text:
import { UNKNOWN_RESPONSE } from './error-types'
import { errorFactory } from '../request/factory'
import { requiredParam, requiredTypes } from '../utils'
import command from '../command'

/** @ignore */
function parse (response) {
  let text = response.text.trim()
  let lines = text.split('\n')
  if (!text.startsWith('S/H table')) {
    throw new Error('Unknown response')
  }
  lines.shift()
  let table = []
  let beta = []
  let pointer = table
  lines.forEach(line => {
    if (line.startsWith('Beta table')) {
      pointer = beta
      return
    }
    let parts = line.split('-')
    pointer.push({ id: parseInt(parts[0].trim()), name: parts[1].trim() })
  })
  return { table, beta }
}

/**
 * Send [ thermistors ] command.
 *
 * - See {@link post}, {@link request} and {@link command} for more details.
 *
 * @param {Object} params         - Params...
 * @param {String} params.address - Board address without protocol
 * @param {...any} ...rest        - Optional params passed to {@link command} request
 *
 * @return {Promise<responsePayload|RequestError>}
 *
 * @throws {RequestError} {@link UNKNOWN_RESPONSE}
 *
 * @see https://github.com/Smoothieware/Smoothieware/blob/9e5477518b1c85498a68e81be894faea45d6edca/src/modules/utils/simpleshell/SimpleShell.cpp#L911
 * @see https://github.com/Smoothieware/Smoothieware/blob/9e5477518b1c85498a68e81be894faea45d6edca/src/modules/tools/temperaturecontrol/Thermistor.cpp#L186
 *
 * @example
 * [EXAMPLE ../../examples/printThermistors.js]
 */
export default function printThermistors ({
  address = requiredParam('address'),
  ...rest
} = {}) {
  requiredTypes('address', address, ['string'])
  const params = {
    ...rest,
    address,
    command: 'thermistors'
  }
  return command(params).then(response => {
    try {
      response.data = parse(response)
    } catch (error) {
      throw errorFactory({
        ...response,
        type: UNKNOWN_RESPONSE,
        message: error.message
      })
    }
    // allaways return the response
    return response
  })
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


With a numismatic career spanning 50 years, Barry Stuppler is a respected expert in both rare coins and precious metals.
Barry has served as ANA president, founding member of ICTA, and is currently president of the PNG, president of the California Coin and Bullion Merchants Association, and Chairman of the Gold and Silver Political Action Committee. He has been an instructor for the ANA Summer Seminar Program, radio host, and an expert witness for the FBI.
Read More about Barry Stuppler's distinguished career in numismatics.
Mint State Gold by Stuppler & Company is a nationally recognized wholesaler and market maker for precious metals and rare coins, conveniently located in the heart of Southern California. In addition to collector-quality rare coins, we offer a comprehensive selection of high-quality gold, silver, platinum and palladium investment products at discounted prices with some of the lowest commissions anywhere.
Our founder, Barry Stuppler, and managing director David Stuppler possess a combined 60 years of numismatic and precious metals experience. When you work with Mint State Gold, we'll help you find the right rare coin and precious metal products to get the most from your portfolio or collection.
Mint State Gold, a division of Stuppler and Company, is one of the leading wholesalers of precious metals and rare coins in the United States. In addition to gold, silver, platinum and palladium coins, bars and rounds, we maintain a vast inventory of investment- and collector-quality coins, even ultra-rarities such as High Relief 1907 Saint Gaudens $20 gold pieces.
While we take pride in our inventory of premium quality (PQ) coins, we believe that high-end coins are not just for collectors, they offer outstanding investment potential too. A combination of high-end coins and bullion is often ideal for the medium to long term. We make it our business to help you invest and collect wisely.
Kaufman Collection of Proof Seated Liberty Silver Coinage ‒ sold at auction for more than $10 million.
Snap Daddy Collection of $20 Saint Gaudens Gold Coins ‒ #1 set on the NGC Registry.
A&A Illinois Morgan Dollars (1878-1921) and Peace Dollars (1921-35) ‒ both #1 sets on the NGC Registry.
LuLu's Walking Liberty Set (1941-1945) ‒ #1 collection on the PCGS Set Registry.
For thousands of years, gold, silver and other precious metals have held their value. They have out-performed all other long-term investments. With the U.S. government debt approaching $20 trillion, the gold and silver price has been in an uptrend. Remember, gold has always been the best safe haven against inflation, government debt and unstable currencies.
In the 1940s you could have purchased a high-quality men's suit with a $20 bill or a $20 gold coin. Today, you still can buy a nice suit for a $20 gold coin, but a $20 bill would not even pay for the alterations. Inflating the value of our currency is built into the fabric of our society. Today it's easy to buy or sell gold and silver coins at a minimal transaction cost.
Many financial planners recommend 20-25% of your net worth be comprised of gold and silver coins that provide instant liquidity in a time of need. That means real gold and silver in your hand, not fiat paper money. Gold is a world currency, easily convertible into hundreds of currencies around the globe. Central banks of many of the largest countries store gold for their citizens' protection.
At Mint State Gold, we strongly recommend gold and silver ownership and provide all the information you need on how to get started.
Mint State Gold, one of the top numismatic and precious metal dealerships in the U.S., has worked with thousands of investors and collectors who have enjoyed participating in the exciting precious metal and rare coin markets.
We encourage you to contact us, and put Barry and David Stuppler's 60+ years of insight, expertise and experience to work for you. Whether you're buying or selling, contact Mint State Gold at 888-454-0444.


