Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov, who is paying a working visit to Rome upon invitation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Italy Angelino Alfano, met with his Italian counterpart.
The Ministers expressed satisfaction with the high level of bilateral relations and friendship between Azerbaijan and Italy. At the meeting it was noted that the cooperation in economic, commerce, energy and cultural spheres is successfully developing between the two countries and Italy is the main trade partner of Azerbaijan within the European Union.
The Ministers drew attention to the importance of the Southern Gas Corridor and special emphasize was made to TANAP and TAP projects as its important components, in this regard they praised the cooperation between our countries.
The sides touched upon Azerbaijan's cooperation with the European Union. Italian minister stated that his country supports expansion of Azerbaijan's cooperation with the European Union.
At the meeting the role of Italy as the OSCE Chairman-in-Office was also discussed. The Italian Foreign Minister underlined that his country supports the settlement of the Armenia-Azerbaijana Nagorno-Karabakh conflict by diplomatic means through the OSCE Minsk Group co-chairs on the basis of the norms and principles of international law and the Helsinki Final Act.
Minister Elmar Mammadyarov thanked Italy for its fair position regarding the settlement of the conflict. Informing about the negotiation process on the settlement of the Armenia-Azerbaijan Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, the Minister Elmar Mammadyarov underlined that Armenia has not yet implemented the demands of the UN Security Council Resolutions on immediate, complete and unconditional withdrawal of the occupying forces from the occupied territories of Azerbaijan. He added that the attempts to change the internationally recognized borders of the states by use of force is unacceptable and the conflict should be resolved on the basis of territorial integrity and sovereignty within the internationally recognized borders of Azerbaijan, as it is reaffirmed y the relevant UN Security Council Resolutions.
During the meeting, the sides also exchanged views on the cooperation within the international organizations as well as regional issues of mutual interest.


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Brathwaite to lead West Indies T20 team versus India
Posted by: Twenty20Wiki Web Desk in T20I August 9, 2016	0 551 Views
ICC World Twenty20 2016 final match hero Carlos Brathwaite is appointed skipper of West Indies squad for the upcoming two t20s against India in Florida. Brathwaite was named captain of West Indies t20 team after Darren Sammy's omission from the national squad. Sammy was the captain of WI in world t20 2016 in India while Brathwaite smashed 4 sixes in the last over of final to become twenty20 world cup champions.
WICB Chairman of selectors Courtney Browne said, "Brathwaite is one of the most talented players in the T20 format of the game and his humble and committed approach to the game can inspire young and upcoming players. We are looking forward to a competitive series against India in these matches."
West Indies and India are set to play international twenty20 matches for the first time in Florida, USA on 27 and 28 August. The selection of Caribbean team is made on the basis of current performance of players.
As per West Indies Cricket Board release, "With regards to Sammy's omission from the squad, the Chairman [of selectors Courtney Browne] noted that the named-squad was selected purely on players' performances."
Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuel, Andre Russell have been included in the roster. All-rounder Kieron Pollard is returning to the side as he was axed from world t20 2016 West Indies squad.
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As you study the creation narrative in Genesis, you'll notice that in the five days leading up to the creation of humanity, the result was good, whereas the result of the sixth day was very good. This suggests that humankind was God's crowning achievement.
We, as humans, are made in God's image and that is precisely why we were given dominion over creation, rather than creation having dominion over us.
Humans are very good, at least in their pre-fallen state, and even the creation itself is good, at least prior to its being marred by sin.
But the Scriptures also teach that, even in spite of sin, the physical world retains a vestige of its original goodness.
As such, the physical world matters to God, and this fact is most profoundly illustrated in the first coming of Christ. Indeed, the author of Hebrews makes it clear: for the forgiveness of our sins, it was essential that Christ became a man.
Furthermore, the second advent of Christ highlights the culminating glorification of the physical world, including our bodies. And although it's true that our bodies yearn for their heavenly home, and that in a profound sense we are strangers in a foreign land, it's also true that our earthly experiences and the bodies we now possess are a just preview of what is yet to come.
They are the scent of a flower we have not found, the echo of a tune we have not heard, and news from a country we have never yet visited.
In other words, we were meant for this world, but for a better version of it, and we were meant for these bodies, but for better versions of them. That is, we were meant for the new heaven and new earth.
Upon this foundation the doctrine of common grace can be grasped most vividly, along with its implications for the value of extra-biblical knowledge.
Through an act of unmerited grace, God has endowed humans with the ability and skills to grasp the nature of the world around them. Indeed, even the unredeemed sinner is capable of penetrating insights into the human condition, the invention of technological marvels, and works of breathtaking beauty.
It follows that Christians, although irrevocably committed to the authority of Scripture, should at times appeal to the work of the unredeemed, in the hopes of thereby shedding light on the nature of their own work.
In this way, believers and unbelievers, in the most ideal scenario, can even partner together to achieve one of the most laudable of human goals: the common good. This is especially true in my own field of philosophy, in which for centuries followers of Christ have benefited immensely from "pagan" systems of thought. These perspectives have provided Christian philosophers with numerous resources for articulating, clarifying, and even defending their most cherished beliefs.
Let us remember God's love for the world, so potently expressed through his act of creation and ultimately through the person of Jesus Christ. And as Christian scholars, in particular, let our labors here in the physical world always be a reflection of these vital spiritual truths, for the good of humankind and the glory of God.
Why is the physical world valuable to God?
Is this value reflected in our teaching and preaching?
How can my work, as a Christian scholar, be influenced by the reality of the advent?
Editor's Note: this article originally appeared on the Emerging Scholars Network blog on December 21, 2014. You can view it here.


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Dieser Artikel behandelt das Musikjahr 1767.

Ereignisse

Die Mozarts

 12. März: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts erstes Bühnenwerk, das Singspiel Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots wird im Rittersaal der Salzburger Residenz uraufgeführt. Das Libretto stammt von Ignatz Anton von Weiser. Der zweite Teil, der von Michael Haydn stammt, wird am 19. März, der dritte Teil von Anton Cajetan Adlgasser am 26. März uraufgeführt. Mozarts im Auftrag des Salzburger Fürstbischofs Sigismundus Christoph von Schrattenbach entstandenes Werk steht stilistisch dem Oratorium näher als der Oper, die Partitur des Elfjährigen weist weitreichende Hilfen des Vaters Leopold Mozart auf.
 13. Mai: Die Uraufführung von Mozarts zweitem Bühnenwerk Apollo et Hyacinthus erfolgt in der Aula der Universität Salzburg. Das Libretto stammt von Rufinus Widl.
 September: Leopold Mozart unternimmt mit seinen Kindern Nannerl und Wolferl eine weitere Reise nach Wien. Um der dort grassierenden Pockenepidemie zu entgehen, reisen sie nach Brünn und Olmütz weiter, doch im Oktober erkranken auch die beiden Kinder.

Weitere Uraufführungen

 Januar/Februar: Das Libretto Ezio von Pietro Metastasio hat seine Uraufführung in der Vertonung von Ferdinando Bertoni am Teatro San Benedetto in Venedig sowie in der Vertonung von Felice Alessandri am Teatro Filarmonico di Verona. Am Hoftheater in München wird überdies Tommaso Traettas Il Siroe, eine Vertonung eines anderen Metastasio-Librettos, uraufgeführt.
 24. April: Die komische Oper Lottchen am Hofe von Johann Adam Hiller hat ihre Uraufführung am wenige Monate zuvor eröffneten Theater auf der Ranstädter Bastei in Leipzig.
 26. April: Am Burgtheater in Wien erfolgt die Uraufführung der Oper L'amore artigiano (Handwerkerliebe) von Florian Leopold Gassmann, die bald in ganz Europa aufgeführt wird.
 20. Juni: Die Uraufführung der komischen Oper Toinon et Toinette von François-Joseph Gossec findet an der Comédie Italienne in Paris statt.
 5. September: Johann Gottlieb Naumanns Oper Achille in Sciro mit Libretto von Pietro Metastasio hat ihre Uraufführung am Teatro di Santa Cecilia in Palermo.

