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Man Fatally Shot by Police After Stabbing Miami Beach Officer
A Miami Beach police officer made contact with a man in South Beach Saturday night when he was stabbed by him.
Martin Vassolo, Devoun Cetoute, and David J. Neal
MIAMI BEACH, Florida -- A fatal shooting sparked by the stabbing of an officer, police say, brought a violent interruption to the usual Saturday night on Miami Beach's Ocean Drive.
Miami Beach police say at 9:08 p.m., an officer making contact with a man at 10th Street and Ocean Drive, across Ocean Drive from the iconic Clevelander South Beach Hotel, was stabbed by him. Other officers shot the man.
Video circulating online appears to show the man sitting on a wall while holding a knife. He tumbles off the wall as if hit with a Taser and several officers approach. Suddenly, the officers jump back and fire several shots.
As of Sunday morning, the officer is in the Intensive Care Unit, but in stable condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The man who allegedly stabbed him died Sunday morning.
The man has yet to be identified, according to Miami Beach police. The officer's name hasn't been released.
The officer had been patrolling the popular beach-front promenade as part of the department's Operation Safe Streets initiative, a campaign to increase police visibility in the Entertainment District, said Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber.
Gelber, who visited the officer at Jackson Memorial Hospital, said the officer appeared to be in good spirits as he spoke with his family and friends at the hospital.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement will investigate the shooting, per Miami Beach Police Department policy.
The timing and location of the shooting — three weeks before the Super Bowl and near where ESPN will be filming live coverage at the Clevelander — makes for unfortunate "PR" for the city, said State Rep. and former Miami Beach Commissioner Michael Grieco.
A former prosecutor with experience analyzing videos of police-involved shootings, Grieco said the videos he has seen appear to show that police were justified in their use of force. The videos show that the attacker was shot with a Taser before he stabbed the officer. Responding officers open fire after the stabbing, Grieco said.
"They followed protocol," he said. "I've watched about three or four videos of this now. It's pretty clear cut."
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Fiat Chrysler has announced that a Jeep Renegade PHEV is coming soon.
Just last week, Fiat-Chrysler (FCA) made an official announcement that it will begin to move forward in preparation for production of a Jeep Renegade plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. According to the automaker, this is the first step in Jeep's plan to launch some eight PHEVs between now and 2022.
FCA will invest over $10 billion into its electrification efforts throughout the course of the next five years in order to meet U.S. emissions targets and phase out diesel engines. Thus, it will be curious to see what happens if those targets happen to be lessened. However, in the meantime, it has been confirmed that at least Renegade PHEV production efforts are already underway.
According to Reuters, the Jeep Renegade plug-in hybrid will hit the market near the beginning of 2020. Jeep plans to manufacture it at its Melfi plant in Italy, where the Fiat 500X is currently built. The plant will be reconfigured, employees trained on the new tech, and a new engine is in the works that will cost the company some 200 million euros to design and ready.
While we recently reported on Jeep's plans to produce eight PHEVs by 2022, Reuters says the automaker's full plan is to use a grand total of 12 different electrified powertrain systems by that time - which will include BEVs, PHEVs, and traditional hybrids - to be used in a total of 30 assorted vehicles.


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Goldie's Week 10 record: 10-3
Miami Dolphins (6-3) @ Denver Broncos (3-6)
The Miami Dolphins have won five games in a row. Brian Flores has the defense rocking , resulting in them being up there with the best in the NFL. It should be no surprise that "B-Flo" is a frontrunner for coach of the year. Also, Xavien Howard has been playing like the best cornerback in the league with five interceptions. Meanwhile, Broncos will be starting a banged up Drew Lock. Fully expect the Dolphins to go into Denver and dismantle the Broncos.
Detroit Lions (4-5) @ Carolina Panthers (3-7)
Goldie's Take: Lions Win 28-23
The Lions need this game. Carolina has lost five in a row and Matthew Stafford is running out of time in his career. Believe or not this Detroit team is very much alive in the playoff push. A win here would do wonders for their chances. Panthers will again be without star running back Christian McCaffrey. I like the Lions in this one.
Crazy Uncle Jeff's Lock of the Week: NO -3.5
Atlanta Falcons (3-6) @ New Orleans Saints (7-2)
Vegas Picks: NO -3.5
Saints come into this one ROLLING, winners of six in a row. However, starting QB Drew Brees will be out for this game. Sean Payton has decided it's Taysom Hill time. Nobody really knows what to expect from Hill as he's only thrown 18 passes in his career. This is a surprising move considering Jameis Winston is also on the team. That being said, I trust Payton. Uncle Jeff and I agree, Saints win this one in the dome and keep the train rolling.
Pittsburgh Steelers (9-0) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (1-8)
Vegas Picks: PIT -10.5
Although the Steelers are 9-0, most experts around the league will agree they're not the best team in football.They have a huge game coming up on Thanksgiving night against the Ravens. I could see this Jacksonville game being a bit of a trap game for Big Ben and the Steelers. However, I don't think the Jags pose enough of a threat to pull out a win. Steelers win in an unexpectedly close game.
New England Patriots (4-5) @ Houston Texans (2-7)
Vegas Picks: NE -1.5
Goldie's Take: Patriots Win 26-21
The Pats will look to carry their momentum from their monsoon game against the Ravens last week right into Houston. New England are the more physical team and I think they are going to go in and bully the Texans. Houston will be without starting running back David Johnson. Pats physicality powers them back to .500.
Tennessee Titans (6-3) @ Baltimore Ravens (6-3)
Vegas Picks: BAL -5
Goldie's Take: Ravens Win 33-24
This is a rematch of last year's AFC divisional round where the Titans shocked the world and beat the mighty Ravens in Baltimore (This was back when we had full stadiums too). Lamar Jackson and the Ravens have had this game circled on their calendar for months now. Baltimore is going to come out firing and never look back. Ravens win this AFC heavyweight fight.
Philadelphia Eagles (3-5-1) @ Cleveland Browns (6-3)
Browns have allowed a total of only 23 points in the past two weeks combined. Their defense has been balling. The return of Nick Chubb clearly boosts their offense as the Browns are a run heavy team. The Eagles are still pretty beat up injury wise. Also the game is in Cleveland. All signs point towards the Browns taking this one.
Cincinnati Bengals (2-6-1) @ Washington Football Team (2-7)
Vegas Picks: WAS -1
Goldie's Take: Bengals Win 30-21
Washington has still failed to win a game outside of the NFC "LEast", I don't see that changing this weekend. Joey B gets his first road victory in the NFL. Honestly I don't have much faith in either one of these squads, but I'm going with the rook this Sunday. Bengals get a win in the nation's capital.
New York Jets (0-9) @ Los Angeles Chargers (2-7)
Vegas Picks: LAC -9.5
C'mon people. This is the Jets we're talking about. Nobody in their right mind is taking the Jets in any game this season. However, if there was a team to lose to the Jets, I wouldn't put it past the Chargers. They just can't figure out how to close out wins. The Chargers might be the best 2-7 team I've ever seen. Herbert shines as the Chargers handle the Jets at home.
Dallas Cowboys (2-7) @ Minnesota Vikings (4-5)
Cowboys are getting quarterback Andy Dalton back this weekend, so this should be a closer game then originally expected. That being said, the Vikings still have the best player on the field in Dalvin Cook. I predict the Cowboys will keep it close but the Vikings pull away in the end. Making this a venue call as I like the Vikings at home.
Green Bay Packers (7-2) @ Indianapolis Colts (6-3)
Vegas Picks: IND -1.5
Colts have used their weak schedule to their advantage this year, winning the games they should win. The win against Tennessee was a bit of a surprise, but I still don't view Indy as a contender. On the other hand, I do view Green Bay as a contender. Their defense is playing very well, oh and Aaron Rodgers? He's a BAAAAD MAAANNN. Packers take this one on the road.
Kansas City Chiefs (8-1) @ Las Vegas Raiders (6-3)
The Raiders are the only team that has beaten the Chiefs this season. If the Black Hole was at full capacity, the Raiders would be strong competitors for Goldie's Upset of the week, but unfortunately in today's pandemic world there will be no crazy Raiders fans at this game. Chiefs will show the world that they truly are the best team in football with a primetime W in Vegas this Sunday.
Los Angeles Rams (6-3) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-3)
Vegas Picks: TB -4
Goldie's Take: Buccaneers Win 38-31
Monday Night Football should be a very exciting matchup as these two contenders face off. On the one side the Rams absolutely need a win to keep pace with their loaded division. However the same is true for the Bucs as they need to keep pace with the Saints, especially after losing to them twice already this season. I think this is going to be a great game but I like Brady's experience to be the X factor in this one. Bucs win a high scoring affair.

