God made Adam and Eve clothing in Genesis 3:21 right after they had broken the only commandment that He had given them. Parents are funny like that. Children can misbehave, fail to listen, cry, whine and complain, and want anything that is bad for them. Yet the parents will still clothe them in the very best garments that they can afford because in the end, they love them.
The Lord Jesus was crucified so that He could clothe us in righteousness. He put on our dirty sin-covered clothing at the cross, and clothed us in His gleaming white robe of righteousness. Jesus died on the cross while spiritually wearing the sin of the universe and when we make Him Lord of our life, we put on His gleaming white robe of righteousness. Jesus gave us a fresh start, a new beginning, an undo button called 'Repentance' that removes our sin from us.
'Come now, and let's reason together,' says Yahweh: 'Though your sins are as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow. Though they are red like crimson, they shall be as wool' (Isaiah 1:18).
No matter what you have done today, God loves you and wants to take care of you. He has provided you with new clothing and taken your past away with all of its dirty laundry. Your checkered past only exists in your memories, not His.
Prayer: Father, I thank You for letting me wake up today. Thank You for the clothes that I have to wear. You have taken care of me and brought me this far, and for that I am truly thankful. Open the doors that You want me to step through and fulfill Your will in my life, in the name of Jesus Christ I pray.
AMEN! so much to be thankful for!
Lord, please bless David & Dianna, provide for their needs and guide their steps, in the name of Jesus, amen!
Amen! Great prayer and great devotion! Thank You God for the air in my lungs, the clothes on my back and the food in my belly!
Thank you Abba Father for another day to gather wisdom and meaning from Your Word. Thank you for reminding me that my past has passed and it is today that matters. Help me to fullfill Your will for this day. In Jesus name amen.
thank yoy for time relect what do have not what don,t have God good all time .
I am so thankful that God sees me as righteous, and will never remember my sin's anymore. Because I believe Him, I am a new person, the old has passed away and the new has come. I need to live what I believe.
Amen. Keep opening doors for me, Lord.
Pastor's Prayer. I pray for my son ".ALMIGHTY FATHER, I thank You for letting my son wake up today. Thank You for the clothes that he have to wear. You have taken care of my son and brought him this far, and for that I am truly thankful. Open the doors that You want my son to step through and fulfill Your will in his life, in the name of MY LORD JESUS CHRIST I pray. Amen"
Thank you pastor Dion for this devotional. Thank you Jesus for taking my punishment at the Cross! I love you God!
Thanks pastor Todd for this devotion. It really lift my spirit up during this trying time in my life.
Amen. Praise God! Thank you Pastor Todd! Father, I thank You for letting me wake up today. Thank You for the clothes that I have to wear. You have taken care of me and brought me this far, and for that I am truly thankful. Open the doors that You want me to step through and fulfill Your will in my life, in the Name of Jesus Christ I pray. Amen.
Amen.Thank you Father,for this new day.That each day is a new beginning.Forgive me for the times I have failed to remember this,and sometimes taken things for granted,and even rushed into the day with out putting you first in my life.My day has not been as peaceful nor have I felt right,and have really realised that I need you to be first in my life and in every way..Thank you foryou care so much for me ,and for teaching me and showing me your love for me.Open the doors and lead and guide me where you want to be,and let your will be done in my life.In the name of Jesus Christ I pray.


Does the US military actually want Donald Trump's 'great favor'?
It's been a couple of weeks since Donald Trump, without warning, announced via Twitter that transgender Americans would no longer be welcome in the United States military. As is often the case with this president, the policy decision stood at the intersection of discrimination and incompetence: Trump hadn't told any of the relevant agencies he was poised to do this, and the White House struggled to defend the change.
Worse, no one in the military knew how to implement Trump's odd tweets, leaving the Pentagon and the service chiefs unsure how to proceed. In fact, since the president's announcement, the military has largely ignored Trump's announcement, pending some kind of policy review.
It's against this backdrop that a reporter asked Trump yesterday why he banned transgender Americans from serving, and why he betrayed a community he pledged to support.
"Look, I have great respect for the community. I think I have great support, or have had great support from that community. I got a lot of votes. But the transgender – the military is working on it now. They're doing the work. It's been a very difficult situation. And I think I'm doing a lot of people a favor by coming out and just saying it.
I'm aware of the fact that saying, "Trump's comments don't make sense" is a phrase that gets a lot of use, but the truth is, the president's defense yesterday was bizarre.
Obviously, the idea that Trump "got a lot of votes" from LGBT voters – everything always ties back to the election in this guy's mind – is plainly silly. The idea that he's doing something worthwhile "by coming out and just saying it" might be true, if only someone could explain what "it" referred to.
But even putting that aside, Trump is making it sound as if the Pentagon was clamoring for a ban on transgender troops. There's no evidence of that at all. On the contrary, as recently as yesterday, Navy Secretary Richard V. Spencer – a Trump nominee – seemed to take issue with his boss' policy. "On a fundamental basis, any patriot that wants to serve and meets all the requirements should be able to serve in our military," Spencer said.
Similarly, Coast Commandant Admiral Paul Zukunft has pledged not to "break faith" with the transgender service members already in uniform.
The ban isn't "a great favor"; it's the opposite. If military leaders welcomed Trump's move, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff wouldn't have left the status quo in place, indefinitely, while the White House tries to get its act together.
Does the US military actually want Donald Trump's 'great favor'?


GOLD AND BLACK ILLUSTRATED VOLUME 28, ISSUE 6 17 BY STACY CLARDIE SClardie@GoldandBlack.com J eff Brohm's draw was the challenge. Even though plenty in the coaching industry, friends even, told Brohm it'd be too big of a proj- ect at Purdue, Brohm accepted the position because he was intrigued by such an idea. Brohm had risen to challenges throughout his foot- ball career, whether as a player or a coach, and guid- ing the Boilermakers was just another chance to add a notch. Athletic Director Mike Bobinski was confident Brohm could orchestrate a turnaround, too, but maybe neither was prepared for what actually transpired in 2017. But after it did, after Purdue not only qualified for a bowl game but won it, Bobinski awarded a raise that pushed Brohm's yearly salary to $3.8 million for 2018 and tacked two years on the contract. Brohm was appreciative of the support, but he also knows it doesn't change much. He isn't done building. He isn't done working. He isn't done winning. There are many more challenges to overcome. Brohm talked about some of those obstacles in mid- June. Here's an excerpt from a 30-minute interview: Q: What do you think are going to be the biggest challenges in Year 2? Brohm: "I think it'll be to continue that hunger and Small Steps More familiar with league, Brohm embraces new challenges Tom Campbell Jeff Brohm wasn't surprised by much in Year 1 — even a bowl game victory that produced a dousing — but he knows there are higher expectations in Year 2.