 9. September: Partenope von Johann Adolph Hasse, eine festa teatrale in zwei Akten mit einem Libretto von Pietro Metastasio, wird in der Vertonung anlässlich der Verlobung König Ferdinands IV. von Neapel mit Erzherzogin Maria Josepha von Österreich in Wien erstmals aufgeführt. Metastasio hat den Auftrag für seine letzte Serenata nur widerwillig angenommen, weil er sich eigentlich schon zur Ruhe setzen wollte.
 28. September: Uraufführung der komischen Oper Le double déguisement von François-Joseph Gossec an der Comédie Italienne in Paris
 26. Dezember: Die Oper Alceste von Christoph Willibald Gluck auf ein Libretto von Ranieri de' Calzabigi hat in Wien in italienischer Sprache ihre Uraufführung.

 Davide Perez' L'isola disabitata mit einem Libretto von Pietro Metastasio hat ihre Uraufführung am Palácio Queluz bei Lissabon.

Sonstiges

 In Paris erscheinen die ersten Instrumentalwerke Luigi Boccherinis im Druck: die Streichquartette op. 2 und die Streichtrios op. 1 (komponiert 1760–61). Boccherini selber erreicht die französische Hauptstadt zusammen mit dem Violinisten Filippo Manfredi gegen Ende des Jahres 1767.

Geboren

 6. Januar (getauft): Gaspar Smit, spanischer Komponist und Organist († 1819)
 14. Januar: Friedrich Jonas Beschort, hessischer Sänger und Schauspieler aus der Schröderschen und Ifflandschen Schule († 1846)

 27. April: Andreas Romberg, deutscher Violinist, Dirigent und Komponist († 1821)
 24. Mai: Ferdinand Fränzl, deutscher Geiger, Komponist, Dirigent, Opernregisseur, Konzertmeister und Musikdirektor († 1833)
 24. Mai: Joseph Ignaz Schnabel, schlesischer Komponist und Domkapellmeister zu Breslau († 1831)
 26. Juni: Katharina Kainz, deutsche Sängerin († 1836)

 17. September: Henri Montan Berton, französischer Komponist († 1844)
 22. September: José Maurício Nunes Garcia, brasilianischer Komponist († 1830)

 11./12. November: Bernhard Romberg, deutscher Cellist und Komponist († 1841)
 28. November: Christiane Schumann, Mutter des Komponisten Robert Schumann († 1836)
 13. Dezember: August Eberhard Müller, deutscher Komponist und Thomaskantor († 1817)
30. Dezember: Mathieu-Jean-Baptiste Nioche de Tournay, französischer Textdichter und Dramatiker († 1844)

Gestorben

Todesdatum gesichert
 Anfang des Jahres: Bertin Quentin, französischer Violinist und Komponist (* vor 1690)

 3. Januar: Luca Antonio Predieri, italienischer Komponist und Violinist (* 1688)
 9. Januar: Francesca Bertolli, italienische Opernsängerin (* um 1710)

 1. Februar: Gottfried Kleiner, deutscher evangelischer Geistlicher und Kirchenlieddichter (* 1691)
 15. März: Johann Carl Sigmund Haussdörffer, württembergischer Orgelbauer (* 1714)

 15. Mai: Franz Gottlieb Spöckner, Salzburger Tänzer und höfischer Tanzmeister (* 1705)
 24. Juni: Johan Henrik Freithoff, dänisch-norwegischer Komponist, Violinist und Beamter (* 1713)
 25. Juni: Georg Philipp Telemann, deutscher Komponist (* 1681)

 3. Juli: Matthew Dubourg, irischer Violinvirtuose und Komponist (* 1703)
 28. August: Johann Schobert, deutscher Komponist, Pianist und Cembalist (* um 1720)

 19. September: Johann Peter Migendt, deutscher Orgelbauer (* 1703)
 23. Dezember: Johann Georg Aichgasser, oberschwäbischer Orgelbauer (* 1701)
 27. Dezember: Johann Wilhelm Meyer, Schweizer reformierter Geistlicher und Kirchenlieddichter (* 1690)
 Ende des Jahres (begraben 1. Januar 1768): Jan Lauwryn Krafft, Brüsseler Kupferstecher, Radierer, Formschneider, Schriftsteller, Verleger und Sänger (* 1694)

Genaues Todesdatum unbekannt
 Pere Rabassa, katalanischer Kapellmeister, Musikwissenschaftler und Komponist (* 1683)
 Jean-Baptiste Salomon, französischer Geigenbauer (* 1713)

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The Dangerous Myth of the "Just Competent"
June 23, 2017 Bridget Randolph
"Maybe I'm not destined to be really great at any one thing – just competent at a lot of things."
I still remember the evening when one of my good friends said this to me. It made sense on the surface…this had been his path to date. He'd majored in music in college, done a graduate law degree, and was currently working as a digital forensics consultant (basically the IT version of Bones). He'd been leading an interesting life and able to pursue his various interests, but at the end of the day he felt overworked, stuck, and not particularly satisfied by his day-to-day work.
I was reminded of this conversation later while speaking to another friend, whose very successful career had led him from a software sales job to professional poker to working his way up the management ladder of a mid-sized marketing agency. He had started to feel stagnant and was looking for new opportunities. In the course of our conversation, he asked if I could help him with "defining my personal brand".
"I know what my strengths are, but somehow when I go into interviews, I'm not able to communicate what makes me unique or how I'm the right person for the role," he said when we sat down to talk. "I know I'm good at managing an office and a team, and I'm a people person, but if I say that, an interviewer can't see the real value that I bring."
At this point, I'd been thinking about this topic for a while, beginning to formulate an idea of how to approach this type of problem, and he was willing to help me test out my theories.
Since then, I've come to see just how common this feeling is, even (especially!) among high-achieving, successful people.
I remember telling one of my first clients (a senior sales director at a growing digital agency) about these conversations, and he could definitely relate. "I'm not sure if I'm ready to make a drastic change," he said to me, "but I feel stuck and not that excited by my work anymore."
Do these feelings sound familiar?
Over the past few years, I've had these (and similar) conversations again and again. And what I've realized is that there's a lot of us who didn't follow the very traditional career paths (doctor, lawyer, teacher, etc) from an early age, but still have a core purpose that we're working towards. We just haven't quite gotten clear on it yet.
I don't believe that anyone is called to be "just competent" at a bunch of random things.
I believe that we feel drawn to the activities, hobbies, and work that is connected in some way to that core purpose – work that satisfies us on the deepest levels and makes us genuinely excited to wake up every day.
We've laid the clues for ourselves at every stage of our lives, since childhood, and if we can take a step back and reframe our life stories with the goal of finding the common threads, it all starts to make sense.
And I'm here to help you achieve that clarity. That's why I've created a framework to help these multi-passionate people regain the sense of purpose in their careers and/or creative work. I even wrote a blog post outlining some of my initial process.
It doesn't mean that once you figure out what that deeper core purpose is, you'll stick to one career path forever. You might. But you might not.
Rather, this work is about discovery. It allows you to uncover the guiding principles that until now you've been following unconsciously – and to make it a conscious choice.
It empowers you to frame your story with intention, so that when the interviewer says "so, tell me about yourself" you can easily explain why this role at this company is what you've been building towards at each moment of your life to this point. It gives you the language to express to your clients why you are the uniquely perfect fit for them.
It's about discovering your unique story and then telling it.
How do I know this process works? Because it already has.
My friend who asked for help with his personal branding?
The clarity he gained from this work enabled him to find a new role with a startup incubator as an in-house advisor and mentor – his dream job.
He wrote this about our work together:
"Bridget helped me understand my talents, what intrinsically motivates me, and how I could channel these into actionable next steps. …It was through these conversations that I was able to land my next job and ultimately feel at peace with who I am and what I bring of value."
My client, who initially just wanted a side project that would give him the fulfillment he was lacking in his day job?
He called me a few weeks later to tell me that he was putting the side project we'd discussed on hold because he had just received a job offer for a role that was exactly what he wanted to do, and would utilize his unique strengths that we identified during our work together. He'd been so inspired by what we'd discovered while working together that he decided to take that big leap into a new career after all.
He wrote:
"Bridget was immensely helpful in helping me really zero in on what I was looking for, even before I knew that I was looking for something. When we started talking, I was successfully working in a career for 10 years, but felt stuck, bored, and unchallenged. She helped give me the tools to hone in on what I really enjoyed in my life, what my core talents and drives were, and ultimately I used what I discovered to make a significant career change that fits much more in line with what she helped me discover about myself. I am beyond grateful for all her help!"
I'm opening up my process to 5 new clients who feel stuck or stagnant in their career path and want to gain clarity about what really motivates them.
I'm looking for people who may be successful in their current careers but feel that there's something missing or not quite aligned.
Who used to get excited about their work but lately it's not feeling good.
Who may have thought, or been told, that they needed to focus more, that they had too many interests, or even that "work's not supposed to be fun all the time!".
Maybe you've even already decided to make a career change, but you're not sure of the best way to communicate your unique value to potential employers.
If this sounds like you, I'd love to hear from you. If you'd like to explore whether working with me would be a good fit, just fill out this form and let's talk!
Did this spark some ideas about what your core purpose might be? I'd love to hear about it in the comments below!
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Sweden is one of the best places in to live in Europe. It has one of the highest life expectancy rates in the world. According to current figures, the average life span for men is 79.5 years from 79.1 years in 2010. Women are expected to live until the age of 83.5, longer than their life expectancy of 83.2 years in 2010. The high life expectancy rate is attributed to the Swedish lifestyle and available healthcare services. About 85% of Sweden's populations are non-smokers; it has the lowest smoking rate among all EU member-states. The smoking rate has been falling since the mid-1980s leading to lesser risks of developing chronic illnesses. Moreover, the country has one of the most accessible and efficient healthcare systems in the world.
The country offers free and comprehensive healthcare services to both locals and expats. Aside from access to the universal health coverage, expats are also provided with public education and welfare benefits. Currently, expats account for 12% of Sweden's population.
• Tax liabilities must all be settled.
The Swedish healthcare system is fundamentally supported by its four pillars: shared responsibility, decentralized health services, shared medical care and international cooperation.
The state-funded health coverage is under the supervision of the central government and local government agencies. Sweden's central government establishes the principles and guidelines for the overall public healthcare system. The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR), on the other hand, does the implementation of healthcare laws. About 90% of the job of country councils involves healthcare. They are in-charge of preventive medicine and wellness promotion. They also ensure that all residents up to the age of 20 are provided with dental care services. The municipalities oversee the delivery of health and medical services to each local community.
In an effort to further improve its healthcare system, Sweden is actively collaboration with the international community in improving patient safety, enhancing patient influence and advancing specialized care.