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DESHLER — A funeral for Martha Kay "Marcy" Challen, 53, of Deshler, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Rodenberger Funeral Home, Deshler, the Rev. Ruth Carter-Crist officiating. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery, Deshler.
Visitation will be held from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Challen died Sunday, Dec. 28, 2014, at her residence.
Surviving are her father, James (Peggy) Butler; her husband, Robert; a daughter, Karen Glass (Rob Ludemann); a stepdaughter, Mrs. Steve (Jill) Rockow; a brother, James (Melissa) Butler Jr.; and four sisters, Becky Butler; Mrs. Paul (Julie) Moser; Mrs. Dan (Tina) McGraw; and Rachel Stacey.


The numbers of hate crimes against disabled people seem to be growing although such crimes often go unreported. Sanah Sheikh looks at how some police forces are committed to tackling these crimes and changing their procedures accordingly. But there is a lack of consistency across police forces and information and learning is therefore patchy. Hate crime against disabled people needs to be given more priority.
There have been a number of high profile cases of disability hate crime, such as the shocking murders of Brent Martin in Sunderland and Steven Hoskin in Cornwall, both of whom had a learning disability, and more recently the tragic deaths of Fiona Pilkington and her daughter in Leicestershire, as well as David Askew in Greater Manchester. Additionally, a recent ComRes poll commissioned by Scope, revealed that more than half of disabled people in London (58 per cent) say they have experienced hostility, aggression or violence from a stranger because of their condition or impairment. According to the Metropolitan Police, the number of disabled Londoners suffering hate crime has more than tripled in the past five years. A Freedom of Information (FOI) request showed that there were 130 reported cases in the last year compared with 40 in 2005.
The waves of harm created by hate crime have far-reaching implications beyond the victims, and fundamentally strike at social cohesion, citizenship, and even national productivity. OPM's research report on violence and hostility against disabled people found that hate crimes have powerful symbolic and concrete impacts that extend way beyond the physical and emotional harm experienced by the victims. Family members of disabled hate crime victims, who may not be disabled themselves, can similarly be victimised. Other disabled people who have never experienced hate crime also restructure their lives to avoid putting themselves at risk. Hate crimes degrade the communities in which they occur, members of which often feel a sense of shame and anger.
There is thus an urgent need for disability hate crime to become a greater priority, both at the national and local level. More specifically, police services across the UK should look critically at the way in which they tackle hate crime against disabled people. We were commissioned by the learning disability charity Mencap to conduct research exploring how police services in England handle hate crimes against those with learning disabilities. The findings indicate that police services face a number of challenges in tackling hate crime against this group, and that approaches vary widely. For example, we found little consistency in the structures of different police services to tackle hate crime and many don't have dedicated hate crime officers or units in place. Without these, hate crime is tackled by a variety of police officers and personnel, such as Community Liaison Officers, Diversity Officers and Police Community Support Officers. This suggests that there is a need to ensure that they work in a joined-up way and that there are clear lines of reporting and accountability so that incidents of hate crime don't slip through the cracks.
All police services agreed that the level of reported disability hate crime is much lower than that of actual disability hate crime. This can prevent police services from making properly informed decisions about effective resourcing. All police services felt that low prevalence figures were a result of under-reporting but only a small number felt that low prevalence figures were a result of non-identification and miscategorisation by police officers. On the other hand it is encouraging that the majority of police services are now recording hate incidents as well as hate crimes.
We also found that only one police service (out of fourteen consulted) recorded disability hate crime by type of impairment and only four services reported that they record the type of hate crime that has occurred. Most services suggested that their officers could be better at identifying and recording hate crime. On the other hand, some police services are doing innovative work to encourage people with learning disabilities to report hate crime. Such work often includes an element of interacting with and getting to know police officers and others who are involved in tackling these issues. Other police services are working with local partners to support individuals that want to report incidents at places they visit often or make it easier for them to access pleases other than the police station.
Almost all hate crime policies include guidance on investigating hate crime in general but there do not appear to be any disability-specific investigation and evidencing procedures in place. Additionally, fewer than half of the police services we consulted reported having dedicated victim support officers or victim and/or witness support departments in place. On the other hand, the majority of police services recognised the importance of working with partners such as local authorities and local advocacy groups which implies that they recognise that there are other organisations that are better placed to identify the type of support needed by victims of hate crime.
Our consultation with people with learning disabilities found significant dissatisfaction with the way they have been handled by the police. Police officers were often felt to be 'patronising' or 'rude' and also did now know how to communicate with victims with a learning disability in an appropriate manner. The majority of police services we consulted with reported that police officers had only received general equality and diversity training with little specific focus on learning disability.
It is clear from our research that although police services face many challenges in tackling hate crime, there are also many police services that are seriously committed to improving the services they offer to those with learning difficulties. This has resulted in dramatically improved systems and procedures over the last few years and these forces have often put in place innovative practices. The tackling of hate crime could thus be vastly improved if police services got together to share their learning and coordinate their practices. Encouragingly, our report has also elicited a positive response from the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO). Amongst other things they are committed to ensuring that better data collection structures are in place and that victims are better supported. We are thus hopeful that tackling disability hate crime will become an important and appropriately resourced priority for police services across the UK.
To read more about our recommendations and the rest of the report click here. To find out more about OPM, please visit our website.
Disgusting cowardly Caregivers hate on defenseless non verbal, autistic man by punching him, pulling his hair and slamming him to ground and poking him in the eye.
What do you expect when you have leaders calling us cheats and frauds, Miliband today talking about Media he stated the Daily Mail speaks about the sick the disabled calling them frauds and scroungers sometimes quite rightly.
You had NeLabourur who used the media including the NOTW perhaps that's why Milband had 26 meetings while in opposition with NOTW, perhaps the day will come soon when we will have a tattoos on our arms.


