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Statement on Quebec Bill 21 to Remove Religious Symbols from Quebec Public Sector Workers
by CCRL | Apr 7, 2019 | Articles, Issues, News | 0 comments
Toronto, ON April 5, 2019 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) notes with regret last week's introduction of proposed legislation to force all religious symbols to be removed by specific public sector workers in the province of Quebec.
The League is not terribly surprised by the demands of the Legault Coalition Avenir government, but remains disappointed with the proposal, which is likely to pass given its legislative majority.
It was not long ago, in 2015, when the Supreme Court of Canada struck out a short affirmative prayer at the commencement of council meetings in the town of Saguenay, over the objections of an atheist activist.
We commented how this ruling would serve as a wedge to demand further demands to have the public square adopt more stringent demands against all religious viewpoints, to advance the "naked" public square, the 1984 phrase coined by the late Canadian commentator, Father Richard John Neuhaus.
Here is what we said a short 4 years ago:
Mr. Justice Gascon cited the previous ruling of the Quebec Court of Appeal, which had decided in favour of a notion of "benevolent neutrality" in the Saguenay case:
The duty of neutrality must be complied with in a manner that is consistent with society's heritage and traditions, and with the state's duty to preserve its history (para. 69). Protection of the diversity of beliefs must be reconciled with the cultural reality of society, which includes its religious heritage (para. 72).
The Quebec court further held that the interference with Mr. Simoneau's freedom, if any, was trivial or insubstantial in the case of both the prayer and the symbols (paras. 115 and 127).
However, in Saguenay at the Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Gascon stated:
By expressing no preference, the state ensures that it preserves a neutral public space that is free of discrimination and in which true freedom to believe or not to believe is enjoyed by everyone equally, given that everyone is valued equally. I note that a neutral public space does not mean the homogenization of private players in that space. Neutrality is required of institutions and the state, not individuals. On the contrary, a neutral public space free from coercion, pressure and judgment on the part of public authorities in matters of spirituality is intended to protect every person's freedom and dignity (para 74).
Quebec Bill 21, introduced last week, and for which the notwithstanding clause of the Charter is expected to be relied upon owing to its clear infringement of religious freedoms, goes against what the Supreme Court declared in 2015, and uses the notion of "laicité", a concept more intrusive than "neutrality". The intention is to remove entirely religious symbols or clothing from certain government actors. Its impact, while recognizing a "grandfather" clause for current workers, is intended to remove such observances from those "in authority", such that religiously observant workers in the future may not remain in the public service, if they choose not to abandon a hijab, or a cross on a necklace, a habit, or a yarmulke.
Have reference to a 2007 observation of philosopher John Gray:
In a pluralistic society no single religion can be established to the exclusion of others. Yet it surely makes sense to integrate religions into public life rather than forever trying to exclude them. Given different histories and circumstances, how this is done is bound to vary widely. There is no simple, universal solution. What is clear is that secular fundamentalism, which seeks to cordon off religion from public life, is a dead end. Religion is a primary human need, and denying this fact is futile and counter-productive. After so many vain attempts, it is time we accepted that the issue is not how to exorcise religion from society. It is how rival faiths can learn to live together in peace.
We decry the Quebec government's ongoing effort to "cordon off" religion from public life. Religion, from the word "religio" (to bind) serves as a form of unification of divergent viewpoints on shared beliefs.
When tragic events have occurred in Quebec, prayer services occur, in public, from a wide variety of faith groups. We should recognize that what people do in a time of crisis speaks to their inner beliefs, and truth claims. The attempt by the state to deny such realities, or eradicate visible expressions of such adherences, is futile.
Think of the prayer services following the tragedies at the Islamic Cultural Centre in Quebec City in 2017, or the prayer service following the Humboldt tragedy in 2018.
By extension, we have reason to fear that future applications of Bill 21 demands will only be extended to remove expressions of prayer from public spaces, for which pressures already exist in the university sector: https://www.lapresse.ca/actualites/regional/201904/02/01-5220491-la-participation-du-recteur-de-luqtr-a-une-messe-derange.php
By recourse to the notwithstanding clause, the Quebec government recognizes that the pursuit of "laicité" is a tool to oppress personal freedoms.
To make our point, the next resolution of the National Assembly, passed unanimously, was to remove the crucifix from the provincial legislature, a position that was opposed by a significant majority of legislators just last year.
Expect further demands. Laicité is aggressive, and comes with a price. That greater price in the short term will likely be the educative effect that such legislation will have, to stifle public signs or expressions of religious observances, which will be to Quebec's detriment.

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Q: Copying a project to a new folder in SVN while maintaining diffs of the original project in crucible I have the following SVN java project structure within a repo:

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*Artifact folder 1

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*Project 1

*Artifact folder 2

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I want to copy Project 1 from Artifact folder 1/branches/dev/Project 1 to Artifact folder 2/branches/stable.
I want to copy it in such a manner that I am able to see the diffs in Project 1 since it was branched when I create a crucible review for it from Artifact folder 2/branches/stable. Is this possible?
Currently, I am just copying the project to the new location and when I add the commit it shows up all the files without showing the diffs it would show if I created a review from the original location.
Apologies if this has been answered before, I couldn't find it.

A: What you're looking for is svn copy. For clarification purposes, branches and tags are both results of svn copy, in which the history is brought along with it.
So for your case, what you're going to want to do is a server side copy. So for your particular scenario you would want to use:
svn copy "repo/URL/to/Artifact folder 1/branches/dev/Project 1" "repo/URL/to/Artifact folder 2/branches/stable/Project 1" -m "Enter a log message"
Since you manually copied the files to stable, svn isn't smart enough to know where it originally came from. As far it knows, those files have never been written before in human history. However if you perform an svn copy, that particular revision acts as a pointer to the new location.

This is more of a side note, I would try to avoid spacing as much as possible in file structures. Especially on certain OSs such as Linux, where naming conventions are already strict enough as is (you have to use correct capitalization, slashes need to be correct, etc.). It removes the need for excessive quotes in your commands.

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The comfortable feel delivered by the seamless and plush interior of the Zoom Elite 7 translates even when running sockless.
A very reasonably-priced shoe, based on performance and looks, according to several reviews.
It has a markedly responsive ride for midfoot and forefoot strikers noted some runners.
The Flywire cables enhance midfoot hold and fit.
A very good number of reviewers loved the cool design of the Elite 7.
It is lighter than the previous model.
A handful noted that it is a lightweight trainer that can handle long-distance or fast runs with ease.
Outsole durability suffers early because of the exposed EVA.
Several runners who usually go for middle distance runs felt fatigue in their calves as the lack of rubber on the medial side of the heel and midfoot puts pressure in their arches.
The Nike Air Zoom Elite 7 is a reliable, lightweight cushioned trainer that has moderate arch support and great comfort. It seeks to provide that sweet spot between a traditional trainer and a race day shoe. The trendy design and nice fit make it a very popular option for runners of all levels.
A training shoe for tempo runs. Its firm ride and snug upper is a bridge between a traditional cushioned trainer and a racing flat.
The Elite 7 has a very nice internal liner and I've had no problem running sockless in them. The overlays hold the foot well, and the material seems very durable.
Its firm ride and snug upper is a bridge between a traditional cushioned trainer and a racing flat.
Weight reduction appears to be a major theme in the 7th instalment of the Air Zoom Elite. A significant reason in the weight reduction is the removal of some parts of the outsole rubber. The medial side of the heel to the midfoot is now exposed EVA. Nike ensures that the traction works just fine without the weight. Outsole configuration is changed as well. From square-shaped to hexagonal lugs to improve the grip of the shoe.
A more minimal upper is also featured in this shoe. The overlays are seamless and quite thin while the tongue is almost flat. Despite the upper lighter than ever, there is still adequate midfoot hold. The nearly flat tongue is compensated by a patch of soft material to avoid irritation. The new tongue brings another change in the form of the asymmetrical lacing to relive pressure on top of the foot.
Comfort takes a turn for the better in the shoe as well. A mesh inner sleeve is quite plush. This material extends to the ankle sleeve for posh step-in feel.
Nike uses the Flywire technology in this shoe as well for a more customized fit and enhanced midfoot security.
Finally, Nike lowered the heel offset to 8mm in the Nike Elite 7. As it seeks to find the medium between a full-blown trainer and a racing flat, the new offset can help runners find that sweet spot.
Nike gave the Elite 7 a slightly more relaxed upper compared to the earlier version. The heel and forefoot have decent snugness and just enough room for the toes to splay in comfort. There is a much better feel of midfoot security due to the Flywire cables. Medium is the available width of the shoe. Sizing is right on the money in the 7th edition of the Elite.
Hexagonal lugs populate the area from the midfoot to the forefoot. These hexagonal patterns are still present in other versions, like the Nike Air Zoom Elite 10. Flex grooves are located in this area as well for better flexibility. Nike covers almost the entire outsole with carbon rubber. On the medial side of the outsole that extends from the heel to the midfoot is exposed EVA. Nike also features two slivers of rubber on the lateral side of the midfoot to the heel, separated by a vertical flex grooves to help guide the foot upon landings. Hence, these are called Guide Rails.
A compression-molded EVA covers the length of the shoe for enhanced transition. In the forefoot, and beneath this foam, is the iconic, Nike Air Zoom bag, a thinly-made bag of air to add responsiveness for that race-like feel of a racing shoe.
The upper is made of engineered and single-layered mesh for excellent breathability and structure despite the minimal use of overlays. Providing that customized fit is the presence of Flywire cables. These are the cords that are connected to the midsole and the laces for midfoot security. An asymmetrical lacing keeps pressure off the thin tongue. As mentioned, there is a plush feel because of the posh ankle collar and inner sleeve mesh.


