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Drinkers fear Liverpool will return to the 1980s with new restrictions
Drinkers in Liverpool have said they fear the city will head back to the economic levels of the 1980s, as strict coronavirus restrictions were announced.
Following the announcement on Monday that the six boroughs which make up the city region would face the UK's new Tier 3 measures, including the closure of pubs, customers in The Midland on Ranelagh Street accused the British prime minister Boris Johnson of southern bias.
Marty Hand, 60, who was enjoying a pint of lager with a friend, said: "The whole economy is going to suffer because of it and I think Boris Johnson has been totally against the North West area.
Police on patrol in Liverpool city centre
"Everyone in Liverpool is hurt and we feel like scapegoats. This is going back to the 1980s."
His companion, who did not want to be named, added: "It's a load of crap."
Michael White, 70, said students should not have been allowed to return to the city.
He added: "The furlough pay now is two thirds, if this was happening in London it wouldn't be.
"It's one law for them and one law for us."
Another customer who did not want to give his name said: "I'm not going to comply with it, I don't believe a word of it."
Pub managers also described their heartbreak and anger.
James Monaghan, 58, licensee of the Vernon Arms in Dale Street, said his business has not been viable since the 10pm curfew came in.
He told the PA news agency: "We haven't been at all treated fairly."
He said the pub, which used to be the favourite haunt of militant councillor Derek Hatton, reduced capacity and put in measures including table service, hand sanitiser and a one-way system after the first lockdown.
Mr Monaghan added: "This sort of breaks your heart a bit because we have done everything right."
Emyr Barton, general manager of The Railway Tavern on Tithebarn Street in the city centre, said: "There is anger, and I think it's not even anger at the situation, not at the fact we're being locked down, I understand that, but I think the first lockdown was an opportunity to get all of this in place so we could live safely alongside this virus, and now this is happening."
Chef patron and owner of The Art School Restaurant, Paul Askew, said a £40 million fund set up by local government in the Liverpool city region would help many businesses, but said a loss of a quarter of the city's hospitality industry could be a "conservative estimate".
The co-chairman of the Liverpool Hospitality Association said: "A lot of people I know are feeling like giving the keys back.
"You feel like you're just rolling with the punches, every day seems to have another challenge."
Although restaurants will stay open, Mr Askew said customer confidence would be affected.
He added: "We have only just built that back up and we need to send a very clear message to our guests, potential shoppers and restaurant-goers that it is safe."
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Yorkshire mystery dog illness: Cases now reported inland as Keighley vets say pets have been hospitalised
Northern leaders say levelling-up would be 'in tatters' amid fears HS2 may not reach Sheffield and Leeds
Northern political leaders say the Government's levelling-up plans would be left "in tatters" if high-speed rail scheme HS2 never reaches Yorkshire.
By John Blow
Sunday, 22nd November 2020, 11:45 am
Fears that the eastern leg of the massive transport project could be delayed by up to 20 years have today been reported in The Sunday Times.
It reports that North of England and Midlands leaders are "fighting with the Government behind the scenes" on what they believe will be a "phased delivery" of the 120-mile eastern leg between Birmingham and Leeds - a potential recommendation in an upcoming report by Sir John Armitt, who has been reviewing the plans for the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC).
According to the right-leaning Times, one option would be to build the HS2 line from Birmingham to East Midlands Parkway as a "first phase" with the rest of the line through Chesterfield and Sheffield to Leeds to be built at a later date.
Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council.
"It is understood that this could delay the scheme by up to 20 years, with construction unlikely to start on the eastern leg before 2040, if it goes ahead at all," says the report.
Judith Blake, leader of Leeds City Council, said: "Across the north and Midlands, leaders from both political parties and from business are clear that any attempt to scale back the delivery of the eastern leg of HS2 as an integral part of High Speed North — which the government has already committed to — would leave its levelling-up ambitions in tatters."
This month ministers confirmed legislation for the project's eastern leg, part of phase 2b of the scheme, will be split into a second parliamentary bill, separate from that for the western leg of phase 2b from Crewe to Manchester.
Dan Jarvis, mayor of the Sheffield City Region, told the Times that "watering down or cancelling the project would be unforgivable".
Dan Jarvis, Mayor of the Sheffield City Region.
He added: "HS2 is more than journey times to London ... Levelling up will not happen with half-measures.
"The track cannot stop short at Birmingham or Manchester. It must come all the way to Yorkshire and beyond. It's time for the government to stop the dither and delay, put its money where its mouth is and deliver on its promises."
The Oakervee review said earlier this year that the final bill for the rail link could reach £88bn against a budget of £62.4bn, in 2019 prices.
The HS2 minister Andrew Stephenson stopped short of committing to the eastern leg during a Westminster Hall debate last week.
He said: "I want to reiterate the Government's commitment to HS2 and to enabling the East Midlands, Yorkshire and the northeast to reap the benefits of high-speed rail services."
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using System.Web;
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using Teste2.Controllers;
using TesteAxado.Filters;