At GIS we are experts at creating homes with both low environmental impact and certified GREEN energy efficiency. These principles are not just for the environmentally conscious among us but are ideal for financially-savvy custom homeowners, as well. Our commitment to these building principles helps preserve the natural environment around your new home and keeps your energy bills low.
Here in the Seattle area, we are especially focused on creating buildings that allow homeowners to enjoy their natural surroundings. Our Green building methods employ a holistic approach, seeking to maximize resources without imposing unnecessarily on the land. We consider the impact your custom home will have on the environment and the community around it. Since homes and buildings account for a large amount of land, energy, and water use, we focus on Green building as a means of reducing our overall environmental imprint.
Whenever possible we choose to use non-toxic materials in construction to help improve indoor air quality. Most GREEN building materials are engineered to maintain "good air" inside a home. This is beneficial because it reduces the likelihood of respiratory illnesses such as asthma and allergies. GREEN building materials are also emission-free and have very little to no VOC (Volatile organic compound) content. They need to be moisture-resistant in order to prevent molds from growing inside the house. Since Seattle has such a wet climate, we can improve Indoor air quality through ventilation systems and by using construction materials that control humidity and allow a building to breathe.
Green Building requires engineers, architects, and builders to integrate their areas of expertise. As certified GREEN builders we employ practices and use materials and product technologies that make conscientious use of resources. This combination of methods and materials makes use of environmentally-sound materials, preserves energy, reduces environmental impact, and fosters both the health of residents and surrounding wildlife.
GREEN building principles apply to both the building and the functioning of your custom home. This means that we look to improve your design, construction, living, operation, maintenance, and removal/disposal of waste materials.
Increased efficiency resulting from new GREEN technology and design can dramatically reduce operation costs associated with heating, electricity, and water in your new home.
Just as with energy use, GIS works to create a house that effectively reduces water consumption. We suggest options for incorporating water-efficient appliances into kitchens and bathrooms, offering spray taps and low-flush toilets. You can take advantage of recycling water around your custom home by means of rainwater harvesting systems. We also work to develop your site in a way that reduces localized flooding, which can carry pollution into water sources and cause erosion.
For those interested in solar power, we can provide solar energy systems. While the Seattle area and climate are not necessarily the ideal location for solar power, it is a green energy source that can help optimize low-impact living, especially when used in conjunction with other green living technologies.
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Contact GIS International and schedule a time for us to review your plan. We can help you optimize those plans to include ways to make your building and your daily living more environmentally responsible and energy efficient.


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LYNCHBURG, VA-The Hampden-Sydney basketball team shot 54.7% from the field connecting on 35 of its 64 attempts en route to a 92-59 win over Lynchburg College. With the win, the Tigers improve to 14-4 overall and 8-2 in ODAC play. The Hornets, however, fall to 11-8 overall and 6-5 in the conference.
Hampden-Sydney's Ru White (Chesterfield, VA/L.C. Bird) led all scorers with 15 points to go with seven rebounds and three assists. Ben Jessee (Midlothian, VA/Cosby) and Greg Lewis (Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover) also scored in double figures with 11 points each. Four Tigers scored eight points, and Leon Hargrove (Raleigh, NC/Middle Creek) was impressive in his third career start with five points to go with career-highs in rebounds (8) and assists (4).
Lynchburg was led by Andrew Simon's eight points in just ten minutes of play off the bench. Brandan Connor and Tucker Lukas each scored seven points.
Hampden-Sydney took the first lead of the game on a White lay up four seconds into the contest and never looked back. The Tigers slowly built their lead, and at the 13:45 mark led by six as a Sasha Obradovic (Belgrade, Serbia/Hawaii Prep) triple made it an 11-5 game. Though Lynchburg cut the margin to three, the Tigers burst out to an 11-0 run to take a 26-12 advantage at the 8:36 mark.
After a scoring drought by both teams, a Hargrove jumper put the Tigers up 17 with just over a minute and a half before half. Lewis then hit a three to put the Tigers up 22, but Lynchburg scored the final four points of the half to make it 42-24 in favor of the Tigers at intermission.
Lucas hit a three for Lynchburg to start the second half, but it was all Tigers from there. Hampden-Sydney reeled off 12 unanswered points before Robby Kaiser ended the Hornet drought with a three to make it 54-30 four and a half minutes into the half.
The Tigers pushed their lead to 31 when Fletcher Lumpkin (Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin) laid the ball in to go up 63-32 at the 13:36 mark.
Five and a half minutes later, Lynchburg came within 25, but five straight points from Lewis again made it a 30 point advantage in favor of the Tigers.
Down the stretch, Hampden-Sydney was able to push its lead to 34 twice, but finish with the 33 point victory of 92-59.
As a team, Hampden-Sydney was 35-of-64 (54.7%) from the floor, 7-of-24 (29.2%) from beyond the arc, and 15-of-25 (60.0%) from the free throw line. The Tigers won the battle of the turnovers (22 to Lynchburg's 24) and boards (49 to Lynchburg's 35).
The Hornets were 21-of-63 (33.3%) from the floor, 6-of-27 (22.2%) from three, and 11-of-20 (55.0%) from the free throw line.
Hampden-Sydney will remain on the road and return to action Saturday, January 28 as it travels to face Randolph College. Tip-off is set for 2:00 pm.


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Q: Jersey 2 generate WADL schema with method parameters I'm using Jersey 2 and would like to generate a WADL  schema.
When I access to <context_root>/application.wadl I can see all my REST services but in the case that a service consumes JSON (and almost all of my services consume JSON) I get the following:
<resource path="/addItem">
    <method id="addItem" name="POST">
        <request>
            <representation mediaType="application/json"/>
        </request>
        <response>
            <representation mediaType="application/json"/>
        </response>
    </method>
</resource>

while my service looks like:
@POST
@Path("/addItem")
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public Response addItem(ItemDto item) {
    cartService.addItem(item);
    return Response.ok().build();
}

Can I get details about ItemDto in my wadl scheme?

A: WADL itself AFAIK does not provide more information than you are getting. OK, actually it does, because some non-user-defined resources and methods are hidden in the default /application.wadl response since Jersey 2.5.1. To see a bit more (but still not what you want to achieve), you can call the wadl resource with detail query parameter, i.e. /application.wadl?detail=true, see Chapter 16 of the Jersey docs.
To return to your question - if I understand correctly, what you want Jersey to do is to automatically expose JSON-Schemas of your beans in the WADL, right?
This is not easily possible in Jersey-2.x at the moment. There was an extension module in Jersey-1.x written by Gerard Davison, but the support was not yet ported into Jersey-2.x (currently only XSD is supported).
However, there is an issue in the Jersey backlog, so with some patience, you might get the out-of-the-box solution one day.
In the meantime, you can try to do a Quick and a bit dirty solution described in the Gerard's blogpost.
I know that the answer comes a bit late, but still hope it helps.
Good luck.

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The Miami-based musician says he has enough cereal to last him two years.
Over the weekend, rapper Jim Jones found himself in a tough spot: He revealed that he's stuck at his Miami residence, and Hurricane Irma is en route. In a video he recorded at the time, he said that there were no more flights leaving Florida, and when he tried to leave on a private jet, he discovered there was no fuel available for the plane. He tried to drive out of Miami, but the roads were so packed that getting to Orlando alone would be a twelve-hour trip. So he decided to make the best situation, taking refuge in his home, with a two-year supply of—what else—cereal.
Jones, explaining his situation, said that he plans to "bunker down," and hide in a room with no windows once the hurricane hits. On Saturday, when he recorded the video, Miami still looked clear and sunny; in fact, Jones said that he planned to take one last swim before Irma arrived.
Meanwhile, near Miami, passengers on Norwegian Cruise Lines are waiting out the storm onboard the cruise ship Escape, enjoying drinks and food and the run of the ship until they're able to dock, probably tomorrow evening. As long as Jones stays safe—and everyone else in Florida, for that matter—in his home until the hurricane passes, we hope he enjoys his cereal.