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import griffon.annotations.core.Nonnull;
import javafx.beans.InvalidationListener;
import javafx.beans.binding.BooleanBinding;
import javafx.beans.binding.DoubleBinding;
import javafx.beans.binding.StringBinding;
import javafx.beans.property.ReadOnlyDoubleProperty;
import javafx.beans.property.ReadOnlyObjectProperty;
import javafx.beans.value.ChangeListener;
import javafx.beans.value.ObservableNumberValue;

import java.util.Locale;

import static java.util.Objects.requireNonNull;

/**
 * @author Andres Almiray
 * @since 3.0.0
 */
public class ReadOnlyDoublePropertyDecorator extends ReadOnlyDoubleProperty {
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
    public DoubleBinding add(long other) {
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    }

    @Override
    public DoubleBinding add(int other) {
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    }

    @Override
    public DoubleBinding subtract(ObservableNumberValue other) {
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    }

    @Override
    public DoubleBinding subtract(double other) {
        return delegate.subtract(other);
    }

    @Override
    public DoubleBinding subtract(float other) {
        return delegate.subtract(other);
    }

    @Override
    public DoubleBinding subtract(long other) {
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    @Override
    public DoubleBinding subtract(int other) {
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    @Override
    public DoubleBinding multiply(ObservableNumberValue other) {
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    @Override
    public DoubleBinding multiply(double other) {
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isEqualTo(int other) {
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isEqualTo(int other, double epsilon) {
        return delegate.isEqualTo(other, epsilon);
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isNotEqualTo(ObservableNumberValue other) {
        return delegate.isNotEqualTo(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isNotEqualTo(ObservableNumberValue other, double epsilon) {
        return delegate.isNotEqualTo(other, epsilon);
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isNotEqualTo(double other, double epsilon) {
        return delegate.isNotEqualTo(other, epsilon);
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    @Override
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    @Override
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isNotEqualTo(int other) {
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    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding isNotEqualTo(int other, double epsilon) {
        return delegate.isNotEqualTo(other, epsilon);
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThan(ObservableNumberValue other) {
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThan(double other) {
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    @Override
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThan(long other) {
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThan(int other) {
        return delegate.greaterThan(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding lessThan(ObservableNumberValue other) {
        return delegate.lessThan(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding lessThan(double other) {
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    @Override
    public BooleanBinding lessThan(float other) {
        return delegate.lessThan(other);
    }

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        return delegate.lessThan(other);
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    @Override
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        return delegate.lessThan(other);
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    @Override
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        return delegate.greaterThanOrEqualTo(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThanOrEqualTo(double other) {
        return delegate.greaterThanOrEqualTo(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThanOrEqualTo(float other) {
        return delegate.greaterThanOrEqualTo(other);
    }

    @Override
    public BooleanBinding greaterThanOrEqualTo(long other) {
        return delegate.greaterThanOrEqualTo(other);
    }

    @Override
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        return delegate.lessThanOrEqualTo(other);
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    }

    @Override
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        return delegate.getName();
    }
}

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Jameson Connects for the first time ever in Abuja! Jameson Irish Whiskey knows how to throw altè parties in the most unexpected venues. This time was no different as they took the party to The Building – an unfinished building, in the heart of the capital, Abuja.
The music stage, curated by Afropolitan Vibes has become one of the hottest attractions at Jameson Connects and this year was a vibe as Burna Boy, straight off his U.S Tour, took the stage in Abuja to a hyped crowd. Delivering songs from his recent album 'Outside' as well as the oldie but goodie 'Won Da Mo' which got the crowd chanting along.


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In the end, it may have been just as easy to buy one... but I wanted to see if I could could build my own plastic Eversor Assassin. Besides, I had most of the bits and it was the challenge that really drove me on this project.
I have to be honest though, I did cut a few corners knowing that this guy was going to reside in my display case and go no further. Had I been doing it for someone else, I might have added a few more things to finish him off.
Now the Games Workshop model isn't too bad if you look at it under the right light.
That's it there on the right.
But it has that "old" feeling to it. You can tell because the pose isn't that dramatic. They hadn't perfected the dynamic poses they can get today.
I thought I could do something at least as good as this with the right bits. Well, that was the idea anyway.
Obviously it took a few bits from a couple different places to make this guy. Before I started, I knew I wanted to keep one thing from the original model... and that was the slightly over-sized skull head. In fact, that was the only bit that I purchased for this model. The rest I scavenged from my box.
The main part or the body of this guy is an Eldar Guardian figure I think. Whatever the basic troop model is. Nothing fancy and most of the gems were shaved off the model as well.
1. The lamp from an Apothecary backpack. The lamp itself is cut clean from the actual backpack and mounted on a short stem made from greenstuff.
2. Space Marine Scout bullets. These are the tiny bits you add as shoulder straps to Scouts that most people don't bother with.
3. Skull icon from the top of a Space Marine plastic banner pole. I cut the front half off so it would lay flat against his chest armour.
4. Your standard Space Marine bolter scope.
5. Standard Space Marine bolter with the muzzle cut off and moved to the top to allow for the needle conversion underneath.
6. The needle is made from a single crack missile that's had it's nose cone and rear fins cut off.
7. The Chaos Warrior skull that I bought. I had to cut the neck portion down considerably to make it fit in the tiny Eldar neck opening.
8. Sheathed sword from Space Marine Scout set as his powersword.
9. Plastic curved bit (I think a shield of some sort) used to extend his backpack over his shoulder. I added a greenstuff button to the front as well for texture.
10. Eldar guardian arm that has the pointing finger. The finger has been cut off in this case, but it gave me the positioning I wanted for his trophies.
11. More Space Marine Scout bullets... this time trimmed down to represent combat drugs. A pair of greenstuff cables completes the illusion.
12. Standard Space Marine pouches. They comes as three in a row so I cut two away.
13. Don't know what this one is or where it comes from. I've had it for years knowing I would use it some day on a model. This just happened to be it. It's glued to his hand and some greenstuff added around his fingers makes it look as though he's actually holding the hair.
The base comes from Dark Art Miniatures. I bought a handful of them a while ago and I've been trying to use them up as I find a need for them. In this case, it made the perfect ruined warzone type base for this guy and gave him a little bit of height as well.
All in all, he's not in a super dynamic pose. I think the biggest part was just seeing if I could do it with an Eldar body as the base and working up from that. I'd call this a success in that respect. If I had (or built) a more dynamic pose to begin with, I bet I could build something really dynamic like the picture at the very top of the post.
As far as painting, I think I'm going to stick with the standard color scheme.
You can see what the finished model looks like here.
He's looking awesome Ron! Perfect pose, really befitting. Not super dynamic, but he looks as if he's looking for his next scalp to take.
Only criticism is the size of the head. Not sure if a slightly bulked-out skeleton skull might be better?
sadly, the head doesn't look right though. it is just too big. i think a normal skull from a skeleton warrior with a few green stuff additions would look better.
Great job, Ron. This really achieves the look of an Eversor Assassin. The only suggestions I would make would be to move the hilt of the sword to the center of the blade so it looks less like a knife, and maybe add a few electronic do-dads and/or cables to his head with some greenstuff. Curious to know what further steps you would've taken had this model been for a client.
The bit you cant ID is from the zombie regiment. Great stuff as always Ron.
Though you can play a lot with things not being accurately scaled on miniature models, this is one of those cases where something ain't working.
That base is awesome, thanks for the link to the place. I just did my first base last night/this morning and it totally sux in comparison.
I'm pretty far from attempting any conversions at the moment but its nice to see this kind of stuff for inspiration.
Well, the head shouldn't look like a skull so much as a helmet that looks like a skull... so going to the undead ranges isn't actually going to work. I agree that it looks a bit off; painting it will probably sort that out, though.
I think those heads being hels is from the old Dark Eldar warrior kit.
Looks great! I do agree the head is a bit big, but I don't too noticeably.
It's great to see so many bits come together harmoniously.
Awesome, except for the, well, you guessed it, the head. Try swapping in a necron head.
This is a wonderful conversion !
According to the head, it's an helmet, so it can be a little bigger. It is just the back of the neck which looks a bit too thick. A shot of round file could curve it.
Thanks guys, I appreciate the feedback. I knew the head was going to be a bit "big" for his body when I started and I deliberately chose it for that reason.
I love that helmet and wanted to get that slightly awkward feeling to him like the original has although it's a bit more pronounced on mine than on the original version.
I can say that seeing him painted makes the head not so pronounced and oversized.
Gary Therkildsen: If I were to have done it for someone else, my work would have been cleaner. My conversion and sculpting work is a little rough in some areas.
Looks great except for the head. From the side it doesn't look natural. He doesn't have a neck.
Yeah, I'm love everything 'cept the head like most everyone else. Perhaps after it is finished being primed and painted it will blend together better than it appears here. Great work, Ron!
Oh Sweet! I had this idea as well but did not know how to handle the back. Can you provide a picture of the back?
haywire: Nothing was done to his back other than gluing the sword in place. I'd like to say I did all kinds of cool conversion work, but I didn't do anything. It's one of those places where I cut a corner so to say.
I think the pic you got form the black library is the wrong type of assassin. It is not an Eversor, but rather the type of assassin that hunts psykers.
Anon: I'm not sure it's one either... but it looks cool.
Thanks for the Creative Inspiration once again and for sharing your techniques with us. Once again you have had your Sunday Best on and I hope you don't mind me giving you a shout in my weekly top x post. Cheers.
HOTpanda: I certainly appreciate it!
Anon: I know... but it looks way cool though and that was enough for me.