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        public ActionResult Index()
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Watch Spider-man
Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield return as their respective versions of Spider-Man from prior film franchises. Their involvement was kept secret by Marvel and Sony despite fan speculation and leaks before the film's premiere. Physician Octopus (a.k.a. Doc Ock) is a very intelligent mad scientist who utilizes four mechanical appendages for each movement and combat. He has been described as Spider-Man's greatest enemy, and the man Peter Parker could possibly other have become if he had not been raised with a sense of responsibility. Doc Ock is infamous for defeating him the initial time in battle and for almost marrying Peter's Aunt May possibly. He is also the core leader of the Sinister Six, and at a single point adopted the "Master Planner" alias.
Only right after Liz goes in alone (so her dad can give Peter "the dad talk") does all pretense end on both sides. When Tony begins laying into Peter after the ferry incident, noting how substantially of a danger he took in sticking up for a fourteen-year-old boy, Peter sullenly tells him he's fifteen. Occurs once again throughout the hotel swimming scene when Liz walks off, as the camera is focused firmly on her behind in a 1-piece swimsuit as she walks away. When Peter finds out his suit has quite a few of its skills locked down beneath the "Training Wheels Protocol", Peter wishes that Tony would cease treating him like a kid.
Peter's suit automatically deploys a parachute that Peter was not conscious of, hinting that there's extra to the suit than he suspected. But he becomes tangled and almost drowns until an Iron Man suit saves him. Tony controls his suit remotely although he attends a wedding in India, and lectures Peter to keep away from such severe threats. It is fascinating to track Tony Stark's improvement from irresponsible, selfish, iconoclastic jerk in Iron Man to guilt-ridden government man in Civil War to stern parental figure in Homecoming.
The two studios will either need to have to renegotiate their contract to make extra Spidey motion pictures or else Sony will take Spider-Man and all his foes back to their studio. That means that Spider-Man would no longer seem in group-up movies like the Avengers. Given the construct-up of Spider-Man's part immediately after Iron Man's death in Far From Residence, it's likely that the two will attain an agreement. If the Avengers turn their focus toward space , Brie Larson's Captain Marvel is most likely to lead that team. Captain Marvel — who technically has not even received her name but in the motion pictures — will get one more solo outing as effectively, probably either set in between the events of the 90s-set Captain Marvel and Endgame or soon after Endgame.
Everyone turned to see the Vulture emerge from the white pickup truck and fly toward them with one of the alien weapons in his hands. Spidey and the Vulture engaged in some assault-fire back and forth, until the Vulture's unstable weapon (covered with Spidey's taser webbing) malfunctioned, misfired, and neatly sliced the ferry into two halves. Meanwhile, Schultz jumped off the ship and grabbed onto the Vulture's leg as he flew off and retreated. To temporarily repair the ferry, Spidey flew between the gaping split in the ship and attempted to hold it together with webbing. But the webbing wasn't powerful adequate to hold the two sections with each other and started snapping, causing the ferry to flood and endanger passengers.
This film could conveniently have been Spider-Man 4 with Andrew Garfield filling in the Spidey spandex instead of Tobey Maguire. But Marvel – in their infinite wisdom – just chose to inform the similar story a second time. Going by that rationale, presumably Andrew Garfield will be cast aside like a disused sock when they inevitably opt for to 'reboot' the franchise again in ten years or so. It is a scarily unimaginative tactic and it is one they will continue to do until there is a massive monetary failure.
We just have to figure out how to do it with out super strength or spidey sense. Spider-Man is likely Insomniac's most effective game, and the most effective Spider-Man game to date. A terrific adventure absolutely everyone can take pleasure in and fans of the superhero will appreciate. But the character and story of Eddie Brock and Venom is historically and constantly inherently tied in with that of Peter Parker/Spider-Man. And with Michael Keaton showing up in Sony's upcoming Morbius film as Adrian Toomes/Vulture, the prospective for these movies to at some point tie in with Tom Holland's Spider-Man is on the table.
Tom Holland's Spider-Man 4 is mentioned to be in the performs, and Sony chairman Tom Rothman discussed which familiar faces might return for the film. A paraplegic ex-marine war veteran is unwillingly sent to establish a human settlement on the distant planet of Pandora. Soon he gets inspired by their way of living.Navi's believed in respecting nature and preserving its raw energy and protagonist joins them to battle humankind against their plans to destroy Pandora for its superior mineral resources. Rowling's initial bestseller follows the adventures of a young orphan who enrolls at a boarding school for magicians called Hogwarts, and unravels a mystery connected to a diabolical wizard who vanished years ago.
For the duration of the dance, Parker realizes Toomes is preparing to hijack a D.O.D.C. plane transporting weapons from the Avengers Tower to the team's new headquarters. He reluctantly ditches Liz and dons his old homemade Spider-Man suit and races to Toomes' lair. He is first ambushed by Schultz but defeats him with the assistance of Ned.
Government officials arrive to order Toomes and his crew out of the internet site to enable the Department of Harm Control to take more than. But Toomes hired new workers and purchased new trucks for the job, and he has a household to assistance. The deal also highlights some thing fascinating about the present state of Hollywood. Occasionally, studios would broker bargains to lend out actors for certain films. If the film was a flop, it negatively-impacted the studio that made the film as effectively as the actor's reputation, which impacted the actor's home studio.
Simon, in his 1990 autobiography, disputed Kirby's account, asserting that Black Magic was not a issue, and that he devised the name "Spider-Man" (later changed to "The Silver Spider"), though Kirby outlined the character's story and powers. Simon later elaborated that his and Kirby's character conception became the basis for Simon's Archie Comics superhero the Fly. Artist Steve Ditko stated that Lee liked the name Hawkman from DC Comics, and that "Spider-Man" was an outgrowth of that interest. The Marvel 2099 imprint, like the Marvel Noir sub-series above, was an try in 1992 to diversify Marvel's core heroes into new and fascinating storylines. Spider-Man 2099, written by Peter David, was the flagship book.
Peter Parker need to as soon as once again rush back and forth involving his teenage dramas and his world-saving ones. When Peter tells MJ she appears quite, her ordinarily unconventional response is, "And for that reason I have value? Zendaya is de-glammed for the function, but a deglammed Lancôme spokesmodel is still model material. There's some crude language, although nothing at all quite so ribald as your own over-the-best monologue, Tony, at the finish of Homecoming, which even you seemed to understand was excessive. Mainly because of this concentrate, the violence right here appears set extra to bubble a lot more than boil. But with a couple of exceptions, we do not sense that our preferred characters are in any fantastic danger.
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A map showing the location of 25 headgates on irrigation ditches in the Eagle County area. The map is from a public summary of a state-funded project, but detailed reports for each ditch are being withheld in an effort to protect the privacy of irrigators.
GYPSUM — Rusted, leaking, and clogged culverts, unstable and unsafe headgates, sinkholes and erosion — these are some of the issues that plague irrigators in the Eagle County Conservation District, according to the summary of a study prepared for the district by Glenwood Springs-based engineering firm SGM.
But pinpointing exactly which irrigation ditches have the biggest problems, or determining the overall state of irrigation infrastructure in the district, is difficult, since district officials say much of the information uncovered by the study is private and should stay that way.
The inspection of 25 irrigation ditches in Eagle County, which took place over the summer of 2016, was commissioned by the conservation district, one of 76 in Colorado formed under the 1937 Soil Conservation Act.
Such districts are subdivisions of the Colorado Department of Agriculture and are managed by an elected board of directors, each of whom has to reside within the district's boundaries. They are charged with managing the natural resources in their districts.
The local district boundaries are roughly the same as Eagle County, but extend northeast a bit into Garfield County near the headwaters of Derby and Sweetwater creeks.
The irrigation "inventory," as it was called, was funded by a $54,300 grant from the Colorado Water Conservation Board, a state agency, via its water supply reserve account.
SGM employees hired by the district interviewed the irrigators, not all of whom are ranchers or farmers, and then toured their properties, reviewing ditch infrastructure, operations, and challenges.
SGM then created 25 binders of information, one for each of the 25 ditch owners or operators. The reports analyze the ditches' diversion infrastructure, identify areas of physical and operational concern and list potential funding sources, should the ditch owners want to pursue grants for repairs or upgrades.
Also created was a public summary of the issues uncovered. According to the grant application, the final deliverable would be this summary report, and not the individual binders.
The summary ranks the 25 ditches by top concerns, but it does not provide identifying information such as owner name, ditch name, how much water is diverted or exactly where the ditches are located. The summary also provides a map, which gives a general picture of which Eagle River tributary the properties are located on.
According to the summary report, the top concern is a site on Gypsum Creek. SGM recommends installing a pipe for more efficient water use and to reduce the lost seepage in the open channel ditch.
The second-highest concern is on Sweetwater Creek. Engineers recommend a project that would also install a pipe to improve the ditch, which experiences debris-clogged culverts, rockfalls from surrounding hillsides, and varying inflow from side streams.
The No. 3-ranked concern is another site on Gypsum Creek. SGM recommends piping the ditch because seepage may be contributing to high groundwater issues in a nearby residential community.
The irrigation ditch inventory done by SGM for the Eagle County Conservation District found a number of areas where ditches could be repaired or improved. A public summary of the work describes the issues on the 25 ditches, identified only by drainage.
Central to convincing water diverters to participate in the irrigation asset inventory was the promise to keep the resulting information private. Eagle County Conservation District Board President and ranch manager Scott Jones said if the reports were made public, it would be akin to people looking into a diverter's bank account.
While water rights in Colorado are considered private-property rights, as they can be bought and sold, water rights are also "use rights" issued and administered by the state.
A water right is defined by how much water is put to a beneficial use, without an unreasonable wasting of water. And while how much waste is reasonable is not defined by the state, water can be wasted in an irrigation ditch in need of repair.
On Nov. 28, 2017, Aspen Journalism filed a Colorado Open Records Act with the Colorado Water Conservation Board asking that the 25 binders be made public. The Colorado Water Conservation Board turned the request over to the local district.
SGM Water Resources Team Leader Brendon Langenhuizen maintains possession of all 25 binders. Jones therefore sent a letter in response to the Conservation Board request stating the Eagle County Conservation District did not have the binders in its possession and could not provide them.
But as a client of SGM, the district could obtain the binders if they asked SGM for them.
A summary prepared by CWCB staff in response to the grant request offers conflicting statements about privacy.
Andrew Rickert, a public information officer at CWCB, said the organization has learned a lesson from this project and it is unlikely the board will fund future projects that have a privacy component. Since the binders were commissioned by a public entity, they should be made available for public examination, he said.
Colorado Division of Water Resources engineer in Division 5, Alan Martellaro, said the public has an interest in the binders.
Photographs in the public summary of the irrigation inventory showing area of environmental concern and opportunity.
Langenhuizen said diverters have put a ton of work into maintaining their expensive irrigation infrastructure over the years, but in some cases, the weather, geology, and soil of the region causes problems. Subterranean geologic formations are salty and permeable, leading to sinkholes near ditches.
Summer monsoons that bring heavy rain can also cause lots of sediment to be flushed downstream.
The goals of the irrigation asset inventory were to support the regional agriculture industry, prevent ditch emergencies, prioritize projects for assistance, and provide diverters with a tool to help them secure funding to make repairs.
Two conservation district supervisors, vice president Scott Schlosser and treasurer Wendy Sacks, both participated in the irrigation asset inventory and agreed to share their binders with Aspen Journalism for the Sleepy Hollow Ditch and the Olesen Ditch, respectively.
Eagle County Conservation Board Vice President and rancher Scott Schlosser checks out his headgate, which diverts water from Brush Creek. Schlosser said failing infrastructure issues likely plague the majority of irrigators in Eagle County.
Schlosser's family owns 88 acres on Brush Creek where he grows hay and he also manages another 600-acre ranch.
Schlosser irrigates about 15 acres of hayfields with 0.5 cubic feet per second of water he diverts from Brush Creek, a tributary of the Eagle River. The report evaluated diversion structures, such as a rock wall, a headgate, flume, return channel, and irrigation pump. Most of the structures on Schlosser's property were rated "low/no concern," probably because in 2015 he made major upgrades to his system with the help of funding through the National Resources Conservation Service.
A Parshall flume, which measures the flow of water, was rated as a "medium concern" because of sediment accumulation. A pipe outlet and tarp lining were also rated as a medium concern because the lined area leading into the Parshall flume may experience leaks. The report recommends a more permanent lining.
Schlosser said issues such as this — and much worse — likely plague the majority of irrigators in the district.
Schlosser's report lists areas of high concern upstream from his headgate, such as channel and stream-bank erosion. In 1996, an upstream headgate was relocated, which meant more water was left in the stream that runs through Schlosser's yard. The decrease in diversion has caused fast-moving water to eat away at the riverbank.
This, coupled with intense rain from summer monsoons that wash sediment down the steep, barren hillsides of the valley and into Brush Creek, leads to a one-two punch of sediment buildup in some areas and erosion in others. Sediment control was listed as a concern in seven of the 25 properties that were inventoried.
Schlosser said in addition to making his irrigation system more efficient, since he made improvements to his ditch, he has seen a resurgence of healthy wetlands on his property.
"I'm willing to share [my binder] because it will hopefully inspire more people to take part in the asset inventory program," he said.
Editor's note: Aspen Journalism is collaborating with the Vail Daily, the Summit Daily News, The Aspen Times, and the Glenwood Springs Post Independent on coverage of rivers and water. The Vail Daily published this story on Tuesday, March 27, 2018.


