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373287 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-incised slab, Canna (7). 20/5/1994 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373289 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (8). 7/6/1983 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373292 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (10). 20/5/1994 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373293 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (11). 5/9/1989 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373294 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (12). E front. 11/1993 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373295 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (12). W front. 1993 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 373301 Digital copy of measured drawing of cross-slab, Canna (3). 20/5/1994 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 388070 Measured drawing of the reverse and edge of the Rosemarkie Pictish cross-slab. 17/2/1997 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 397220 Drawing of Nigg Pictish cross-slab. (Reverse) Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 397221 Drawing of Nigg Pictish cross-slab. (Front) Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 399084 Measured drawing of the face and edge of the Rosemarkie cross-slab. 17/2/1997 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 404553 Digital copy of drawing of Applecross cross-slab fragments (nos.1, 2, 3). 26/6/1990 Item Level
Prints and Drawings DC 41473 St Donnan's Church, Eigg. Fragmented cross-slab, view of front and rear faces. 15/5/1991 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 406072 Digital copy of drawing of A'Chill, Isle of Muck, cross-incised slab (no.1). 11/9/1989 Item Level
On-line Digital Images SC 406073 Digital copy of drawing of A'Chill, Isle of Muck, cross-incised stone (no.2). 19/1/1992 Item Level


Regeneration is the first step in the total experience of redemption that God takes us through. When people say that they're born again, they often think that their rebirth is the same thing as their new life. After all, the New Testament says that the person who is in Christ is a new creature: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come" (2 Cor. 5:17). The fact that someone is a new person, a new creation, means that he has a new life, but his new life is not the same thing as his new birth. Check out the video to the right for a full explanation by Dr. Sproul.


A motorcycle accident in Pattaya's Bang Lamung district cost the life of a German national early Wednesday morning, Khaosod reported.
Officers from Pattaya Provincial Police Station, paramedics and rescue volunteers rushed to the scene at 0:30 after receiving a report about a road accident involving a German national. Arriving in front of Thep Prasit Rd Soi 5 in Nong Prue subdistrict, they discovered the body of Robert Alois Achermann, 58, lying dead underneath the rear of a tour bus parked at the side of the road.
Next to his damaged Honda CBR 650 motorcycle, officers found a grey Ford Everest with a broken front bumper. The 31-year-old owner of the car told police that he saw Mr Achermann riding his bike at high speed toward his vehicle which started to swerve as he pulled the break.
After colliding with the front of the car, Mr Achermann's body was thrown off his motorcycle and landed underneath the back of the tour bus, he continued. According to police officers, Mr Achermann sustained severe injuries to his head and foot and passed away before medical workers arrived.
An autopsy will be conducted at a local hospital to verify the cause of death and determine whether alcohol played a role in the deadly crash. The German embassy in Bangkok has been notified.