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Fox News Calls New Charles Payne Lawsuit "Shameful"; Accuser Claims Host Raped Her – Update
(Updated with statement from Fox News, Payne & Hughes attorney) Less than two weeks after returning to Fox Business Network from suspension after an investigation over claims of sexual harassment, the host of Making Money With Charles Payne has been accused today of rape in a new lawsuit. A lawsuit that Fox News and an attorney for Payne refute.
"However painful it is to expose the fact that she is a rape victim, and knowing that the Fox PR machine will follow through with its threats to reveal more personal emails, Ms. Hughes cannot allow Fox to victimize her a second time by trampling on her reputation and ruining her career in order to promote the actions of a male on-air talent," lawyers for political analyst and former frequent FBN guest Scottie Nell Hughes says in the seven claim complaint filed in federal court on Monday (read it here).
Australian Court Dismisses Murdoch-Led Challenge To CBS Bid For Ten Network
"Through Fox's sham investigation of Payne, it opted for business as usual and blamed Ms. Hughes for the discrimination she experienced, retaliated against her in a terrifying manner, and restored Payne to his position of power," the jury seeking defamation and more filing by Hughes attorney Doug Wigdor against Payne personally, Fox News Network, several executives and parent company 21st Century Fox asserts.
"The latest publicity stunt of a lawsuit filed by Doug Wigdor has absolutely no merit and is downright shameful," said a Fox News spokesperson to Deadline on Monday. "We will vigorously defend this," the cabler newser stated." It's worth noting that Doug is Ms. Hughes' third representative in the last six months to raise some variation of these claims which concern events from four years ago, since it apparently took some time to find someone willing to file this bogus case," Fox News adds.
NYC attorney Wigdor along with Jeanne Christensen and Michael Willemin of Wigdor LLP represents Hughes in this matter.
"My client Charles Payne vehemently denies any wrongdoing and will defend himself vigorously against this baseless complaint," said Jonathan Halpern of Foley & Lardner LLP today. "We are confident that when the evidence is presented in this case, Mr. Payne will be fully vindicated and these outrageous accusations against him will be confirmed as completely false."
While Payne's attorney and Fox News do not address the sexual assault allegations specifically and directly, clearly there are two very different perceptions at least of what occurred between Hughes and Payne and the afermath.
"The …conduct of Defendant Payne, including, but not limited to, Defendant Payne's sexual assault and rape of Plaintiff, constitutes a 'crime of violence' and a 'crime of violence motivated by gender' against Plaintiff," says Hughes' injunction and unspecified damages seeking action stemming from an alleged July 2013 incident in Hughes' New York City hotel room.
Over the next two years and more, Hughes says she appeared up to "four or fives times a week" on Fox News programs as "Payne used his position of power to pressure" her "into submission. Those appearances decreased substantially says Ms. Hughes after she ended the relationship in 2015 and ceased all together in March 2016 under pressure from Payne's wife.
Payne was suspended by Fox News on July 7 and investigated for sexual harassment by the frequently accused former Roger Ailes run organization. Cleared in that investigation, he former Wall Street analyst and FBN contributor since 2007 was brought back on-air on September 8. It was that reinstatement that prompted Hughes to take the matter to the courts, the complaint states.
However, well as going on a self-defending Twitter rant this summer, the married Payne told the National Enquirer on July 6 that he had an affair with an also-married female political analyst who was a frequent guest on FBN from 2013 until 2016. That analyst was Hughes, whose name was revealed in the Enquirer piece. That leaked revelation was orchestrated by "the Fox public relations ("PR") machine," says the complaint.
"While there are admittedly, many emails that Fox and Payne will no doubt use to suggest that a consensual relationship existed after the July 2013 sexual violence, describing what happened here as simply an 'affair' or 'consensual relationship' is misleading and wrong," says the 29-page complaint of the former FBN and CNN guest.
Ms. Hughes says she had initially confidentially spoken to Fox attorneys at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in June about the assault by Payne, the subsequent relationship and on-air "blacklisting" when she ended it.
"The lead independent lawyer suggested that it would be best to reach a business solution rather than conduct a formal investigation," the complaint states in language that seems very familiar to how millions of dollars in settlements from sexual harassment claims against FNC superstar Bill O'Reilly were dealt with. After a tab of over $13 million became public earlier this year and advertisers started pulling their ads, The O'Reilly Factor host was cut loose from FNC in April after over 20-years with a big payout of his own.
"Fox cannot spin its way out of this crisis – especially when only Fox is to blame for what happened," Hughes' lawyer Wigdor said of the statement by the cable newer today after the new legal action was filed. "Regardless of the fact that the sexual assault and rape, as alleged, happened in 2013, the events exposing Fox's liability exposure (as opposed to Payne) occurred less than 2 months ago when Fox Executives at the highest levels leaked Ms. Hughes's name to a tabloid," the Manhattan based attorney added. "The 'representatives' that Fox refers to in its statement include her agent and a lawyer not admitted in NY, so the suggestion that Ms. Hughes was shopping for a lawyer is yet another desperate attempt at avoiding the real issues and blaming the victim. Sadly, nothing has changed at Fox."
Wigdor has and is currently representing a number of past and present Fox News employees and contributors who have discrimination and harassment claims against the Rupert Murdoch run organization. Wigdor has been a thorn in the usually almost omnipotent Murdoch's paw, as he has repeatedly sought to derail 21CF's latest multi-billion bid to takeover Euro pay TV giant Sky.
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Supreme Court Picks Up ERISA Stock-Drop Case: What's Next?
Brian D. Netter
In what circumstances should you be permitted to invest your retirement savings in your own employer's stock? We have blogged before about an ERISA class action pending at the Supreme Court regarding when plan fiduciaries must prevent participants from investing in employer stock. After the Solicitor General filed an amicus brief (pdf) asking the Court to broaden its inquiry, the case was poised to challenge a bedrock of ERISA stock-drop actions—a presumption that fiduciaries act prudently when investing in employer stock.
On Friday, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in the case, Fifth Third Bancorp v. Dudenhoeffer, No. 12-751, but did not accept the Solicitor General's request to have the parties brief the appropriateness of the presumption of prudence. Rather, the Court left intact the question presented by the petition, which concerns only the applicability of the presumption at the motion-to-dismiss stage.
A bit of background: As a general rule, the fiduciaries who administer ERISA-governed retirement plans owe a duty of prudence to plan participants. But although many investment advisors would warn investors not to invest substantial portions of their retirement savings in a single stock, Congress wanted to encourage employees to invest in their companies. So it waived the duty of prudence "to the extent that it requires diversification" for purchases of company stock. 29 U.S.C. § 1104(a)(2).
Of course, the risk of a non-diversified portfolio is that an individual stock will lose value. When that happens, securities-fraud class actions are commonplace, as are ERISA class actions that argue that retirement plan fiduciaries should have forced plan participants to sell their employer stock. Nearly 20 years ago, the Third Circuit recognized the tension between such claims and Congress's goal of encouraging employee ownership. Under Moench v. Robertson, 62 F.3d 553 (3d Cir. 1995), which has been adopted in varying forms by seven federal courts of appeals, when a plan sponsor requires or encourages plan fiduciaries to invest in employer stock, plan fiduciaries are not generally liable for permitting such investments—unless the employer was in such dire financial straits that the company's viability as a going concern was in doubt.
Despite the general agreement among the courts of appeals, the Labor Department has long disagreed with the Moench presumption. But as the presumption has gained acceptance in the lower courts, the Supreme Court has exhibited no particular interest in adopting a different course. The Court's order in Fifth Third signals, if anything, that the Justices are not particularly eager to enter the fray now. That's a sensible outcome. The Supreme Court rarely will address an issue that the parties did not contest below. And there are good reasons—grounded in Congress's special dispensation for employer stock—why the courts of appeals have been reluctant to saddle employers with liability for stock-market volatility.
