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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1951, Asia and the Pacific, Volume VI, Part 2
790D.5/10–1851
Memorandum of Conversation, by the Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs (McGhee)
[Washington,] October 18, 1951.
Participants: His Excellency Mr. Ispahani, Ambassador for Pakistan
Mr. M. Ikramullah, Former Foreign Secretary, Pakistan
Mr. G. C. McGhee, Assistant Secretary of State
SOA—Mr. T. W. Simons
Action Required: To determine the amount of political support to give Pakistan's request for military items.
Action Assign to: SOA.
Messrs. Ispahani and Ikramullah called at their request at 2:30 p. m. Thursday, October 18, 1951.
After expressing my shock at the death of Liaquat Ali Khan,1 I inquired as to possible consequences in Pakistan. Mr. Ikramullah remarked that it was a severe loss not yet measurable. He stated frankly that he was not in Washington to talk about Kashmir but to accomplish a much more important assignment. He then permitted me to read a letter from the late Prime Minister to Secretary Acheson, which he had been asked to deliver and which was an appeal for U.S. help, in obtaining military supplies.2
After I had read the letter, Mr. Ikramullah explained that he was here to get as much military equipment as he could. He was ready to receive it as a gift, under a loan arrangement, or by outright purchase. He was prepared to hand over a list of materials wanted and to enter upon detailed discussions. He had with him military and financial assistants who were prepared to decide on the spot about possible procurement.
I explained to Mr. Ikramullah how we had always attempted to help Pakistan. The US was already heavily committed to supply military equipment for several parts of the world, especially for the armies [Page 2221]in Korea. I asked if the military supplies were needed for internal security. He replied promptly "No!" I remarked that it was difficult for the US authorities to give much consideration to supplying a country which did not have a problem of internal security or was not in need of protection from outside aggression.
Mr. Ikramullah stated that the situation in the N.E. was bad. Part of the cause for this condition arose because the area was neglected by the West. The ill effect of this neglect was spreading. I said that his remarks suggested that his Government was thinking of participating in some form of Middle East defense program. It had seemed that Pakistan would not assist in such defense so long as the Kashmir issue remained unsettled.
He stated that the loss of Liaquat Ali Khan would not lead immediately to a change of policy. The new officers would carry out his policy of moderation. His Government was concerned for its safety and was asking for military supplies which would permit Pakistan to protect itself and also contribute to the stability of the Near East. Pakistan had already used its influence toward moderation in the Near East countries. It was prepared, when in a sound position, to take a greater part in promoting moderation throughout the Near East.
I stated that Pakistan made the mistake of not sending troops to Korea. He replied that faced with a hostile neighbor, Pakistan could not do other than it did; but this was no time to dwell upon mistakes. In the last three years both countries have acted politely to each other. Now Pakistan was taking the initiative and putting forth its requirements. It was also ready to hear what the US wanted of Pakistan.
I said that the US Government was aware of the seriousness of Pakistan's situation. It would receive his request and take a new look to see if it could not be met. When he indicated that he recognized a polite "no" in my manner, Mr. Ispahani assured him that I meant to give new consideration to his request.
Mr. Ikramullah thanked me for my interest and then recalled that immediately after partition Mr. Jinnah,3 then Governor General, had told him that Pakistan would have to fight for Kashmir. When I inquired as to the time the fighting would occur, he reported that Qaid-i-Azam4 said, "In three years." He concluded by saying, "The three years are up."
The Prime Minister was assassinated on October 16 in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. For texts of messages of condolence from President Truman to the Begum Liaquat Ali Khan and to Khwaja Nazimuddin, Governor General of Pakistan, October 16, see Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: Harry S. Truman, 1951 (Washington, Government Printing Office, 1965), p. 579.↩
Reference is presumably to the letter of August 25, not printed, but see the editorial note, supra.↩
Mohamed Ali Jinnah, Governor General of Pakistan, 1947–1948.↩
The title Qaid-i Azam ("Great Leader") was commonly used in referring to Mohamed Ali Jinnah.↩
List of abbreviations and symbols
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South Asia (Documents 103-503)
Pakistan (Documents 490-503)
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Předchůdcem vesnice bylo od devátého století hradecké hradiště, na kterém byl v jedenáctém století postaven kostel svatého Vavřince. V následujícím století hradiště zaniklo a v jeho sousedství vznikla malá vesnice, kterou ještě ve třináctém století tvořil pouze kostel svatého Vavřince a čtyři usedlosti.

První písemná zmínka o vesnici pochází z roku 1186 a nachází se ve falzu ze třináctého století, kde je uvedena jako majetek kladrubského kláštera. Později vesnici nebo její část daroval král Václav II. chotěšovskému klášteru, v jehož držení byla zmíněna v letech 1284 a 1298. Ve čtrnáctém století ve vsi vzniklo několik drobných zemanských statků, které roku 1352 patřily bratrům Hrochovi, Pernoltovi a Ivanovi. Hroch s Ivanem měli v erbu rybu s kýtou. Někdy v té době snad byla u kostela svatého Jiří postavena tvrz zmiňovaná až do šestnáctého století. Podle Miloslava Bělohlávka však jediná zmínka o tvrzi pochází z roku 1450, kdy ji jako manství od chotěšovského probošta získal do zástavy Jan z Jindřichovic. Tvrz podle něj zanikla koncem patnáctého století.

V roce 1406 došlo u Hradce k bitvě mezi bavorským vojskem Ruprechta Falckého a sedmi tisíci muži pod vedením chotěšovského probošta Sulka, který své vojsko shromáždil na pokyn krále Václava IV.

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The 2012 Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship was awarded to Stephany Steggall last night at Adelaide Writers' Week.
Steggall will use the $10,000 prize to write a biography of Thomas Keneally, Booker Prize winner for Schindler's Ark.
The announcement was made at a lecture commemorating the life and work of biographer Hazel Rowley, where special guest lecturer Alex Miller reflected on his friendship with the late Rowley.
Applications were judged by Miller, acclaimed biographer Jim Davidson, Lynn Buchanan, a close friend of Rowley, and Della Rowley, Rowley's sister.