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Black History Month in the UK
What does Black History Month mean for the USA?
What do young people in the UK and the USA really want during this month?
Should there be a Black History Month?
What is its relevance to the youth?
Should Black History Month be used to celebrate Black History or recognise Black people and their continued fight for equity and social justice?
In the year 2021, the theme of Black History month is centered on being proud to be Black. Black History month is necessary to look back into and acknowledge the Black experience all across the Black Diaspora. It is also a time to highlight Black leaders and their accomplishments. This is also true in the USA. Black History is a means to honor the achievements of key Black figures and celebrate the impact African-Americans have has in the USA's history beyond the legacy of slavery. Diontre's Reflections
Black youths in the US and the UK are constantly reminded of the trauma and hardships of the legacy slavery. While this is important to continuously acknowledge, only focusing on this aspect of the Black experience can expose Black youths to constant forms of microaggressions and "lead to depression, hypervigilance, chronic stress and fatigue, bodily inflammation and symptoms similar to post traumatic stress disorder." This can also cause feelings of inferiority to other racial groups and even a lack of self-worth as a human being. Celebrating Black History Month can inspire Black youths to have pride in their culture and themselves. Pride to express themselves and accomplish whatever goals they possess. Diontre's reflections
Personally, I would like a greater reflection of the richness of the Black experience continentally and internationally. To delve more deeper into the global black history for example the examination of African leaders such as Thomas Sankhara President of Burkina Faso, who spearheaded women's rights in all part of society, Julius Nyerere and what he achieved for Tanzania and Kwame Nkrumah role in inspiring other African nations to seek independence and pursue pan-Africanism. Black history is incredibly rich and I would prefer a representative of this richness in what is presented as Black History and how it is taught.
Definitely, the purpose and role of Black History Month in the UK and USA highlights our histories in ways that are not highlighted in other months of the year. The sole focus on our history enables us to draw the connections between the past and today and appreciate the strength, foresight and ambition of the generations prior. Enabling all of us to understand the role of trailblazers in shaping the world and the freedoms we enjoy today.
The relevance of Black History Month to young people is immense. As a Dutch Londoner with multiple cultural influences within my family, this month reinstates pride in being Black and the rich history within the global Black community. The societal focus on the month always illuminates new individuals and their contribution to economic, social, political , creative and sports spheres/ fields in ways we would not find out otherwise. However, the North American and Caribbean focus on Black British History overlooks rich Black History that spans across Europe, Africa. Middle East, Asia, South America. As a Dutch young person in London, black histories similar to mine are overlooked. The role of Black Europeans in European continent have been immense and understanding this history will enrich the understandings and perceptions of Black history. For folks who have multiple cultural influences in their background Black History month overlooks this richness in the Black experience in the UK.
Black history month can be used to celebrate both Black History and Black peoples' continued fight for equity and social justice as both are inherently intertwined. The role of trailblazers and their efforts cannot be understood with the historical understanding of previous generations' fight for equity and social justice.
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Moraine Valley hosting art exhibit by Lynn PetersBy Moraine Valley Community College Nov. 28, 2011 at 1:07 p.m.
Moraine Valley Community College is hosting "Port Hope" by Lynn Peters, artist and Moraine Valley professor of Sculpture and Ceramics, in the Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery, in the Fine and Performing Arts Center, 9000 W. College Pkwy., Palos Hills. The exhibit is partially funded by Palos Fine Arts and will run until December 15.
"Port Hope" is an installation piece incorporating three elements in its construction: rearview mirrors, a roadside sign and book titles. The project began in 2009 when Peters was looking for an object to be a vehicle for writing words on, something she could make in multiples using clay. She wanted something ordinary but had a life of its own. She saw the Port Hope sign by chance on a road trip with her parents. Initially, Peters planned to inscribe the mirrors with extracts from her journals, but she wanted the work to honor her father and instead used book titles because he was never without a book.
Peters has a Master of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture from the Mason Gross School of Art at Rutgers University in New Jersey and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Alfred University, New York State College, in Alfred, New York. Peters has owned a design studio and sculpture business, completed an international residency in Toronto, Canada, and is a published author who has been exhibited mostly on the East Coast.
The Robert F. DeCaprio Art Gallery provides an opportunity to view locally and nationally recognized artists. Exhibits in the art gallery are free to the public and are available for viewing Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., as well as during most performances in the Fine and Performing Arts Center. For more information, visit morainevalley.edu/fpac or call Jennifer Kiekeben at (708) 608-4231.
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Cissy Wang is one lady whose creativity and spontaneity shines through as an entrepreneur and businesswoman. Popularly, she is known as a producer, artist manager, a professional model and founder of the Bullet Group and Bullet Film Productions. In addition, she is very passionate about issues involving the advancement of humanity as well as women's' welfare; thus, she belongs to organizations such as Filmaid and Women helping Women. Though she was relatively known for her works, it was her marriage to renowned Asian actor Donnie Yen that pushed her further to the limelight. Here are more interesting need to know facts about her.
Cissy Wang was born in Hong Kong, China on the 21st of April 1981. She has multiple ethnic heritage due to her family's history of migration. As a result, she also has multiple nationalities as well including that of Canada, and China. Though there isn't much information concerning her education and childhood in general, one thing that is known is that although she was born in China, she and her family later relocated to Canada where she was raised alongside her two younger sisters who are named, Irene Wang and Yuen Wang.
Cissy Wang has sure placed her mark on a very good number of films most of which came to life through the movie production company, Bullet Group, and Bullet Films Productions, one which she is a co-founder. One of the highly acclaimed movies the company has churned out is the 2017 movie titled, "Chasing The Dragon," which stars Andy Lau.
She is a humanitarian who is a part of a few aid welfare organizations including; Women Helping Women and FilmAid.
Cissy Wang is no doubt an independent gorgeous woman who made a name of herself long before she thought about marriage. She is now married to Donnie Yen a famous actor, movie director, producer, action choreographer, martial artist and a multiple-time world wushu competition winner from Hong Kong. The pair tied the knot in 2003, in Toronto Canada, in a ceremony which had close family and friends in attendance. Though the age gap between both couple is quite huge, a factor that kept them from getting married much earlier, they decided to take their time and be sure they really wanted to get married. When the decision was made, they were quite happy with it. Now, they appear to be so much in love with each other and are determined to make it work because age, as they say, is only a number.
Her Marriage to Donnie Yen produced two lovely children. Their first child and daughter together was born in 2004 and her name is Jasmine Yen. Three years, the couple welcomed their second child together, a son whom they named, James Yen, born in 2007. Cissy adores her children and loves being a mother. She even wished she had been married sooner so she could have felt the overwhelming joy of motherhood long before she did.
It is interesting to note that the famous Chinese actor Donnie Yen had been married before he met Cissy Wang. His former spouse was Zing-Ci Leung, a very successful advertising executive. in the same year, 1993, Donnie and Zing had just one son together who was named, Man-Zeok Yen. Donnie and Zing separated in 1995, after just two years of marriage.
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Cissy Wang has worked extensively in different capacities which includes modeling and other personal ventures. Though her total net worth is unknown due to the fact that she is a businesswoman, it is known that she makes an annual salary of over $3 million dollars as a professional model.
No doubt Cissy is a striking beauty and as such a head turner. She has always been so good looking right from her much younger years. More so, her general appearance is enhanced by her quite impressive height of 5 feet 8 inches(1.72 m) paired with a slim body weight of 75 kg(165 lb). In addition, she has a body measurement of 35-25-35 inches (bust, hips and waist), black hair color, and dark brown eye color.