At a minimum, this case will determine what a plaintiff must allege to survive a motion-to-dismiss and to obtain discovery. And the Court is not precluded from resolving the broader issue when the case is decided this spring. That would be a substantial undertaking, however, because the Moench presumption implicates big questions for ERISA class actions:
When plan fiduciaries are instructed by the plan sponsor to invest in employer stock, they face a potential conflict between the terms of the plan and the duty of prudence. When must a fiduciary disregard the terms of the plan? See 29 U.S.C. § 1104(a)(2)(D).
If the purpose of diversifying investments is to "minimize the risk of large losses," how (if ever) does a plan fiduciary violate the duty of prudence by permitting plan participants to sustain large losses through an investment in employer stock? See id. § 1104(a)(1)(C), (a)(2).
Do fiduciaries face the same prudence obligations when they affirmatively invests plan participants' retirement assets (as in a defined-benefit pension plan) as when they merely offer investment options among which plan participants will construct a portfolio (as in a 401(k) plan)?
To see whether the Court answers those questions, we will have to await the argument and decision.
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The Chess Federations of Azerbaijan and Cuba have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation.
The press service of the Baku Chess Olympiad reports that opening remarks at the signing ceremony were made by the Vice President of the Cuban Chess Federation, Mr. Carlos Rivera Gonzales.
He said that the MoU would contribute to the development of chess in both countries. "First of all, let me greet everyone. I feel very proud to sign the Memorandum. We are now visiting a beautiful city and a high-profile competition. I would like to express my gratitude on behalf of the Cuban Chess Federation. We are very interested in this cooperation, as it will contribute to the development of chess in our countries. I am proud to say that Azerbaijani chess players will participate in the next Capablanca Memorial. The Cuban Federation will cover all associated expenses," he said.
The Vice President of the Azerbaijan Chess Federation and Director of the Baku Chess Olympiad Operating Committee, Mr. Mahir Mammedov, said the Memorandum would facilitate the development of chess in Azerbaijan. "Let me welcome the Cuban side. We have already had a meeting, which followed correspondence between our representatives. In the end, we decided to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, which will lay the groundwork for future cooperation. Cuba is one of the most popular and prominent countries in terms of chess. It is the home country of third world champion Jose Raul Capablanca. Our players have participated in tournaments in Cuba before. I look forward to this tradition being continued. The Cuban chess school is quite well-known, so we are honored to be able to cooperate with the Chess Federation of Cuba," he said.
Then the signing ceremony was held. The Memorandum was signed by Mahir Mammedov on behalf of the Azerbaijani side and by Carlos Rivera Gonzales for the Cuban Chess Federation. Then a picture was taken.
Source: http://www.azernews.az/bakuchessolympiad/102066.html
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Dynamic lists, Articles needing additional references from November 2012, Lister,
Companies of the United Kingdom
Defunct companies of the United Kingdom
Agricultural machinery manufacturers
Engine manufacturers of the United Kingdom
1965 mergers
1986 disestablishments
Tractor manufacturers of the United Kingdom
Works trucks manufacturers
Locomotive manufacturers
Companies based in Gloucestershire
Hawker Siddeley
R.A. Lister & Company was founded in Dursley, Gloucestershire, in 1867 by Sir Robert Ashton Lister (1845–1929), to produce agricultural machinery. The family was originally from Yorkshire but Ashton's father (George Lister) relocated to Dursley in 1817.
Lister Junior Stationary Engine at Belvoir Castle Show 2008
The company started producing petrol engines early in the 20th century, mainly to power sheep-shearing equipment. The most successful of these was the 'D' type engine, most of which were 1.5 horsepower/ 700 RPM units. Over 250,000 'D' engines were built between 1926 and 1964, and were used for a wide variety of light tasks such as pumping and small-scale electricity generation. The Lister 'D' is still one of the most widely-seen vintage stationary engines in the UK.
In 1929, the first of Lister's own design of "CS" (cold start) diesel engine was made in Dursley. The CS is a slow running (600 rpm), reliable engine, suitable for driving electric generators or irrigation pumps. The CS type engines (the range spanned single-, twin-, triple- and four-cylinder versions in a range of power outputs) gained a reputation for longevity and reliability, especially in Commonwealth countries, to which they were widely exported. Some CS engines ran practically continuously for decades in agricultural, industrial and electrical applications.
Production of these engines in England ended in 1987 but the popularity and reputation of the design meant that a number of Indian manufacturers have since continued production of "Listeroids" or clones copied from the CS design. These engines are used in India and also exported to other countries, including Australia and the USA. Recently there has been an upsurge in interest in these engines and their unique capabilities for long-term electrical generation or pumping, and the initially haphazard build quality of "Listeroids" had now largely reached the same level as the original Lister-built units. They are becoming increasingly popular for "off grid" or "remote" uses, partially because of their ability to use a large variety of alternate fuels and ease of maintenance and repair.
A Lister rail truck at the mining museum at Arigna in the Republic of Ireland
Lister also built light trucks fitted with their engines, for use around factories. From 1926 to 1968 they built light narrow gauge railway locomotives, weighing as little as 1½ tons, typically used by small brickworks and on peat bogs. The locos were often characterised by a total lack of bodywork; sometimes they had the luxury of an all over roof supported by four corner posts.
Take overs Edit
in 1937 Lister took over the Blackstone company who had been part of the AGE group who collapsed in the 1930's. The Blackstone Company continued as an engine and agricultural machinery builder after the take over. The firms products was then branded as Lister Blackstone.
Lister Blackstone & R.A. Lister & Company was acquired by the Hawker Siddeley Group on 1st June 1965 and merged with Mirrlees National of Stockport in 1969. The company name was then became Mirrlees Blackstone Ltd. Then in 1986 Lister was merged with Petter Diesels to form Lister-Petter Ltd.
Colour scheme Edit
Lister engines were traditionally painted a mid-range shade of "Brunswick Green", and some engines produced by Lister-Petter are still produced in this colour.
Model Range Edit
A Lister XO 20 hp of 1926 at the Lister Tyndale Steam Rally 2009
This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to be considered complete. Relavent additions are welcome and you can help by expanding it.
Engines Edit
Lister A type
Lister AC2
Lister A18
Lister B type
Lister C type
Lister CS Generator set
Lister CD
Lister D type
Lister DK type
Lister DDK type
Lister F type
Lister Freedom Range
Lister H type
Lister H1 type
Lister Junior
Lister JH type
Lister JP6
Lister K type
Lister L type
Lister LD type
Lister LR type
Lister MH type
Lister N type
Lister P type
Lister Q type
Lister SR3
Lister TL type
Lister X type
Lister XO type
Locomotives Edit
Lister type RT Locomotive - 30 ton max capacity (photo above)
Pumps Edit
Lister CS2
Lister H7
Tractors Edit
One of the 5 Prototype Lister Goldstar tractors
Lister Goldstar - 1960s - Only 35 built.
Works trucks Edit
Lister industrial trucks
Lister Autotrucks - Autotruck Club Link: Here
Other Machinery Edit
A Lister Junior Ace Hoist supplied to Liner Concrete Co. on show at Lister Tyndale Steam Rally 2009
Lister Hoist - built for the Liner Concrete Co.
Lister Stock Drinker - a self priming pump to water stock
Lister Sheep Shearing Machine - Lister engine driven sheep shearing clippers.
Lister Sheep shear - Clippers
Preservation Edit
A large number of Lister's main product engines have survived into preservation due to the Huge numbers built originally. A few are listed below, as a summary, but the main list for each type is the relevant model page.
Lister D no. 86878
Lister DK and Generator - Chris Sant
Lister Junior no. 248249
Lister Goldstar tractor
Lister Blackstone
Petter
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Lister-Petter Ltd
Listeroid Diesel Engine information
Listeroid Diesel Engine details
Listeroid Diesel Engine supplier
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Q: Double dimensional array with colours doesn't paint in paintComponent I've been working on a dots look-a-like, but I'm having trouble painting the dots on the board. The array seems to work but it doesn't want to paint it.
Sorry, some of my variables are in Dutch but that shouldn't really pose too many confusion.
public class Bord extends JFrame{