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Horizon 2020 Open Research Data Pilot
In December 2013 the European Commission announced their commitment to open data through the Open Research Data Pilot (ORD Pilot) for selected Horizon 2020 projects. The pilot aims to "improve and maximise access to and re-use of research data generated by projects for the benefit of society and the economy".
From January 2017 the ORD Pilot is extended to cover all projects. Open access to research data thereby becomes applicable by default in Horizon 2020.
A summary of the main ORD Pilot requirements for:
"A DMP is required for all projects participating in the extended ORD pilot, unless they opt out of the ORD pilot. However, projects that opt out are still encouraged to submit a DMP on a voluntary basis."
Proposals submitted to Horizon 2020 will need to include a short, general outline of their policy for research data management. This will be assessed under the criterion 'Impact'.
Three versions of the data management plan (DMP) are expected. An initial version of the DMP is expected within the first six months of the project. The Commission expects the DMP to be updated whenever significant changes arise, and as a minimum, an updated version of the DMP is to be delivered by the mid-term and final review.
The Commission provides guidance on the issues that should be addressed and a DMP template.
"Costs associated with open access to research data, can be claimed as eligible costs of any Horizon 2020 Grant". In addition, specific technical and professional support services will be provided.
Data deposit and retention
Research data "needed to validate the results presented in scientific publications" must be deposited in a research data repository as soon as possible; "other data, including associated metadata, as specified and within the deadlines laid down in the 'data management plan'".
The Commission notes Zenodo's facility for depositing data and publications in the same place, and points to re3data.org to help identify a suitable data repository.
Alongside the data, information about the tools and instruments necessary for validating the results should be provided or the tools themselves should be provided.
Data must, as far as possible, be accessible for third parties to access, mine, exploit, reproduce and disseminate free of charge.
Data access and sharing
"Participating in the ORD Pilot does not necessarily mean opening up all your research data. Rather, the ORD pilot follows the principle "as open as possible, as closed as necessary" and focuses on encouraging sound data management as an essential part of research best practice."
Obligations to protect results, confidentiality, security, and personal data still apply. If certain datasets cannot be shared openly, reasons for restricting access must be provided in the data management plan.
Data access statements
The Horizon 2020 guidelines do not require authors to include data access statements in publications. However, the Open Access guidelines do and recommend that authors provide links between publications and underlying data. The Commission suggests open access repository records or using persistent identifiers and data citations in publications to achieve this. Further information is available from the Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe (OpenAIRE).
See our guidance on Data access statements.
Policy last checked: January 2017
Further sources of help
European Commission Guidelines on FAIR Data Management in Horizon 2020 [PDF], includes guidance and templates for data management plans
European Commission Guidelines on Open Access to Scientific Publications and Research Data in Horizon 2020 [PDF], lists conditions that would allow or require you to opt out of the pilot
Horizon 2020 website
Data Management Planning for EC H2020 Funding Applicants a guide prepared by the University of Bristol Research Data Service.
Write data management plans for the European Commission using DMPonline
DMPonline, a web-based tool provided by the Digital Curation Centre (DCC), can help you create effective DMPs that meet the requirements set by the European Commission.
To get started, first create an account, then sign in with your institutional credentials. After signing in, click on 'Create a plan' and select 'European Commission (Horizon 2020)' when asked for your funder. For additional guidance in completing your DMP, choose to see guidance from the University of York and from the DCC in the template provided.
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Revolving Fund
A revolving fund is administered by an agency whereby it is authorized to deposit receipts into the fund that may be used to finance the fund's operations. A revolving fund finances an entity or activity that operates on a business-like basis.
This is distinct from most other Treasury accounts, which are either receipt accounts or expenditure accounts. Unless specifically authorized otherwise, any receipts an agency collects or receives other than its congressional appropriation, must be deposited into the general fund of the Treasury. See 31 U.S.C. 3302(b). In addition, an agency may not withdraw money from a general fund receipt account unless an appropriation is made authorizing it.
A revolving fund is an account combining both of these features: It is established by Congress to finance operations through receipts into the fund generated by business-like activities.
OMB Glossary of Budget Terms
Revolving Fund (OMB)
Revolving fund means a fund that conducts continuing cycles of business-like activity, in which the fund charges for the sale of products or services and uses the proceeds to finance its spending, usually without requirement for annual appropriations. There are three types of revolving funds: Public enterprise funds, which conduct business-like operations mainly with the public, intragovernmental revolving funds, which conduct business-like operations mainly within and between Government agencies, and trust revolving funds, which conduct business-like operations mainly with the public and are designated by law as a trust fund. (See section 20.11 [pp. 37-43]) .
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GAO Glossary of Terms and Definition (September 2005)
Revolving Fund (GAO)