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SACA recognises its obligations under the Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA), which includes the collection, use and/or disclosure of personal data, for the purpose(s) for which an individual has given consent.
The personal data collected by SACA include an individual's full name, NRIC number, phone number, email address, and mailing address. It also includes other data that allows one to identify the person.
SACA relies on personal data to provide services and therefore we entrust the individual to ensure that the personal data provided is accurate, complete and correct.
The Civil Law Act states that minors who are 18 and above have the full capacity to enter into contracts. Thus, consent of minors who are 18 and above will be valid for allowing the collection, use and/or disclosure of their personal data. For minors who are below 18, consent will be obtained from the parent or legal guardian.
Prior to any collection, use and/or disclosure of personal data, we would state the purpose, followed by the attainment of consent (written or verbal), unless an exception applies. On most occasions, clients will be deemed to have given consent because they have voluntarily provided their personal data for a specific purpose, for example, if an individual calls us with an enquiry and requires us to follow up with a response, the individual is deemed to consent to the collection and use of his/her name and contact details for us to reach him/her.
Most of our programmes require our caseworkers to be in contact with the clients' family members/significant others as they often play an important role in the clients' reintegration. Personal data of the family members/significant others is necessary for our case workers to provide case management services to support them. We will rely on the clients to obtain their family members/significant others' consent. We will also attempt to verify that consent has been obtained before the collection, use and/or disclosure of the personal data, unless an exception applies.
For programmes that commence prior to clients' release, we note that it is not feasible for clients, who are currently in prison, to contact their family members/significant others to attain timely consent. SACA will thereby attain consent from clients to collect their family members'/significant others' personal data for use in contacting them to brief them on the programme and to attain their consent for further collection, use and/or disclosure of their personal data. This is with reference to the exceptions that (a) collection and use is necessary for any purpose which is clearly in the interest of the individual, if consent for its collection and use cannot be obtained in a timely manner (PDPA, Section 17(1) and 17(2); Second Schedule, 1(a) and Third Schedule, 1(a)) and (b) collection and use is necessary for evaluative purposes (PDPA, Section 17 (1) and 17 (2); Second Schedule, 1(f) and Third Schedule, 1(f)).
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Author Larry Hickey joins us on Warbird Radio LIVE!
WEDNESDAY – We're rebroadcasting our show with author Larry Hickey on Warbird Radio LIVE! Larry's most recent book is all about the A-20 pilots serving in New Guinea during WWII. Hear their story Wednesday morning at 10am (EDT) right here on Warbird Radio.
The 1941 Historical Aircraft Group Museum's A-20 is on it's feet. Find out the details on Tuesday's Warbird Radio LIVE!
TUESDAY – Stirlin Harris from the 1941 Historical Aircraft Group Museum will fill us in on what's going on with their A-20 restoration and much more. Mr. Harris will also have an update on the museum's annual July airshow. The broadcast begins at 10am (EDT) on Warbird Radio.  For more information on the museum a Quick Link is located below this story. Thank you for listening!
THURSDAY – Rampage Of The Roarin' 20's author Larry Hickey joins us on Warbird Radio LIVE! If you've enjoyed this week's Warbird Radio Presents with A-20 Pilot Edward Cassidy…you'll love this book. This historic account follows the men of the 312th Bombardment Group (including Edward Cassidy). To join in on conversation just use the contact info below. Additionally, if you'd like a copy of the book it's available via the Quick Link.
388th Bombardment Squadron – Stories Wanted!
Morris Maroney scouting a wreck in the South Pacific during WWII. Story on 388th is in the works. If you have any info please let us know.
WARBIRD RADIO – I'm currently working on a story about the 388th Bombardment Squadron…but thought these pictures were too good to hold back. Not long ago I met a man who flew A-20's in WWII. As Mr. Cassidy told me about his adventures the stories reminded me of these old photos my father had. As fate would have it…these pictures were from Mr. Cassidy's squadron. The photographs were given to my father by Mr. Morris Maroney who is seen in these pictures. If anyone has any information (or stories) from the 388th please send me an email. I'm working on a special Warbird Radio Presents about the 388th so any information or story would be greatly appreciated.
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Greater Vernon Chamber responds to overdose prevention site
VERNON – The Greater Vernon Chamber of Commerce fully supports the City of Vernon in its call for enhanced community engagement for a proposed overdose prevention site.
Interior Health is issuing a request for proposals for a contractor to deliver overdose prevention services in Vernon, including a fixed overdose prevention site.
"We appreciate that a public health emergency has been declared in B.C. and that Interior Health and other organizations are taking steps to save lives. However, we share the City of Vernon's concern that there isn't sufficient community involvement in identifying a suitable location for a prevention site or if such a facility is even needed in the community," said Diana Wilson, Greater Vernon Chamber president.
"Those contractors submitting bids to operate the overdose prevention site must identify the steps they will take to consult with local government and businesses and residents near the proposed site, but that engagement may be too late in the process, particularly in determining if a location for the facility meets the community's needs. We would call on Interior Health to ensure the City of Vernon is part of the process evaluating bids to operate the overdose prevention site and that city council be asked to sanction the location of the facility prior to IH agreeing to the contractor's proposal. If the city doesn't support a specific location, then that site should be abandoned.
"Ideally, there would also be an opportunity for a representative from the community at large to be part of evaluating the bid applications," said Wilson.
Interior Health officials told Vernon city council they are committed to working with all stakeholders so an overdose prevention site does not have a negative impact on the community.
"If Interior Health and the Ministry of Health want to ensure the success of an overdose prevention site in Vernon while addressing concerns from the community, there needs to be a comprehensive strategy to interact with city council, businesses, local health care professionals and residents, and it needs to occur prior to selecting a facility contractor and not after the fact," said Wilson.


How do you respond when life deals you a tough blow? Do you sit in sorrow, or do you seek the next opportunity? Today on the Andy Hnilo Show I'm honored to connect and dive deep with another close friend of mine. Alan Jouban is a model and professional mixed martial artist fighting in the Welterweight division of UFC. In this episode Alan shares his story of how he overcame a career ending soccer injury that prevented a collegiate career, and his ten-year journey that led him to the MMA. Listen in and enjoy the show!