    Slang slang = new Slang();
    Tile[][] tile = new Tile[6][6];

    private JPanel menuPanel;
    private JPanel gridPanel;

    private JLabel levelTitel;
    private JLabel levelNummer;

    private JLabel scoreTitel;
    private JLabel scoreNummer;

    private JLabel targetTitel;
    private JLabel targetNummer;

    private JLabel timeTitel;
    private JLabel timeNummer;

    private JLabel pauzeKnop;

    public Bord() {
        super("Dots");
        //setLocationRelativeTo(this);
        setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

        maakAttributen();
        maakListeners();
        maakLayout();
        pack();

        setSize(650, 750);

        setVisible(true);

        getContentPane();
        repaint();

        //TODO automatic size

    }

    public void maakAttributen() {

        levelTitel = new JLabel("level");
        levelNummer = new JLabel("1");

        scoreTitel = new JLabel("score");
        scoreNummer = new JLabel("2");

        targetTitel = new JLabel("target");
        targetNummer = new JLabel("3");

        timeTitel = new JLabel("time");
        timeNummer = new JLabel("4");

        //TODO image in knop zetten
        pauzeKnop = new JLabel("PAUZE");

    }

    public void maakListeners() {

    }

    public void maakLayout() {
        JPanel menuPanel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(0, 5, 5, 5));
        JPanel gridPanel = new JPanel(new GridLayout(0, 7, 5, 5));

        add(menuPanel, BorderLayout.PAGE_START);
        add(gridPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);

        //menu attributen aan menu toevoegen
        menuPanel.add(levelTitel);
        menuPanel.add(scoreTitel);
        menuPanel.add(targetTitel);
        menuPanel.add(timeTitel);
        menuPanel.add(pauzeKnop);

        menuPanel.add(levelNummer);
        menuPanel.add(scoreNummer);
        menuPanel.add(targetNummer);
        menuPanel.add(timeNummer);

        //grid met dots toevoegen

        for (int x = 0; x < 6; x++) {
            for (int y = 0; y < 6; y++) {
                RandomKleur kleur = new RandomKleur();
                tile[x][y] = new Tile(kleur.getKleur());
                gridPanel.add(new myDots());
            }
        }
    }

    private class myDots extends JPanel {
        @Override
        protected void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
            int h = getHeight();
            int w = getWidth();
            super.paintComponent(g);

            for (int x = 0; x < 6; x++) {
                for (int y =0; y < 6; y++) {
                    g.setColor(tile[x][y].getKleur());
                    g.fillOval(h / 2, w / 2, 33, 33);
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

I've tried debugging it and it gives some kind of null pointer exception sometimes.

A: You basic painting logic is wrong. You are adding 36 Dot panels to the frame, but then in the painting logic you are repainting all 36 dots on top of one another so only the last dot painted will display. The paintComponent() method should only be painting a single dot.
You need to change your MyDots class to accept a Tile as a parameter and then save the Tile object as an instance variable of the class. Then the code would be something like:
for (int x = 0; x < 6; x++) {
    for (int y = 0; y < 6; y++) {
        RandomKleur kleur = new RandomKleur();
        tile[x][y] = new Tile(kleur.getKleur());
        //gridPanel.add(new myDots());
        gridPanel.add(new myDots(tile[x][y]));
    }
}

I don't know if you even need the tile array, because now the MyDots class has the tile information.
Then Your painting logic should be something like:
    //for (int x = 0; x < 6; x++) {
        //for (int y =0; y < 6; y++) {
            //g.setColor(tile[x][y].getKleur());
            g.setColor(tile.getKleur()); // where "tile" is the instance variable
            g.fillOval(h / 2, w / 2, 33, 33);
        //}
    //}

Who knows why you get the NPE, because the exception is not related to the code you posted.
By the way class name should start with an upper case character. It should be "MyDot".
Edit:

Do I have to create a new method in MyDots?