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Number 1 The Vamps fan, six, flies 3,500 miles to watch band in their home town
Riley Haworth travelling from America to Birmingham to watch her hero Bradley Simpson from Sutton Coldfield perform
Above: Watch as little Riley sings her favourite vamps song
Smitten American six-year-old Riley Haworth has a crush on Sutton Coldfield singer Bradley Simpson - so much so that she is travelling 3,500 miles to see his band The Vamps perform in Birmingham.
Riley, who lives in Philadelphia, dubbed the world's biggest Vamps fan, will fly to the city in March to see them perform at the Genting Arena on two consecutive nights.
Her mother Kimberly, aged 45, said: "She is obsessed with The Vamps - especially Bradley. She told me her dream wish was to see the band perform in Bradley's home town of Birmingham.
Riley Haworth, from America, who is a massive fan of the Vamps. Pictured with band member Connor Ball
"Their father Robert passed away last March, it has been a tough year so I thought let's just do it - let's make her wish come true.
"She came across pictures of the band on the internet when she three and said 'mom look at those boys aren't they so cute.'
Riley Haworth from America who is a massive fan of the Vamps
"She has seen them perform four times in America and has met them a number of times at signing sessions. She adores all the boys but Bradley is her favourite. They are so lovely with her and I they think a lot of her too. They are always really pleased to see her. We are all looking forward to the trip."
Riley will be making the trip to Birmingham along with her mom Kimberly and 13-year-old brother Logan who is also a fan of the boyband.
Riley Haworth, from America, is pictured with Sutton Coldfield's Bradley Simpson.
Kimberly added: "I have never seen such dedication by a small child as the loyalty she has for this band. They are her whole world and her walls are plastered in posters and she has all of the memorabilia. They don't come to America very often but when they do we try to go to every concert and signing session no matter where they perform. She wants to show them how loyal she is by surprising them at the opening shows of the UK leg of the tour.
Below: The Vamps sent a special message to Birmingham fans in 2013
"Logan is a musician himself and appreciates how good they are musically. We will be staying in London for a few nights first before coming to Birmingham, We are all so much looking forward to it."
Riley will be flying over to Birmingham for the Genting Arena dates on March 25 and 26 as part of their UK Arena Tour and is hoping to be reunited with the band again.
Riley has even become a hit on You Tube under Totally Riley as she is filmed enjoying the concert and meeting the band.
Former Fairfax student Bradley Will Simpson of The Vamps on stage at the Fusion Festival, Cofton Park, Longbridge
Kimberly added: "She loves being in front of the camera and enjoys filming her adventures as she goes to see The Vamps. She is quite a little character."


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Q: Why does this function take up a lot of memory overtime I'm trying to understand why does this small function after a reaches around almost 200,000 under about:memory tab it says that the devtools's total memory is: 1079408k? can someone explain why?
var a = 0;
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A: There was speculation in comments but nobody checked, so I did it :
When you remove the console.count(), the memory stops growing. What you saw was just the console growing : those lines must be stored somewhere.

A: The function itself continues on infinitely in a loop.
call = setTimeout(loop);

Just calls the function again, which calls that line again. There is no return statement, so the recursion never stops and it loops on infinitely.
As pointed out in the comments, it isn't necessarily recursive since there is no stack building up. The memory is building up because as dystroy pointed out
console.count();

causes the console to count the amount of times that function is called, and since it is being called infinitely, the memory is quickly filled with thousands of lines console.count() output.

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This Brunette after color sealer helps protect and prolong color treatments by sealing in color, moisture, and shine. Leaves hair soft, smooth, shiny and manageable.
Rated 1 out of 5 by Carol9026 from Don't recommend! I bought this along with the shampoo and both dried out my hair SO bad. I left a more in depth review on the shampoo. I even tried this not using the shampoo in hopes that the shampoo was what was drying my hair and I did the same with the shampoo to give each separate thing a shot but they both dried my hair out. Very disappointed will not be purchasing again. I have thin fine hair and not a lot of it hope this helps.