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Business can work with current plan, but if it fails, government must set out how it avoids no deal
In a speech to South West businesses, Carolyn Fairbairn will also highlight the importance of continued access to skills and labour for firms right across the region.
Speaking at the Bristol Old Vic, before an audience of senior figures from the region's leading firms, Carolyn will say a no deal scenario would damage manufacturers as well as the South West's burgeoning services sector.
Carolyn will also flag that exporting firms will no longer be able to rely on trade deals the UK has through the EU, including Japan, South Korea and Turkey, in the event of a no deal scenario.
Speaking about the diversity of firms across the South West, Carolyn is expected to say:
"Whether you want to build an aeroplane, construct a nuclear power station, animate a film or launch a yacht or satellite, businesses here in the South West know how to succeed'.
"And it's not just the diversity of South Western firms - it's also about sheer weight of their knowledge.
"The University of Bath's £60m new centre of excellence in Advanced Propulsion Systems, the University of the West of England's use of cutting-edge tech to make life easier for older people.
"There's so much to celebrate here.
"But as much as I'd like to make this speech a Shakespearean soliloquy about the South West I can't ignore that, at a national level, things aren't so rosy.
Speaking about the dangers of no deal, Carolyn is expected to say:
"The responsibility to ensure an orderly exit is now in parliament's hands. Each MP is democratically chosen to safeguard the security and prosperity of our country.
"And next week, they face a test. If they meet it with yet more brinkmanship, the whole country could face a no-deal, disorderly Brexit.
"The economic consequences would be profound, widespread and lasting. The International Monetary Fund has warned that over the long-run GDP could be 5% to 8% lower than in a no-Brexit scenario, meaning less money for our public services and those who rely on them.
"Businesses would face new costs and tariffs. Our ports would be disrupted, separating firms from the parts they need to supply their customers.
"Trade deals with countries like Japan, South Korea and Turkey would be lost.
"This region's services sector, including broadcasters, insurance brokers and financial services firms would be at a sharp disadvantage.
"Make no mistake, no-deal cannot be 'managed'. And it's certainly not desirable."
Speaking about what happens if the Government loses the meaningful vote, Carolyn is expected to say:
"It's too big a gamble to simply hope that parliament will blink at the brink.
"If parliament can't agree then it is for the government immediately to set out what it will do to avert a no-deal exit, and to guarantee this.
"If the government does choose this path, we have the chance finally to move beyond the all-consuming obsessions of Brexit.
"To start to heal the divisions that have left communities separated and investors questioning the UK as a business destination
"To address the challenges that have dogged our economy for decades.
"Lifting productivity, renewing creaking infrastructure, solving our skills challenge, investing in new technology, restoring competitiveness, and making this country fairer – for everyone."
On the need for an open and controlled post-Brexit immigration system, Carolyn is expected to say:
"We rely on workers from abroad for so much.
"To harvest our food, build our homes, care for us in our hospitals, and our old age.
"To help us win new contracts, bring new skills, ideas and insight.
"As we leave the EU, our country has an opportunity - and a responsibility - to shape our own, independent immigration policy.
"It must win public support and in turn support our economy.
"And it must take us beyond the generalisations and stereotypes, which, in the past, hampered honest debate.
On myth-busting immigration assumptions, Carolyn is expected to say:
"I also want to confront a myth that's been gaining currency.
"It's the idea that businesses turn to foreign labour because they are too lazy to invest in workers here.
"I hear politicians say it who should know better – and pull them up on it every time - because it couldn't be more wrong.
On the government's immigration proposals, Carolyn is expected to say:
"The proposals published before Christmas fall far short of what our economy needs.
"Overseas workers on low-incomes would be able to come here only for a single year.
"Companies would pay immigration charges at the unaffordable rate of over £1,000 per worker, per year.
"While consultation is welcome, these plans take us to within a year of when free movement is set to end.
"It's simply not enough time. And it is now time to say so.
"One consequence of the historic lack of informed debate about immigration in this country is a lack of understanding about the scale of overseas workers' contribution.
"So it's up to us – the business owners, leaders and managers - to explain how overseas workers bring skill, innovation, and enterprise.
"Any hasty attempt to cut their numbers would not only harm business, but harm our country.


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Goldman Sachs Announces 10,000 Small Businesses UK National Alumni Network
London, November 9, 2012 – Goldman Sachs today announced the next stage in the development of its 10,000 Small Businesses UK (10KSB UK) programme with the launch of the 10,000 Small Businesses UK National Alumni Network.
A forum to foster peer-to-peer engagement and opportunities between 10KSB UK participants as they continue to grow their businesses and drive job creation, the Network will develop a schedule of national and regional conferences, themed workshops and online platforms structured around relevant business topics.
Business Secretary Vince Cable said: "It's important that businesses have access to the right advice and support to develop their operations and grow, which is why we launched the Business in You campaign.
"Over 99 per cent of UK businesses are small and medium enterprises, so I welcome Goldman Sachs' 10,000 Small Businesses UK initiative as a real contributor to the wider support available."
The Network is open to participants of 10KSB UK, a programme established in 2010 by Goldman Sachs to support high potential small businesses and commercially-oriented social enterprises in the UK as they innovate, grow and create employment. Now operational across four regions – Yorkshire & Humberside, the North West, the Midlands and Greater London - the programme has enrolled approximately 400 participants to date and continues to grow.
"We are already seeing real signs of the benefits that the participants from 10KSB UK realize from networking with each other," said Michelle Pinggera, chief of staff EMEA Goldman Sachs. "By creating this national network we will be able to help facilitate and further enhance the possibilities for participants across the country to meet and work together, identifying opportunities to really maximize their growth potential."
The National Alumni Network will be managed by Oxford Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Said Business School in partnership with the 10KSB UK academic partners – Leeds University Business School, Manchester Metropolitan University Business School, Aston Business School and University College London.
10,000 Small Businesses UK
10,000 Small Businesses in the UK is an initiative to unlock the growth and job creation potential of small businesses and social enterprises across the United Kingdom through providing the resources they need to grow, including greater access to business education and business support services. It is based on the broadly held view of leading experts that a combination of education and support services best addresses the barriers to growth for small businesses.
The programme is based on an innovative and successful approach to supporting entrepreneurs, as developed through the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women initiative and the 10,000 Small Businesses programme launched in the United States in 2009. A programme tailored specifically for the UK market was brought to Yorkshire in 2010 and then to the North West of England in 2011, the Midlands in autumn 2011 and London in early 2012.
10,000 Small Businesses in the UK is funded by Goldman Sachs and the Goldman Sachs Foundation.
Sophie Bullock
Sophie.bullock@gs.com


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ICE arrests 36 fugitives across US during Operation Safe Nation and Operation No Safe Haven III
WASHINGTON – U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 36 fugitives during concurrent nationwide operations this week – Operation Safe Nation and Operation No Safe Haven III. Of those arrested, 17 were sought because they may pose a threat to public safety or national security, including individuals suspected of providing material support to a terrorist organization and 19 were sought for their known or suspected roles in human rights violations overseas.
During the operations that concluded Wednesday, the ICE National Fugitive Operations Program arrested the fugitives in coordination with the ICE Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center, the ICE Counterterrorism Section and ICE field offices in the following cities: Atlanta; Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco and St. Paul, Minnesota. This concurrent nationwide operation was the first of its kind. It focused on the apprehension of fugitives known or suspected to pose a danger to public safety or national security and those known or suspected of human rights violations.
"Through the vigorous use of our unique investigative authorities, ICE will continue to ensure that our great nation provides no safe haven for human rights violators and other national security threats," said ICE Director Sarah R. Saldaña. "To those hiding in the shadows: we will find you, arrest you and bring you to justice."
The foreign nationals arrested during these operations all have outstanding removal orders and are subject to repatriation to their countries of origin. Of the 36 individuals arrested, four are also criminal aliens, convicted in the U.S. for crimes such as drug trafficking, bribery, domestic violence and driving under the influence.
Those arrested during Operation Safe Nation included:
An individual from East Africa previously under investigation for his suspected association with individuals of national security interest. The individual has an extensive criminal history, including violent and drug trafficking offenses;
Three individuals from South Asia who were known or suspected to have provided material support to a terrorist organization whose members have engaged in assassinations and used explosives and firearms to endanger people and destroy property;
An individual from North Africa who was suspected of having ties to international terrorism and was convicted of a crime in connection with an attempt to import a controlled substance into the United States.
Those arrested during No Safe Haven III for known or suspected human rights violations included:
Three individuals from China who assisted in forced sterilizations and forced abortions upon victim patients or incarcerated religious practitioners who were later persecuted;
An individual from the Eastern Europe who admitted to participating in military attacks upon civilians in which victims were raped and murdered;
A senior military officer from South America working in conjunction with the state's intelligence service unit implicated with a clandestine death squad.
ICE is committed to rooting out those who pose a threat to national security or public safety, including known or suspected human rights violators who seek a safe haven in the U.S. ICE investigates those who try to evade justice by seeking shelter in the U.S., including individuals suspected of providing material support to a terrorist organization, espionage, or export violations, and those who are known or suspected to have participated in persecution, war crimes, genocide, torture, extrajudicial killings, and the use or recruitment of child soldiers.
ICE Fugitive Operations Teams conduct investigative enforcement activities every day to identify, locate and arrest those who are removable from the U.S. and present a heightened threat to public safety and national security. The efforts of these teams result in hundreds of arrests per week, both from daily operational activities and organized operations such as the operations announced today.
The ICE National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center (NCATC) provided critical investigative support for this operation, including criminal and intelligence analysis from a variety of sources. The NCATC provides comprehensive analytical support to aid the at-large enforcement efforts of all ICE components.
ICE credits the success of this operation to the combined efforts of the U.S. National Central Bureau-Interpol Washington which provided critical support with deconfliction, foreign criminal history, and identity confirmation information.
"Interpol's investigative tools provide U.S. law enforcement with a suite of databases that provide real-time biometric, travel document, and criminal background information," according to Interpol Washington Director Geoffrey S. Shank. "These operations exemplify what can be achieved when U.S. and international law enforcement agencies have immediate access to information."
The FBI, ICE liaison to the National Joint Terrorism Task Force, U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Service, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the U.S. Marshals Service, whose deputies and personnel provided significant investigative assistance in meeting these common public safety and national security goals with ICE, were also key to the success of these operations.
Members of the public who have information about those presenting a national security threat and/or suspected of engaging in human rights abuses are urged to contact ICE by calling the toll-free ICE tip line at 1-866-347-2423 or internationally at 001-1802-872-6199. They can also complete ICE's online tip form.
https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-arrests-36-fugitives-across-us-during-operation-safe-nation-and-operation-no-safe