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Appeals Court Sides With Trump On Transgender Military Ban
March 16, 2019 January 4, 2019 by Randy Slovacek
Donald Trump has scored his first win in his fight to ban transgender people from the U.S. military as a federal appeals court ruled in his favor today, reports The Washington Post.
A panel of three judges in the D.C. Court of Appeals ruled unanimously to overturn an injunction issued by U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly which prohibited the implementation of the anti-trans policy.
It's important to note that three other judges have ruled against the trans ban and those injunctions remain in place nationwide. And so, trans soldiers will continue to be able to serve in the U.S. military for now.
In fact, today's ruling indicates the D.C. Circuit Court may have more to say about the ban later.
The five-page decision handed down today only addressed Kollar-Kotelly's injunction saying she technically "made an erroneous finding that the Mattis Plan was not a new policy" because she failed to note certain nuances about the plan issued by former Defense Secretary James Mattis.
"The government took substantial steps to cure the procedural deficiencies the court identified in the enjoined 2017 Presidential Memorandum," the order reads. "These included the creation of a panel of military and medical experts, the consideration of new evidence gleaned from the implementation of the policy on the service of transgender individuals instituted by then-Secretary of Defense Ash Carter ('the Carter Policy'), and a reassessment of the priorities of the group that produced the Carter Policy."
While Donald Trump's July 2017 tweets were a blanket ban on transgender service members, the Mattis Plan would ban from service all transgender people who require or have already undergone gender transition, and bans people with current or recent gender dysphoria diagnosis.
Transgender advocates say gender dysphoria is a literally a defining characteristic of being transgender, and so the Mattis plan is still a full-fledged ban.
Under the Mattis proposal, trans soldiers currently in the U.S. military would be allowed to remain in service.
LGBTQ advocacy groups the National Center for Lesbian Rights and GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) quickly denounced the ruling in a joint statement.
"Today's ruling is a devastating slap in the face to transgender service members who have proved their fitness to serve and their dedication to this country," said NCLR Legal Director Shannon Minter. "We will keep fighting this cruel and irrational policy, which serves no purpose other than to weaken the military and punish transgender service members for their patriotism and service."
"Today's decision is based on the absurd idea that forcing transgender people to suppress who they are in order to serve is not a ban," said GLAD Transgender Rights Project Director Jennifer Levi. "It ignores the reality of transgender people's lives, with devastating consequences, and rests on a complete failure to understand who transgender people are. It is also destabilizing to the military to so dramatically reverse a policy that has been in place for over 2 years that senior military officials acknowledge has operated with no problems."
A 2016 study by the RAND Corporation found that allowing the estimated 2,000-11,000 active-duty transgender troops to remain in the military would "have minimal impact on readiness and health care costs" for the Pentagon.
The research estimated health care costs for trans soldiers would cost only $2.4 million to $8.4 million a year, which represents a tiny 0.04 to 0.13 percent increase in spending.
Additionally, the study concluded there would be "little or no impact on unit cohesion, operational effectiveness or readiness" in the U.S. military should trans soldiers be allowed to continue serving.
(h/t Washington Post – image via Flickr/photographer Ted Eytan)
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"Have you been out to the AFA trout rearing cages down at the Hamilton Branch yet?' said Almanor Fishing Association volunteer Michael DeWall. The AFA is rearing rainbow and brown trout for release later this year into the lake. There's a team of fish feeding volunteers that take turns going down to the cages each and every day.
AFA is also lending a hand to help Chester High School and Feather River College with their own brown trout hatchery programs. FRC plans to donate approximately 40,000 brown trout fry to the AFA's Lake Almanor trout rearing program later this year. FRC hatched the brown trout earlier this winter and they are rearing them until they get large enough to be transferred to the AFA cages.
"Probably sometime in early summer," said DeWall.
AFA John Crotty is making arrangements for the association to have a workday at FRC this spring to help out the program with a little house keeping and some facility improvements.
"John (Crotty) is doing a great job of leading the AFA," said DeWall. "I know I'm one of the new kids (64-year-old kid) on the team, but when I became aware of all the good programs the AFA is leading at Lake Almanor (like the Vets' fishing day and the trout rearing program) it made me want to be a part of it." DeWall is one of the Saturday feeders along with another AFA member, John Green.
"Almanor Fishing Association has what we like to believe is the longest running (1985) most successful fish rearing program in the state," said Crotty. This year the program received 50,000 fertile Shasta Lake Rainbows from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Hatchery in Darrah Springs.
"We received our fish in mid-October and will release them around mid-April depending on our feed supply and adequate feed in the lake," said Crotty.
The general plan is to coordinate the release with the warming trend that instigates bug hatches for the young fish to feed upon.
The AFA volunteers get out to feed the trout every day from mid-October to mid- spring. "In fact, we have not missed a day of feeding in more than two years," said Crotty. A fact the group takes great pride in.
Last year AFA spent $11,000 on pen repairs and a log boom, and the fish food cost $9,300. The AFA uses the same high quality feed that CDFW uses in their hatcheries. "We rely on the expertise of our Plumas County Biologist Amber Mouser and Darrah Springs Hatchery Director Kevin Cecatto to establish our feeding plan," said Crotty.
AFA is working with Chester High School and the Almanor Research Institute to raise Browns. AFA volunteers feed and assist CHS teacher Dallas Tognotti as needed and plans to assist Tognotti in financing improvements to the facility.
"We will be voting to approve $4,700 towards those upgrades within the next few weeks," said Crotty.
A field trip to the Feather River College fish hatchery featuring a tour led by FRC Hatchery Manager Adam Fuller provided a glimpse for AFA volunteers of the early stages of the trout coming their way.
Another AFA project is the maintenance of the Doug DeAngelo public access parking lot at Hamilton Branch during the summer. Volunteers clean, paint, remove weeds and debris twice yearly and pay to have the public restrooms cleaned throughout the season.
The Association also provides six fishing trips for two veterans from Field of Dreams each year. The veterans receive two nights lodging, a guided fishing trip and all meals.
AFA works alongside the Lake Almanor Chamber of Commerce to assist them as needed at Sportsman's Shows bringing awareness to the tourism opportunities in Plumas County.
And finally, it takes a village to raise 50,000 trout. Almanor Fishing Association volunteer feeders are: David Baker, Aaron Kelly, Bob Michael, John Crotty, Phil Datner, Brett Hurff , Ed Organ, Gary Hinshaw, Lee Perry, Ron Mendoza, Doug Neal, Steve Flemming, Neal Carter, Ray Pallari, George Hormel, Henry Gronroos, John Green and Michael DeWall.
Substitute feeders are Randy Wright, Bill Pierault, Scott Devereaux, Gregg Thaden, George Hawkins, Eric Rudgers and Gil Serrano. "Brett Hurff is the Vice President of AFA and oversees our pen program," said Crotty.