You need to create a constructor for your class:
public class MyDots
{
    private Tile tile;

    public MyDots(Tile tile)
    {
        this.tile = tile;
    }

    @Override
    protectect paintComponent(Graphics g)
    ...
}

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Urge the Secretary of the Army and the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works to direct the Nashville District of the United States Army Corps of Engineers to expedite its review of the development of enhanced public access and public recreation facilities at Lake Cumberland.
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SpanishSpanish music
by Bernard O'Shea January 13, 2014
Want to hum along to some catchy tunes in Spanish? Here are a couple of songs which, with their zippy choruses, are perfect for when you are quaffing a cerveza and chucking a chorizo on the barbecue. (I had to mention the choruses to justify the corny 'refrains in Spain' headline.) If you live in the northern hemisphere, now might not really be the time and the weather for having outdoor barbecues, but here in the southern hemisphere we are sweltering. Beer songs are exactly what we need, and Bernardo never says no to a sizzling sausage.
First up is a song that has been really popular in Spain for a singer by the name of Dani Martin, Cero (which means zero). I really like his all-girl back-up band: among them a chubby but adorable guitarist, a leggy bass player who looks like Grace Jones, and a keyboard player who wouldn't look out of place playing a deadly Asiatic agent in a James Bond movie – watch out for the bit where she plays with one hand and smokes with the other, it's hilarious.
If you click on this link to the Lyrics Translate website you can find a translation of the lyrics in English and there is an Italian option too.
Now here is the latest hit for a much loved artist, Malú, ("the grand queen of Spanish music", I heard a Spanish radio announcer describe her) whose albums since 1998 have all been certified either gold, platinum, titanium and even aluminium in Spain, according to good old Wikipedia. I didn't know albums could be certified aluminium, it doesn't sound very glamorous. Still, better aluminium than asbestos, I suppose. The song is called A Prueba de Ti, which could be translated as "You proof" (that is, no longer affected by you). Once again, the translations of the lyrics from Spanish to English and Italian are here.
Vale Diomedes Diaz
pianolearner January 13, 2014 - 9:09 pm
Great title!
Bernard O'Shea January 14, 2014 - 2:31 pm
Haha, a little forced methinks. But thanks anyway. Hope you have a good 2014. Cheers


Jones denies time and time again any involvement with the troll blog 'Thoughts of Oscar', he does admit that Nigel Roberts never kept it a secret from him, Jones, that he authored the troll blog 'Thoughts of Oscar'.
That admission would have me believe that Jones new Roberts authored it from the blogs outset in 2007, Jones was aware of all the complaints made to North Wales Police about that blog between 2007 and 2014, complaints they said they could do nothing about because they had no knowledge of the authors, especially a complaint made directly to him in 2009 by one of his constituents, who Jones lied too, and said he could not help.
Why did David Jones not report the fact that he had known for so long that Nigel Roberts was the author of the troll blog 'Thoughts of Oscar', to North Wales Police?
Listen to the recording, the words are from his own mouth.
David Jones and North Wales Police are up to their eyes in this very corrupt mess.
Tomorrow Dylan Moore and Ian Ralph confirm David Jones was a regular contributor/author to that blog.
I think a lot of people will note that, despite many opportunities to do so, he has not responded to all that is being said about him, either on his own blog or those of his suppoters. Presuming, of course, that David Ian Jones MP, still has any supporters. Even his Masonic connections seem to be remaining very quiet. Maybe in view of the controversy they will drum him out of the club.


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Coronavirus: Salford leads international effort to support radiographers
Categories: School of Health and Society
The University of Salford is leading an international effort to develop new e-learning resources for radiographers who are caring for patients with Covid-19.
The project, which launched today, will create a free online information and support system, with a particular focus on training and advice for radiographers carrying out mobile chest X-rays of patients who have coronavirus.
Professor Peter Hogg, professor of radiography at the University of Salford (pictured) and Ken Holmes, senior lecturer at the University of Cumbria, led the project.
They co-ordinated a multinational team of over 40 people, including radiographers and radiography leaders from the UK, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Malta, Singapore, Switzerland, and the USA, who volunteered over a thousand hours of time and expertise between them.
Peter explained: "As the coronavirus pandemic has spread, the demand for CT scans and mobile chest X-rays has increased, but not all radiographers are up to date with this technique.
"Providing this online information and support resource means that tens of thousands of hours can be saved across the world in creating training materials and delivering training session and more time can therefore be spent on caring for patients. It also means we can standardise the advice given so everyone receives the same information on correct procedures, use of PPE etc. However, the website does carry a caveat, in that variations could exist between countries and readers are advised to check national and local policies where they exist.
"From conception to publication, the system was developed within 16 days – a fantastic achievement."
Materials will cover topics including:
Minimising risks through infection control, use of PPE and effective communication
How to safely use mobile equipment, optimising images while ensuring patient and radiographer safety
The radiographic procedure (including how to prepare for the procedure, carrying out the x-ray of the chest, what to do in post-examination)
How to assess the images, interpret them and report on findings
The next phase of the work involves organising webinars about each aspect of the resource. The first of these has already been organised with over 600 attendees registered so far.
The project was developed in close partnership between the European Federation of Radiography Societies (EFRS) and International Society of Radiographers and Radiologic Technologists (ISRRT), with significant input from Italian Federation of Scientific Radiographers Societies (FASTeR), Society and College of Radiographers (UK) and e-Learning for Health (e-LfH, UK).
The materials will be free of charge and can be accessed from Wednesday 22 April at www.isrrt.org
For all press office enquiries please email communications@salford.ac.uk.
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Of the ten Arabian endemic species that occur in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, there are none that are endemic to Saudi Arabia alone. The Asir province, which is an Afro-tropical region bordering the Red Sea, is where these Arabian endemics occur in Saudi Arabia and they can be found in the Abha (capital of Asir province) area of the Asif mountains at 1525 meters. Abha is connected by air to both Jeddah and Riyadh.
The Eastern Province is classified as Persian Gulf Desert and Semi-Desert and is a flat desert plain with a width of 80 km and a length of 1200km, spreading over an area of 778,500 square kilometers and making up 36% of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. There are many species that pass through the area as well as many more that arrive for the summer or winter seasons. Others are resident all year around and over 350 species of birds have been recorded in the region.