I really like this series but I'm not sure why. Super dominate males don't really do it for me but the world is very well created and really interesting. I might actually like a book set in this world without a romance. Obviously that's not going to happen but if anyone knows a book like this without romance or with light romance let me know.
I was a bit disappointed with this one, though the heroine wasn't as weak as others in the series have been. I was surprised to find a few editing issues, which just proves self-publishing isn't the only side suffering from lack of editing. Maybe it's because Dohner had a heart attack around this book release.
True was fairly one dimensional, which sometimes happens with her men, though not always. The world wasn't as developed further as I would have liked and she depicts most male humans as bastards.
Overall the book just wasn't as good as Moon, the previous one.


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Vet and surgeon to humans team up to fix kitten's cleft palate for free
February 18, 2015 by Karen Harrison Binette
Maizey Mae
A veterinarian and a doctor to humans who is a Craniofacial Surgeon teamed up to help a little kitten with a cleft palate free of charge.
Maizey Mae is a fluffy 2 and a half month old black kitten with white paws who lives with Marquette, Michigan resident Lynn Swich, who is wintering in Florida at the moment.
"You'd have to meet her but everybody just falls in love with her," said Lynn. "She is a very, very laid back, super, super sweet purr machine and she is every bit that, and I just fell in love with her."
Lynn began fostering Maizey Mae when she learned the kitten had a soft cleft palate.
"I had a son that was born with a cleft palate and lip, so when they told me she had a cleft palate said well of course, I've got to have her," said Lynn.
Maizey May had trouble eating, swallowing, and closing her airway, and she needed medical intervention.
"I examined the animal and confirmed the defect that was there," said veterinarian Dr. Edward Brauer of the Marquette Veterinary Clinic. "I had repaired some palates before, but I decided to call my good friend Dr. Farbod."
Dr. Brauer called Dr. Farbod, of the Facial Surgery Institute, also in Marquette, to consult on the surgery.
"I thought that it was, actually, neat cause … my passion is in cranial facial and cleft," said Dr. Farbod. "Having a kitten that would have not the quality of life that it should, it was actually a great opportunity so I jumped at it."
The surgery lasted an hour and the doctors volunteered both their time and services.
"Not only would it have the cosmetic benefit, but the cat would actually gain its function back such as swallowing, so it was a great success in my mind," said Dr. Farbod.
"It was a great experience," said Dr. Brauer. "To have both medical expertise from the veterinary and the human side in repairing this cat."
Lynn told TV6 FOX UP news that Maizey Mae recovered within a week. The kitten is now eating and drinking much better, and is enjoying life with Lynn and her other pets in Florida.
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Q: Nginx Execute Multiple Location Blocks I have the following nginx location block:
location ^~ /publish {
  allow 127.0.0.1;

  #Allow home
  allow 99.100.101.102;

  deny all;
}

Then this location block to process PHP after:
location ~\.php {
  try_files $uri =404;
  fastcgi_index index.php;
  fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
  fastcgi_intercept_errors on;
  fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
  include /etc/nginx/fastcgi_params;
}

The problem is that files inside of /publish like execute.php aren't being processed by the fastcgi PHP processor, they simply output the pure PHP code when called from CURL. How do I enforce the security rules defined in the /publish block but also still execute the PHP block if the file ends in .php?

A: nginx only applies one location block to a request.
Use include if you'd like to share directives between blocks, or a try_files pointing to an @php location if you'd like to point multiple PHP-using location blocks to a single PHP handling location.


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import fileinput
import linecache
import re

import smtlib_parser
import redlog_manager as rl_mgr

def get_def_list(smt2_file_name, care_def_list):
  """
  Return list of formulae in all assertions
  Assertions are of the same order as in the file
  """
  smt2rl = SMTLib2Redlog(smt2_file_name, care_def_list)
  return smt2rl.get_def_rlexpr_map()

def b_true():
  return "true"

def b_false():
  return "false"

def b_imply(a, b):
  return "(" + a + ")impl(" + b + ")"

def b_and(*expr_list):
  return b_n_ary_op("and", *expr_list)

def b_or(*expr_list):
  return b_n_ary_op("or", *expr_list)

def b_n_ary_op(op, *expr_list):
  assert len(expr_list) != 0
  string = ''
  for expr in expr_list:
    assert expr != ''
    string = string + ' ( ' + expr + ' ) ' + op
  return string[:-len(op)]

_var_pattern_g = r'{(?P<var>([_A-Za-z]\w*::)?[_A-Za-z]\w*)}'
def _get_vars(formula):
  global _var_pattern_g
  var_list = [m.group('var') for m in re.finditer(_var_pattern_g, formula)]
  return set(var_list)

def _remove_indicator(formula):
  return formula.replace('{','').replace('}','')

def forall_except(var_list, formula):
  remain_vars = set(var_list)
  vars_in_formula = _get_vars(formula)

  bounded_vars = vars_in_formula.difference(remain_vars)