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Since the fall of communism, the saddest kind of person you spot in the streets of Sofia is the pensioner sitting beside ancient scales, waiting for someone to come along who might pay for a chance to weigh themselves. You pass these survivors of multiple political experiments, look into their watery eyes, and wonder what you would find inside their heads if you could zoom in. Rana Dasgupta's first novel Solo provides the most epic, and yet most truthful answer: the 20th century, with all its agonies and its ecstasies.
Ecstasies are admittedly thin on the ground if you happen to be an ordinary Bulgarian like Solo's protagonist Ulrich. But the agonies are so fascinating that 350 pages later, I felt as vertignious as if I'd been galloping through the wilderness of European history.
Dasgupta, a young British-born Indian based in Delhi, who made his debut with a quirky short-story collection called Tokyo Cancelled, has set his panoramic novel mainly in Bulgaria. The first thing we learn is that Ulrich is nearly 100 years old. He lives in a crummy flat in modern Sofia, a chaotic city filled with television nonsense and noisy cats copulating at night. Ulrich is blind and his life has crumbled away. Neighbours look after his body while his mind wanders across the scenes of his life - and other people's, not all of whom are real.
Part one, Life, is a recollection of Ulrich's life. Ulrich's personality is unremarkable, he is an everyman. The first chapters seem emotionally remote, with stilted dialogue, but the story gathers momentum and begins to flower in unexpected ways. We find Ulrich growing up in prosperous but politically unstable turn-of-the-century Sofia. His mother lives in "philharmonic sadness" and his musical leanings are set straight by an authoritarian father who is himself destroyed "by chagrin" in the first world war and the Balkan wars in its wake.
Ulrich's chemistry studies in 1920s Berlin are interrupted by sudden poverty and he returns home, where his best friend is executed in anti-communist reprisals. His marriage fails and his son is removed from him. Ulrich's mother, despite being anti-Nazi, is sent to a labour camp by the new communist regime. Dasgupta has a neat way of sketching enormous traumas: "The former villains were cast in bronze and put up in the parks, and all the stories changed." The thugs who come for his mother "used the time they were waiting to smash the bookshelves". When his mother returns from the camps, broken, "it came to each of them to wake up, screaming in the night, and these submerged agonies were a form of silent compact".
When Moscow decides that Bulgaria will be "the chemical engine of the socialist countries", Ulrich is enlisted in the great five-year plan and has no choice but to become a star worker, spending "obscure hours" inside the new engine of this brave new world, until "the rivers ran with mercury and lead, and hummed with radioactivity". When he retires, he is given a gold watch and sent packing. He sets up a chemical laboratory in his flat, but the police dismantle it. Though "the undead leaders clung to office and alcohol", the regime collapses, and Ulrich drifts in the lawless "aftertimes" of thuggish opportunism. Then he accidentally blinds himself with acid. "But it is not a despairing conclusion," Dasgupta concludes with startling optimism, because Ulrich still has his daydreams, and this then takes us to part two where things turn very strange indeed.
In part one, the chapter headings are chemical elements because of Ulrich's thwarted love of chemistry. Here, they are obscure marine fauna because...well, words like beluga and narwhal sound strange. We are now in Bulgaria and, for some reason, Georgia, and follow the fates of three young people who are not Ulrich's lost children but might have been. They are three compelling, recognisable products of the post-communist freefall. Boris is born in a dead-end village and raised by a grandmother and gypsy musicians. Feisty Khatuna is determined to rise above the general misery the only way she can - by becoming a gangster businessman's mistress. Meanwhile, her brother, the poet Irakli, can't stop himself from falling through the cracks of these "aftertimes" - like so many bright young East Europeans in the 1990s lost to suicide and despair - not because he fails, but because he is tainted by a failed society. His nonsensical poetry is sprinkled through the story for no apparent reason other than to add yet more strangeness.
The three connect in New York, where Boris becomes a musical sensation, and where we are unsurprised to find the old Ulrich walking into their lives. When he meets his first love, a Jewish girl from Berlin long dead in the Holocaust, she points out that this is only a dream. "It's not only a dream," Ulrich replies. "There is far more to us than what we live." Because if we have no dreams of our own, we may well become someone else's nightmare. We may well not have existed.
Solo is mannered in its strangeness, but utterly unforgettable in its humanity. It hums the inner and outer melodies of a life lived solo, until it becomes a discordant symphony of the human condition. This lifts it from a freak show to the kind of "philharmonic" novel that reminds us why we will always need to tell the extraordinary stories of people's ordinary lives. So that, like Ulrich, we can sift through those hundred years when "the world itself has become nonsense", and see more deeply into the "great black ocean of forgotten things".
• Kapka Kassabova's A Street Without a Name is published by Portobello