GIANT-KILLINGS were all the rage at the weekend with Lincoln City and Millwall knocking Premier League sides out of the FA Cup.
With that in mind, Clerkenwell Old Boys' boss Paul Ferguson was more determined than ever to make sure his charges lived up to their favourites tag when they tackled Crouch End Rangers in the final of the Camden Sunday League Challenge Cup, which this newspaper proudly sponsors.
Supporters of the Islington-based club who made the short journey to Hackney Marshes didn't have to wait long before bursting into cheers as Steve Killingback found the back of the net after just 19 seconds.
Rangers responded well to the early setback as they piled on the pressure in search of an equaliser.
But they were soon two down when Dean Francis scored the goal of the game – a thunderbolt volley from all of 25 yards.
The pulsating cup clash was far from over, however, as Rangers reduced the deficit early in the second half when John Addison pounced on a defensive mix-up to slot the ball into an empty net.
An equaliser looked on the cards but, against the run of play, Jamie Salvoni calmed Clerkenwell nerves when he took advantage of the second goalkeeping error of the game to slide the ball over the line and secure a 3-1 victory.
The scenes of celebration at the end of the game were extra special. It's the first time Clerkenwell have ever won a trophy in the Camden Sunday League and the momentous achievement was quickly dedicated to their "biggest fan", Rita Ferguson, mother of the team's manager Paul, and wife of club chairman Stuart.
Rita died suddenly last year after suffering a heart attack and Stuart said that it was "destiny" that the Old Boys lifted the Challenge Cup at the weekend.
"We lost our biggest supporter in September. It was fate that we got to the final, and I think it was destiny that we won it," he said.
Reflecting on the win, Paul said: "It was a great day. The Crouch End players were real gentleman. They showed great sportsmanship and pushed us all the way.
"We had a funny five minutes in the second half and I'll admit it got a bit nervous on the sideline.
"But we beat them a couple of weeks ago so I was always confident that the boys could get a result.
Lightning strike not quite fast enough!
CLERKENWELL'S ace goal-getter Steve Killingback proved that lightning really can strike twice at the weekend when he scored after only 19 seconds in the final of the Camden Sunday League Challenge Cup.
Amazingly it's not the fastest goal that the striker has ever scored. He hit our headlines three years ago when he scored after just 16 seconds for Athletico Annies in the final of the Senior Cup.
"My strike partner Daniel Attard quickly closed down the Crouch End defenders and won the ball, and squared it to me for a simple tap in," said Steve after the game as he celebrated Clerkenwell's 3-1 victory with daughters Lila, four, and three-month old Betsy (pictured).
"I looked straight at the ref and asked how quick it was.
The similarities don't stop there, however, as both of Steve's record-breaking goals have also helped his respective clubs, Athletico Annies and Clerkenwell Old Boys, win their first ever trophies in the Camden Sunday League.


For some time now I've been looking for a way to modernize and improve the ignition systems on my old bikes. I've seen pointless systems advertised in the neighborhood of $400. Unfortunately these are custom built for specific models and $400 is a lot of money. You can still buy a lot of points and condensers for $400 and try finding one of these new systems that will fit on a CA95, CB200, or even a CB77.
So I got to thinking about how my dad, an electrical engineer, built transistorized ignition systems for our racers back in the early 60's. These were the "hot setup" until the more expensive Capacitor Discharge systems came along a few years later. I remembered that with transistorized systems the points lasted forever and you got a little hotter spark that would fire plugs that were too fouled to fire with the conventional systems. The other good thing about these systems was that they were small, inexpensive, and bolted on without any modifications to the existing system. All you had to do was unplug the condenser and plug in the transistorized module. Some people even left the condenser in place so they could quickly switch back on forth between the transistorized and convention systems.
30 to 40 year old point sets are getting harder to find and more expensive.
A lot of us can't afford $400 for a custom pointless system and do not want to make modifications to our old original classic bikes.
In many cases the engines in these bikes are not as fresh as they once where and could use a little hotter spark, especially after sitting for several months.
Custom built pointless systems are only available for very few models.
So, I have done a little research and come up with a system that will work with almost any conventional system. The only limitation is that the coil you use must have 3 ohms or greater resistance. All the old Hondas I've checked meet this requirement. The system also includes a built in red LED that indicates when the points opens which makes accurate static timing a breeze. Currently I'm running the system on a 1974 Honda CB200 and 1970 Honda CL175. They are working perfectly. 180 degree crankshaft models (2 sets of points, like most CL77's and CB77's) will require two modules.
Visit the Kirk Engines website for more information. The transistorized ignition system is call the "Point Saver".