As we have previously described, Rattan Garden Furniture uses polyrattan extrusions to cover an aluminium frame.
This combination of durable frame and durable weave enables this type of furniture to be left outdoors in all weathers. Below is one of our own sets. This has been left outdoors for 10 years without a cover – so these sets are really durable.
However, a natural trait of plastic (polyrattan) is that in warm weather, the plastic will become soft and expand. With glass table tops, the plastic weave can warm up tremendously leading to the weave sagging.
Usually this is not a particular problem for most people. However, there is a simple solution – have the tables manufactured with a solid polyboard under the table top weave.
It will not stop the plastic getting hot, it merely provides a barrier for the weave to rest on, thus avoiding excessive sagging.
We currently have a number of ranges incorporating such a polyboard in our Showroom.
So next time you go into a garden furniture showroom, put your hand under a rattan glass table top and check if you can feel a solid board, or just the strands of the woven polyrattan.
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Go See Do Go.See.Do. Winter SPECIAL SECTIONS
New Year, New Travel Plans: Become a Tourist at Home, in Nature, Abroad
By SC Times
On December 21, 2017 January 2, 2018
By Ann Ronan
With the New Year coming up, what new travel experiences do you crave? Local gems you've missed, family vacations not too far from home, or an adventure to an exotic destination you've never visited? The best trips are transformational experiences—you come back from them informed and changed.
Right in your backyard
Put on fresh eyes and be a tourist right in your own town. Take a walking tour and be surprised at the juicy bits of information you'll pick up. Did you know there once was a jail in the basement of the El Adobe Restaurant in San Juan Capistrano? Take an Architectural Walking Tour any Saturday or a Historical Walking Tour on Sunday from the train station and be entertained by stories about the colorful characters who made San Juan Capistrano such a quirky town.
Wander a bit further by creating a train adventure to San Diego—it's a walkable city and there's plenty of ride share options for tired feet. Hop on the Old Town Trolley to get an overview of the city while experiencing "transportainment," a fun combination of transportation and entertainment. The New Children's Museum in downtown connects kids to the arts and creativity. It's filled with bubbles, blocks, clay, paints and interactive games that tempt kids to indulge their imagination.
Grownups (21+) can eat and drink their way through downtown San Diego with a "Bite Tour." The tour starts in the historic Gaslamp Quarter and is sprinkled with local gossip about celebrities and politicians who lived here. Pizza, gourmet Indian, handmade desserts and a rooftop view will delight all of your senses.
Get out of California and into nature
Bundle up and head northeast to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming for a magical, winter wonderland experience. Your car will wait for you outside the park—you'll be picked up by a snowcoach at the entrance. Getting around the park is half the fun with skis, snowshoes and snowmobiles. You'll feel like you're on safari as you spot bison, elk, mule deer, moose, wolves, coyotes and owls. They hang out in the lower elevations in the winter, offering far better viewing than in the summer. Active kids will enjoy ice skating, dogsledding and snowboarding while couples will bask in the romantic landscape under bountiful stars with toasty fires and nightcaps at the end of the day.
Two lodges are open in the winter: Old Faithful Snow Lodge & Cabins from Dec. 16 to March 4, and Mammoth Hot Springs & Cabins from Dec. 15 to March 5.
Experience a new culture
Winter is the best time to visit Thailand with great weather, affordable, yet luxurious, accommodations and airfare under $1,000 from LAX. All this has made Thailand the number one international destination for the second year in a row.
Good natured, friendly people give Thailand the nickname "Land of Smiles." You'll immediately find yourself relaxing and smiling along with them.
Pristine white beaches beckon you to dive in and snorkel or, for the more adventurous, Thailand has some of the most beautiful rock climbing routes. When you are ready to reluctantly climb out of the turquoise sea, fill up on the endless options of mouth-watering cuisine, including beautifully blended spices in curries, noodles and stir-fried meats.
Your trip will be filled with mind opening experiences of an exotic culture centered on Buddhism with magnificent temples and palaces, a long history and fascinating archaeological sites. You'll come home with a new appreciation for cultures far different than ours.
Ann Ronan is a San Juan Capistrano travel consultant with a passion for making memorable travel simple. She offers her clients a unique combination of specialized knowledge, firsthand experience and strong personal contacts in the travel industry. She can be reached at ann@sjctravel.com or at 949.702.3977. Visit her website at www.sjctravel.com.
San Juan Capistrano Architectural Walking tours: Saturday from 10:00-11:30 a.m. weekly. Donation $5. Group tours available by appointment at 949.489.0736.
San Juan Capistrano Historical Society Walking tours: Sunday from 10:00-11:30 a.m. weekly. Donation $2. Group tours available by appointment. 949.483.8444.
The New Children's Museum: 200 West Island Ave, San Diego. Monday-Saturday 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday noon-4:00 p.m. Cost is $13 per person.
Bite Downtown San Diego Tour: Saturday and Sunday at noon. Lasts three hours over a two-mile route with visits to five or more restaurants. $47 per person. bitesandiego.com
Yellowstone National Park Lodging: Old Faithful Snow Lodge and Cabins and Mammoth Hot Springs and Cabins. Book online at yellowstonenationalparklodges.com or call 307.344.7311.
Thailand: Travel agents can quickly put together the best priced packages for you and suggest activities depending on your interests. Visit tourismthailand.org.
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Allows the transfer of funds from holiday ornament sales in the Senate gift shop.
Emergency spending is basically a giant loophole. The costs of supplemental bills are not counted in official annual budget figures, but still get added to the national debt. The projects and programs slipped into supplementals often would not pass muster in the regular budget process. Presidents are historically reluctant to veto funding meant for the troops, which makes such bills a magnet for pork; President Bush has threatened to veto this year's bill.
"Emergency spending bills are often called Christmas trees for the plentiful gifts that are tucked in for lawmakers and special interests, but this is the first with holiday ornaments already included. Taxpayers must play the Grinch and stop Congress from celebrating Christmas in March," Schatz concluded.