The film about the famous singer and musician Amre Kashaubayev premiered in Astana.
Kazakhstan's film industry is on its rise. There are more internationally distributed Kazakh films.
The leadership of the New York Film Academy and Kazakh National University of Arts signed a cooperation agreement.
Project authors are planning to produce animated films that will help children learn the Kazakh language in the Latin script.
Together with his colleagues from China, Russia and France Gali Myrzashev works on a full-length animation film.
The story about Al-Farabi is also included in the film. A.Yernazarov, director of the 25-minute animated film made the 3D format.
Film critics of the Kazakh National University of Arts initiated the new award.
Popular "Travel HD" channel in Bulgaria is broadcasting documentaries "Chosen by Time", "Welcome to Kazakhstan!".
The movie is based on a real story that shocked the whole country eight years ago.
The film shows the life and history of the Kazakhs living in the far and near abroad.
Kazakh Ambassador and the head of "Uzbekkino" agreed to organize the festival as part of the year of Uzbekistan in Kazakhstan.
It will bring together experienced and young directors, screenwriters and actors from different countries.
This is a joint work of director Gaziz Nasyrov and young Kazakhstani choreographer Anvara Sadykova.
The film crew got started in Tashkent with a study of the life story of Tole bi, one of the greatest figures of the Kazakh people.
Akan Sataev is directing the sixth film in the series about President Nursultan Nazarbayev.
Kazakh filmmakers presented several movies at the 7th International Film Festival titled "Kyrgyzstan is a country of short films"
Central Asian countries are strengthening the intercultural ties.
The Kyrgyz film is dedicated to a great narrator of the epic of Manas, Sayakbay Karalayev.
Kazakh film week was held in Ankara to mark the 25th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and Turkey.


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Q: Change edittext with equally along left and right when setting width I have following setup.

There is an edittext with controllers on left and right for resizing.
When user resizes by touching and moving the left controller, I am calculating the distance between moved x-coordinate and the mid-point of right side of edittext.
The idea is that the right side has to remain static, where as on resizing from left, the left bound has to increase of decrease like wise. I am assigning new width and center to edittext on resize from left as follows:
ivLeftControl.setPivotX(traversedPoint.x);
                    editTextViewNew.setGravity(Gravity.CENTER);
                    editTextViewNew.setWidth((int) (traversedWidth-ivLeftControl.getWidth()*2));
                    editTextViewNew.setPivotX(centerX - (traversedWidth - originalWidth)/2);

But the resize is happening only along the right side of edittext, instead of happening along left side. Even when I dont change the pivot, the resize happens along right side only.

Any suggestion on how this features could be addressed the best?! Keeping in mind, the entire setup of controllers and edittext is enveloped using a parent layout.

A: Solution - MarginLayoutParams
you need to create MarginLayoutParams and then set height , width , margins in it and set to your view.
MarginLayoutParams layoutParams = (MarginLayoutParams) getLayoutParams();
layoutParams.width = mPixelSize;
layoutParams.height = mPixelSize;
layoutParams.setMargins(mLeftMargin, mTopMargin, 0, 0);
requestLayout();

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Marcello Bertinetti (* 26. April 1885 in Vercelli; † 2. Januar 1967 ebenda) war ein italienischer Fechter und zweifacher Olympiasieger.

Er focht für den FC Pro Vercelli. Sein Sohn Franco Bertinetti gewann zwei Mal mit der Degen-Mannschaft bei Olympischen Spielen 1952 und 1956, sein Enkel Marcello Bertinetti focht ebenfalls, er nahm an den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1976 teil.

Er war auch Fußballspieler und Spielertrainer bei der SG Pro Vercelli, mit der er 1908 italienischer Meister wurde. Dabei wurde erst auf seine Initiative hin 1900 eine Fußballsektion gegründet, womit er gewissermaßen ein Gründervater des Vereins ist.

Nach ihm benannte die italienische Stadt Vercelli die Straße Via M. Bertinetti.

Erfolge
Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1908 in London erfocht Marcello Bertinetti Silber mit der Säbel-Mannschaft. Mit der Degen-Mannschaft wurde er Vierter.
Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1924 in Paris errang Bertinetti Gold mit der Säbel- und Bronze mit der Degen-Mannschaft.
Bei den folgenden Olympischen Spielen 1928 in Amsterdam gewann er Gold mit der Degen-Mannschaft.
1929 erreichte Bertinetti bei den Weltmeisterschaften in Neapel Silber im Degen-Einzel.