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Brian Harper, Executive Director
Brian Harper is the founder of Artaxis and currently serves as the Executive Director. In addition to his role with Artaxis, he is also a practicing artist and an Associate Professor of Fine Art and Ceramics Area Head at Indiana University Southeast. He holds a BFA from Northern Arizona University and an MA and MFA from the University of Iowa. His artwork investigates our inherent human wonderment of the unknown and the methods, mythological or otherwise, for how we give structure to elements of our observed, unobserved, and unobservable world. His work has been exhibited in over 80 national and international exhibitions, including 8 solo exhibitions. He lives in New Albany, Indiana, with his wife Tiffany and their two dogs, Oliver and Crunch.
Raheleh Filsoofi, Education Coordinator
Raheleh Filsoofi is a multi-disciplinary artist and in her work, she utilizes ancient and contemporary art media – ceramics, poetry, ambient sound, and video – to make fundamental statements about perception and memory through a holistic sensory experience. She is an active participant in juried art exhibitions both in Iran and the United States, including the recent solo exhibition "Imagined Boundaries" at Abad Gallery in Tehran (2017), "Dual Frequency" a showcase of 14 award-winning South Florida multidisciplinary Artists at The Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, Florida (2017) and a Group Exhibition "Fragile" at The Contemporary Art Museum of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran (2016). She has been the recipient of grants and awards such as the prestigious South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship for Visual and Media Artists (2017) and Dave Bown Award (2016). Raheleh Filsoofi lives and works between Tehran, Boca Raton and Edinburg. Filsoofi is Assistant Professor of Ceramics at University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in the Department of Art. She holds an M.F.A. in Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University and her B.F.A. in Ceramics from Al-Zahra University in Iran.
Salvador Jiménez-Flores, Development Coordinator
Salvador Jiménez-Flores is an interdisciplinary artist born and raised in Jalisco, México. Since coming to the United States, Jiménez-Flores has contributed to the art scene by producing a mixture of socially conscious installation, public, and studio-based art. He has presented his work at the National Museum of Mexican Art, Grand Rapids Art Museum, Urban Institute of Contemporary Art, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts and Casa de la Cultura in Jalisco, México amongst others. Jiménez-Flores recently completed a two year-long artist residency at the Harvard Ceramics Program, Office of the Arts at Harvard University. Also he served as the Artist-In-Residence for the City of Boston. Jiménez-Flores is a recipient of the Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters & Sculptors Grants and was awarded the Kohler Arts Industry Residency for 2019. He is Art teacher at Commonwealth School, Teaching Artist at Urbano Project and visiting artist at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. More about Salvador and his work can be found at www.salvadorjimenezflores.com
Samuel Johnson, Treasurer and Fundraising
Samuel Johnson is an Associate Professor of Art at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University. Samuel has participated in sixty-eight exhibitions, including seven solo exhibitions. His work is in the permanent collection of the North Dakota Museum of Art and featured in the book, Stoked: Five Artists of Fire and Clay. Samuel grew up on the western prairie of the Red River Valley, outside of Breckenridge, Minnesota. Before earning his MA and MFA from the University of Iowa in 2005, he apprenticed with Richard Bresnahan, studied ceramic design at the Danish Design School in Copenhagen, Denmark, and worked in Japan as a studio guest of Koie Ryoji. He lives in St. Joseph, Minnesota, with his wife, Anne, and their four children, Harriet, Jesse, Ingrid, and Francine.
Didem Mert, Communications and Members Liaison
Didem Mert received her BFA (ceramics) from Northern Kentucky University in 2014 and her MFA (ceramics) from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 2017. Mert has exhibited nationally in places such as Lillstreet Gallery, Companion Gallery, Charlie Cummings Gallery, AKAR, and over forty other venues. Her work was published in Ceramics Monthly's 2014 Undergraduate Showcase. She was featured on the cover of Pottery Making Illustrated's January/February 2016 issue. Mert was included in CFile's list of 15 Potters to Watch in 2016 and in Architectural Digest's 10 Ceramic Artists Giving Pottery A Modern Update. Didem is currently a studio artist living in Cincinnati, OH.
Anthony Stellaccio, International Coordinator
Anthony Stellaccio is a freelance artist and scholar educated in both fine art and folklore. A member of the American Folklore Society, the American Ceramic Circle, and the International Academy of Ceramics, Stellaccio works around the world as an artist, writer, researcher, film maker, curator, and educator. Most notable among his professional accomplishments are two US Fulbright grants, a book on Lithuanian folk pottery, more than thirty articles on contemporary and historic ceramics, three years spent serving the Smithsonian, National Museum of African Art, and several years spent as a consultant for the Lithuanian Art Museum. Stellaccio was born in Muncie, Indiana in 1978, lived in Eastern Europe for more than seven years, and is based in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
Kwok Pong "Bobby" Tso, Vice President
Kwok Pong 's work focuses on investigates the spatial relationship between the development of objects and human interaction. Pong originally was born and raised in Hong Kong, and decided to come to the USA to continuing his education while begin exploring the cultures differences. In 2009 he completed his BFA from Northwest Missouri State University, and completed his M.A and MFA from the University of Iowa in 2013. Pong is currently an Assistant Professor at Northwest Missouri State University, he was named as Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist in 2014, and NCECA Emerging Artist in 2016, He spend two summer as summer resident at the Archie Bray Foundation, he has exhibited and published internationally and nationally including in China, Rep.of Korea, Romania, Germany and United Kingdom.
Adam Welch, President
Adam Welch is an artist whose work is about making, labor, and decoration. Through forming, manipulating and the incorporation of design, documentation and intervention, his art explores history and material culture through one object – the brick. He is a widely read critic in such venues as Clay Times, Ceramics Art and Perception, Ceramics Monthly, and The Log Book. Adam began working at Greenwich House Pottery in 2003, was appointed Assistant Director in 2007 and Director in 2010. He began teaching at Princeton University in 2010, when he was appointed Lecturer in the Visual Arts Program. He holds a MFA in Ceramics from Virginia Commonwealth and a BFA in Art with a minor in Art Education from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. He currently lives in Hightstown, New Jersey with his wife, Rachel, a fashion designer, and their two daughters.
Casey Whittier, Secretary
Casey Whittier received her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and MFA from the University of Colorado Boulder. Her work investigates the fine line between the need to preserve and a desire to re-imagine, re-configure and re-contextualize the world around her. Utilizing a variety of forming methods and clay bodies, Whittier recreates elements from nature, unites the landscapes of her reality with the landscapes of daydreams, exploits the visceral qualities of clay, and ponders the power of shared experience. The physical impressions that come through rolling, tearing, squishing, dipping, pushing, pinching, molding, casting, and scratching become representations of touch, of thought, of time spent. Whittier is an advocate for community engagement through the arts. She teaches ceramics and social practice at the Kansas City Art Institute and works from her home studio. Her work can be found at www.caseywhittier.com and www.palmpetals.com.


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - There are "encouraging signs" that the new H1N1 virus that has raised concerns of a pandemic is no more dangerous than routine seasonal flu viruses that circulate annually, a top U.S. health official said on Sunday.
Dr. Richard Besser, acting director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also defended actions taken by U.S. authorities in trying to limit the impact of the new swine flu virus, saying there has not been an over-reaction.
"We're not out of the woods. The information that we've been getting over the past couple of days is encouraging," Besser said.
The CDC said 160 people in the United States are confirmed to have been infected with the new virus, including the death of one Mexican boy who was visiting relatives in Texas. Cases have been confirmed from 21 of the 50 U.S. states, the CDC said.
In Mexico, the country hardest hit by the outbreak, 19 of the more than 100 suspected deaths from the new H1N1 virus have been confirmed.
"We are not over-reacting to this outbreak. With a new infectious disease, there's a lot of unknown, a lot of uncertainty," Besser said.
"And you basically get one shot. You get one chance to try and reduce the impact on people's health. And so what you do is you take a very aggressive approach. And as you learn more information, you can tailor your response," Besser added.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said health authorities are developing vaccines for the next flu season as well as one specifically to address the new virus.
She said no decision has been made on whether to have full-scale manufacturing of a vaccine for the new virus.


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Mike Fazio
I was with the Rhinos in the 2010-2011 season when we took 2nd at nationals.
I was traded down to the Rhinos from Bismarck in the North American Hockey League.
The time I spent as a Rhino is something I'll never forget. It was nice to go to an established program and go to a place where you're treated as a professional. It was a blessing to go to the rink everyday with the group of guys and spend time with them in top notch facilities.
My most memorable moment as a Rhino was playing in the national championship game. It's something that not everybody gets a chance to compete for and it showed what kind of character we had as a team, and that's something that will always stick with me.
After the Rhinos, I moved back up to the North American Hockey League for two years. I spent time with Chicago as an Assistant Captain and in Springfield and Kalamazoo as the Captain. I recently committed to play for NCAA D3 University Wisconsin River Falls.
I still talk to Garrett Poland, Mikey Rivera and a few other people in El Paso.
I am in Chicago living at home, Training for next season and running a small business with a friend. we train kids on and off the ice.
One last thing I would like to do as a Rhino again is be in the locker room right before a game. The atmosphere was incredible with the music being played, the fans and how excited they were, and skating out of the Rhino head.


Got a subscription renewal reminder e-mail from Camelot, but when I tried to renew it, it told me that 104 weeks would be beyond the end of Camelot's licence period! No problem, I'll edit it down the maximum length they'll allow (52 weeks) and re-submit it. Nope, that doesn't work either (it forced it back to 104 weeks for no reason at all), so I've e-mailed a complaint to Camelot about it.
The eventual workaround was to start a second subscription manually from scratch rather than clicking on the "renew subscription" link they have on the site. That got me a 52 week subscription costing £208 and all is sweetness and light again...er, except that I just spotted that Camelot charge 5p a minute for their 0845 numbers (BT says it should be 4p a minute, which is still more than I thought - they used to be "local call rate" a while back, but no longer I guess)!