Violation Management is Donlen's proactive electronic violation processing solution, designed to reduce risks and cut costs for your fleet. Our comprehensive program can help fleets save up to 80% compared with traditional violation processing methods by transferring liability and simplifying the processing of violations.
I would like someone to contact me with more information regarding Violation Management. I saw it in the Fleet Management Marketplace.


This Wilderness First Aid course is sponsored by the Western New Mexico University Outdoor Program. Class lectures and simple labs are held on campus with access to simulation areas nearby.
Camping & Recreation: The WNMU campus is located six miles from the Gila National Forest; camping is plentiful. Faywood Hotsprings is a developed campground south of Silver City.
*Note: Boutique Air is the only airline operating from the airport. Contact the airline at 855-268-8478 or visit their website for more information and to schedule a flight. Car rental is available through Enterprise.


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IFF Message to Man
Alexey Medvedev
Evgeniia Marchenko
Program curator
Alena Koroleva
Mikhail Zheleznikov
Message to Man is one of the oldest and best known film festivals in Russia, founded in 1989, and registered by FIAPF. The program includes International Competition, In Silico Experimental Short Film Competition, National Competition of documentary films, as well as various special programs, workshops and events.
Please, check the festival website for more information: http://message2man.com/
Many great fillmmakers have been our guests, participants and members of the jury: Erwin Leiser, Tonino Guerra, Volker Schlöndorff, Agnès Varda, Godfrey Reggio, Emir Kusturica, Isabelle Huppert, Werner Herzog, Zbigniew Rybczyński, Ulrich Gregor, Leo Hurwicz, Gerrit van Dijk, Mira Nair, Alexander Sokurov, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Ulrich Seidl, Semih Kaplanoglu, Abdellatif Kechiche, Bill Plympton, Brillante Mendoza, Alice Rohrwacher, Pietro Marcello, Vincent Pérez, Nastassja Kinski, Alan Berliner, Niko von Glasow, Helena Trestíková, Marina Goldovskaya, Victor Kossakovsky, Garri Bardin, Sergey Dvortsevoy, Sergei Loznitsa, Vitaly Mansky among others.
In 2017 we welcomed the great Claude Lanzmann at the M2M festival, where he presented his new film "Napalm" and received an award for Contribution to Cinematic Arts.
• Golden Centaur Grand Prix and USD 3000 for best film*
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best full-length documentary film
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best short documentary film
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best short fiction film
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best short animated film
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best debut film**
In Silico International Competition of Experimental Films
• Centaur Prize and USD 1000 for best experimental film
National competition
• Centaur Prize and RUB 30000 for best full-length documentary film
• Centaur Prize and RUB 30000 for best short documentary film
• Centaur Prize and RUB 20000 for best debut film**
*If a film receives the Golden Centaur Grand Prix, the best film nomination in respected category is not awarded (for instance, if an animation receives the Grand Prix, the prize for best animated short film is canceled).
** A debut film is any film produced by a director while a student at a film school, or the first or second film of a director who has not received any special education.
• International Competition includes:
- Full-length documentary films (from 40 to 120 minutes)
- Short documentary films (up to 40 minutes)
- Short and animated films (up to 30 minutes)
All films should have been completed after January 1, 2019. English subtitles are required for all films with dialogue unless English is the original language of the film.
• In Silico International Competition of Experimental Films includes:
- Short experimental films (no longer than 15 minutes) in any genre, which are technically suitable for screening in a regular cinema and were completed after
January 1, 2018. English subtitles are required for all films with dialogue unless English is the original language of the film.
• National Competition of Documentary Films includes:
Documentary films up to 120 minutes by Russian directors or co-produced by Russian producers, completed after January 1, 2019.
Bea de Visser
Hospitality, its visitors and communication! Thanks, festival team and visitors
Coquelicot Mafille
Beautiful and competent people in the organisation, so great to know brilliant directors and film makers from all over the world.
International Competition (Full-length documentary films)
Full-length documentary films (from 40 to 120 minutes) completed after January 1, 2019
International Competition (Short documentary films)
Short documentary films (up to 40 minutes) completed after January 1, 2019
Standard: $7
International Competition (Short fiction and animated films)
Short and animated films (up to 30 minutes), completed after January 1, 2019
Short experimental films (up to 15 minutes) in any genre, technically suitable for screening in a regular cinema, completed after January 1, 2018.
Documentary films up to 120 minutes by Russian directors, or co-produced by Russian producers, completed after 1 January 2018


Even though there are currently only 7 programs monitored on DavidNews.com we have another program, which was waiting for a review. Coin Trade Finance LTD joined Golden Stage on DavidNews.com on the 19th of February. This program compared to the previous one is offering investment plans only with withdrawals after a certain number of days – 1, 3, 5 etc. More days – higher interest rates – theoretically higher profit. In total, this HYIP has been online for 17 days. On the 28th of February, it still has status "PAYING" on our monitor. Now I have reinvested in this program $400 and will keep you updated on the payment status.
Coin Trade Finance LTD offers 8 different investment plans with deposit term starting from 1 day up to 45 days. For all investment plans deposit is included in the interest rate. Minimum deposit for Coin Trade Finance LTD investment plans is $25 and maximum $100 000. Interest rates for each plan depend on the deposited amount. Interest rates for three plans with shortest investment terms are as follows: 105% up to 125% after 1 day, 117% up to 190% after 3 days, 135% up to 300% after 5 days. Minimum deposits of $25 in all these plans would have minimum net profit rates: 1 day – 5% net revenue daily, 3 days – 5,7% net revenue daily, 5 days – 7% net revenue daily. Feel free to do your own calculations to understand the real benefit of each investment plan. Moreover, there is also a calculator on the homepage of the Coin Trade Finance LTD website!
Admin of the Coin Trade Finance LTD chose the same path as the program I review yesterday by registering UK company for the program. Feel free to check the validity of the company certificate – number, name and address match on the website and Companies House website (service for checking UK registered company information). In the meanwhile, it doesn't have to do anything with the long-term approach of the program because as we have seen lately both types of programs - with and without registered companies - are collapsing.
Coin Trade Finance LTD has a pretty much generic legend, which can be easily replaced and is not memorable at all. However, it's the story of each cryptocurrency related legend because there is not much to write about. Going into details about trading might not be very interesting for potential investors. Besides that, most of us are interested in investment plans, withdrawal terms, and status of the HYIP on monitors. In fact, there was some complains today on our chat about the withdrawal time of Coin Trade Finance LTD, which according to the FAQ page is 24 business hours. The downside of 24 business hours is that admin can buy 3 full business days before we realize that it has already scammed. In case any of you notice anything unusual about Coin Trade Finance LTD withdrawals, drop a message in the chat box. In the meanwhile, my withdrawal is still being processed, but in the past, it usually took a few hours to receive it.
Coin Trade Finance LTD accepts payments from the following systems - PerfectMoney, Payeer, AdvCash, Bitcoin, and Litecoin. As usually, for withdrawals you can use the same wallet as for the deposits. Withdrawals can be requested only after the end of the investment term of the chosen plan. Withdrawal (transaction) fees are applicable only for Bitcoin withdrawals – BTC 0.001. Withdrawals are processed manually and are within 24 business hours.
In total there are 8 plans, but I would consider only three of them with the shortest deposit terms of 1, 3 and 5 days. $200 deposit would make a net profit of $10 in the plan "125% after 1 day", $34 in the plan "190% after 3 days" and $70 "300% after 5 days". To make these plans comparable we are talking about daily net revenue of $10, $11 and $14. Here we can see that the first plan is still safer because we can request withdrawals every day.
Today we are looking at a 2,5 weeks old program with short-term plans. As usual, the downside of such programs is that "all eggs are in one basket" and admin can hardly predict the number of withdrawals, which is more predictable for investment plans where only accruals are withdrawn. Sure, there are some generous programs, which satisfy their investors for some while in both types of HYIP's. In the meanwhile, website, and program look well. The only question is how long it will last and if the admin will use a joker card with 24 business hour withdrawal time to buy some time when the program is already a scam. However, due to the unpredictable nature of HYIP's we can't predict anything. Therefore, if you ever decide to make any investments, don't invest more than you can afford to lose!
Have you already made an investment in Coin Trade Finance LTD and have any useful information to share with us? Please drop a message in the chat box to share your experience!
Investment plans: 105% up to 125% after 1 day, 117% up to 190% after 3 days, 135% up to 300% after 5 days, initial deposit included in the payment. Ignore other plans.
Join Coin Trade Finance Here!