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The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Release Date, Cast, Where to Watch and will this be the Last Season
by Himanshu
Hello readers! Excited for the new season of Handmaid's Tale i.e. Season 5? You should be. The handmaid's season 5 can bring quick mind change and refreshment. The cast of the show already confirmed the renewal back in December 2021, and the audience may be able to watch the show in 2022 summers.
Well! You must be wondering that if this is the final batting season. The show cast has not confirmed it yet. The writers said that they are never looking to end it in an interview. The team has made an incredible show that entertained almost every genre of people, and it would be very quick to walk away with season 5.
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Moreover, the makers wanted to end the show creatively. It seems that the birth of the Testaments is co-related with the final battle of Handmaid's Tale. The Handmaid's Tale will keep entertaining the audience as long as Elisabeth Moss remains involved with the show.
But this is the problem of the future, let's concentrate on the latest Handmaid's Tale season 5.
We have gathered here everything we know about The Handmaid's Tale season 5. Keep reading to know more.
The Handmaid's Tale Season 5: When will it be aired?
Season 5 of Handmaid's Tale is supposed to air in summer this year. There is no final date for the release of the show.
The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Cast
Good news! Likely most of the cast will return to set fire to their characters.
Moss Yvonne Strahovski will be back as Serena Joy Waterford
Madeline Brewer as Janine
Ann Dowd as Aunt Lydia
O.T. Fagbenle as Luke
Alexis Bledel as Emily
Max Minghella as Nick
Samira Wiley as Moira
Bradley Whitford as Commander Lawrence
Amanda Brugel as Rita
Sam Jaeger as Mark Tuello
It also in the news that we might see some faces from the Season 4 of The Handmaid's Tale that includes Mckenna Grace as Mrs. Esther Keyes, a wife turned Handmaid, and Zawe Ashton as Moira's girlfriend, Oona.
In some flashback scenes, the audience can see deceased Fred played by Joseph Fiennes.
The Handmaid's Tale Season 5 Plot: What to Expect ?
The audience continues to explore June's trauma following her escape from Gilead. The Testaments are consequences that occur after June took her revenge with Fred and explores the legacy that June leaves behind in Gilead and Aunt Lydia, as she succeeded in escaping from there.
The story will continue with June, and fans will see more answers to the cliffhanger questions. Season 4 of Handmaid's Tale ended with a major cliffhanger after June Osborne took revenge against Commander Fred Waterford (Joseph Fiennes). It would also be interesting to watch the drama and the fallout from a pregnant Serena Waterford and how her choices impact her husband Luke and best friend Moira.
Season 5 of Handmaid's tale would see the hunt of June for lives and peace. What will she do next? And a lot more.
Where to Watch Handmaid's Tale?
You can watch the Handmaid's every season streaming on Hulu.
If you have not watched the show, you are missing most of the entertainment in your life. Go and watch that on Hulu!
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With this year being the centenary of World War One, there has been an extra push for the poppy appeal and remembrance of not one, but two horrific world wars that cost the lives of millions of people. For a number of years however I personally have refrained from wearing the red poppy and have chosen instead to wear a white peace poppy.
The traditional red poppy has over the years become a symbol for other wars and suffering, most notably the recent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and this is where my feelings towards the wearing of the poppy begin to change. World War One was supposed to be the war to end all wars, yet we have endured 100 years of war and its associated atrocities on both sides of each conflict. War is not meant to be won but to be endured, so wrote George Orwell, and is what we have effectively seen.
Much is made of the recent wars and the need for the money from the poppy appeals to help wounded soldiers. This, like other charity groups such as Help For Heroes, removes the onus on the government to do the right thing and provide for the women and men that have lost their lives in the pursuit of government lies and imperialism. They dream up the disputes and send the troops to fight and die, often with dodgy intelligence and poor equipment with the tune of "for Queen and country" ringing in their ears. There is no peace to be found at the end of a bomb.
The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have left us with that many injured servicemen and women that they were able, recently, to hold their own version of the Olympics, the Invictus games. And these are just the physical wounds, what of the mental impact on relentless tours of these war zones? Post Traumatic Stress is the elephant in the room no one wishes to talk about with 1 in 5 combat veterans likely to suffer on their return from the battlefield. The Falklands war lasted but days in comparison to the brutal tours faced by troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, with the cost of that war still being counted today. What future ills await the soldiers sent to fight Blairs bloody wars?
The burden of providing for families suffering at the hands of the bloody Blair years should be honoured by the governments that sent them there. Our job is to oppose them being sent in the first place and in doing so honouring and remembering those that have paid the ultimate price in our past.
Today marks the start of 'Britain needs a pay rise' campaign by unions, lead valiantly by our under appreciated NHS staff who today took the unwanted decision to strike.
This morning for the first time in 30 years we will see paramedics, nurses, midwives and doctors take strike action for 4 hours as Westminster deemed our NHS staff not to be worthy of the below inflation public sector pay rise of 1%. This comes at a time when reports have shown that, despite living in a time of relative economic prosperity, wage repression today is on par with Victorian times. The NHS stand out in the cold, wind and rain begging for something that should have been given whilst David Cameron, George Osborne and the rest of the MPs complicit in this structured dismantling of public services gorge themselves in the warmth at Westminster. They should stand disgraced.
Pay is not the only Victorian social ill we have today as we are also witnessing the return of rickets in our children through malnourishment. A damning consequence of the ideological austerity running throughout this country.
In the last week I spoke with a care nurse who explained in-depth the lengths with which management teams were going to discourage workers from engaging in their lawful right to withdraw their labour. They have been told that they cannot picket, cannot walk with placards, with other carefully worded emails all designed to scare the workforce. Clear examples of corporate level bullying and harassment that we have come across and been made aware of throughout a number of professions on a much more frequent basis than you would imagine.
The clear agenda behind wage repression within the public sector is the desire to privatise it. Two key barriers to privatisation are staff terms and conditions and pension liabilities. This comes directly from a government think tank on outsourcing and privatisation and it is something we should all be very concerned about.
When we discuss privatisation of our health care we automatically think of the American system but we do not have to go as far as that to find alarming examples. In Ireland they do not have a national health service and a recent trip there highlighted to me just how dangerous the privatisation of our NHS will be to us. An average 2.4 children family explained how it cost €100 to go to A&E without a referral from your GP, it costs €50 to see your GP and you must have medical cover if you wish to see your GP in the same calendar year and that costs €2000 a year for the four of them. I was shocked. In my ignorance I had just assumed that the NHS was a model adopted by the Irish and makes me all the more concerned about the future of the NHS for today's children. They will be the ones left paying the price for our inaction.
So today's strike is an important step in the future fight against privatisation which is already on our doorstep, if they break the NHS staffs resolve over a 1% pay rise then all else will be given. If they think that the people who depend on the NHS do not care then the attacks will be relentless until their resolve is broken. It is not just their fight today, it is all of our fight. The NHS saved our lives at our births and will fight for us time and again between now and when we die. The least we can do is #StandByOurNHS in its hour of need.


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Africa 7.1.2021 07:54 pm
Death toll in Niger village massacre rises to 105
Mourners attend the funeral of 43 farm workers in Zabarmari, about 20km from Maiduguri, Nigeria, on November 29, 2020 after they were killed by Boko Haram fighters in rice fields near the village of Koshobe on November 28, 2020. - The assailants tied up the agricultural workers and slit their throats in the village of Koshobe. The victims were labourers from Sokoto state in northwest Nigeria, roughly 1,000 kilometres (600 miles) away, who had travelled to the northeast to find work. (Photo by Audu Marte / AFP)
Niger is also fighting jihadists in the southeast of the country, who cross from neighbouring Nigeria.
The death toll from a jihadist attack on two villages in western Niger at the weekend stands at 105, the UN said Thursday, adding that 10,000 people in the area had fled their homes.
Local officials previously said 100 people were killed in Saturday's twin assaults, the highest civilian toll in the Sahel since jihadists launched a revolt in northern Mali in 2012 before advancing into Niger and Burkina Faso.
Jean-Sebastien Josset, spokesman for the UN's High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the capital Niamey, said 32 people had been killed in the village of Zaroumadareye and 73 in Tchouma Bangou.
Twenty-six people suffered bullet wounds and "hundreds" of grain and forage stores were torched, he said.
"The number of people who have fled is now estimated at more than 10,000," he told AFP, explaining that there had been an exodus from 12 other villages to the towns of Tondi Kiwindi and Mangaize.
"The Nigerien authorities are providing primary aid, distributing food and money," he said.
Scores of militants arrived on motorbikes to attack the villages, located in the jihadist-plagued region of Tillaberi, 120 kilometres (75 miles) north of the capital Niamey.
The region lies in the lawless "triborder" area, where the frontiers of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso converge.
Thousands of civilians in the three countries have lost their lives in the long-running conflict and more than three million have been displaced, according to the UN.
Niger, which is between two rounds of presidential elections, is also fighting jihadists in the southeast of the country, who cross from neighbouring Nigeria.
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import Ember from 'ember';
import urlValidator  from '../../../validations/url';
import { module, test } from 'qunit';

module('Unit | Validation | url');

test('valid', function(assert) {
  assert.expect(9);

  const Context = Ember.Object.extend({});
  const url = urlValidator.validate.bind(Context.create({}));
  const errors = [];

  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bassistance.de/jquery/plugin.php?bla=blu', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('https://bassistance.de/jquery/plugin.php?bla=blu', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('ftp://bassistance.de/jquery/plugin.php?bla=blu', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://www.føtex.dk/', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bösendorfer.de/', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://142.42.1.1', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://pro.photography', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('//142.42.1.1', []), errors);
});

test('invalid', function(assert) {
  assert.expect(8);

  const Context = Ember.Object.extend({});
  const url = urlValidator.validate.bind(Context.create({}));
  const errors = ['Please enter a valid URL.'];

  assert.deepEqual(url('htp://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://192.168.8.', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bassistance', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bassistance.', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bassistance,de', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://bassistance;de', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('http://.bassistancede', []), errors);
  assert.deepEqual(url('bassistance.de', []), errors);
});

test('overrides message', function(assert) {
  assert.expect(1);

  const Context = Ember.Object.extend({});
  const url = urlValidator.validate.bind(Context.create({ urlMessage: 'foo' }));

  assert.deepEqual(url('htp://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.3.min.js', []), ['foo']);
});