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New Video by Pelham: Talk Too Much
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Today we are sharing a newly released video by Pelham. We have shown much of Pelham's work and even have featured him on our original cable access show in the past.
This video is a lot of fun and also showcases some of the growth Pelham has achieved recently. He has been growing into a budding career as a musician. This new video is more stripped down in terms of storyline and scene to show off his chops as a performer.
Pelham is having a great time in this video and it's just a lot of fun! Watch here:
Pelham – Lost My Mind
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Check out this video created by Pelham!
This video features a track off Pelham's recent release. The location of the video is the iconic Stone Arch bridge in Minneapolis. Pelham, apart from being an original musician, is a producer who is engaged in the overall Minneapolis music scene. He has collaborated with Sketchy Kids by featuring a video in our original cable access television show. He runs Meteor Base, a studio specializing in music production and marketing. Not only that, he coordinates a open mic in Northeast Minneapolis.
Pelham's work in the community shows in this video. Other musicians in the local scene make appearances in the video, which is really cool for me to see! Unfortunately I was unable to make the shoot myself, but it goes to show that Pelham's community is on point.
Check out the video and be sure to support local artists!
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You buy anything you want and you choose to repay your shopping in interest-free instalments! Additionally, you benefit from flexibility: your shopping worth at least Lei 200 or equivalent may be repaid in 3, 6 or 12 instalments, depending on its value.
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Sherrie-Mae has been an educator for the past 15 years, she currently resides in Ottawa, Ontario. She has a very active family of 5, including: a swimmer; a gymnast; a soccer player and two hockey players. Sherrie-Mae is a firm believer in the positive results of physical activity and is the Parent Ambassador for a not-for profit foundation called Active for Life. She is a monthly contributor with a focus on spontaneous participation & celebrating the small victories of physical activity. Sherrie-Mae is also a community coach.
Sherrie-Mae has proudly worked with a variety of PR companies, brands and business including: GMC Canada; PTPA.com; Starbucks Canada; Disney On Ice; Maple Leaf Foods and Mabel's Labels.
Her elevator pitch for PR Mom Ottawa is: Communication & Connector, owner PR Mom Ottawa & Good Karma Baby, Parent of 3, Educator , Social Media Enthusiast, Micro-Blogger & Twitter Influencer.
Sherrie-Mae has attended several social media conferences in order to refine her craft including: Blogher; Blissdom; She's Connected; BConnected and SoCapOttawa.


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 Billy Bragg (* 1957) – britský zpěvák, kytarista a aktivista
 Braxton Bragg (1817–1876) – americký voják
 Don Bragg (1935–2019) – americký atlet
 William Henry Bragg (1862–1942) – britský fyzik, zakladatel rentgenové strukturní analýzy a rentgenové spektroskopie
 William Lawrence Bragg (1890–1971) – britský fyzik, zakladatel rentgenové strukturní analýzy a rentgenové spektroskopie

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Swan Lake - part of Sadler's Sampled
Choreography by Dada Masilo
Dada Masilo Company
Sadler's Wells
Dada Masilo's Swan Lake Credit: John Hogg
Sadler's Sampled two-week festival is back. From 17–29 June Sadler's Wells showcases dance in a taster treat of four productions, talks, films, music, workshops, installations, a cross-range of styles… go early. The front of the stalls are given over to Prom standing at £8.
Opening the festival is another rewrite of Swan Lake (don't groan, it's full of energy and great fun—I was captivated), a 2010 re-imagining relevant to her homeland, from 29-year-old South African dancer and choreographer Dada Masilo (Odette tonight).
This is ballet for novice and non-ballet fans. An MC (Nicola Haskins) explains it all in a witty introduction. Not in ballet terms, but 'this is a virile jump', now comes 'the ankle twiddle', now the 'let's get married dance'.
So we have the vague story outline, we have Tchaikovsky's music, but hang on a minute, isn't that Saint-Saens Dying Swan, and what is that? Tchaikovsky is mixed with Steve Reich, Rene Avenant, and Arvo Pärt… It works.
It works, because it reaches out to the audience in exuberant hybrid fusion dance, a mix of Trocks, Matthew Bourne, and African dance stance.
Wonky classical line—who cares—ballet is not subverted but sublimated to proper purpose. Shrieks, squeals, shouts, swan hisses, hand slaps on floor, a marvelous tantrum dying swan collapse—serious masquerading as entertainment.
Using a company of thirteen male and female African dancers, this Swan Lake, a tale of coercion and wrong choices, aims to tackle South African "issues of sex, gender and homophobia in a country confronting the impact of AIDS".
Masilo obviously knows that medicine needs a bit of sugar to help it down: sweet dancing, barefoot in white tutus and feather headdresses, lots of swan bums to the audience, arms wave above heads, hips jiggle, fingers waggle, a dozen fouettés, too.
But communal playfulness slips suddenly into family tragedy. Siegfried does not want the girl his parents have chosen for him. He wants the tall male Odile—the only one on pointes with beautiful arms—not spoilt dying swan princess Odette.
Suzette le Sueur's lighting changes from ice pink to salmon pink to lake blue and then to sombre dark tones for the finale. A pas de trois (sorry, a relationship triangle), the three protagonists in long black skirts and bare torsos, dances out the fatal tragedy.
Poignant, it touches the heart that had smiled with pleasure not so long before. The white swans, now in mourning black, fall one by one. Masilo's story arc is dramatically affective, smiles freeze on faces, but the cheers and applause, the whistles and hoots of appreciation go on and on at curtain call.
Masilo, who trained at the Dance Factory in Johannesburg, and the Performing Arts Research and Training Studios in Brussels, has reworked classical ballets before, Romeo and Juliet in 2008 and Carmen in 2009. In September this year she is restaging her Carmen in Lyon.
She is known in Europe, where her company has toured. My friends across the Channel alerted me to her. I'm so glad they did. Her Swan Lake is a great kick-start to the festival.
Shows to look forward to are Fabulous Beast Dance Theatre's Rian (20 and 21 June), Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui's 4D (23 and 24 June), and on 28 and 29 June Playlist, a weekend of extracts from Jasmin Vardimon Company, tango from German Cornejo and Gisela Galeassi, BRB's Tyrone Singleton and Celine Gittens in a Don Quixote duet, the National Youth Dance Company (NYDC) in The Rashomon Effect and Vertical Road, Alan Lucien Øyen's Sinnerman danced by Daniel Proietto, and ZooNation Dance Company performing extracts from the company's latest production.
Workshops include contemporary dance with dancers from Wayne McGregor | Random Dance; Afro House lead by Uchenna Dance; a Jamaican Dancehall class with Cindy Claes; flamenco with Lucia Caruso; hip hop with ZooNation; physical theatre with Jasmin Vardimon Company; and ballet with English National Ballet and BalletBoyz.
Front of house events include Vera Tussing's Sound Bed, a participatory sound and movement installation, and Tim Casson's The Dance WE Made with audience members creating a new dance piece together.
Move in. If only I lived closer…
Reviewer: Vera Liber


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Christina Lee "Christy" Hemme (* 28. října 1980 Poway, Kalifornie) je bývalá americká profesionální wrestlerka a modelka momentálně působící v TNA. Tam pracuje jako ringová hlasatelka a reportérka.

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Po těžkém poražení ostatní konkurence se tato kalifornská rusovláska postavila Carmella DeCesare a tak vyhrála 250 000 $ a vůbec celou soutěž Diva Search. Na začátku roku 2005 se vytvořily fámy, že Christy bude pózovat pro magazín Playboy. Byla to pravda a dokonce se objevila na jeho titulní stránce. A to vše jenom k propagaci WWE a WrestleMania. To vyvolalo její feud s Trish Stratus (pouze v rámci příběhu).

V soutěži Diva Search si vytvořila mnoho fanoušků a to jí pomohlo zvítězit. I když její debut tak slavnostní nebyl. Rychle prohrála v handicap zápase kde musela samotná čelit Trish Stratus, Gail Kim a Molly Holly. Christy se ale přesto nevzdala a v zápasech pokračovala. Od onoho osudného prvního zápasu se stala Christy ozdobou celé WWE když na show Taboo Tuesday sundala Carmelle spodní prádlo.