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MKRts&Crafts creates Betty White fundraiser to support local animal shelters
STEVEN BASSIN, Staff Writer
Maria Roswell of MKRts&Crafts created a fundraiser in honor of Betty White to support local animal shelters.
Like most animal lovers and pet owners, Bordentown resident and MKRts&Crafts owner Maria Roswell is a big supporter of animal shelters.
Her dog, Barkley, is a rescue himself.
The late great actress Betty White was also a big animal lover and huge supporter of different animal welfare organizations and charities during her time.
"Devastated" when she heard the news on Dec. 31 that White had passed away, Roswell knew she wanted to honor the legendary actress in some way.
That's when Roswell, with the help of Bordentown City resident Brenna Jobes, came up with the idea to honor the recent passing of White by showcasing her love for animals.
To commemorate White's 100th birthday, which would have been on Jan. 17, Roswell and Jobes created a special fundraiser to support two local animal shelters.
The Betty White Fundraiser consisted of personalized pet ornaments made by Roswell for customers with all the proceeds going towards Bordentown City Cats and It's a Ruff Life Rescue in nearby Hamilton.
"Betty White was a huge animal lover and advocate and we thought this would be a great way to honor her," Roswell said. "Everyone around here loves pets."
Roswell used her skills as an pyrography artist to create personalized wooden dog bones or cat silhouettes for customers.
She made the ornaments at the Handmade Arts Studio in Hightstown, which is owned and operated by Bordentown resident Mark Fenton.
Each ornament cost $18 and was customized with a pet's name and the iconic slogan "Thank you for being a friend" from the television show "The Golden Girls," where White is famously remembered for playing the character Rose Nylund.
A picture of White was also included on the back of the ornament.
"The Golden Girls" is an all-time favorite of Roswell's.
"I loved the show," Roswell said. "I always remember watching it with my grandma. I'm so happy to be doing this in honor of Betty."
The fundraiser continued from Jan. 13-17. Because of the onslaught of ornament requests by local residents, Roswell extended the fundraiser to 3 p.m. on Jan. 19.
As of Jan. 18, Roswell had 105 total orders and had raised around $1,890.
"It spread like wildfire," Roswell said. "I personally hoped we would sell 100. [I'm] thrilled that we got to 100."
Roswell ended up making 122 total pet ornaments and raised $1,300 for each pet shelter in seven days. She even had five out of state orders from South Carolina.
Last year, Roswell sold more than 100 Clara Barton ornaments to help the Bordentown Historical Society raise money to make upgrades to the Clara Barton Schoolhouse.
Roswell moved to the Bordentown area five years ago and since 2019 has devoted her time fully to running MKRts&Crafts.
All of Roswell's work is sold online worldwide and at local businesses in the area, like Mimosa Goods in Bordentown.
Roswell couldn't say more about the support she has gotten from the Bordentown community during her time in the area. She credits the Bordentown community for helping her "thrive" during the pandemic and adds that the community does a great job supporting all local small businesses.
As a big fan of White, Roswell said she is proud she was able to honor the late actress by helping animals in need and plans on continuing to do so in the future.
"We've talked about making this an annual thing," Roswell said. "We may create different crafts and support different organizations, but it will always be in the name of Betty White."
To find out more about MRKts&Crafts, visit www.mkrtsandcrafts.com.
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  ui->setupUi(this);
  fontbox = new QFontComboBox(this);
    fontbox->setFocusPolicy(Qt::NoFocus);
  QWidget *spacer = new QWidget(this);
    spacer->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Expanding, QSizePolicy::Expanding);
  ui->toolBar->addWidget(spacer);
  ui->toolBar->addWidget(fontbox);
  //Load settings
  settings = new QSettings("lumina-desktop","lumina-textedit");
  if(settings->contains("lastfont")){
    QFont oldfont;
    if(oldfont.fromString(settings->value("lastfont").toString() ) ){
      fontbox->setCurrentFont( oldfont );
      fontChanged(oldfont); //load it right now
    }
  }
  Custom_Syntax::SetupDefaultColors(settings); //pre-load any color settings as needed
  colorDLG = new ColorDialog(settings, this);
  this->setWindowTitle(tr("Text Editor"));
  ui->tabWidget->clear();
  //Add keyboard shortcuts
  closeFindS = new QShortcut(QKeySequence(Qt::Key_Escape), this);
    connect(closeFindS, SIGNAL(activated()), this, SLOT(closeFindReplace()) );
  ui->groupReplace->setVisible(false);
  //Update the menu of available syntax highlighting modes
  QStringList smodes = Custom_Syntax::availableRules();
  for(int i=0; i<smodes.length(); i++){
    ui->menuSyntax_Highlighting->addAction(smodes[i]);
  }
  ui->actionLine_Numbers->setChecked( settings->value("showLineNumbers",true).toBool() );
  ui->actionWrap_Lines->setChecked( settings->value("wrapLines",true).toBool() );
  //Setup any connections
  connect(ui->actionClose, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(close()) );
  connect(ui->actionNew_File, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(NewFile()) );
  connect(ui->actionOpen_File, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(OpenFile()) );
  connect(ui->actionClose_File, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(CloseFile()) );
  connect(ui->actionSave_File, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(SaveFile()) );
  connect(ui->actionSave_File_As, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(SaveFileAs()) );
  connect(ui->menuSyntax_Highlighting, SIGNAL(triggered(QAction*)), this, SLOT(UpdateHighlighting(QAction*)) );
  connect(ui->tabWidget, SIGNAL(currentChanged(int)), this, SLOT(tabChanged()) );
  connect(ui->tabWidget, SIGNAL(tabCloseRequested(int)), this, SLOT(tabClosed(int)) );
  connect(ui->actionLine_Numbers, SIGNAL(toggled(bool)), this, SLOT(showLineNumbers(bool)) );
  connect(ui->actionWrap_Lines, SIGNAL(toggled(bool)), this, SLOT(wrapLines(bool)) );
  connect(ui->actionCustomize_Colors, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(ModifyColors()) );
  connect(ui->actionFind, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(openFind()) );
  connect(ui->actionReplace, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(openReplace()) );
  connect(ui->tool_find_next, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(findNext()) );
  connect(ui->tool_find_prev, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(findPrev()) );
  connect(ui->tool_replace, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(replaceOne()) );
  connect(ui->tool_replace_all, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(replaceAll()) );
  connect(ui->tool_hideReplaceGroup, SIGNAL(clicked()), this, SLOT(closeFindReplace()) );
  connect(ui->line_find, SIGNAL(returnPressed()), this, SLOT(findNext()) );
  connect(ui->line_replace, SIGNAL(returnPressed()), this, SLOT(replaceOne()) );
  connect(colorDLG, SIGNAL(colorsChanged()), this, SLOT(UpdateHighlighting()) );
  connect(fontbox, SIGNAL(currentFontChanged(const QFont&)), this, SLOT(fontChanged(const QFont&)) );
  updateIcons();
  //Now load the initial size of the window
  QSize lastSize = settings->value("lastSize",QSize()).toSize();
  if(lastSize.width() > this->sizeHint().width() && lastSize.height() > this->sizeHint().height() ){
    this->resize(lastSize);
  }
}

MainUI::~MainUI(){

}

void MainUI::LoadArguments(QStringList args){ //CLI arguments
  for(int i=0; i<args.length(); i++){
    OpenFile( LUtils::PathToAbsolute(args[i]) );
    if(ui->groupReplace->isVisible()){ ui->line_find->setFocus(); }
    else{ currentEditor()->setFocus(); }
  }
  if(ui->tabWidget->count()<1){
    NewFile();
  }
}