  # TODO try save time here
  # Cannot return formula because not simplified
  '''
  if len(bounded_vars) == 0:
    return formula
  '''
  rlvar_dict = {}
  qe_list = []
  i = 0
  new_formula = formula
  for var in vars_in_formula:
    rlvar = "rlvar_" + str(i)
    i += 1
    rlvar_dict[rlvar] = var
    if var in bounded_vars:
      qe_list.append(rlvar)

  list_sub = [(sec, fst) for fst, sec in rlvar_dict.items()]
  new_formula = substitute(formula, *list_sub)
  # Remove invalid characters
  new_formula = _remove_indicator(new_formula)
  # Call quantifier
  new_formula = rl_mgr.eliminateQuantifier(new_formula, qe_list)

  def replace_func(match_obj):
    name = match_obj.group(0)
    assert name in rlvar_dict
    return '{' + rlvar_dict[name] + '}'
  new_formula = re.sub("rlvar_\d+", replace_func, new_formula)
  return new_formula

def disjunction(expr_list):
  return b_or(*expr_list)
def conjunction(expr_list):
  return b_and(*expr_list)

def find(formula, var_list):
  # TODO Not used currently
  raise NotImplementedError

def substitute(formula, *pairs):
  global _var_pattern_g
  new_formula = formula
  # TODO Change to use repl function for efficiency
  for old, new in pairs:
    new_formula = re.sub('{'+old+'}', '{'+new+'}', new_formula)
  return new_formula

def to_C_expression(func, formula):
  # TODO Buggy
  if formula == "true":
    return "1"
  elif formula == "false":
    return "0"
  # else:
  '''
  Replace operators
  '''
  _rl_op_dict_g = {
    "and":"&&", "or":"||", "not":"!",
    "=":"==", "<>":"!=", "true":"1", "false":"0"
  }
  _rl_rex_g = r" (?P<op>("
  for key in _rl_op_dict_g.keys():
    _rl_rex_g += key + "|"
  _rl_rex_g = _rl_rex_g[:-1] + r")) "
  formula = re.sub(_rl_rex_g, lambda x: _rl_op_dict_g[x.group("op")], formula)
  '''
  Remove variable scope
  '''
  pairs = [(func.add_scope(x), x) for x in func.get_input_parameters()]
  formula = substitute(formula, *pairs)
  '''
  Remove variable indicator
  '''
  formula = _remove_indicator(formula)
  return formula

class SMTLib2Redlog:
  def __init__(self, file_name, care_def_list):
    self.__file_name = file_name
    self._def_line_map = {}
    #Initial Definitions
    self.__def_rlexpr_map = {"true":"true", "false":"false"}
    # Check if the file is modified
    linecache.checkcache(self.__file_name)
    self.__read_file()
    for def_id in set(care_def_list):
      rlexpr = self.__build_rlexpr_by_def(def_id)
      # The built expression should have been stored
      assert rlexpr == self.__def_rlexpr_map[def_id]
    self._def_line_map.clear()

  def get_def_rlexpr_map(self):
    return self.__def_rlexpr_map

  def __read_file(self):
    abs_file = fileinput.input(self.__file_name)
    # Read SMTLib2 commands
    for line in abs_file:
      if( not smtlib_parser.isSMTLibCommand(line) ):
        assert line == "\n"
      elif( smtlib_parser.isDefineFunction(line) ):
        def_name = smtlib_parser.getDefineFunctionName(line)
        self._def_line_map[def_name] = abs_file.filelineno()
    abs_file.close()

  def __build_rl_operand(self, operand):
    assert type(operand) == str or type(operand) == list
    if type(operand) == list:
       return self._buildCExprFromList(operand)

    if operand in self._def_line_map :
      ret = self.__build_rlexpr_by_def(operand)
    elif operand.startswith("|"):
      assert operand.endswith("|")
      ret = "{" + (operand.strip("|")) + "}"
    else :
      ret = operand
    return ret

  def _buildCExprFromList(self, prefix_list):
    assert len(prefix_list)==2 or len(prefix_list)==3
    # Parse Operator and First Operand
    cexpr_op = smtlib_parser.toCOperator(prefix_list[0])
    cexpr_l = self.__build_rl_operand(prefix_list[1])
    if( len(prefix_list)==3 ):
      # Parse Second Operand
      cexpr_r = self.__build_rl_operand(prefix_list[2])
      ret = cexpr_l+cexpr_op+cexpr_r
    else:
      ret = cexpr_op + cexpr_l
    return '('+ ret +')'

  def __build_rlexpr_by_def(self, smt_def):
    if(smt_def in self.__def_rlexpr_map):
      return self.__def_rlexpr_map[smt_def]
    assert smt_def in self._def_line_map
    line = linecache.getline(self.__file_name, self._def_line_map[smt_def])
    # FIXME This is an extremely simple way to get formulae. Refine Later
    tmp_list = smtlib_parser.tokenize((line.strip(" \n")))
    prefix_list = tmp_list[4]
    ret = self._buildCExprFromList(prefix_list)
    # Record translated expressions
    self.__def_rlexpr_map[smt_def] = ret
    return ret;

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Insider following IU basketball's 66-57 loss to Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Two minutes, and five seconds.
That's how much time IU coach Archie Miller spent talking to the media Tuesday night, following Indiana's 66-57 loss at Nebraska.
Miller wasn't curt. He wasn't perfunctory or rude. He praised Justin Smith, credited Nebraska, lamented turnovers that "didn't make a lot of sense" and pointed out Devonte Green's disappointing outing Tuesday followed his season's best game at Iowa.
All of that in 125 seconds, all of it saying a lot about the coach who sometimes doesn't need to say much at all.
"I thought they really finished the game, the last eight minutes, the right way," Miller said, referring to the Cornhuskers. "We had a really hard time all night taking care of the ball. We were slow to second shots.
Was there much more to say? Indiana (16-13, 9-8 Big Ten) was sloppy and sluggish to start, and never really found a consistent spark. The Hoosiers committed old sins (turnovers) and new ones (second-chance points), and managed terribly during those final eight minutes, when they were outscored 17-10.
Miller will probably elaborate with his team between now and Friday's home finale against Ohio State.
Tuesday night revealed as much about Miller, a passionate coach on the sideline but never seemingly likely to lose his focus off it.
This was one of Miller's strengths at Dayton, according to people who worked with and around him there. Wins were never celebrated too long, losses never dwelt upon. When the Flyers hit a rough patch, Miller's conviction wouldn't waver.
And so it has been in his first season at IU.
Miller isn't afraid to be honest. He called his team "soft" after Indiana State. He openly demanded more from his experienced players after Fort Wayne. He also didn't hesitate to shoot down a question, in the aftermath of a heavy defeat at Michigan State, asking if similar problems had led to a similar outcome.
He had every right to be frustrated Tuesday. Indiana scrapped with Nebraska but rarely looked like the team on a four-game winning streak. A winnable road game against a potential NCAA tournament outfit slipped away because of head-scratching mistakes — the 19 turnovers.
Freshman forward Justin Smith offered Miller at least one bright spot. Smith scored 16 points and grabbed eight rebounds, his third-straight double-figure scoring effort and the second time in as many road games the freshman from Illinois has kept IU afloat when little else seemed able to.
Again, all of this from a news conference roughly the length of a nursery rhyme.
The point? Miller moves on. He doesn't vent or compartmentalize, at least publicly. Tuesday was a frustrating book-end on an otherwise promising stretch that's also seen IU play Purdue and Michigan State close, and position itself for a top-half Big Ten finish despite struggling so deeply to start the season.
If you think it's a one-year thing, talk to those who knew him at Dayton. This, they'll tell you, is who Archie Miller is. Win or lose, he doesn't spend much time on the past, a quality that should serve him well, and not just after Tuesday night.