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Awards Grants Honors
Project on Kantian Democracy Wins $1.38 Million Grant
. October 1, 2021 at 7:40 am 0
Reidar Maliks, professor of philosophy at the University of Oslo, has won a grant of 12,000,000 Norwegian kroner (approximately $1.38 million) to support his project, The Kantian Foundations of Democracy.
Here's a description of the project:
The Kantian Foundations of Democracy aims to provide the first large scale analysis of the theory of democracy of the neglected "Kantian School". These were philosophers active in Germany in the 1790s, and included Erhard, Bergk, Heydenreich, Reinhold, Tieftrunk, Feuerbach, Maimon, Jakob, Reimarus, Schlegel, and the early Fichte. They have been neglected in scholarship, yet their defences of democracy are notable for bringing out fully the Kantian concept of equality, for their sophisticated analysis of popular enlightenment in the public sphere, and their defence of popular revolutionary movements. By unearthing these philosophies the project aims to provide a sophisticated way of basing democratic government on equal freedom guided by the idea of political autonomy, and to contribute to improving our understanding of Kant's basic principles. The project also aims to contribute to the burgeoning field of the history of democratic theory..
The grant, which supports the project through 2025, is from the Research Council of Norway.
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Discussion in 'CycleChat Cafe' started by lifeson, 11 Oct 2007.
Quick bit of advice needed.
Our dogs have just been into the garden and found a pidgeon that has been attacked or picked up an injury and is bleeding from the lower chest.
I have rescued it from the dogs, but dont know what to do with it now.
Do I wring its neck and put it out of its misery or what?
Use it in an avatar and then kill it.
Yes. Neck it, put it out of its misery.
Kill it immediately. It's not going to survive in the wild with a major injury and could take a long time to die.
Rung the vets and they said they will do the deed.
Check how much ££ first!
will the RSPB not do it for free?
The vets will do it for free as it's wild.
Put it in the pot! It'll think it's having a nice warm bath!
My cat is always catching small animals which are beyond hope by the time I get to them.....innumerable mice, birds, frogs, and a rat. I`m getting quite expert at putting the poor things out of their misery.
These are rats with wings!
Most pidgeons have so many toxins and diseases they are inedible!
Get it done with yourself. You don't need to ring the vet.
Wring its neck with a *very* strong, long and sharp twisting motion. You want to feel something like an elastic band snapping. Try it on a chicken wing first to get the taste for it if you're scared.


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Home/Latest News & Events/Team Sudbury Scale Welsh Peak Pen Y Fan For Charity
A five-strong team from Sudbury supported living have raised £250 for charity after reaching the top of Welsh peak Pen Y Fan.
Support staff Ewa Jenkins and Emma Price took three of the people they support to tackle the walking challenge on Friday 20th September in support of charity Happy Days.
Karl Davies, Gareth Jackman and Natalie Bendle all live with complex needs at Sudbury in South Wales and had never tackled a climb like this before. However, despite the five hours hike to the top of Pen Y Fan and back down again, the trio amazed staff with their grit and determination.
For Ewa, who led the team alongside colleague Emma, it was an incredible experience to share.
Ewa said: "Before we started climbing, the guys were so excited to be embarking on a challenge like this. None of them has ever done anything like it before.
"As soon as we'd arrived at the end of the hike, Gareth asked me, 'When can I do it again?' and we all laughed. I know that Karl was really proud of himself for walking so far and up such a steep climb.
"It was incredible to see Natalie do so well as this was a very tough challenge for her and an incredible achievement. It's great to know that we've raised money for such a worthy cause."
The funds raised by the Pen Y Fan walkers will be donated to Swanton's charity of the year, Happy Days. The money will be spent funding and hosting days out for children with complex needs. The trips include days out at the seaside, the theatre, sporting events, local attractions and all kinds of other experiences. The charity gives families the chance to take a break while Happy Days look after their children during special days out.


This Llama is a perfect addition to a fun and trendy decor- including baby, kids, tweens and teenagers. It is created like a pillow (the fur is so soft and cuddly!) but also fun for kids to play with (baby dolls love to take a ride!). Don't worry though- this pillow it's not just for the young crowd! Any animal lover will adore the darling face and unique design of this llama.
Sewing LuLu Llama is surprisingly simple. Beginners will delight in creating something so fun and unique. Advanced sewers will enjoy showing their skills on the embroidered face, the blanket, the many possibilities to customize this fun project.
The finished Llama measures 15'' x 11'' x 6''. Materials to make this project include a 1/2 yard of faux fur, polyester fiber fill, small pieces of quilting cotton, felt and embroidery floss. A walking foot is recommended but not required! Sewing through thick layers and around curves are a requirement but faux fur is soft and a regular machine and needle can handle it easily.
Included in the pattern are extra instructions and links to tutorials for working with faux fur and simple embroidery. Faux fur is surprisingly easy and fun to work with! Also included are full pattern pieces (5 pages) with seam allowances included. The simple and detailed instructions feature many bright and clear photos for the visual learner.
Are you ready to spread the LuLu Llama love?? You can sew this project in just a few hours (aka nap time or an afternoon/ evening) and have a fabulous and unique gift or decor piece ready to go!
You are permitted to sell llamas made from this pattern on a small handmade scale online or at craft shows as long as credit is given to Gingercake patterns. Reproduction of the sewing pattern is not permitted under any circumstances.
Sewing teachers- please contact me about my special teaching option for making Lulu Llamas with your students.