// =================
//      PUBLIC SLOTS
//=================
void MainUI::updateIcons(){
  this->setWindowIcon( LXDG::findIcon("document-edit") );
  ui->actionClose->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("application-exit") );
  ui->actionNew_File->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("document-new") );
  ui->actionOpen_File->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("document-open") );
  ui->actionClose_File->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("document-close") );
  ui->actionSave_File->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("document-save") );
  ui->actionSave_File_As->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("document-save-as") );
  ui->actionFind->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("edit-find") );
  ui->actionReplace->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("edit-find-replace") );
  ui->menuSyntax_Highlighting->setIcon( LXDG::findIcon("format-text-color") );
  ui->actionCustomize_Colors->setIcon( LXDG::findIcon("format-fill-color") );
  //icons for the special find/replace groupbox
  ui->tool_find_next->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("go-down-search"));
  ui->tool_find_prev->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("go-up-search"));
  ui->tool_find_casesensitive->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("format-text-italic"));
  ui->tool_replace->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("arrow-down"));
  ui->tool_replace_all->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("arrow-down-double"));
  ui->tool_hideReplaceGroup->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon("dialog-close",""));
  //ui->tool_find_next->setIcon(LXDG::findIcon(""));

  QTimer::singleShot(0,colorDLG, SLOT(updateIcons()) );
}

// =================
//          PRIVATE
//=================
PlainTextEditor* MainUI::currentEditor(){
  if(ui->tabWidget->count()<1){ return 0; }
  return static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>( ui->tabWidget->currentWidget() );
}

QString MainUI::currentFileDir(){
  PlainTextEditor* cur = currentEditor();
  QString dir;
  if(cur!=0){
    if(cur->currentFile().startsWith("/")){
      dir = cur->currentFile().section("/",0,-2);
    }
  }
  return dir;
}

// =================
//    PRIVATE SLOTS
//=================
//Main Actions
void MainUI::NewFile(){
  OpenFile(QString::number(ui->tabWidget->count()+1)+"/"+tr("New File"));
}

void MainUI::OpenFile(QString file){
  QStringList files;
  if(file.isEmpty()){
    //Prompt for a file to open
    files = QFileDialog::getOpenFileNames(this, tr("Open File(s)"), currentFileDir(), tr("Text Files (*)") );
    if(files.isEmpty()){ return; } //cancelled
  }else{
    files << file;
  }
  for(int i=0; i<files.length(); i++){
    PlainTextEditor *edit = 0;
    //Try to see if this file is already opened first
    for(int j=0; j<ui->tabWidget->count(); j++){
      PlainTextEditor *tmp = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(j));
      if(tmp->currentFile()==files[i]){ edit = tmp; break; }
    }
    if(edit ==0){
      //New file - need to create a new editor for it
      edit = new PlainTextEditor(settings, this);
      connect(edit, SIGNAL(FileLoaded(QString)), this, SLOT(updateTab(QString)) );
      connect(edit, SIGNAL(UnsavedChanges(QString)), this, SLOT(updateTab(QString)) );
      connect(edit, SIGNAL(statusTipChanged()), this, SLOT(updateStatusTip()) );
      ui->tabWidget->addTab(edit, files[i].section("/",-1));
      edit->showLineNumbers(ui->actionLine_Numbers->isChecked());
      edit->setLineWrapMode( ui->actionWrap_Lines->isChecked() ? QPlainTextEdit::WidgetWidth : QPlainTextEdit::NoWrap);
      edit->setFocusPolicy(Qt::ClickFocus); //no "tabbing" into this widget
    }
    ui->tabWidget->setCurrentWidget(edit);
    edit->LoadFile(files[i]);
    edit->setFocus();
    QApplication::processEvents(); //to catch the fileLoaded() signal
  }
}

void MainUI::CloseFile(){
  int index = ui->tabWidget->currentIndex();
  if(index>=0){ tabClosed(index); }
}

void MainUI::SaveFile(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  cur->SaveFile();
}

void MainUI::SaveFileAs(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  cur->SaveFile(true);
}

void MainUI::fontChanged(const QFont &font){
  //Save this font for later
  settings->setValue("lastfont", font.toString());
  //Now apply this font to all the open editors
  QApplication::setFont(font, "PlainTextEditor");
}

void MainUI::updateStatusTip(){
  QString msg = currentEditor()->statusTip();
  //ui->statusbar->clearMessage();
  ui->statusbar->showMessage(msg);
}

void MainUI::UpdateHighlighting(QAction *act){
  if(act!=0){
    //Single-editor change
    PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
    if(cur==0){ return; }
    cur->LoadSyntaxRule(act->text());
  }else{
    //Have every editor reload the syntax rules (color changes)
    for(int i=0; i<ui->tabWidget->count(); i++){
      static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(i))->updateSyntaxColors();
    }
  }
}

void MainUI::showLineNumbers(bool show){
  settings->setValue("showLineNumbers",show);
  for(int i=0; i<ui->tabWidget->count(); i++){
    PlainTextEditor *edit = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(i));
    edit->showLineNumbers(show);
  }
}

void MainUI::wrapLines(bool wrap){
  settings->setValue("wrapLines",wrap);
  for(int i=0; i<ui->tabWidget->count(); i++){
    PlainTextEditor *edit = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(i));
    edit->setLineWrapMode( wrap ? QPlainTextEdit::WidgetWidth : QPlainTextEdit::NoWrap);
  }
}

void MainUI::ModifyColors(){
  colorDLG->LoadColors();
  colorDLG->showNormal();
}

void MainUI::updateTab(QString file){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = 0;
  int index = -1;
  for(int i=0; i<ui->tabWidget->count(); i++){
    PlainTextEditor *tmp = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(i));
    if(tmp->currentFile()==file){
	cur = tmp;
	index = i;
	break;
    }
  }
  if(cur==0){ return; } //should never happen
  bool changes = cur->hasChange();
  //qDebug() << "Update Tab:" << file << cur << changes;
  ui->tabWidget->setTabText(index,(changes ? "*" : "") + file.section("/",-1));
  ui->tabWidget->setTabToolTip(index, file);
  ui->actionSave_File->setEnabled(changes);
  this->setWindowTitle( (changes ? "*" : "") + file.section("/",-2) );
}

void MainUI::tabChanged(){
  //update the buttons/menus based on the current widget
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; } //should never happen though
  bool changes = cur->hasChange();
  ui->actionSave_File->setEnabled(changes);
  //this->setWindowTitle( ui->tabWidget->tabText( ui->tabWidget->currentIndex() ) );
  this->setWindowTitle( (changes ? "*" : "") + ui->tabWidget->tabToolTip( ui->tabWidget->currentIndex() ).section("/",-2) );
  if(!ui->line_find->hasFocus() && !ui->line_replace->hasFocus()){ ui->tabWidget->currentWidget()->setFocus(); }
}

void MainUI::tabClosed(int tab){
  PlainTextEditor *edit = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(tab));
  if(edit==0){ return; } //should never happen
  if(edit->hasChange()){
    //Verify if the user wants to lose any unsaved changes
    if(QMessageBox::Yes != QMessageBox::question(this, tr("Lose Unsaved Changes?"), QString(tr("This file has unsaved changes.\nDo you want to close it anyway?\n\n%1")).arg(edit->currentFile()), QMessageBox::Yes | QMessageBox::No, QMessageBox::No) ){ return; }
  }
  ui->tabWidget->removeTab(tab);
  edit->deleteLater();
}