Make sure you click on one of the large play buttons on the bottom.
When I click on the audio to listen it doesn't work. I'm using windows media and real player? What do I need to do to get it to work?
Yes, but having personally witnessed this period in NYC history, it is exactly what was happening then. I grew up at the front doors of Ladder 17 & Engine 60 and I can tell you that back in those days apparatus from units as far away as Staten Island were lined up/staged along E. 143rd St. They were designated as 2nd, 3rd and even 4th sections of South Bronx companies. I remember one night when fire activity was so heavy that for about an hour, a relocating Queens ladder co. was the only ladder co. available in the Bronx.
Do you get the Windows media palyer bar showing up?
If so then click one of the large buttons at the bottom, there are 3 clips.
Excellent audio on war years. Certainly brings back memories. Good to hear the voices of Warren Fuchs, Newt Tanner, and Richie Sheirer on Brooklyn Radio.
I know there wasent much going on on in SI during the WAR YEARS but any audio or pics from the time?
no nothing shows up at all. i click on the war years buttons but nothing happens. im using windows xp.
THIS IS AWSOME! So much fire. Every call turned into a 10-75. Interesting to see how there was not enough rigs for fires.


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Chris Carter at Large
- Stories from a Lifetime in Motorcycle Racing
Richard Skelton
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Few people have been as deeply involved in motorcycle sport as Chris Carter, a larger than life character and raconteur who was for a great number of years a journalist, commentator and broadcaster at the very top level of motorcycle sport.This memoir is a funny, fascinating and unique insider view of professional motorcycling over more than six decades. From scrambling in the 1960s, to four decades of international road racing - including Daytona and Macau - as well as trials and speedway. Packed with remarkable stories and amusing anecdotes, as well as interesting reflections and astute observations, it is a light-hearted, highly readable autobiography which lifts the lid on an extraordinary world. In past times, racing paddocks were open and friendly, and Chris felt part of a big, happy family. He lived cheek by jowl with the very top riders and shared their triumphs and tragedies; to many, he was a friend and confidante. Honest, frank and direct, Chris tells things exactly as they were, and provides insights into a fast disappearing world.
Veloce Publishing Ltd
Bibliotekernes beskrivelse Chris Carter has been a journalist, broadcaster, commentator and friend of the star names of international motorcycle sport for more than 60 years. This book is a wonderful collection of anecdotes - some tragic, but mostly humorous - documenting a fascinating and unique life spent at the heart of motorcycle sport. illustrations


The KARMA TRAVERSE mates a stretched, slightly wider version of the the highly acclaimed Karma with unique features to make for one of the most versatile kayaks ever.
While the Traverse will handle whitewater with ease, its longer waterline and retractable skeg make for less effort when knocking out miles of flatwater. Yakattack rails allow for attachment of all sorts of accessories. Full JK whitewater outfitting including the Unishock footrest system and an optional implosion-proof "Hard Hat" rear hatch cover make the Traverse truly expedition-ready. Two sizes, the 9 and 10, will fit paddlers of almost any size or ability. One boat for many waters and many uses…the Traverse.


Join us for our Cheluna ¡CORRE! Running Group – a fun group of casual runners if ever there was one! Runners with strollers and dogs are welcome. Runs are generally between 3 and 5 miles at varied paces. Enjoy half-priced pints with a great group of people at Cheluna after the run, and patrons with dogs are welcome to sit with their furry friends at our dog-specified seating just outside of our space, inside of the Marketplace.


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Amazon to launch Frustration-Free Packaging program
September 20, 2018 | Tony Curcio
Over the past couple of years, Amazon has been actively encouraging its global vendors to use certified packaging to help reduce packaging waste. The company has now alerted thousands of its brand-owner vendors that, to help reduce packaging waste and improve efficiency of ecommerce shipping, they'll require that specific products being sold and fulfilled by Amazon, arrive in its fulfillment centres in certified packaging under its Frustration-Free Packaging (FFP) program. This means that the packaging doesn't require any shipping preparation or an overbox to be applied. The vendor will retain its own branding on each shipment. The deadline to comply is August 1, 2019. The program offers an incentive to vendors involved in the transition in the form of a one-time, early-adopter credit. After that, there'll be ongoing charge backs for every package that isn't certified.
Not all products sold through Amazon will be included in the initial launch. The company will start with durable goods, consumables and soft goods. Amazon will begin the program with larger items that create more packaging waste (i.e. packages larger than 18" x 14" x 8", or 20 pounds or more. Products sold by and fulfilled by a third party, or sold by a third party and fulfilled by Amazon, will not be included in the program for now. As the FFP logo above indicates, Amazon has eliminated 430 million pounds of packaging waste since 2017.
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Calls for better public transport links for the region
Levelling Up
Saturday 13 November 2021, 6:44pm
Video report by ITV's Chris Kiddey
Leeds and Sheffield's council leaders have appealed to Ministers to build the eastern leg of HS2 in full to connect our region's major cities.
This comes after research revealed Bradford has the worst rail connections of any British city and the Centre for Cities think tank warned that the added money for infrastructure announced in the Budget won't be enough to improve cities like Leeds' public transport system.
Covid may have cut the number of cars but for those relying on public transport, buses in particular, there are still problems.
Lilly Coombs-Berry
Lilly Coombs-Berry, 24, who lives just a couple of miles from the city centre is a regular bus user. She now works from home for the Royal College of Nursing but working in a previous job as a waitress she struggled to get around by public transport.
It's really difficult to do that simple and short journey its about 20 minutes on a bus into town and there have been plenty of times where I have just had to give up and just get a taxi, which is kind of the opposite of what I am wanting to be doing. I am spending even more money and often I have already bought a bus ticket but I've been waiting for an hour and it's too long to wait really.
Lilly Coombs-Berry, public transport user
Chancellor Rishi Sunak promised £5.7b in extra spending to level up urban transport across the country, but it won't be enough says a new report from the Centre for Cities think tank. They claim poor public transport links to the centre of Leeds are costing the UK economy £2.8b a year.
In Leeds about 40% of the population can get into the city centre within 30 minutes on public transport when you compare that to European cities, like Marseilles, Turin or Bordeaux that number is 70% or 80%.
Andrew Carter, Centre For Cities
The Department for Transport spokesperson said: "We've announced a comprehensive package to boost investment in places in need and improve people's everyday lives, as we continue to level up across the country.
We will be investing billions to improve transport in eight City Regions, with further funding specifically for vital new infrastructure and public services around the country."
Fears that time is running out to deliver HS2 rail link serving South Yorkshire
Doubt over HS2 line from Birmingham to Leeds as building date yet to be set


A new release after years without one!
A lot of changes happened on the underlying plugin frameworks (DPF and Juce).
that we are not going to write about them in detail.
But the major highlights follow below.
Checkout https://distrho.sourceforge.io/ for binary downloads and screenshots.
The complete source code is available at https://github.com/DISTRHO/.


Desert Provisions is a purveyor of salt, spices, and specialty foods. We harvest the best of what the desert has to offer using all-natural chile powders from Hatch, New Mexico and salt from the Sonoran Desert. All of our products are sourced from the desert and celebrate the unique aspects distinct to the area. Loved by chefs, home cooks, and food enthusiasts, Desert Provisions is perfect for gifts or for everyday kitchen use.
Desert Provisions does not have its own brick and mortar location. You can find Desert Provisions online and in fine establishments throughout Tucson.


This new OKC Headquarters Building for EMSA brings all current office staff and ambulance support functions under one roof. The 65,000 square foot facility includes offices, education facilities and ambulance maintenance for the western region of EMSA's service area. The education component includes classrooms, several conference rooms, and is organized around a tiered lecture hall.