You Can Name Hyundai's New Car And Take It Home - Here's How!
You Can Name Hyundai's New Car And Take It Home – Here's How!
Hyundai Motor India Limited will be unveiling its brand new small hatchback by Diwali and is on the hunt for a perfect nameplate. As has been the case in recent times, you could be part of the process and in fact take home the brand new hatchback. The South Korean auto major has put out a contest on social media inviting the general audience to christen its upcoming product.
The idea behind 'Hyundai Naamkaran' is that people can convey the desired moniker through SMS or Whatsapp to the number given the image or head to the official website mentioned and post your view. Stipulation behind "The great Indian naming ceremony" is based on two hints, as the name should reflect the contemporary family car and it is a "modern and stylish tall boy concept".
Why waiting then? But before leaving there is something we need to tell you about the hatchback. It will more likely revive the Santro nomenclature with a suffix that appears to be you are part of. The AH2 hatchback has been around testing for several months and it will slot between Eon and Grand i10 in the domestic fleet.
It will effectively replace the Eon and is based on the modified version of old i10's HA platform. The new Santro will be the first Hyundai to use an AMT transmission dubbed Smart Auto and is expected to be powered by the updated version of 1.1-litre Epsilon four-cylinder engine found in the Santro Xing with increased power and torque outputs, and to meet BS6 standards.
With five-speed manual transmission as standard, Hyundai will likely offer dual front airbags and ABS as standard across the range. Expected to be showcased for the media in early October, the 2018 Hyundai Santro opts for the traditional design traits of the original model with a tall hatch appearance for ample occupant space and outer visibility.
It will adorn the smallest Cascading grille from the global portfolio going by the looks of things and will offer touchscreen infotainment system, Bluetooth connectivity, reversing camera and sensor, electrically operable ORVMs, etc in the top-end variants to effectively rival Tata Tiago, Renault Kwid and a slew of best-selling Maruti Suzuki small cars.


One of the organizations we have been lucky to work with over the years is the amazing Nashville Opera. They have been creating incredible art for years in Nashville, and that's just one reason we are so happy to be a part of their annual gala, La Bella Notte.
This year's event was at the beautiful Loews Vanderbilt Plaza, and the decor was centered around Rigoletto, the powerful Italian opera by Verdi they are producing in April at TPAC. The room was bedecked with red harlequin, the tables were awash in a golden Italianate rosette, and the centerpieces were these amazing masks!
You can also check out the pictures of the event at the Nashville Opera's special event page–it was quite a fabulous crowd! We were so happy to be a part of this amazing event–many thanks to the hardworking staff at the Nashville Opera for including us!
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Home Latest News FYI ET Environmental Appoints Several Individuals to New Positions
ET Environmental Appoints Several Individuals to New Positions
ET Environmental Corp., a construction management and environmental services company headquartered in Atlanta, has made a number of personnel moves aimed at facilitating the firm's expansion.
'The explosive increase of the alternative fueling market – particularly the use of compressed natural gas for transportation in both the public and private sectors – has significantly contributed to the growth of ET Environmental,' says Bill Higginbotham, president and CEO. 'The appointment of these talented individuals will carry ET Environmental well into the future.'
Mitchell Grady will serve as the company's senior vice president of risk management and compliance, providing company-wide oversight for all internal and external insurance, safety and regulatory compliance and operations. He has been with ET Environmental for 16 years and is based in the company's Denver office.
Richard Drake has been promoted to east region vice president, based out of Mystic, Conn. He is transitioning from his former position as vice president of engineering to a regional role where he is responsible for projects and new business development.
Steve Arnold is serving as ET's new vice president of engineering, based in Chicago. In his new role, Arnold is responsible for managing ET's engineering staff, which provides design services for all of ET's CNG and environmental design/build projects in the U.S. and Canada.
Also, Todd Hochstein has taken over the west region operations manager position previously held by Grady. Hochstein, who is based in Phoenix, is responsible for providing complete resource management to ensure the operational success of all west region projects.


For this kitchen we took our inspiration from the homes original beams. We created this in-frame New England feel home in hand painted Walnut. The contrast of the Walnut drawers in the painted cabinets added a beautiful contrast and link to the beams. with chrome handles, tap and granite worktop this design incorporates materials to add lustre to the room.


Originally Published: January 29, 2015 11:15 a.m.
As the season winds down, Camp Verde High School wrestling is looking just as strong and dominant as usual. Last week, the Cowboys won the Page High School tournament for the third year in a row.
"It was a tough tournament," Tudor said. "It could have went to Desert Hills Utah, because they were a good team. This wasn't an easy task by any means. But, we expected to win it. Because we think we're good enough and we did it."
In addition to winning the whole thing, the Cowboys had five individual champions. They were, Skyler Pike, Hadyen Uhler, Ryan Allred, Jeremy McEachern and Matt Mejia.
But, Tudor said they could have had more champions.
"We expected more," he said. "The Casillas boys (Alex and his brother Equielas) finish second and third. And they were good enough to win the championship."
Equielas Casillas placed second in his weight class and Alex finished third.
"Equielas wrestled well," Tudor said. "He just got out wrestled in the championship match."
Tudor added Alex Casillas cost himself from placing higher.
"He just made a mistake," Tudor said. "Lost it in the last second in the semifinal. He worked his way back up and all the way up to third place."
Tudor mentioned the five champions is still impressive for how hard the tournament was.
"We could have had seven," he said. "Probably should have. But that's okay. That place was for getting things better for what we got going on right now. Which is a championship team."
The Cowboys now have some time off. They don't wrestle again until sectionals, which is a week from Saturday.
Tudor said he was happy with Tuesday's practice.
"It was a great practice," he said. "I just want them to know the look of defeat on their faces because they're working so hard. They know what I'm talking about and they had a great practice."
He added conditioning is an important factor in his team's success.
"We were the best conditioned team at Page," he said. "Half the teams at Page were from out of state. So, we're in better shape than the other states it looks like also. We also have the best technician coach. We have the best technician in the state of Arizona as far as I'm concern."
That great technician is assistant coach Mario Chagolla Sr. Chagolla has coached wrestling at Camp Verde for over 20 years.
"We pretty much have it all," Tudor said. "We just need to stay healthy and injury free."
He added that he expects as many as 14 wrestlers will qualify for the state tournament.
He mentioned there is only one thing that can stop the team from not getting that number.
"Only in our minds," he said. "Our studs do what our studs do. I expect them to win the individual championships. We can have anywhere from seven to 11 champions. They're all capable of doing that."
But, he added he also expects big things from other wrestlers.
"The guys that aren't as experienced, they're capable of being in the top four," he said.
Alex Casillas is a two-time defending state champion. Tudor said it's not a worry that he only finished third at Page.
"Not at all," Tudor said. "He knows the mistake he made. I made a call. He thought he could do something else. It turned out not be the right move. He came to me afterwards and acknowledge that he should have done what I asked him to do. He would have won the match if he did what I asked him to do. But, this is all part of learning for sectionals and state. He was good with it. He owned it. It was a mistake that cost him the championship. But that's how they learn. They're kids and they learn from their mistakes."