//Find/Replace functions
void MainUI::closeFindReplace(){
  ui->groupReplace->setVisible(false);
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur!=0){ cur->setFocus(); }
}

void MainUI::openFind(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  ui->groupReplace->setVisible(true);
  ui->line_find->setText( cur->textCursor().selectedText() );
  ui->line_replace->setText("");
  ui->line_find->setFocus();
}

void MainUI::openReplace(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  ui->groupReplace->setVisible(true);
  ui->line_find->setText( cur->textCursor().selectedText() );
  ui->line_replace->setText("");
  ui->line_replace->setFocus();
}

void MainUI::findNext(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  bool found = cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively : QTextDocument::FindFlags() );
  if(!found){
    //Try starting back at the top of the file
    cur->moveCursor(QTextCursor::Start);
    cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively : QTextDocument::FindFlags() );
  }
}

void MainUI::findPrev(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  bool found = cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively | QTextDocument::FindBackward : QTextDocument::FindBackward );
  if(!found){
    //Try starting back at the bottom of the file
    cur->moveCursor(QTextCursor::End);
    cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively | QTextDocument::FindBackward : QTextDocument::FindBackward );
  }
}

void MainUI::replaceOne(){
  PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  //See if the current selection matches the find field first
  if(cur->textCursor().selectedText()==ui->line_find->text()){
    cur->insertPlainText(ui->line_replace->text());
  }
  cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively : QTextDocument::FindFlags() );
}

void MainUI::replaceAll(){
PlainTextEditor *cur = currentEditor();
  if(cur==0){ return; }
  //See if the current selection matches the find field first
  bool done = false;
  if(cur->textCursor().selectedText()==ui->line_find->text()){
    cur->insertPlainText(ui->line_replace->text());
    done = true;
  }
  while( cur->find( ui->line_find->text(), ui->tool_find_casesensitive->isChecked() ? QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively : QTextDocument::FindFlags() ) ){
    //Find/replace every occurance of the string
    cur->insertPlainText(ui->line_replace->text());
    done = true;
  }
  if(done){
    //Re-highlight the newly-inserted text
    cur->find( ui->line_replace->text(), QTextDocument::FindCaseSensitively | QTextDocument::FindBackward);
  }
}

//=============
//   PROTECTED
//=============
void MainUI::closeEvent(QCloseEvent *ev){
  //See if any of the open editors have unsaved changes first
  QStringList unsaved;
  for(int i=0; i<ui->tabWidget->count(); i++){
    PlainTextEditor *tmp = static_cast<PlainTextEditor*>(ui->tabWidget->widget(i));
    if(tmp->hasChange()){
      unsaved << tmp->currentFile();
    }
  }
  bool quitnow = unsaved.isEmpty();
  if(!quitnow){
    quitnow = (QMessageBox::Yes == QMessageBox::question(this, tr("Lose Unsaved Changes?"), QString(tr("There are unsaved changes.\nDo you want to close the editor anyway?\n\n%1")).arg(unsaved.join("\n")), QMessageBox::Yes | QMessageBox::No, QMessageBox::No) );
  }
  if(quitnow){ QMainWindow::closeEvent(ev); }
  else{ ev->ignore(); }
}


A brawl broke out at Haydock just as the final of eight races got under way.
Two distinct groups of men were throwing punches in among the general crowd, including women and children.
After the initial disagreement seemed to have passed, it then broke out again before security staff intervened.
Merseyside Police said one man had been arrested on suspicion of affray and possession of a controlled drug following the brawl at Haydock.
The force also asked anyone with information about the incident to contact police.
Oliver Hodgson said he believed there was "at least" 60 to 100 involved in the melee.
"There were families and kids there, they were bumping into prams and as you can see on the video there's a mum and child being rushed off by security.


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Baudelaire's famous poem from Flowers of Evil turned into a chanson by Léo Ferré, from a recital given in 1969. The Fench text and multiple English translations may be found here; I've appended the translation by Edna St. Vincent Millay, which may or may not be the best (I don't know French), but is certainly the most song-like.
Their obstinate complaints to an unlistening ear.
Tyrant at last, and plants on me his inky flag.


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A pedestrian passes empty office buildings in the square mile financial district of the City of London, U.K. (Photographer: Jason Alden/Bloomberg)
Brexit Drags U.K. Below U.S. in Global Business Location Ranking
Iain Rogers
(Bloomberg) -- Britain is significantly less attractive as an international business location because of Brexit but remains well positioned compared with other major economies, according to a German study.
The U.K. slipped behind the U.S. to second place in the latest ranking published by Germany's Foundation for Family Businesses, though it remains ahead of the rest of its Group of Seven partners. Canada was fourth, followed by Germany in 17th, France in 18th, Japan in 20th and Italy in 21st and final spot.
"Brexit has been a major liability for the U.K.," the authors of the study wrote. "Future British governments have a long road ahead if they wish to regain its economic dynamism, as promised by Brexit advocates."
The eighth edition of the ranking, which is prepared by the ZEW research institute and was first published in 2006, assessed the business environment in six categories: taxation; labor costs, productivity and human capital; regulation; financing; infrastructure and institutions and energy.
Britain suffered the biggest overall decline of all the countries included, with "Brexit-related uncertainties" having the greatest impact in the area of "financing" and "infrastructure and institutions."
The U.S. tops the list mainly due to "outstanding performance" in regulation, financing and energy, and it also scores well on labor costs, productivity and human capital. A clear weakness is taxation: "While Trump's tax reform was beneficial, the U.S. still trails most countries in this area," the authors said.
"Our analysis sheds important light on the extent to which countries will be in a position to ward off the long-term effects of the coronavirus pandemic," they added.
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Johnson Vows to Slash Business Rules, Asking U.K. Bosses to Help
Brexit Is a New World Businesses Still Need to Figure Out


West Coast Runner: They actually listened!
Last Saturday during my long run, I once again went through Westwood and Morrell as usual. It had been 2 weeks since I bailed on my face on the wooden bridge. I met the bridge a week afterwards, slowed right down and managed to cross without incident. This past week when I returned to the bridge I was surprised to find that the bridge was now covered with wire! Thank you Morrell Sanctuary!!
As you know, I sent an e-mail to the park right after the incident. As of yet, I have not heard back from the park; however, they obviously at least read the e-mail and acted on it. That in itself, is better than a response via e-mail! I didn't have my camera with me so I returned to the park today in order to take some photos to show you the scene!
The corner that has taken me out twice. Once going into the bridge, sliding my left hip right into the rail on the corner. And most recently, coming out of this bridge on the corner, landing right on that nice cement at the end.
Not a lot of time left to blog as I just got home from my workout and have to shower and get ready for work. So I will leave you with a photo of Socket. He has a new favorite place. Whenever I opened the dryer, whether it is empty or has clothes in it, Socket makes himself at home.