A Salkantay Trek alternative but this time more economic and not too expensive, walking and seeing beautiful landscapes from snowy mountains, ecosystems and glaciers. Also on the road we can take pictures of the green vegetation, clean lagoons and a variety of animals that are much estimated there.
The highest point which we'll have to pass is about 4,550m where the panoramic and beautiful views worth it, from there you can see the Salkantay and Humantay mountains on the mountain range of Vilcanota. This tour is special because has many attractions and is not very toured for other travelers, so is more peaceful and quiet.
At final as a reward for us, we´ll arrive to the lost citadel from Machu Picchu where is possible to explore the area, going to markets for take some food or maybe to purchase reminders made by crafting houses of natives, and for then climb to the main attraction, the ruins from the Mountain. You'll have a complete guided tour about the monuments and ruins and also you can explore the mountain on your own.
If you want to take the best pictures is recommended climb the Huayna Picchu mountain because from there the landscapes about the citadel and ruins are majestic.
Return Point: Cusco - Our driver will drop-off near to the main square - San Fransisco square.
Service Level: Salkantay Travel Budget and tourist transportation.
Crew: A Representative in Cusco and a professional Tour Guide, Cook and Horseman.
Wake up very early to go on bus for about 4hours from Cusco to Mollepata village and arriving about 7.30 for purchase some supplies and take a breakfast, then we'll have to drive one hour to reach the trailhead in Challacancha.
From there the hike is begining, we'll hiking in about 4hours to Soraypampa and then arrive to the valley of Apurimac River, during the trail is possible to see the snowy mountains especially the Salkantay mountain which has the best views on the road.
Already in the campsite after the lunch we can climb to the Humantay Lake and take the pictures from the Mountain, finished all latest we'll descend to the campsite again and rest because the next day will be the most challenging of the tour.
Early in the morning we'll have to be ready because the trail is coming strenuous, starting quietly for one hour to reach Soroycocha.
Now we'll have to climb for 3hours more arriving to the highest pass of the trail (4,800m), as a reward you can see and cherish the amazing landscapes of Salkantay Mountain and lagoons.
After see the beauty on the road we'll have to descend to Wayracmachay (3,800m) where we have a lunch and rest to continue until our next campsite.
In about 3hours of hiking we'll arrive to the campsite in Chaullay.
Get up while the sunrising at 5.00 and continue the hike to Play Sahuayaco where we can see the Collpabamba town which it has beautiful waterfalls, a green vegetation and a variety of animals.
Then after cherish the biodiversity we have to take a bus until the hydroelectric train station.
From the train station we'll go to Aguas Calientes where we'll have a dinner and rest becasue tomorrow will be the best day, the visit to the citadel and Machu Picchu mountain, no doubts will be unforgettable and wonderful.
Be ready earlier because is the best day, the visit to Machu Picchu, starting with a good breakfast either of markets or restaurants, exploring the citadel and then climbing to the ruins of the Mountain, already there we can have a guided tour among the Inca ruins while at the same time we'll listening the histories of each monument of the area.
Finally if you want, is possible to climb the Huayna Picchu mountain because from there you can take the best pictures of the tour, the beautiful views of the Inca citadel and also the ruins.
Is necessary to booking with anticipation because many travellers want to climb the mountain to see the landscapes of the Inca side.
Generally speaking you should pack as lightly as possible. The horses carry your luggage from Soraypampa (1st day) to Playa camping (3th day). 3 day hike, our chef takes your luggage by bus to Hidrolectrica. From there to Aguas Calientes, you are expected to carry your own luggage (max 3 hrs), in case, the local train running, our chef take your luggage to the town. We recommend keeping the weight under 7 kg/15lb. You will need to carry clothes.
What do you take to the Salkantay?


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Jerome Krieger
Jerry Krieger was a standout forward for the Gustavus hockey team during the "Golden Era" in the late '60s and early 70s. In his outstanding career at Gustavus, Krieger was an NCAA and NAIA All-America selection, a three-time all-conference selection and a two-time team Most Valuable Player. During Krieger's tenure, the Gusties won four conference titles and made three NAIA National Tournament appearances placing third each time. Jerry won the MIAC scoring title in 1969 and 1970. The Gusties compiled an MIAC record of 52-4-0 and an overall mark of 72-16-1 during Krieger's career. His career total of 174 points ranks him ninth on the Gustavus all-time scoring list.
Krieger, who earned a degree in psychology, is superintendent of the Elmhurst Cemetery in St. Paul. while participating in amateur hockey after graduation, he played on the St. Paul Park-Kostka Electric team that claimed four United States Senior Hockey Championship titles. Krieger has also been very active in hockey, officiating for the past 25 years during which time he has worked the Minnesota State High School Tournament ten times and the NCAA Division II and III National Tournament eight times. Jerry and his wife, Linda, have two children, Jerome and Jennifer, and reside in St. Paul.


Copy of Coaching — Shannon Huntsberry, M.A.
"A good system shortens the road to the goal."
As a certified Life Management Assistance Program (LifeMAP) Coach, I work with clients who may need practical assistance overcoming barriers to life goals they face as a result of social learning challenges. Coaching is designed to meet specific client needs for problem-solving in the areas of employment, education, relationships, and/or general life skills. Support may address issues such as conflicts at work, difficulty managing the demands of school or college, strengthening executive function abilities (such as planning, organization and time management), developing skills for managing anxiety, or building self-advocacy skills. Coaching is highly practical and goal-oriented in nature, and may involve working directly in the client's home, place of employment, or other relevant community context.


Bucolic and quiet, St. Michaels is a beautiful waterfront destination, especially on sunny spring and summer days. Located in Talbot County, Maryland, this town was named for the Episcopal Parish located there in the 1600's.
Initially a trading post for tobacco farmers and trappers, and a shipbuilding town, many of the homes date to the seventeen and eighteen hundreds. Incorporated in 1804, St. Michaels is laid out around a central square.
Home to the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, the town boasts a beautiful screw-pile lighthouse: the Hooper Strait Lighthouse (though this is not the lighthouse's original home). This particular type of lighthouse was easy, inexpensive, and quick to construct. The screw-piles were used to form the foundation for the lighthouse in soft or sandy river or sea bottoms.
Restaurants, shops, and sailboats are just a few of the things to enjoy in St. Michaels. Visit the St. Michaels website for a calendar of events, and all the information you need for planning a trip to this beautiful spot on the Chesapeake.