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Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu's Deputy Reports to ICE a Speeding Teenager -- Along With the Boy's Parents Who Weren't Even in the Car
Monica Alonzo | July 17, 2012 | 4:37pm
See also SB 1070: Supreme Court Upholds "Papers Please" Section, Invalidates Others
See also Brewer Declares "Victory" as Court Tosses Unconstitutional SB 1070 Provisions
See also Babeu Turns Distortion of Truth Into an Art Form
See also Babeu Calls Obama's DREAM Act Policy "Shocking"
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu is aghast that one of his deputies pulled over a 17-year-old Latino who reportedly admitted he was undocumented, and federal immigration authorities were "not interested in him unless he committed a felony crime."
In a press release, the gay border hawk wails that this encounter with the young man -- whom Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials wouldn't deport -- is the "first of many examples in which law enforcement across Arizona shall be left without assistance from ICE."
In reality, the incident serves as another example of what the Latino community has been concerned would happen when local cops start acting as immigration enforcement agents.
The PCSO deputy didn't only call ICE to report the young driver who allegedly committed a traffic violation, the deputy also reported the teenager's parents after the driver "admitted both he and his parents were in the United States illegally," according to Babeu's press release.
The parents had no lawful contact with police. They weren't in the car. They didn't violate any Arizona laws. And yet one of Babeu's deputies called ICE to see if the agency was interested in picking up the parents.
Round 'em all up -- that is the aim of laws like SB 1070.
Supporters of such laws, including Governor Jan Brewer, deflected concerns from the Latino community in 2010 by saying that federal immigration laws would only be enforced after a "lawful stop, detention, or arrest.''
Clearly, this deputy's actions don't fall under the guise of SB 1070 because the section that mandates local law enforcement officers acts as immigration-enforcement agents remains blocked by the courts.
But the actions demonstrate how deputies and police officers are capable handling situations involving undocumented immigrants.
Brewers' mouthpieces insisted that enforcement of immigrant laws would be secondary and would only occur after police made contact with an individual for some other lawful reason.
Latino activist and Phoenix attorney Danny Ortega believes the deputy overstepped his authority. He noted that even if the young man volunteered information about his parents' status, "the deputy has no authority to go beyond [dealing with] the young man, no authority to deal with his parents' legal status."
Ortega predicts that Arizona will experience such situations more often (when, and if, the injunction is lifted on the provision of SB 1070 that specifically mandates that cops act as immigration-enforcement officials).
"You're going to see overzealous officers, deputies who go beyond the authority granted to them by the law," he says.
Babeu claims that with a "wave of their hands," President Obama and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano have "made what was illegal one day, legal the next."
That simply isn't true.
No one has gained legal status because of Obama's policy shift that grants temporary immunity from deportation for certain undocumented individuals brought to the U.S. as children.
(But let's say laws did change, as Babeu erroneously believes, and what was illegal one day was legal the next. If it's legal, then it can't undermine the rule of law because it is the law.)
In his press release, Babeu also quotes Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scailia's dissenting opinion in Arizona v. United States -- the lawsuit against Arizona over SB 1070: "Arizona bears the brunt of the country's illegal immigration problem. Federal officials have been unable to remedy the problem, and indeed have recently shown that they are unwilling to do so."
The Supreme Court shot down three provisions in the law and allowed a fourth that mandates local and state cops enforce federal immigration laws.
"How have we arrived at this point in America, where our own President decides what laws don't apply to illegals," Babeu laments.
But he obviously ignores other passages from the Supreme Court decision that would clearly answer his question.
"Removal is a civil, not criminal, matter," the Justices wrote in the majority opinion. "A principal feature of the removal system is the broad discretion exercised by immigration officials...Federal officials, as an initial matter, must decide whether it makes sense to pursue removal at all."
And, later, the justices reiterated that "as a general rule, it is not a crime for a removable alien to remain present in the United States."
Obama and ICE officials now are trying to focus their limited time and resources on deporting undocumented immigrants who are committing felony crimes. It's called "discretion."
Who knows why Babeu is getting so twisted up about Obama's exercising his discretion when it comes to enforcing federal immigration laws. Babeu has done the same thing.
When he was campaigning to serve as Pinal County sheriff the first time, he said publicly that he would not enforce immigration laws on farms or in government buildings. In fact, he made a "commitment" to that effect.
Let's recap Babeu's pledges of selective immigration enforcement.
On February 9, 2011, Babeu appeared on a KVOA, a Tucson television station, and said: "We're not going on farms. We're not going into government buildings looking for illegal immigrants or workers without proper ID. I'm going directly after the armed threat from cartels."
On February 24, 2011, Babeu also discussed his own discretion with KGUN, another Tucson television station:
"I've never, I've never gone onto farms. You know how many people would like me to do that? Quite a few. You know how many people want me to pursue, uh, employers? You know how many people want me to aggressively, um, go into other workplaces and government buildings? I've never done that. One, I don't have the resources to do that. Two, that is not my primary focus...The threat and the dangers are too great and too real when it comes to cartel activity and trafficking through my county...I barely have enough resources to bring the fight against them. And that's the most severe threat."
And during an appearance before the American Agri-Women's Annual Symposium on April 9, 2011, Babeu was adamant:
"I'm not against any type of guest-worker program! Obviously. I made a commitment when I ran for sheriff -- I don't go on farms. I don't go into government buildings. I don't do all of that! We've got enough on our hands!"
Given Babeu's own track record with selective enforcement of federal immigration laws, it's ironic to read in his press release that "America is a nation of laws, and the President can't simply pick and choose what laws to enforce."
But the sheriff can.
And, just as ironic, is Babeu claiming that Obama simply is trying to "get votes this election year rather than to follow the rule of law."
Because that is not at all exactly what Babeu was doing during his first run for sheriff.