A fund established by Congress to finance a cycle of businesslike operations through amounts received by the fund. A revolving fund charges for the sale of products or services and uses the proceeds to finance its spending, usually on a self-sustaining basis. Instead of recording the collections in receipt accounts, the budget records the collections and the outlays of revolving funds in the same account. A revolving fund is a form of permanent appropriation. (See also Account.)
Government Accountability Office: Revolving Fund from GAO Appropriations Law — Vol. III
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The Top Ten Jago and Litefoot Episodes
Having given an overview of Jago and Litefoot, I wanted to do one last post quickly summarizing what I think are the top 10 episodes.
This a hard list and it's one of those franchises where there are so many great episodes to choose from. For the purposes of this list, I'm using the episodes of any show in which they were primary stars or co-stars for that episode.. So I considered the entire run of Jago and Litefoot, the Jago, Litefoot and Strax Specials, their Doctor Who Short Trips and Companion Chronicles appearances, their appearance in the Worlds of Doctor Who, and the two stories where they were the co-stars of a Doctor Who story as the Sixth Doctor's Companion. I didn't consider their guest appearances in either the Fourth Doctor Adventures or the Sixth Doctor: While there were some great stories, they were truly secondary characters.
10) Swan Song (Series 3, Episode 3)
This story finds Jago and Litefoot joining Leela in her quest to address some dangerous time anomalies that have our heroes dealing with ghosts–from the future. The story has a clever Science Fiction/Fantasy plot, but it doesn't become lost in it. It's also a beautifully emotional story and you don't see that combination often.
9) The Hourglass Killers (Series 4, Episode 4):
Series 4 has big reveals, and brings a character arc for Jago to a very satisfactory conclusion. It's an exciting, fun ride, and one of the best closing stories for a Jago and Litefoot box set.
8) How the Other Half Lives (Series 13, Episode 3):
This alternate universe tale examines what might have been for our two heroes. I appreciated the thoughtfulness the author put into the choices. That this is one of the last stories they did is a testament to the fact Jago and Litefoot really never lost steam as a great series.
7) Voyage to the New World (Doctor Who story set between Series 4 and 5);
A bit underrated. It takes a great historical mystery (What happened to the lost colony of Roanoke) and adds in some great sci fi and time travel elements. There's also a great bit of poetry to the way the story plays out and the ending is beautiful.
6) Encore of the Scorchies (Series 8, Episode 1):
This Jago and Litefoot musical episode features insane alien killer puppets with an evil plan. The music's great, the story has some great comedic moments but doesn't become a farce in the process. It sets up a different structure for the Eighth series as this doesn't tie to any of the other stories, but as this episode proves, different can be good.
5) The Man at the End of the Garden (Series 3, Episode 2):
Jago and Litefoot investigate the disappearance of a fantasy author and find themselves involved in a fantasy story of their own as a daughter holds the key to her mother's disappearance. A solid child acting performance is a highlight of this along with a superb conclusion.
4) The Monstrous Menagerie (Series 7, Episode 1):
This absolute best beginning to a Jago and Litefoot box set finds them on the run, falsely accused of attempting to assassinate Queen Victoria, and hiding out on Baker Street. They're hired by Arthur Conan Doyle to impersonate Holmes and Watson to a fan who believes the detectives are real. This is an amazing premise and it pays off with an exciting story stuffed with references to Holmes, as well as Doyle's other work. An absolute delight.
3) Museum of Curiosities (Series 10, Episode 4)
The conclusion of Series 10 finds Jago and Litefoot working through the case in their own way to find the solution of the series mystery and they end up in a unique museum set up to record their exploits but with a sinister purpose behind it. It's a wonderful story that also becomes a celebration of their first ten series.
2) The Mahogany Murderers (Companion Chronicles):
Listening to it, you wouldn't know these people haven't worked together or seen each other in the past thirty years. They pick up as if they never left. The episode launched the entire Jago and Litefoot franchise because it showed how marvelous they were working together while at the same time whetting listeners' appetite for a series about strange goings on in Victorian London.
1) The Similarity Engine (Series 1, Episode 4):
Their first series of investigations comes to a brilliant conclusion as we learn the mad plan and methods of the villain they've been fighting throughout the box set. It's a truly mad plot but well thought-out. This solution cements the strength of the Jago and Litefoot as a team. This isn't a case of a smart character and a dumb character, or a strong character and a weak character. Rather Jago and Litefoot are two strong characters whose strengths are very different. Both show their methods and what each contributes to the team and it sets the tone for all the episodes ahead.
Honorable mentions: Too many to list. There are dozens of great Jago and Litefoot stories. You could make a list with an entirely different set of episodes and I wouldn't argue much.
If you're curious about the series, there are many ways to listen. You can listen for free on Spotify where the first Five Series are available for streaming. If you're an Audible member, you can get the first Eight Series there. You can also check out the Big Finish website for all released Jago and Litefoot material.
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Our house is the most comforting place we can ever have. A place to reside to comfort, but more comforting the place is, more difficult is the process of its construction. From its planning, construction, interior designing, every bit of building of a house needs a lot of time and money.
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Spreobrnjenje Marije Magdalene je oljna slika, zgodnje delo italijanskega renesančnega umetnika iz Benetk, Paola Veroneseja (1528–1588). Znan je bil po razkošnih slikah z dramatičnim in barvitim slogom. Sliko je približno 1545–1548 naročil plemeniti mecen v Veroni. Hrani jo  Narodna galerija v Londonu.