You should dress nicely considering you will be taking pictures with the actors.
I parked across the street in lot for $12, someone told me they paid $14 to valet.
Should have had food and drinks available between Q&A sessions.
Public parking, very close and convienent, but expensive.
No food or drink at this event.


text:
Who's studying STEM? The Breakdown of #STEM Graduates in the UK
by Laura Giddings
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) graduates are crucial to the UK economy, with research suggesting jobs are predicted to grow at double the rate of other occupations, creating 142,000 jobs between now and 2023.
One of the main talking points in the media about STEM industries is how companies need to work harder in recruiting more women into technology roles? With 2018 being the Year of the Woman, this discussion has never been more important.
Research reveals that across all of Europe, the UK has the lowest number of females working in engineering, with a disappointing 8.7% of a 640,300 workforce, which is just 55,706 women.
When we compare this to other industries such as teaching, it's clear more needs to be done in certain areas of the STEM sector, with figures in teachers showing three out of four of them are female and four out of five school employees are also women.
So how do women fair in STEM?
Where are they beginning to lead the way and where is there room for more improvement in terms of gender equality?
Whilst there is currently a stigma around STEM industries being notoriously male-dominated, new insights into who is studying STEM degrees reveals that this is set to change, with some subjects having more female graduates compared to male, such as veterinary science, biological science, medicine and dentistry.
Unfortunately, in other areas, women are still massively underrepresented, for example, computing. Having extensive computer skills is becoming increasingly critical for employment in science and technology roles, so this is a key area that needs to be worked on in recruiting women.
Encouraging women to study STEM degrees at university has never been more important, and whilst we not only want to increase the number of females in these subjects, we need to make the well-paid routes to STEM careers more accessible to them too.
For example, findings suggest computer science students stand good chance of being professionally employed or in further study within six months of leaving university.
Encouraging more people to study STEM and pursue a career in these industries will also work towards reducing the gender imbalance in these areas and help us effectively address - and reduce - the gender pay gap.
The opportunities from studying a STEM degree go further, opening up additional employment options in health care and other skilled trades that require some level of STEM knowledge.
What does it mean for learners with special educational needs and disa
The year 2020 was quite unlike any we have ever experienced, and the e
Teachers stretched to the limit, struggling to cope with the COVID-19
Let's take a look at the bigger picture:
Overall, women made up over half (51.4%) of graduates who gained a STEM degree in 2016/17
The most popular degree subject for women were subjects allied to medicine, making up 79% of graduates. Other subjects included veterinary science, biological sciences, and medicine and dentistry
The least popular degree subjects for women were both computer science and engineering, with just 19% of women making up each course
For men, the most popular degree subject was computer sciences, making up 81% of the total number of graduates in that subject area
The least popular degree subject for men were subjects allied to medicine, making up just 21% of all graduates
As the STEM industries are expected to create 142,000 jobs before 2023, it's arguably the most critical it's ever been that we ensure our nation places a focus on STEM in our education system.
In order to meet this incoming demand, it's vital that women and men are encouraged to continue to study STEM-related subjects at school, further education and higher education.
There is an incredible world of science, technology, engineering and maths out there - it's important that we continue to inspire the engineers of tomorrow! The future of STEM is bright!
Laura Giddings, Education Event Manager, RS Components
The Secretary of State for Education @GavinWilliamson writes to @Ofqua
With the ever-changing global climate, the impact of Covid-19 has see
Fujitsu's (@fujitsu_uk) Head of Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing �
DfE asked schools and Colleges in England to get ready for daily mass
Two Consultations have been launched for the 2021 exam replacements fo
@gavinwilliamson launches the #SkillsforJobs #FEWhitePaper - New Colle
When the UK entered its third national lockdown in early January, empl
Improving prisoners' Internet access will develop their employment p
With unemployment rates in the UK soaring, and the global pandemic hav