Jesus asked "When the Son of Man returns, how many will he find on the earth who have faith?"
1. In one true and living God, eternally existing and revealed to us as the Father, Creator of all things; the Son, Jesus Christ, God Incarnate, and the Holy Spirit.
2. In the deity of Jesus Christ, His virgin birth, death for our sins, bodily resurrection, ascension unto God, and imminent return in power and glory.
3. The Holy Scriptures are the inspired and complete revelation of God's will concerning man's salvation through the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.
4. That men are saved solely through faith in God's grace as displayed in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
5. In water baptism as a public declaration that a believer has died with Christ and risen with Him to walk a life of holiness and love.
6. In the unity of all true believers as members of the universal body of Christ regardless of denominational affiliation.
9. That Jesus Christ is coming again to gather all His saints unto Himself. Those who have not accepted His redemptive work on their behalf will suffer eternal separation from the Godhead and burn in the lake of fire.
10. That following His return Jesus Christ will rule and reign for one thousand years on the earth. After this there will be a new heaven and a new earth.


NLU's Chicago campus on Michigan Avenue occupies five floors of the historic Peoples Gas Building. This landmark building, across the street from the Art Institute of Chicago and Grant Park, is easily accessible by train, bus and car and is surrounded by restaurants, parking lots/garages and shops.
The second floor, which houses student services and administrative offices, includes a Tiffany ceiling in the large atrium that is used for conferences, workshops and seminars.
The campus includes 36 classrooms, four computer labs with high-speed Internet access, two language labs, conference rooms and a state-of-the-art training center with an auditorium that seats 150.
Conveniently located in a fast-growing business district off I-90 and Route 31, NLU Elgin features 10 classrooms with high-tech media equipment, a computer lab with high-speed Internet access, two conference rooms and comfortable student lounges. Parking is free at this recently remodeled and upgraded teaching site, which now includes wireless Internet access.
Located just minutes from the East-West Tollway (I-88), NLU Lisle is one of our newest locations and features 42 wireless classrooms equipped with high-tech media equipment; four computer labs with high-speed Internet access, including a separate walk-in lab in the library; a café for beverages and snacks; a student welcome center; a library for research and study; conference rooms; and six comfortable student lounge areas with wireless access. The building is entirely wireless for Internet access and parking is free.
Opened in the summer of 2006, NLU North Shore at Skokie is a state-of-the-art modern campus location just off the Edens Expressway near the Old Orchard Shopping Center. Designed for men and women who are juggling school, family, work and other major responsibilities, the campus includes 44 wireless classrooms equipped with high-tech media equipment; four computer labs with high-speed Internet access, including a walk-in lab in the library; six conference rooms; a public café for beverages and snacks; a student welcome center; a library for research and study; and multiple, comfortable student lounge areas. The building is totally wireless for Internet access and parking is free.
Located in one of Chicago's major northwest suburbs, the newly renovated NLU Wheeling includes 20 classrooms with high-tech media equipment, four conference rooms, four computer labs with high-speed Internet access, large student lounge areas with wireless and interactive video capabilities, and an extensive research library. The site also houses the university library research collection. The building is 100 percent wireless for Internet access and parking is free.
What Sets NLU Apart from Other Colleges in Illinois?
For more than 130 years, National Louis University has delivered high-quality education to students in the Chicago, Illinois area. Our educational atmosphere connects students with professors and other like-minded achievers to help turn career aspirations into realities. NLU prepares graduates to succeed in a variety of people-centered professions through flexible programs and progressive and professional education environment.
Learn more about NLU here.


By Keith Cowing on October 26, 2015 8:10 PM.
"Lockheed Martin and NASA have completed the majority of Orion's Critical Design Review (CDR) which means the spacecraft's design is mature enough to move into full-scale fabrication, assembly, integration and test of the vehicle. It also means that the program is on track to complete the spacecraft's development to meet NASA's Exploration Mission-1 (EM-1) performance requirements. The complete Orion EM-1 CDR process will conclude after the European Service Module CDR and a presentation to the NASA Agency Program Management Council in the spring."
Lockheed Martin Moves into Full-Scale Assembly and Test of NASA's Orion Spacecraft\n\n\"Lockheed Martin and NASA have completed the majority of Orion's Critical Design Review (CDR) which means the spacecraft's design is mature enough to move into full-scale fabrication, assembly, integration and test of the vehicle. It also means that the program is on track to complete the spacecraft's development to meet NASA's Exploration Mission-1 (EM-1) performance requirements. The complete Orion EM-1 CDR process will conclude after the European Service Module CDR and a presentation to the NASA Agency Program Management Council in the spring.\"
This page contains a single entry by Keith Cowing published on October 26, 2015 8:10 PM.
Stan Schmidt was the previous entry in this blog.
Golden Spike: Another Space Commerce Casualty? (Update) is the next entry in this blog.


Cooperation of specialists with rich experience gives good preconditions to manage today's marketing communication.
New symbiosis and points of emphasis of different knowledge, skills and experience guarantee the birth of fresh solutions.
I know people – the top ones in their field, to whom I shall direct clients fast. Client receives the best solution by uniting this knowledge, skills and experience in order to fulfill his needs and achieve his goals.
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York University master's programme "Leading Innovation and Change" successfully fills my weekends, directs towards the roads of modern management philosophies and gives so much inspiration, that in order to execute my thoughts faster, I need to negotiate some extra time into the existing 24 hours.


Although even the most famous masters of the battlefield could not have achieved greatness without able and effective subordinates, not to say troops, it's unusual for these second tier commanders to receive much attention. With Wellington's Peninsular War Generals and Their Battles, prolific British military history Heathcote ( Afghan Wars , Vicksburg, 1862-1863, Mutiny and Insurgency in India, 1857-58, and many more) gives us a rather ground-breaking look at the many lower-ranking generals who served under Wellington's command during the Peninsular War.
Heathcote has produced a book that is of value book for those studying the Peninsular War, the French Wars, and the British Army of the times.