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DOE not responding to questions about budget, Perry's advocacy
Energy Secretary Rick Perry drives a 3D printed personal utility vehicle at Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility on Hardin Valley Road on Monday, May 22, 2017. His passenger is Craig Blue, director of energy efficiency and renewable energy programs at ORNL. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)
The U.S. Department of Energy is not responding to questions about Energy Secretary Rick Perry's advocacy of Oak Ridge or the fiscal year 2018 budget request.
The only question from Oak Ridge Today that DOE has answered is: Will the department have a teleconference to discuss the budget request with reporters? The answer was "no."
DOE, which could have a funding decrease under President Donald Trump's budget request, has not responded to any specific questions about the budget itself. Oak Ridge Today has tried about a dozen times in the past month to reach someone in the public affairs office at DOE headquarters in Washington, D.C., using emails, phone calls, and on Wednesday night, a five-part tweet to active Twitter accounts for Perry and the DOE press staff.
Oak Ridge Today has sought information from the department since Trump sent the fiscal year 2018 budget request to Congress on Tuesday, May 23. Among other things, the news website has wanted to make sure that it is correctly interpreting the preliminary budget numbers published online by DOE. (See here, here, and here for more information about the budget request.)
According to the information Oak Ridge Today has received and reviewed, some Oak Ridge programs and sites could see funding increases under the president's budget request, while others could see decreases. The programs and sites that could benefit include the environmental management program (the cleanup work at federal sites), Oak Ridge Office, and Y-12 National Security Complex. Those that could lose funding are DOE's Office of Scientific and Technical Information, or OSTI; Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, which is managed by ORAU; and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Oak Ridge Today has sent specific questions about funding for most of these programs and sites to the public affairs office at DOE headquarters, but no spokespeople have responded, not even to acknowledge that the messages were received or to reply with a "no comment."
Oak Ridge Today has also tried to follow up on Perry's pledge to be a strong advocate for at least some programs in Oak Ridge. Perry made the pledge at ORNL's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility in Hardin Valley on Monday, May 22. The pledge came after he toured ORNL, the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, and Y-12. During his visit to Oak Ridge and Hardin Valley, Perry learned about the planned Uranium Processing Facility and nuclear weapons work at Y-12, the environmental management program, and advanced manufacturing, 3D printing, materials science research, and supercomputing at ORNL.
The day after his visit, on Tuesday, May 23, the $28 billion DOE budget request released by the Trump administration showed significant cuts to ORNL and Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, or EERE, a partner of ORNL's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, among other reductions.
Given that Perry made his advocacy pledge at ORNL and its Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, it seemed logical to ask: Given Secretary Perry's pledge to be an advocate, has he been advocating for Oak Ridge programs since the fiscal year 2018 budget request came out? If so, what specifically is he advocating? Does he or DOE have any specific comments on the proposed changes in funding to Oak Ridge sites, including the potential increases to EM and at the Oak Ridge Office and Y-12, and potential cuts at ORISE, ORNL, and OSTI?
Also, Perry was at ORNL's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility when he made the pledge. So Oak Ridge Today asked: Does the energy secretary support or oppose the proposed cuts to Energy Effiency and Renewable Energy, which is a partner at that facility, and can he say how those cuts, if implemented, might affect the MDF and ORNL? Also, does he support or oppose the proposed funding cuts at ORNL? And is it accurate to say that the FY18 DOE budget request has some cuts to science- and education-related programs, and more money for national security/nuclear weapons work?
We have not received a response to any of those questions.
Unlike DOE, the National Nuclear Security Administration, which could have a funding increase, did have a teleconference with reporters in May on the fiscal year 2018 budget request, and the NNSA has responded to questions from Oak Ridge Today. The NNSA is a semi-autonomous agency within DOE.
The budget request has not yet been approved by Congress, where there is bipartisan opposition. Many officials are skeptical that the president's budget request will pass as proposed, and some think that Oak Ridge will be okay. During Perry's visit on May 22, ORNL Director Thom Mason said there is bipartisan support for DOE's Office of Science, which would be cut by $874 million under Trump's proposed budget. ORNL is an Office of Science laboratory.
"I'm pretty confident that the lab will come through okay in the end," Mason said in May.
Local officials have pointed out the positive reception that Oak Ridge sites received from Perry, who has shared tweets about Oak Ridge since then, during his visit here in May.
Fiscal year 2018 starts October 1.
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With custom variables, you can fine-tune security threat scanning by modifying one or more settings' values so that the scanner checks for conditions you define. The scanner then determines a device to be vulnerable only if that condition is met, meaning that the value you specified is detected.
Some system configuration security threat definitions have variable settings that you can change before including them in a security scan. Typically, antivirus definitions also have custom variable settings.
To edit custom variable settings, a Ivanti user must have the Edit Custom Variables role-based administration right. Rights are configured with the Users tool.
•Name: Identifies the custom variable. The name can't be modified.
•Value: Indicates the current value of the custom variable. Unless the variable is read-only, you can double-click this field to change the value.
•Description: Provides additional useful information about the custom variable from the definition publisher.
•Default value: Provides the default value if you've changed settings and want to restore it to its original value.
To change a custom variable, double-click the Value field and either select a value if there's an available list, or manually edit the value, and then click Apply. Note that some variables are read-only and can't be edited (this is usually indicated in the description).
In some situations, you may want the scanner to ignore custom variable settings by using a feature called Custom variable override settings. You can specify that the scanner ignore certain custom variables when scanning devices so that the variables aren't detected as vulnerable and aren't remediated, even if they meet the actual conditions of a definition's detection rules. A user must have the Edit Custom Variables right to create or edit these override settings. You can create as many settings as you like, and apply them to devices using a Change settings task. For more information, see Agent settings: Custom variables to override.


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The name "Hoddesdon" is believed to be derived from a Saxon or Danish personal name combined with the Old English suffix "don", meaning a down or hill. The earliest historical reference to Hoddesdon is in the Domesday Book. Hoddesdon was situated about 20 miles north of London on the main road to Cambridge and to northern towns and cities. The road forked in the centre of the town, with the present High Street dividing into Amwell Street and Burford Street, both leading north to Ware. From an early date there were a large number of inns lining the streets to serve the needs of travellers. A market charter was granted to Robert Boxe, lord of the manor, in 1253. By the 14th century the Hospital of St Laud and St Anthony had been established in the south of Hoddesdon. The institution survived the dissolution of the monasteries, but ceased to exist by the mid 16th century, although it is commemorated in the name of Spital Brook which divides Hoddesdon from Broxbourne. ACE Garage Doors had several garage doors to fit in Hoddesdon last year and would like to return to fit more. Don't forget, we also service and repair garage doors too. So why not call ACE Garage Doors today.
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Summerhouse & Shed. Slideshow Build.
Shot by shot of our summerhouse build. Hope it helps anybody doing one of their own. Still got the inside to do, and a patio to make, but this is the basic build.
Here's a video i had previously uploaded on other channels which is showing the progress of building a big summerhouse, cabin or shed out of shipping pallets!
Over the last couple of weeks I had a shed build (well, actually more of a summer house). I found the process rather interesting, so I thought I'd share it here.
Petes D.I.Y gazebo/ summerhouse. All his own work. Easter 2015.


Alcoholic man gets frustrated when he doesn't receive any marriage proposals and vents his anger and frustration on his mother and brother. 30 year old, Srinu Babu was frustrated because his younger brother was getting marriage proposals and he was not. this was owing to his alcoholic nature. He beat up his father and set fire to the duo. while his father escaped with minor injuries, the mother and brother have sustained serious burns and are in critical condition.
Srinu Babu's had started searching a bride for him but that was not working out because he was an alcoholic. After sometime they started looking for proposals for his brother. This angered Srinu and he held his family responsible for his dilemma. He thought of putting an end to them.
In the early hours of the morning when his mother and brother were sleeping, he doused the duo with kerosene and set them on fire. His father who was outside came rushing to rescue them but Srinu Babu thrashed him. As per the police, the three were sent to hospital. While the father has reached stable condition , the mother and brother are said to be in critical condition with severe burns. G Madugula police station has registered the compliant. The accused alcoholic son is on the run and the police have launched efforts to bring him in.


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