Natočila mnoho reklam a byla velmi oblíbená tanečnice v show od Comedy Central, "The Man Show".

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Lloyd's Register Indonesia / Berita LRQA / 2018 / A new era for Occupational Health and Safety: ISO 45001:2018 is published
A new era for Occupational Health and Safety: ISO 45001:2018 is published
The new international standard for occupational health and safety is set to increase global consistency to make workplaces safer and healthier for all.
ISO 45001:2018, Occupational health and safety management systems – Requirements with guidance for use, has been published today and is designed for organisations of all sizes, sectors and locations. It aims to reduce the 2.78 million work-related deaths and 374 million non-fatal work-related injuries and illnesses each year estimated by the International Labour Organization (ILO).
ISO 45001:2018 replaces OHSAS 18001; certified organisations will have three years to migrate to the new standard. The new standard introduces a framework that can be used throughout the supply chain to create a health and safety culture that will continually improve OH&S performance. ISO 45001:2018 is based on Annex SL – the same High Level Structure as ISO 9001:2015 (quality management systems) and ISO 14001:2015 (environmental management systems), which will make it easier for organisations using these standards to implement and integrate ISO 45001:2018 into a broader business management system.
With all the major ISO standards being revised, Lloyd's Register is at the forefront of communicating the changes. We offer a range of ISO 45001 services to support organisations worldwide as they adopt the new standard.
Nettitude, the research led, globally trusted cyber security services organisation of the Lloyd's Register Group, today announced the opening of its Singapore operation.
Fameline Holding Group recently celebrated achievements in quality management when leading provider of certification services Lloyd's Register, awarded the Group for the on-going and systematic improvement of its products, services and processes.
BRC's Standard for Packaging and Packaging Materials is being revised with publication due in August 2019. Our expert summarises the key changes you need to know.
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Lloyd's Register confirms withdrawal of Notified Body services relating to the Medical Devices Directive (93/42/EEC) (MDD) and the In-Vitro Diagnostic Devices Directive (98/79/EC) (IVDD).


For our products SCiLS Lab and SCiLS Lab MVS, an upgrade to version 2018b is available for download. SCiLS Lab 2018b comes with several new features, improvements and fixes; in particular an improved and faster 3D visualization.
Figure: New 3D transparency visualization of two m/z values introduced with SCiLS Lab version 2018b. The dataset contains serial sections adding up to 14,000 spectra of a squid provided by Janek von Byern, University of Vienna. The sections have been MALDI-imaged by Janina Oetjen, University of Bremen.
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Well, I haven't been running much lately and I haven't been bothered much by it either. I've been focusing on my job a bit lately and my coaching. The milesplit.com national site is doing a story on Kramer as is the Salt Lake Tribune. The Trib was out at practice today taking pictures of Jake and Kramer running mile repeats.I'm really enjoying my whole team this year. Just a bunch of good kids.
It's just a busy time. Abby and Andy are both going to their various sports and activities all the time. Ann's mom recently was diagnosed with cancer everywhere so she's been traveling to Minnesota to be with her.
I love running in the morning but my job just makes that hard with having to be at my desk at 7 AM most days. Tomorrow I've decided to show up late and get in a morning run.
The rest has been good for me. I'm feeling good, ache free, and ready to go.
My day was also brightened when I read that Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are putting the finishing touches on a new album. I've been a fan since they released their first album when I was about eight. I still buy CD's and a new Petty album is one I always pick up on the day it's released.
It's a good time to back off a bit, before all the Zombie dashes, Haunted half-marathons, and costumed Franken-runs start up in October.
I'll pass on those thank-you-very-much.
I am thinking about the Just Cuz Half up in Pocatello in November though. Might point to the 3M Half in Austin in January too to give me a winter goal if I can find a cheap flight.
Balancing priorities in life is important.
If you come up for Just Cuz, you are welcome to stay with us and I will run it with you!
I didn't know Jake was eligible to join your track team.
My favorite race ever is still the Just Cuz. Not because you let me win but because I had such a good time running with you and Jeff. I remember when we first saw you at the hotel pool the night before my wife looked at me and said "that guy looks fast"
Absolutely Rob. Jake has been a real boost to our team.
Nice update :) I have been wondering how Ann's Mom has been doing. Let me know if you guys need any dog watching or Abby/Andy entertainment with Ann traveling!
Amiee is volunteering Frank to come over and watch the kids.
Yeah and she will bring over all of her Traveling Wilburys LPs!


Still don't know what gift to buy for that special occasion? Don't know what to give to a person who has-it-all already? It's really frustrating to have absolutely no idea what present to give to a person and as the day draws nearer and nearer your panic levels start to go way above your limits.
Did you know that before being used as a piece of jewelry, charm bracelets are actually amulets used to ward off evil spirits? Each piece of charm or pendant is not just an ornament hanging from the bracelet but have specific meanings and significance. A cool thing about charm bracelets is you can buy them with just single or few charms, and you can constantly add new charms which will mark important events in one's life. So charm bracelets are not just a piece of jewelry, they are actually tiny windows that offer a peek into a person's life.
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Q: Why does a const disappear during linking when static doesn't? I have a function like this in my static library crate:
use super::*;

static BLANK_VEC: [u8; 16] = [0_u8; 16];
pub fn pad(name: &'static str) -> String {
    let mut res = String::from(name);
    res.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(&BLANK_VEC[name.len()..]));
    res
}

When I link this to C code it works as expected, but if I link with the below code (the only difference being const instead of static) the label BLANK_VEC doesn't appear in the ELF file. It could compile and run until it gets a HardFault.
use super::*;

const BLANK_VEC: [u8; 16] = [0_u8; 16];
pub fn pad(name: &'static str) -> String {
    let mut res = String::from(name);
    res.push_str(&String::from_utf8_lossy(&BLANK_VEC[name.len()..]));
    res
}

Is this a bug on the Rust side? I think so because the const variable goes out of scope somehow. I can reference it and it compiles. Where is the ensured memory safety? Why didn't I have to use unsafe block to do that?
If this is something that depends on my linker: I use arm-gcc-none-eabi.
Edit: I understand why this happens but shouldn't Rust ensure that the user uses a variable that won't disappear?

A: It's not a bug in rust: const defines a constant value copied at every use-site (therefore not existing at runtime).
static defines a global variable (which may or may not be constant), and is thus present in the final program, it's an actual single location in memory.