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Summer at Verige Beach is epic. The Bay of Kotor is well known for all the little beach clubs that open during the summer season. Like mushrooms they pop up at the beginning of June, then they disappear at the end of September.
There are beach clubs for your every mood. Purobeach if you want to be in the middle of the action and fashionable even in your swim trunks; Almara Beach Club at Lustica Bay if you still feel like being fashionable, but don't want to be in the middle of it all. If you want drinks only, there is a little place called Verona Beach just to the South of Tivat. Very relaxed, but you have to put up with the occasional airplane taking off just above you as the beach sits near the end of the runway. Of course there is aways Pirate Bar if you find yourself over in Perast.
Then there is my new favorite place, just discovered this summer, Verige Beach (pronounced very-gay, but it really isn't) which is a few minutes past the Lepetane Ferry to the North of Tivat.
I must have driven or boated by this place a hundred times in the past few years. I always said to myself that I needed to check it out. Nestled under the Kotor Bay road at the narrow entrance to the bay. You can easily spend the day watching boats go by; catching up on your reading; chatting with friends; swimming and lying in the shade. The staff are incredibly nice; prices won't break the bank; the food, cooked outside behind the bar, is simple and delicious; the music selection is always perfect: relaxed in the morning and gradually increasing in pace in the later afternoon as children and families migrate home, leaving the place a little more ready for a party. Best of all, it is only a few minute drive from home.
Whichever time of day you go, Verige Beach will not disappoint. I only wish I had discovered it earlier. There are so many other places around here that I have been saying the same thing about: "one of these days, I have to try that place". I have said it countless times about Bigova Bay. That will be the next place to explore!


Lynne Kositsky, author of Minerva's Voyage (Dundurn Press, 2009) and the forthcoming Plagues of Kondar (Dundurn Press, 2014), will provide the keynote address at The Literature, The Stage, The Artist, an upcoming professional development day for English and drama teachers. Her talk on Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet will set the tone for a series of seminars and workshops helping elementary and secondary school teachers to improve competencies in dance, stage combat, stand-up comedy, and more.
What: Lynne Kositsky presents the keynote address on Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet at The Literature, The Stage, The Artist.
When: Tuesday, May 7, 2013, starting at 8:15 a.m.
Where: Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects, 4624 Queen Street, Niagara Falls, Ontario.
How: The cost of registration for this one-day even is $60.00 before March 31, 2013, and only $75.00 thereafter. Contact Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects at 905-374-SHOW for more information.


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Rendezvous at Katyn: A novel based on one of the most shocking events in modern history
By: Furcolo, Foster
Book Condition: Very Fine
Signed by Author on Half-Title page with Greeting. Nice Firm Clean copy ! 178 pages. John Foster Furcolo (1911-1995) was a Massachusetts politician and the state's 60th governor. He also represented the state as a member of the United States House of Representatives, and held a variety of other government offices in Massachusetts. He was the first Italian-American governor of the state, and an active promoter of community colleges. Furcolo was a member of the Congressional Committee that investigated Katyn. The Katyn massacre, also known as the Katyn Forest massacre, was a mass execution of Polish nationals carried out by the People's Commissariat for Internal Affairs (NKVD), the Soviet secret police, in April and May 1940. The massacre was prompted by Lavrentiy Beria's proposal to execute all members of the Polish Officer Corps, dated 5 March 1940. This official document was approved and signed by the Soviet Politburo, including its leader, Joseph Stalin. The number of victims is estimated at about 22,000. The victims were murdered in the Katyn Forest in Russia, the Kalinin and Kharkiv prisons and elsewhere. Of the total killed, about 8,000 were officers taken prisoner during the 1939 Soviet invasion of Poland, another 6,000 were police officers, with the rest being Polish intelligentsia arrested for allegedly being intelligence agents, gendarmes, landowners, saboteurs, factory owners, lawyers, officials and priests.
Title: Rendezvous at Katyn: A novel based on one of the most shocking events in modern history
Author Name: Furcolo, Foster
Categories: Military/Spy, Historical, Military History, WWII,
Publisher: Marlborough House: 1973
ISBN Number: B0006W8ZB8
Jacket Condition: Very Fine
Inscription: Signed by Author on Half-Title page with Greeti
Size: 9.1 x 6.1 x .9
lbs: 1.00 lbs
Keywords: Signed Military History::WWII Fiction Modern::Military/Spy Fiction Modern::Historical
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In this article, we will attach a rule to the already existing Quick Ribbon button. The rule will disable the button on the ribbon if there are existing invoices with over $100,000 outstanding.
The configuration steps will be similar to the Part 1 of the article with just a couple of changes.
First, we will configure a formula that will return either a true or false - therefore we will use a Clientside - Calculation type formula. We will use a Decision Table for this.
The below formula return false if the Potential Customer field on the Quote is empty or if it is filled and the Outstanding Invoices calculation returns a value over $100,000. It will return true if the field is filled and the calculation returns less than $100,000.
Step 2: Add the Quick Ribbon rule to the Command using Ribbon Workbench.
Open the Workbench and connect to your instance of Dynamics 365.
We are again using the same solution with just the Quote entity from previous examples.
On your existing Command click on the Add Enable Rule.
Set the name of the rule to be something meaningful. In this example, we are using new.quote.N52.QuoteFormRule.
There will be 4 steps in this rule, each of them will be CustomRules.
The first three will be used to load N52 support files on for the rule and the fourth will be used to execute the formula.
We pass in 1 parameter which is the shortcode of the formula we created earlier.
When we navigate back to the Command we can see the rule is there.
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When there are over $100,000 of invoices the ribbon button is not shown.
When the value of open invoices is less than $100,000 then the Ribbon is displayed.


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TSU EXPERT SAYS U.S. TRAVEL BAN MAY NOT AFFECT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WITH LEGAL STATUS, Michael Harris PhD, Dean and Professor, CPS TSU, Nashville TN
in Education, National Security, Uncategorized on 15/12/17
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (TSU News Service) – International students with legal status in the United States should not be worried about the new travel ban, says a public policy expert at Tennessee State University.
Dr. Michael Harris, dean of the College of Public Service and a longtime expert on Middle Eastern politics, said there is "no language in the law that will affect these students." However, the ban could impact those wanting to enter the U.S. other than to study.
"No, students should not be concerned at all," Harris said. "I don't believe it (the ban) has any impact on students that are admitted to universities in the United States with an I-20."
The Certificate of Eligibility for Non-immigrant Student Status, also known as the I-20, allows student to stay in the country for the duration of their program. The I-20 is processed in the country of origin and makes it legal for individuals to come to the United States and learn, Harris added.
On December 4, the Supreme Court allowed the ban to go into effect, although legal challenges against it remain. This means that the government can fully enforce its new restrictions on travel from eight nations, six of them predominantly Muslim. For now, most citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be barred from entering the United States, along with some groups from Venezuela.
Tennessee State University has about 560 international students from 35 countries. (Courtesy photo)
While the ban does not impact current international students studying here, it still causes them great concern. This includes Nahal Jafari, a freshman psychology major at Tennessee State University.
The Iranian native said she cancelled all options to attend college in her country and chose to come to the U.S. for her studies, but thinks the ban may cause her problems in the immediate future.
"I am really worried because this impacts my student visa," said Jafari, who was planning on going home during the summer break for vacation but thinks it may not be a good idea. "If I decide to change schools or go home to see my family, will I be able to?"
TSU has about 560 international students from 35 countries, with a good number from Iran, Iraq and Somalia, which are on the travel ban.
In most cases, citizens of these designated countries will be unable to immigrate to the United States permanently, and many will be barred from working, studying or vacationing here. For instance, Iran will still be able to send its citizens on student exchanges, though such visitors will be subject to enhanced screening.
Mark Brinkley is the director of international education in the Office of International Affairs (OIA) at TSU. Brinkley recommends all international students submit their current I-20 for review prior to departing the U.S.
He said if the I-20 is current, "students may re-enter the country without challenges from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services."
International students in middle Tennessee should go to their designated school official (DSO) to ensure they have all proper documentation and fully understand the new travel ban.
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/// ArrayJoin ::= join the elements of an array
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Although we are still over a month before the actual anniversary date, Ian and Diana Bruce decided to surprise Liz and Dave with a gathering of their extended mineral family and throw a surprise party at The Helyar Arms in East Coker.
At the end of the night everyone had consumed a little too much food and drink!
Congratulations Lizzy and Dave from everyone at Crystal Classics – here's to the next 50 years !!!!!!