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Ṭoghrıl I had proclaimed himself sultan at Neyshābūr in 1038 and had espoused strict Sunnism, by which he gained the caliph's confidence and undermined the Būyid position in Baghdad. The Oğuz Turks had accepted Islam late in the 10th century, and their leaders displayed a convert's zeal in their efforts to restore a Muslim polity along orthodox lines. Their efforts were made all the more urgent by the spread of Fāṭimid Ismāʿīlī propaganda (Arabic daʿwah) in the eastern Caliphate by means of an underground network of propagandists, or dāʿīs, intent on undermining the Būyid regime, and by the threat posed by the Christian Crusaders.
The Būyids' usurpation of the caliph's secular power had given rise to a new theory of state formulated by al-Māwardī (died 1058). Al-Māwardī's treatise partly prepared the theoretical ground for Ṭoghrıl's attempt to establish an orthodox Muslim state in which conflict between the caliph-imam's spiritual-juridical authority on the one side and the secular power of the sultan on the other could be resolved, or at least regulated, by convention. Al-Māwardī reminded the Muslim world of the necessity of the imamate; but the treatise realistically admitted the existence of, and thus accommodated, the fact of military usurpation of power. The Seljuqs' own political theorist al-Ghazālī (died 1111) carried this admission further by explaining that the position of a powerless caliph, overshadowed by a strong Seljuq master, was one in which the latter's presence guaranteed the former's capacity to defend and extend Islam.
The caliph al-Qāʾim (reigned 1031–75) replaced the last Būyid's name, al-Malik al-Raḥīm, in the khuṭbah and on the coins with that of Ṭoghrıl Beg; and, after protracted negotiation ensuring restoration of the caliph's dignity after Shīʿite subjugation, Ṭoghrıl entered Baghdad in December 1055. The caliph enthroned him and married a Seljuq princess. After Ṭoghrıl had campaigned successfully as far as Syria, he was given the title of "king of the east and west." The new situation was justified by the theory that existing practice was legal whereby a new caliph could be instituted by the sultan, who possessed effective power and sovereignty, but that thereafter the sultan owed the caliph allegiance because only so long as the caliph-imam's juridical faculties were recognized could government be valid.
Ṭoghrıl Beg died in 1063. His heir, Alp-Arslan, was succeeded by Malik-Shah in 1072, and the latter's death in 1092 led to succession disputes out of which Berk-Yaruq emerged triumphant to reign until 1105. After a brief reign, Malik-Shah II was succeeded by Muḥammad I (reigned 1105–18). The last "Great Seljuq" was Sanjar (1118–57), who had earlier been governor of Khorāsān.
Alp-Arslan had nearly annihilated the Byzantine army at Manzikert in 1071, opening Asia Minor to those dependent tribesmen of the Seljuqs of whom Iran and the world were to hear more in the period of Ottoman power. Transoxania was subdued, the Christians in the Caucasus chastised, and the Fāṭimids expelled from Syria. An empire was for a short time achieved whose extent and stability enabled Alp-Arslan's and Malik-Shah's great minister, Niẓām al-Mulk (died 1092), to pay a ferryman on the Oxus River with a draft cashable in Damascus.
Building and maintaining such a great empire necessitated a military regime and a vast war machine. The price to be paid later was oppression by military commanders and their units, set free to compete with each other and harry the land after the machine fell out of the grasp of powerful sultans. The soldiers had been remunerated by grants of land called iqṭāʿs, which were originally usufructuary but developed over time into hereditary properties. The grants later became nuclei out of which petty principalities grew with the decline of the central power. The cultivators were left at the mercy of military overlords in possession of the soil.
The great minister Niẓām al-Mulk was typical of the Iranian bureaucracy, which, in an area prone to invasion, was often called on to attempt to cushion the impact of the brute military force of nomadic invaders and contain it within the bounds of administrative, economic, and cultural feasibility. For his Turkish masters he wrote the Seyāsat-nāmeh ("Book of Government"), in which he urged the regulation of royal court procedures in line with Sāmānid models and the restriction of the arrogance and cupidity of the military fief holders. His book is the measure of the Seljuqs' failure to provide enduring stability and equitable government. Had they done so, such a work would have been unnecessary.
Of one disruptive force Niẓām al-Mulk's book is dramatically descriptive, in terms betraying near panic. The Seljuqs failed to nip in the bud the power of the Ismāʿīliyyah, originally spread throughout the eastern Islamic world by clandestine Fāṭimid dāʿīs—many of whose cells later split from the mainstream of events in Egypt to become an independent organization within the Seljuq empire. This organization exercised power by terrorism, and the name given its adherents by Europeans in the Middle Ages, Assassins (from ḥashīshī, denoting a consumer of hashish), has become a common noun in English. Ismāʿīlī doctrine consisted of an esoteric system combining extremist (Arabic ghulāt) Shīʿite beliefs and a complex theology heavily permeated by the form and content of Hellenistic philosophy. Ismāʿīliyyah recognized only 7 of the imams in descent from ʿAlī and Fāṭimah, whereas the Ithnā ʿAsharī Shīʿism—that followed by the Būyids and the dominant sect of modern Iran—recognized 12.
The movement in Iran crystallized under the leadership of Ḥasan-e Ṣabbāḥ, who had been trained in Fāṭimid Egypt. In 1090 Ḥasan gained the castle of Alamūt in the Elburz Mountains, and the order's principal cells were thereafter situated, so far as possible, in similar impregnable mountain strongholds. From these centres, fidāʾīs, or devotees ready to sacrifice their lives, issued forth and permeated society, spreading their mission as peddlers and itinerant tailors and gaining influence among the urban artisan and weaving classes. They were also often able to win the confidence of many highly placed women and children, whom they could please with novelties of dress or toys. Niẓām al-Mulk himself was assassinated by one of the fidāʾīs, but it is possible that this was done with the connivance of one of Malik-Shah's wives, whose son the vizier did not support for the succession.
The Ismāʿīliyyah were able to puncture Seljuq power but not destroy it. In the end the Seljuq empire collapsed where it had begun—in Khorāsān, where Sultan Sanjar ultimately failed to control Turkmen tribes related to him by blood. Sanjar could not rely on military commanders his family had raised to high posts and had rewarded with land and provincial powers. The tribesmen refused to be coerced into paying taxes. In 1153 they captured the old sultan and, although allowing him all the respect of his regal position, kept him captive for three years.
Atsiz was the military leader who, after Sultan Sanjar's capture in 1153, succeeded in supplanting Seljuq power in northeastern Iran. His ancestor, Anūṣtegin, had been keeper of Malik-Shah's kitchen utensils and had been rewarded with the governorship of Khwārezm on the Oxus, where he founded the Khwārezm-Shah dynasty (c. 1077–1231). Regions elsewhere in Iran, on the passing of Seljuq supremacy, became independent under atabegs, who were originally proxy fathers and tutors sent with young Seljuq princes when these were deputed to govern provinces. At first the atabegs took power in the names of Seljuq puppets. When this fiction lapsed, atabeg dynasties such as the Eldegüzids of Azerbaijan (c. 1137–1225) and Salghurids of Fārs (c. 1148–1270) split Iran into independent rival principalities.
The Salghurid court in Shīrāz especially fostered the arts, as parvenu, competitive courts are wont to do. The poet Saʿdī (died 1292) was a contemporary in Shīrāz of the Salghurid atabeg Abū Bakr ibn Saʿd ibn Zangī (reigned 1231–60), whom he mentions by name in his Būstān ("The Orchard"), a book of ethics in verse. Abū Bakr's father, Saʿd, for whom Saʿdī took his pen name, conferred great prosperity on Shīrāz.
Saʿd ibn Zangī came to terms with the Khwārezm-Shahs. Their power in Transoxania was secured by acceptance of tributary status to the non-Muslim Karakitai empire of Central Asia. They endeavoured to emulate the Seljuqs by following an expansionist policy in Iran south of the Oxus. Saʿd ibn Zangī, in his relations with the Khwārezm-Shah, set the pattern his successor Abū Bakr followed later. These atabegs saved Fārs from outright invasion by northern military powers by paying heavy tribute. This tribute was the price of Shīrāz's remaining the peaceful haven of the arts in which Saʿdī and after him Ḥāfeẓ (died 1390) flourished, to continue the Persian literary tradition begun under the Sāmānids and continued under both the Ghaznavids and the Seljuqs.
The collapse of the Karakitai empire northeast of the Oxus was partly accelerated by the unsuccessful bid of Khwārezm-Shah ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Muḥammad (reigned 1200–20) to win Muslim approval while releasing himself from the Khwārezm-Shahs' humiliating tributary status to an infidel power. But the coup de grâce to the Karakitai empire was delivered by its own vassal from the east, the Mongol leader Küchlüg Khan, who from 1211 onward was to be a direct opponent of the Khwārezm-Shahs in Central Asia. The Karakitai had been defeated, but the situation on the Khwārezm-Shah's eastern border had worsened.
Meanwhile, Sultan ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Muḥammad quarreled with the caliph; he set up an anticaliph of his own and further antagonized his Muslim subjects, who were unremittingly suspicious of a regime once subject to the Karakitai infidels and whose Kipchak mercenary militia and brutal commanders brought cruelty and desolation wherever they marched. ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Muḥammad was unable to control his army leaders, who had tribal connections with such influential people at court as his own mother. The post-Karakitai wars between him and Küchlüg Khan damaged the safety of the Central Asian trade arteries from China to the West. The great Mongol leader Genghis Khan took Beijing in 1215 and, as lord of China, was concerned with Chinese trade outlets. The situation between Küchlüg and the Khwārezm-Shah sultan afforded scope as well as a pretext for the Mongols' westward advance, if only to restore the flow of trade.


The town of Jarratt is primarily located in Greensville County. A portion of Jarratt extends into Sussex County.
From the Census Estimates for 2017, Jarratt has a population of 597 people<2> (see below for details).
Jarratt is 150 feet [46 m] above sea level.<3>.
At the time of the 2010 Census, Jarratt had a population of 638 people (which is 5.21% of the total population of Greensville County). This makes Jarratt the county's most populous community.
With a 2010 count of 638 people, the population of Jarratt increased 8.32% from the 2000 Census (with a count of 589 people).
Taken from the 2017 Census Estimates, Jarratt had an population of 597 people. This is a decrease of 6.43% since the 2010 Census (or an increase of 1.36% since the 2000 Census).
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