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Q: SQL Server Update Loop/Cursor Index   Columns         Text          New Index
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1   ISOCountry  TH          1
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2   Country        Thailand         1
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3   Region         Asia         1
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4   Date           12/31/2014       1
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5   Holiday        New Years Eve    1
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7   ISOCountry     DE           2
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8   Country        Germany          2
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9   Region         EMEA             2
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10  Date           12/31/2014       2
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11  Holiday        New Years Eve    2
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13  ISOCountry  DK          3
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14  Country         Denmark         3
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15  Region          EMEA            3
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16  Date            12/31/2014  3
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17  Holiday         New Years Eve   3
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I have a column as above. I need a loop/cursor in SQL Server such that everytime the Column "Column" changes to ISOCountry, the New Index column has to be incremented by 1. Which means that for Rows 1 through 5 the New Index column has a value 1, for rows 7 through 11 the New Index value has to be 2 and so on. The point where the Columns changes to ISO Country the New Index Value has to change to 2 likewise for the rest of the columns. I will have about 10000 rows in all
Any help in this regard will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

A: Why use a loop?  Just set the newindex value to the count of isocountry records with a lower id.  You can do this with a correlated subquery (as well as with other methods):
update table t
    set newindex = (select count(*)
                    from table t2
                    where t2.columns = 'IsoCountry' and
                          t2."index" <= t."index"
                   );

A: This will set the newIndex based on the number of ISOCountry records prior to the current record:
UPDATE A
SET newIndex = B.newIndex
FROM [myTable] A
CROSS APPLY (
    SELECT COUNT(*) [newIndex]
    FROM [myTable] X
    WHERE   X.[Index] <= A.[Index]
        AND X.[Columns] = 'ISOCountry'
) B


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The Bemba Case: Heavily criticised, the ICC must maintain victims' legal representation as the establishment of assistance programmes for victims is awaited
(Bangui) FIDH and its member organisations in the Central African Republic (CAR), LCDH and OCDH, who have accompanied victims since 2002, have just completed a new mission with victims of the Bemba case. Rejection of the International Criminal Court (ICC), lack of understanding, gap between the acquittal of Jean Pierre Bemba and what they actually lived through, and hope for assistance from the ICC Trust Fund for Victims, are among the feelings and expectations of victims. These are lessons that the ICC, and also the Special Criminal Court, must learn.
"Enraged", "shocked", "sad", "abandoned by the ICC", "disappointed with international justice and the satisfaction we expected". Dozens of victims interviewed during the FIDH mission used these words when reacting to Jean-Pierre Bemba's acquittal by the ICC Appeals Chamber last 8 June. Indeed, after ten years of proceedings and a conviction in first instance for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in CAR in 2002-2003 by the troops of the Mouvement de Libération du Congo (MLC) he was heading, Jean-Pierre Bemba was acquitted by the Appeals Chamber of the ICC, in a majority decision, on 8 June 2018.
"Look, I've got scars on my body from the Bemba militia".
"We saw Bemba arrive by helicopter, ransack our homes, leave with our belongings, and give orders here", declared PK12 and Damara victims, taken aback when FIDH was explaining the reasons for the acquittal.
"I am worried". "This acquittal will increase tensions in the Central African Republic, others will think they don't risk anything." "Bemba's actions here will be copied". "Don't you think that Bemba's acquittal will encourage others to commit more crimes ?" "Will his accomplices and co-perpetrators be tried? "
Some victims, who saw Bemba's conviction as the final hope for justice and recognition, have decided to stop their anti-retroviral treatment.
"After having testified, participated, and attended many meetings, everything stopped, no one came to see us". "What hurts the most, is, that in the eyes of the world, we don't exist anymore".
"How did it happen that Bemba was not found guilty? »
"The ICC did not do its work properly".
The victims' feeling of shock, rejection, anger, and dissatisfaction were even greater because they learned about the acquittal on the radio, without any explanation about its contents and its implications.
"It is urgent that the Court develops far reaching information and outreach programmes, that it reaches out directly to the victims and affected communities in the Central African Republic to explain the acquittal and its consequences and why Bemba has been acquitted but also found guilty of witness tampering. "
Up to now, only a minority of the participating victims in this case were able to meet with their legal representatives, with the support of the ICC field office. The security situation and the displacement of many victims contributed to the difficulties of holding meetings between all victims and their legal representatives. While the ICC judges left it up to the Registrar to decide on the continuation of the mandate of the victims' legal representatives, it is essential, for the victims to be duly informed and to present their observations, that this mandate be continued and does not end in November, as it has been announced.
"Victims' legal representatives are the only link between the victims and the ICC. It is their obligation to meet with all their clients, with the assistance of the ICC. Trust in the ICC may have been lost, but the trust in the representatives remains. It is now the victims' legal representatives who can best define and ensure the establishment of assistance programmes of the Trust Fund for Victims. Without them, it would be impossible to identify the victims and their needs, and it would be impossible for the victims to trust the Fund. From now on, the credibility of the ICC in CAR will depend on the swift implementation of truly meaningful assistance measures."
The day after the acquittal, the Trust Fund for Victims announced that one million euros from the voluntary contributions would be earmarked for medical, psychological and material assistance programmes for the 5,229 victims participating in the case, as well as other victims of sexual and gender based violence in the 2002-2003 conflict. After its mission to CAR, the Trust Fund will soon submit an assistance plan to ICC judges for approval. The Fund is aware of the urgency of providing assistance to victims whose lives are directly being threatened, and is trying to personalise this assistance and to establish it very quickly.
"The Fund is right in wanting to start providing this assistance very quickly. The judges should also express their opinions swiftly. After 10 years of proceedings and one acquittal, the victims will no longer wait. States Parties should support the actions of the Fund and increase its resources or the whole ICC system and international justice will collapse in CAR."
Indeed, it is only this concrete and useful action by the Fund that can allay ICC rejection, for the Bemba case, and beyond. Some victims who are also concerned by the current ICC investigation on crimes allegedly committed by the Seleka and the anti-Balaka since 2012 have already stated that they no longer want to collaborate with the Court. The loss of confidence in the ICC has extended to the Special Criminal Court, a hybrid court, even before it has started its investigations.
"Multiple outreach programmes and a duty to provide more thorough explanations and communications for victims and affected communities; well balanced prosecutoral strategies ; convictions that are more rooted in the realities of the crimes committed in the field and that are compliant with international law; the establishment of a Fund for the reparation to victims : these are the elements that will make the actions of the international and internationalised criminal justice legitimate and effective."
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This modest house was built in 1940, with some nice touches of that era. Note the framing of the large front window and the corner entrance. The front door had the typical knocker/peek hole. I still have ours somewhere in the basement. The hanging lamp is probably also original. The house was sold in May 2014 and again in January 2016.
When I walked by on the evening of November 7, 2016, the house had disappeared. Yet another little classic home gone. Is bigger better for our neighbourhood? Vancouver Vanishes also featured this home.


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Bus Person in Riverside, CA at Marie Callender's
It all started with dessert. The legacy of Marie Callender began in the early 1940s in Orange County, California, when Marie, an accomplished baker, first launched her legendary pie business, delivering freshly baked pies to area restaurants. By 1948 with the help of her husband Cal and son Don, they turned this home-based bakery into a bona fide business complete with a wholesale bakery. Within a few years, Marie was making over 200 pies daily and had acquired a truck and a mixer. The first pie and coffee shop was opened in 1964 in Orange, California, by Marie's son, Don. Other pie shops soon followed and in 1969, the pie shops began serving a full-service restaurant menu with many recipes created by Marie herself. Today, Marie Callender's operates 139 restaurants and 1 East Side Mario's restaurant in the United States and Mexico, and has more on the way. And while many things have changed, one thing will always remain the same—the quality and care that goes into making each and every one of our legendary pies. And for that, we can all be thankful.
Provides friendly and efficient service to guests according to company policies, procedures, programs and performance standards. Performs all duties to maximize guest satisfaction and a quality work environment as directed by the Manager on Duty.
Prior to meal service, sets dining tables with dishes, silverware and glassware and condiments as required.
Following meal service, removes soiled dishes, silverware and glassware from dining tables by placing on serving tray; carries to kitchen.
Clears table crumbs onto serving tray and wipes table and chairs clean.
Vacuums floor directly under and around dining table; maintains cleanliness of his/her stations and work areas.
Performs side work during shift downtime to assist other staff including but not limited to rolling silverware, restocking condiment holders and cleaning work areas and restrooms, etc.
Must be able to communicate with guests.
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