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O temi slike je bilo razpravljano: splošno mnenje je, da prikazuje spreobrnjenje Marije Magdalene, kot je opisano v knjigi Pietra Aretina iz leta 1535 L'umanità di Cristo; ta različica evangelija je bila v tem času v Severni Italiji široko razširjena in brana.   V legendi, ki je navdihnila sliko, je Marija odšla v tempelj, kjer so jo Jezusovi nauki navdihnili, da se je spreobrnila v pobožno življenje. Na sliki je upodobljena v obleki, neprimerni za versko zgradbo, s katero je Veronese simboliziral njeno prejšnje grešno življenje. Prikazana je na kolenih in zardeva, ko posluša Jezusa.

Slika
Prizor, ki ga slika upodablja, je dogodek, ki ni opisan v Bibliji ali Zlati legendi. Marta in Marija Magdalena sta v templju, kjer Jezus pridiga. Marija Magdalena je na kolenih poleg Jezusa in obrača obraz proti njemu, medtem ko Marta iztegne roke proti Jezusu in Mariji Magdaleni. Njena nizko izrezana obleka spominja na nekdanje življenje greha, ogrlica, ki ji zdrsne z vratu, pa odmeva, da se je od posvetnega življenja usmerila k duhovni pobožnosti.

Paolo Veronese je bil znan po svojih upodobitvah razkošnih postav in ljubezni do dekoriranja najsvetejših prizorov z ljudmi, oblečenimi v svetleče obleke iz svile in brokata, ki bolj spominjajo na beneško visoko družbo kot ponižne predstave subjektov. Ko je inkvizicija postavila pod vprašaj njegovo izbiro za zastopanje svetih tem, je odgovoril: »Slikarji jemljemo svoboščine, enako kot pesniki in norci« in tako trdil, da je njegova svoboda umetnika vključevala možnost izbire, kako upodobiti svoje predmete.

Sliko hrani Narodna galerija v Londonu od leta 1876, ko je bila zapuščena v oporoki zbiralca umetnosti Wynn (ali Wynne) Ellisa

Sklici

Literatura
David Rosand, Painting in Sixteenth-Century Venice: Titian, Veronese, Tintoretto, 2nd ed 1997, Cambridge UP

Zunanje povezave

Italijanska renesansa
Dela Paola Veroneseja
Dela leta 1548
Marija Magdalena


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International Democracy: Cuba
The Institute sponsors conferences, publications, and discussions on the prospect for democracy and the struggle of democracy advocates in Cuba.
Assisting Independent Trade Unions in Cuba
In cooperation with the Committee for Free Trade Unionism (CFTU) headed by AFL-CIO President Emeritus Tom Donahue, Freeodm House, the National Endowment for Democracy and the 21st Century ILGWU Heritage Fund, the Institute sponsored a conference in April 2009 which examined current conditions on workers in Cuba and the prospects for change on the island nation suffering under political repression. The keynote address was delivered by Pedro Alvarez Ramos, one of the leading voices in the exile of Cuban workers and their struggle to create representative unions free of State or Party control. The conference brought together a diverse and broad group of labor leaders, journalists, activists, and human rights groups.
Unionism and Democracy: The Experience, the Legacy, The Future
The Institute received a grant from the ILGWU Heritage Fund in April 2005 to help sponsor this three-day seminar aimed at educating new AFT leaders on the rationale and history behind labor's support for democracy and worker rights in the world.
Eugenia Kemble Research Grants
In honor of its founding executive director, the Albert Shanker Institute announces the creation of the "Eugenia Kemble Research Grants Program." Tax-deductible donations to this program are welcome. Please make donations through PayPal or by check to the Albert Shanker Institute (555 New Jersey Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20001). More information. Watch the Memorial Service.
Democracy's Champion
This report chronicles Al Shanker's contributions in the international arena. It documents Shanker's many international endeavors to support democracy and workers' rights and records the living memories of those who worked with him.
Fighting for Freedom Around the World
Soon after President Ronald Reagan crushed the air traffic controllers union, PATCO, in the early 1980s, a group of visiting Asian teachers met with Al Shanker. They didn't want to talk about education, recalls AFT international affairs director David Dorn.
In Memoriam: Eugenia Kemble
It is with great sorrow that we report the death of Eugenia Kemble, the founding executive director of the Albert Shanker Institute, after a long battle with cancer. In her honor we are establishing and accepting donations for the Eugenia Kemble Research Grants.
A Hypocritical World Bows A Little More Deeply to Workers' Rights
The U.N.'s move to investigate violations of the rights of freedom of association and assembly is a good sign for workers and people everywhere.
Standing Up For The Rights Of Others
President Obama's U.N. speech last week gives new hope to supporters of human and democratic rights.
Free Labor In A Hostile World
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Adult Hypoaspis (Pronounced: HYPE-O-ASP-ISS) are soil-dwelling mites which grow up to 1mm in length, they are pale brown in colour. The younger, nymph stage is almost white.
Hypoaspis naturally inhabits the top layer of soil or compost. It is used for controlling Sciarid flies (also known as fungus gnats).
Egg to adult takes about 34 days at 15ºC (60ºF) and 9 days at 28ºC. Hypoaspis adults and larvae both feed on sciarid larvae, but prefer the younger stages.
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Hypoaspis requires a minimum temperature of 10ºC (50ºF).
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Hypoaspis predators are supplied mixed with peat and vermiculite and sent out in an easy to use sprinkler pack, they are simply sprinkled on to effected plants, (approx. 1 teaspoon full per pot).
10,000 Predators in a 500ml sprinkler tube. Treats approx 10 square metres or about 140 x 30cm (12") pots.
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Too late on Hurwitz. They just closed shop last week.
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trying to do electronic communication between businesses.
them how WS and ebXML are a symbiotic pairing.