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SunPower by Sea Bright Solar Named in 2018 Class of Top Solar Contractors!
The solar power industry continues to grow and expand, showing some impeccable installation and growth numbers even in a year that was predicted to see some significant fall-off with the 2016 rush to meet ITC requirements. And it's with great pleasure that we announce that SunPower by Sea Bright Solar has been named to the 2018 list of the Top Solar Contractors in the United States!
This prestigious list is published each year by Solar Power World, one of the premiere publications for news and current events in the Solar Power industry. The list is widely regarded as the premiere and recognized listing of solar contractors working in all types of markets across the country, both residential and commercial.
"Solar Power World is very excited about the 2018 list of Top Solar Contractors. Our 2017 list showed impressive installation numbers after 2016's huge rush to meet ITC requirements," she also added.
The list is organized by the specific services they offer, including developers, electrical subcontractors, EPC's, installation subcontractors, rooftop installers, and more. Likewise, companies are also grouped by the market they serve, whether it's commercial, residential, or utility services. Making the list at all requires a substantial amount of solar installation volume (in kilowatts), which goes to show just how prestigious an honor it is to be included on this list.
We're extremely proud of all the hard work our team of solar experts put in over the past year to help our company achieve this lucrative goal, and we're looking forward to even stronger installation numbers in 2018 as the industry continues to thrive and more and more customers see the benefit of switching over to clean, renewable solar energy.
Call SunPower by Sea Bright Solar today at (732) 253-4052 to request a solar consultation and learn more about making the switch to solar for your home or business!