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Q: How to turn URL into IP address using boost::asio? So I need some way of turning given Protocol://URLorIP:Port string into string ip int port How to do such thing with boost ASIO and Boost Regex? Or is it possible - to get IP using C++ Net Lib (boost candidate) - notice - we do not need long connection - only IP.
So I currently use such code for parsing
#include <boost/regex.hpp>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
    if (argc < 2) return 0;

    std::vector<std::string> values;
    boost::regex expression(
        //   proto                 host               port
        "^(\?:([^:/\?#]+)://)\?(\\w+[^/\?#:]*)(\?::(\\d+))\?"
        //   path                  file       parameters
        "(/\?(\?:[^\?#/]*/)*)\?([^\?#]*)\?(\\\?(.*))\?"
    );
    std::string src(argv[1]);
    if (boost::regex_split(std::back_inserter(values), src, expression))
    {
        const char* names[] = {"Protocol", "Host", "Port", "Path", "File",
                "Parameters", NULL};
        for (int i = 0; names[i]; i++)
            printf("%s: %s\n", names[i], values[i].c_str());
    }
    return 0;
}

What shall I add to my small program to parse URL into IP?

A: Remember that there may be multiple IP addresses for any one hostname, boost gives you an iterator that will go through them.
The use is fairly straightforward, add this before return 0; of your program:
std::cout << "IP addresses: \n";
boost::asio::io_service io_service;
boost::asio::ip::tcp::resolver resolver(io_service);
boost::asio::ip::tcp::resolver::query query(values[1], "");
for(boost::asio::ip::tcp::resolver::iterator i = resolver.resolve(query);
                            i != boost::asio::ip::tcp::resolver::iterator();
                            ++i)
{
    boost::asio::ip::tcp::endpoint end = *i;
    std::cout << end.address() << ' ';
}
std::cout << '\n';

and don't forget #include <boost/asio.hpp>
test run:
~ $ g++ -g -Wall -Wextra -pedantic -Wconversion -ansi -o test test.cc -lboost_regex -lboost_system -lboost_thread
~ $ ./test http://www.google.com:7777
Protocol: http
Host: www.google.com
Port: 7777
Path:
File:
Parameters:
IP addresses:
74.125.226.179 74.125.226.176 74.125.226.178 74.125.226.177 74.125.226.180

PS: For reference, I called

*

*TCP resolver's constructor

*query's host/service constructor with a don't-care service value of ""

*the exception-throwing form of resolve()

*dereferenced the iterator to get a resolver entry

*used resolver_entry's type conversion to endpoint

*used the TCP endpoint's address() accessor

*used operator<< to show the address: you could use to_string() instead, if needed.


First of all the city mileage is not as lower as 9-10km/kg as you have heard, the fuel economy also depends upon how one handles its car in different road conditions. Talking about i10 it can easily fetch out an average figure of at least on or above 12km/kg to 13 km/kg. The Hyundai i10 is one of the best selling and best priced hatchbacks of Korean carmaker in the country. After applying appropriate driving method it will surely return you with a good reimbursement figure. Go for it at once.


chapter 6 and at the step just before "Re-adjusting the tool chain".
here is what I attempted last night.
/sources/glibc-build' and then did a complete build again.
ones marked in orange) can be ignored as they are expected.
I am wondering what could be causing the ones marked in red.
Looking forward to your suggestions. Thanks in advance.


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Research Article| February 06, 2018
Facies, Backwater Limits, and Paleohydraulic Analysis of Rivers in a Forced-regressive, Compound Incised Valley, Cretaceous Ferron Sandstone, Utah, U.s.a.
Stephanie Kimmerle;
Stephanie Kimmerle
School of Geography and Earth Sciences, McMaster University, 1280 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario L8S 4K1, Canada
Janok P. Bhattacharya
Journal of Sedimentary Research (2018) 88 (2): 177–200.
https://doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2018.5
Stephanie Kimmerle, Janok P. Bhattacharya; Facies, Backwater Limits, and Paleohydraulic Analysis of Rivers in a Forced-regressive, Compound Incised Valley, Cretaceous Ferron Sandstone, Utah, U.s.a.. Journal of Sedimentary Research ; 88 (2): 177–200. doi: https://doi.org/10.2110/jsr.2018.5
We analyze a compound, piedmont-linked, coastal-plain incised-valley system from the Turonian Ferron sandstone, Utah, to evaluate valley-fill facies models in the context of bayline and backwater effects, as well as presenting quantitative estimates of paleohydraulic parameters, such as slope and discharge. Three photomosaics and eight measured sections along variably oriented cliffs show three terraces formed by a single-thread meandering trunk river that was about 7 m deep, forming a compound valley with up to 28 m of erosional relief. Channel fills in some of the terrace deposits show double mudstone drapes, tidal reworking, and brackish-water to marine trace fossils, suggesting deposition in both the tidal backwater and bayline regions. Paleoslope estimates are on the order of 2.6 to 5.3 × 10–4, and corresponding backwater lengths are estimated to range from 3 to 25 km. Assuming microtidal conditions, the bayline limit was likely less than 7 km and the shoreline was likely positioned within 20 km of the study area. Each successive valley-fill terrace is punctuated by a transgressive then regressive episode of cut and fill thus forming stepped forced-regressive fluvially dominated, tidally affected valley fills. There is a lack of extensive transgressive marine or estuarine fill, consistent with an ever-wet tropical climate and a steep gradient that resulted in a high-sediment supply system, rather different from the transgressive, estuarine to marine simple valley-fill facies models that dominate much of the literature. Width-to-thickness ratios are 10:1, < 100:1, and about 1000:1 for channels, channel belts, and valleys respectively. These are consistent with ratios from modern systems, and the lower channel-belt widths are also consistent with deposition in the lower backwater, which favors aggradation versus lateral migration of channels.
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