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Sunita Yadav Net Worth, Age, Height, Relationship Status
March 20, 2022 by juana rose
Sunita Yadav is a police officer in the Surat district of Gujarat. He made headlines after an argument with the son of a minister in the Varaacha district of Surat. The tone of their fight went viral on social media and the incident immediately spread on the internet.
Full Name Sunita Yadav
Nickname Lady Singham
Date of Birth 2 July 1991
Birth Place Surat, Gujarat
Profession Police Constable
Hometown Gujarat
Caste Ahir
School Private School in Surat
College / University Not Known
Net Worth Under Review
Father Name Madanlal
Mother Name Not Known
Boyfriend –
Height (approx) in centimeters: 178 cmin meters: 1.78 min feet inches: 5' 6"
Weight (approx) in kilograms: 54 kgin pounds: 112 lbs
Residence Address Not Available
Sunita Yadav Wiki/Biography
Sunita Yadav was born on July 2, 1991 and will be 29 in 2020. She was born and raised in a middle-class Hindu family in Gujarat, India. She follows the Hindu religion and has Indian citizenship.
He completed his primary education at a private school in his hometown and then went on to university.
She has been involved in social work since she was a child and always wanted to be a civil servant, so she joined the police force due to her passion for social work.
family, friend and relationship
The police officer is from a Hindu Gujarati family from Surat, Gujarat. Little information is available about his parents and other family members.
Sunita Yadav's father
Agent Marital Status Married, she is currently happily married and lives with her family in Surat, Gujarat, India.
Watch the viral video of Sunita Yadav
Interview with Sunita Yadav [exclusive]
Career/Controversies:
A police officer arrived at the scene after an argument with Minister Kumar Kanani's son in Varaacha district, Surat district. The incident occurred a few days earlier when a police officer was on duty and the boy's car approached him and the police officer stopped the car for violating lockdown rules.
The children then called their friend Prakash Kanani, the son of Gujarat Health Minister Kumar Kanani.
Later, a fight broke out between the deputy's son and a policeman, and they started a dirty fight. They both started calling each other with offensive words, even Prakash threatened to fire her from her job.
Photo by Sunita Yadav
After that, the policeman got angry and said that if he had the courage to do it, he would definitely do it and show him his strength. After that, the minister's son withdrew, apologized for his mistake and left.
The minister himself said that his son would help his relative, who is hospitalized. The incident caused so much publicity that top police officials were forced to step in and order an investigation. In explanation, the officer claimed that he arrested them for violating the rules of the lockdown in the city, as they did not even wear masks during the lockdown and freely roamed around the city.
For now the situation is under control after rumors circulated in the news about the resignation of the policeman, but this news has not yet been confirmed. There are many comments on social networks, some in favor of the police, others against them.
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Welcome South Jersey Leadership
Welcome to our South Jersey Jewish community. The Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey and our family of agencies (Katz Jewish Community Center, Jewish Community Relations Council, Jewish Community Voice, Samost Jewish Family & Children's Service, Jewish Senior Housing and Healthcare Service, Jewish Community Foudation, Inc., and Jewish Community Properties) look forward to working with you to continue to enhance our vibrant Jewish community.
On this page, you can find information on programs and services that are available to your organization, learn more about the Federation and our family of agencies, see what grants and financial awards are available, and discover marketing opportunities that can assist you in promoting your upcoming events.
Progams & Services
Our Family of Agencies
Available For Your Organization
Aleph Home Care:
Aleph Home Care is a department of Jewish Federation and is an accredited, state-licensed, home care agency providing personal care, companion care, transitional care nursing, and transportation services to help older adults age in place with peace of mind. From one hour of care to 24/7, Aleph helps care for the most vulnerable in our community. Visit alephsnj.org for more information.
Center for Impact & Innovation (CII):
Community collaboration starts with JFED's CII department. CII oversees programs such as PJ Library, Gift of Israel, Community Engagement, and Planning through convening a number of councils several times a year. Councils include the Presidents Council, ECC Directors Council, Religious/Supplemental/Day School Directors, and organization directors. The following CII programs are available to support YOUR members:
Federation Leadership Institute (FLI): FLI is proud to be a premier leadership program in the South Jersey Jewish community. This exclusive experience is for key leaders in our South Jersey Jewish community. FLI is the epicenter of networking and knowledge for our entire Federation and family of agencies. For information on how to be nominated for this program email FLI@jfedsnj.org
Financial Aid: When you need a helping hand, JFED is there for our community. We offer financial assistance for Jewish overnight camps, early childhood, and our JCC Camps at Medford. This is achieved through the generosity of The Raymond & Gertrude R. Saltzman Foundation and our annual Fund campaign. Our Jewish Community Foundation, Inc. (JCF) offers awards and scholarships as well. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/financial-assistance for more information.
Gift of Israel: A cooperative savings program in which families, synagogues, and JFED join together to provide funds toward educational programs in Israel for participating students. All of our local synagogues participate. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/goi for more information or email GOI@jfedsnj.org.
NextGen: NextGen is a group by young adults, for young adults (21+) looking to make social connections while exploring their Jewish roots in their post-grad years. If your young adults are looking to make new connections, this is the place for them. Connect with NextGen on Facebook at facebook.com/NextGenSNJ.
PJ Library: PJ Library is a national book and Jewish family engagement program that sends high-quality, age-appropriate Jewish books and music to families each month. Partnering with PJ Library is a great way of engaging with young, local families and introducing them to your synagogue or school. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/pjlibrary for more information or email pjlibrary@jfedsnj.org.
Special Needs: Assistance for the special needs' community is available via several of our agencies. JFED also oversees two grants from The Raymond & Gertrude R. Saltzman Foundation to support students with special needs, their families, and teachers in Jewish day schools, early childhood, and religious schools in our community. The Jewish Abilities Alliance (JAA) website, funded by JFED, along with a Supportive Services Navigator, can be a resource for referrals and guidance for families with a loved one with special needs. Visit southjersey.jewishabilities.org for more information.
Young Adult Division (YAD): For change-makers in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. Connect to strengthen your Jewish identity, network, and make new friends along the way. We are looking forward to getting to know you! Connect with YAD on Facebook at facebook.com/SouthJersey.YAD.
Jewish Community Properties (JCP):
JCP manages JFED's property and real estate assets. The JCP Board (made up of "volunteers") is experienced in the real estate industry (property management, landlord tenant relations, construction, etc.) and has developed relationships with numerous community partners and vendors resulting in opportunities for enhanced facility management, energy-saving, and other potential cost-sharing opportunities. Please contact Rob Kiewe at rkiew@jfedsnj.org if a consultation may help your organization.
Older Adults:
JFED and our family of agencies offer robust cultural, educational, recreational, and social programming for adults age 60 and older. Additionally, our Supportive Services Navigator is available to provide individualized assistance and assist you in navigating the myriad of opportunities. Contact Lauren Rudin at lrudin@jfedsnj.org for more information.
Regional Security Advisor:
We are fortunate to be one of the first communities in North America partnering with the Secure Community Network (SCN) to have an on-site security advisor, Doron Horowitz. Doron is a leader in the security field and is available to assist local Jewish organizations with developing security protocols, best practices, and training exercises. Doron can be reached by email at dhorowitz@jfedsnj.org
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Facebook groups:
Special Needs Coalition of Southern NJ
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Our agencies offer programs and services for our community. The opportunities are endless, and the resources are here for our Jewish community.
Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC):
Building relationships. Connecting communities. Meeting challenges. JCRC is the voice of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey on issues of public policy, social advocacy, and community outreach. JCRC fosters constructive relationships within the Jewish community and among people of all faiths and cultures regarding Jewish- and Israel- oriented issues. Visit jcrcsnj.org for more information.
Jewish Community Voice (JCV or the Voice):
The award-winning Voice is the newspaper of record for Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester counties in Southern New Jersey. Since its first issue on September 19, 1941, the Voice has featured the best in local, national, and international news coverage. Today, the Voice is a biweekly paper; Attitudes, a lifestyle magazine published twice a year; Connect, an annual guide to the Jewish Federation agencies, synagogues and organizations serving the Jewish community, and a vibrant website with an active social media presence. Visit jewishvoicesnj.org for more information.
Jewish Senior Housing and Healthcare Service (JSHHS):
Independence. Affordability. Community. Tradition. Life at a JSHHS community offers all of these things. At JSHHS, we provide three safe and affordable independent living apartment communities where seniors can age comfortably while enjoying a carefree lifestyle, Jewish traditions and the camaraderie of a caring community. JSHHS is a not-for-profit agency committed to providing the benefits of quality housing and compassionate healthcare services to limited-income seniors and their families. Our community-based housing creates a dignified and respectful environment consistent with Jewish values. We are widely recognized for the quality of our communities and for the excellence of the services we provide to our residents. Through collaborative partnerships, we honor our seniors and strive to offer them excellent programs to enhance their social, cultural and spiritual well-being. Visit jshhs.org for more information.
Katz Jewish Community Center (JCC or the J):
There's something about this place.® The JCC is committed to promoting and enriching Jewish culture, heritage, values and lives by providing outstanding educational, social and fitness and wellness programs and experiences for our community. Our vision is to be the premier Jewish social, cultural, recreational and educational center that serves the South Jersey community. We strive to preserve and enrich Jewish culture, heritage and values by providing programs and services for all ages and abilities. Visit katzjcc.org for more information.
Jewish Family & Children's Service (JFCS):
For more than 75 years, JFCS has provided comprehensive, caring social services to residents of Southern New Jersey. JFCS serves people of every age, faith, and background—strengthening individuals, families, and our community. No one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay. We are dedicated to providing programs and supports that empower our neighbors in need to experience lives full of hope and promise. JFCS offers five core services: Counseling & Support Groups; Family Assistance; 60+ Senior Services; Special Needs; and Volunteer Opportunities. Visit jfcssnj.org for more information.
Jewish Community Foundation, Inc., (JCF):
How can the JCF maximize your philanthropy, as well as help maintain the vitality of this Jewish community for the future? First, to assist donors with their annual giving, the JCF provides donor advised funds (DAFs), which are akin to having a charitable checking account: Open a DAF; contribute cash, appreciated stock, or other assets to the fund and gain immediate tax benefits; and recommend grants to your favorite charitable causes at any time. Subsequently, the JCF administers endowment funds to ensure a stream of annual income benefiting designated nonprofits and synagogues for generations on end, while also offering reserve funds to help these organizations thrive. The JCF welcomes the chance to discuss your own philanthropic or organizational goals. Lastly, we invite you to learn more about our Scholarship & Emerging Leader Awards for deserving individuals and JCF Grants for new and innovative programs and services. Visit jcfsnj.org for more information.
There are numerous financial awards available from JFED and our family of agencies to benefit individuals and organizations in Burlington, Camden, and Gloucester Counties.
Grant Opportunities for Nonprofits
Jewish Women's Foundation Grants:
Awards are available to bring positive change to the lives of Jewish women and girls in SNJ and around the world. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/jwf/grants for more information.
JCF Spring Grants Cycle:
Grants for new and innovative programming are available for nonprofits serving the Southern New Jersey Jewish and secular community. Visit jcfsnj.org/grants for more information.
Financial Awards for Individuals
JCF Scholarship & Emerging Leader Awards:
A variety of funds provide financial awards for local scholars and emerging leaders. Visit jcfsnj.org/scholarships for more information.
JFED Financial Assistance for Youth:
Funds are available for Jewish overnight camp as well as teen Israel or leadership programs. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/financial-assistance for more information.
JCRC's Raab/Goodwin Holocaust Center Awards:
The Dr. Paul Winkler Award: provides a stipend to one teacher who enrolls in the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education Summer Seminar. Visit jcrcsnj.org/winkleraward for more information.
The Richard C. Goodwin-Josiah DuBois Humanitarian Award: is given to deserving students who exemplify the outstanding attributes of Josiah DuBois through exemplary community service. Visit jcrcsnj.org/humanitarianaward for more information.
The Raab/Goodwin Junior Upstander Award: is given to a fourth or fifth grade student that shows what it means to be an Upstander, to disrupt the negative action and show kindness, especially for someone different from ourselves in the classroom or community. Visit jcrcsnj.org/juniorupstander for more information.
Community Calendar:
Our South Jersey Jewish community is fortunate to have a very full schedule. To ease the scheduling process, we have a Community Planning Calendar at jewishsouthjersey.org/planningcalendar that shows upcoming events and meetings. Whether you are planning a big event or a meeting, you want to be sure there are no conflicts.
We also have an online Community Events Calendar that can be viewed at jewishsouthjersey.org/calendar where the default view is just our upcoming events (and no meetings).
Marketing Opportunities:
Fed Flash: Powered by The Jewish Community Voice, Fed Flash is JFED's weekly email newsletter of upcoming events. This goes out to over 10,000 individuals every week. Our community organizations are encouraged to promote their events in the Fed Flash via a banner ad and/or calendar listing. Visit jewishsouthjersey.org/fedflash-guidelines for our submission guidelines and deadlines
Standalone "on behalf of" emails: Our Jewish community organizations have the opportunity to send a quarterly standalone "on behalf of" email to JFED's full community list to promote an upcoming event. Contact our marketing department at jfedmarketing@jfedsnj.org for more information.


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Q: Break a table in half by columns and put it in below mentioned order I have a table like this :
+------+--------+--------+------+------+-------+-------+------+
| cat1 | priceA | priceB | type1| cat2 | costA | costB | type2|
+------+--------+--------+------+------+-------+-------+------+
| UK   | 55     | 70     | X    | CAN  | 25    | 15    | Z    |
| UK   | 30     | 26     | Y    | IND  | 20    | 20    | Z    |
| NZ   | 38     | 36     | Z    | GER  | 40    | 25    | Y    |
| USA  | 47     | 49     | Z    | AUS  | 60    | 15    | X    |
+------+--------+--------+------+------+-------+-------+------+

I need to get it like below without using UNION or UNION ALL
+------+--------+--------+------+
| cat3 | totalA | totalB | type |
+------+--------+--------+------+
| UK   | 55     | 70     | X    |
| UK   | 30     | 26     | Y    |
| NZ   | 38     | 36     | Z    |
| USA  | 47     | 49     | Z    |
| CAN  | 25     | 15     | Z    |
| IND  | 20     | 20     | Z    |
| GER  | 40     | 25     | Y    |
| AUS  | 60     | 15     | X    |
+------+--------+--------+------+

I don't have permission to create procedures so no PL/SQL. Any ways to do it without using the following in Oracle?
select cat1, priceA, priceB, type1
UNION ALL
select cat2,costA,costB,type2

EDIT:
for two column table like this :
+------+------+
| cat1 | cat2 |
+------+------+
| UK   | CAN  |
| UK   | IND  |
| NZ   | GER  |
| USA  | AUS  |
+------+------+

To get this :
+------+
| cat3 |
+------+
| UK   |
| UK   |
| NZ   |
| USA  |
| CAN  |
| IND  |
| GER  |
| AUS  |
+------+

I can use this:
SELECT
   cat3
FROM
(
    SELECT cat1, cat2 AS cat3
    WHERE <conditions>
) T UNPIVOT (cat3 FOR COL IN (cat1, cat2))

But how to do it for multiple columns ?

A: You can start with a cross join and end with case..when statements as below :
with tab( cat1 , priceA , priceB , type1 ,
          cat2 , costA  , costB  , type2 ) as
(
 select 'UK' , 55, 70 , 'X' , 'CAN' , 25 , 15 , 'Z' from dual union all
 select 'UK' , 30, 26 , 'Y' , 'IND' , 20 , 20 , 'Z' from dual union all
 select 'NZ' , 38, 36 , 'Z' , 'GER' , 40 , 25 , 'Y' from dual union all
 select 'USA', 47, 49 , 'Z' , 'AUS' , 60 , 15 , 'X' from dual
), tab2 as
(
select t1.cat1 , t1.priceA , t1.priceB , t1.type1,
       t2.cat2 , t2.costA  , t2.costB  , t2.type2,
       row_number() over ( partition by t1.cat1, t1.type1 order by t1.cat1, t1.type1 ) rn
  from tab t1
  cross join tab t2
), tab3 as
(
select t.*, mod(rn,2) as r2
  from tab2 t
)
select distinct
       ( case when r2 = 1 then cat1 else cat2 end ) as cat1,
       ( case when r2 = 1 then priceA else costA end ) as priceA,
       ( case when r2 = 1 then priceB else costB end ) as priceB,
       ( case when r2 = 1 then type1 else type2 end ) as type1
  from tab3;

CAT1 PRICEA PRICEB  TYPE1
AUS  60     15      X
UK   55     70      X
NZ   38     36      Z
UK   30     26      Y
USA  47     49      Z
IND  20     20      Z
CAN  25     15      Z
GER  40     25      Y

Demo

A: An efficient way to unpivot is:
select (case when n.n = 1 then cat1 else cat2 end) as cat,
       (case when n.n = 1 then priceA else costA end) as totalB,
       (case when n.n = 1 then priceB else costB end) as totalB,
       (case when n.n = 1 then type1 else typ2 end) as type
from t cross join
     (select 1 as n from dual union all select 2 from dual) n;

I don't know if this violates the rather weird restriction on union all.  But this can also be phrased as:
from t cross join
     (select rownum as n from t where rownum <= 2) n;

In Oracle 12C, a lateral join is the way to go (although this still requires a union all:
select v.*
from t cross apply
     (select t.cat1 as cat3, t.priceA as totalA, t.priceB as totalB, t.type1 as type union all
      select t.cat2, t.costA, t.costB, t.type2
     ) v;

And finally, union all would be fine with a CTE:
with cte as (
      . . .
     )
select t.cat1 as cat3, t.priceA as totalA, t.priceB as totalB, t.type1 as type
from cte t
union all
select t.cat2, t.costA, t.costB, t.type2
from cte t;

Oracle will materialize the CTE if the optimizer things that is the best approach, removing your issues with performance.


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The water is supplied by the river Soar and water levels are controlled by a number of sluice gates.
The mill is a simple process helped by gravity so I will start at the top!
The GRAIN is stored on the top floor in wooden bins. Originally a large number of smaller bins were used so that the miller could separate the small quantities of grain brought in by many people. The grain was hoisted up in sacks by the SACK HOIST, through the trap doors in each floor and man handled into the storage bins. Now we have large bins to hold a large quantity of grain which is fed into the mill using a large AUGER after the grain has been through a cleaner to remove the dust, straw and other foreign objects.
The HORSE this is supporting the HOPPER in which the grain is fed and then fed into the grain SHOE which is then the DAMSEL that 'chatters away all day' in the centre of the stones agitates the SHOE which holds the wheat & controls the flow into the Tun case through the hole in the centre of the top stone & is pushed through the space between the stones & is milled into wholemeal/Wholegrain flour.
The TUN CASE is made of wood & built around the stones to hold the horse and to contain the flour and directs it down the shute into the bag below.
The MILLSTONES on the stone floor are both French Burr; the finest stones for production of Flour. They were made from segments of stone quarried just outside of Paris, cut to fit together and then an iron band was heat shrunk to hold them together, similar again to cart wheel construction method. A concrete backing was then cast on the back of the burr to increase the overall thickness and weight.
An Iron Bar or Rynd fits over the Mace on the stone spindle and the runner stone balances on this as the spindle turns the stone. The bed stone is fixed.
The MILL STONES work hard cracking the wheat and the milling into flour, after hours of grinding, they show signs of wear and the stones have to be 'Dressed' in the hayday skilled stone dressers would travel the country to dress stones. Now a days we have had to learn the skills and dress them ourselves.
The WOODEN STONE NUTS on the ground floor which drive the mill stones were made by a wheel wright in North Kilworth in the traditional manner, using a sold elm boss with gear teeth stubs slotted in the same way that an old wheelwright would make a cart wheel.
The PIT WHEEL and WALLOWER gearing came from Clock Mill at Measham, which at the time of David's restoration programme was being dismantled due to subsidence. These gears has been cast around 1930 and were in very good condition. We were able to modify them to fit and use them in conjunction with our existing water wheel, spur gear and shafts.
The WATER WHEEL 3.6 Metre Diameter and 1.5 metres wide is constructed from Cast Iron, the sole is lined with elm boards and the buckets made of steel. It is an overshot wheel to make the most of energy efficient use of the limited water supply.
This process produces Wholegrain otherwise known as Wholemeal flour, to make brown or white flour we have to seperate the Larger particles out, we do this using a centrifugal seperator.
This is a rare peice of machinery and works by spinning and applying a force that will push the flour through the different graded mesh and then drops into the bags below.


Namesake Molonay Tubilderborst (left); a citrus and feta salad by Nick Coe (right).
After an aborted attempt to launch an Urban Farmers Dinner pop-up on a downtown L.A. rooftop (landlords and such), Black Cat Bakery chef Nick Coe is launching a more permanent pop-up inside Senor Fish in Little Tokyo. Three nights a week starting (probably) on October 27th, Molonay Tubilderborst (more on the name later) will split Senor Fish's dining room into two sections. In one, you can still order fish tacos or anything else from the regular Senior Fish menu. In the other, a 32-seat space curtained off and decorated with works by local artists, you'll order off of Coe's menu.
The focus is on farm-to-table fare with most of the produce sourced from Shu Takikawa's revered Santa Barbara farm and the meat coming from Lindy & Grundy. The Southern European menu, heavy on influences from Spain, Italy and the south of France, will change completely every week.
"It's all the stuff I feel like doing," Coe says. "I really like to use the cheap cuts of meat like short ribs, lamb neck and pig trotters and figure out ways to braise and roast and grill them slowly. I'm trying to stay very uncomplicated because I'm going to enormous lengths to get really special ingredients. It's the opposite of the whole molecular approach to food."
All the food will be sold à la carte: $9-13 for appetizers and $16-25 for entrees. If all goes well, the Thursday - Saturday pop-up will remain permanently embedded at Senor Fish. If all goes really well, you may need a reservation (they'll be accepted via email) to get a seat.
You can also find Coe selling his condiments, soups and other prepared foods when the new Altadena Farmers Market launches on Wednesday afternoons, probably at the end of this month. (It won't be at the Zane Gray Estate like the Altadena Urban Farmers Market, which shuttered in May of 2011.) The market will likely showcase several local and backyard growers including Takikawa, who will be selling his produce at an L.A. farmers market for the first time.
Oh, about that name: A recurring character in "By the Way," a long-running British humor column (once edited by P.G. Wodehouse), Molonay Tubilderborst has here been recast as a proto-foodie, a 1930s British gourmand who now serves as mascot for a new generation of diners.