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


The gate offers a good standard of visibility through the spacing of the railings, but is still effective in preventing intruders fitting through. It is also restrictive towards climbing attempts.
The gate also has a galvanised finish which makes it more rust-resistant.
To help reduce the level of damage that corrosion and vandalism attempts can cause, the gate is polyester powder coated for extra durability. This finish is available in a range of standard RAL colours.
A high visibility gate ideal for permanent use.
This 2.1m high Single Leaf Standard Vertical Bar Railing Gate is an ideal solution for non-raking railing structures which need to include an access point for vehicles. Available in widths of 2.0m, 3.0m, 4.0m and 5.0m, this gate can allow small to medium sized vehicles to safely drive through; you will just need to ensure that you select the right gate width to meet your vehicle requirements. Manufactured from steel, this gate offers a high level of strength and can endure large amounts of wear over time. It is a popular choice for public areas as the gate has a safe construction, as well as a bright and visually pleasing appearance.
Securing the sliding latch bolt in place and slotting the drop bolt into the ground will stop the gate leaf from swinging freely when it is not in use. You may also opt for the customisation option of a Heavy Duty Padlock, which will lock the gate system entirely.
Each railing that features within the gate slots through the top rail and has a flush connection with the lower rail. They are also solid and are cut with a square top. For a safe construction, you must employ the correct type of posts for your gate. Dig-In Posts are designed for soft ground like grass and clay, whereas Bolt Down Posts are designed for harder ground including concrete.
With a height of 2.1m, this gate is most suitable for locations which need a medium level of security in place. These locations include commercial business premises and churches.


We have chosen Galway and Dartington Crystal glasses, added some of our best sellers, and then engraved them with 4 lovely Celtic designs.
Celtic Knots can be interpreted in many different ways, but we have opted for designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and might mean something to the giver and the recipient.
We have a Tree of Life, Eternal Knot, Heart Trinity and a Celtic Cross. We will let you interpret them as you like!


Metallic Shoes: Appropriate for the Office?
What are your opinions on colored shoes for the office, specifically metallics? My first thought would be definitely not. I am thinking in particular of a pair I have that are silver… and they are the reason I am asking. The silver color is the only reason I wouldn't be able to wear them in a professional setting. Otherwise, they are a conservative heel, closed-toe T-strap and in perfect condition. Darling on! But I wasn't sure if the silver color would scream "too much!" What do you think?
Great question, Reader M! We've talked about showing personality at the office, when conservatism should trump fashion, and even metallic shoes before, but not in a while. (Pictured: Kate Spade New York "Licorice Too" Pump, available at Nordstrom for $328).
a) I love colored shoes for the office. Personally I'm a huge fan of purple pumps, and I think that stripes and colorful details (like striped heels and contrasting straps) can be fun but also professional.
b) That said, you have to realize that shiny metallic shoes — even in a conservative pump — are statement shoes. Some people will like them, and some people really won't. So for my $.02, you really not only have to know your office but know your situation as well. That is: I would not wear shiny silver or metallic shoes to any big meetings, on interviews, or other Big Events.
c) Note that there is a spectrum here. For example: these Cole Haans (on sale at 6pm for $194.99 (was $298)) have bronze accents but are not shiny bronze shoes. I think a muted pewter, or a crackled gray with some silver flecks in it, are much more wearable than an all-silver, shiny shoe.
Readers, what are your thoughts? Are shiny metallic shoes so trendy right now that you wouldn't blink an eye to see them at the office? Or do they fall into the realm of disco/party shoes — acceptable only after work?
Update: The Cole Haan pumps with bronze accents have been reduced again, to $164.99!
I think it is hard to have an across the board "rule" on this, even within a single office. The spectrum is what makes it complicated. I personally would wear the black heels with metallic accents/heels to work but not the silver ones at the top of the post. My own personal guidelines are that I think shiny metallic accents are fine at my current office and the last one I worked at. I probably wouldn't wear shiny metallic all over shoes but might wear non-shiny metallic all over shoes, although that would probably depend on the specific pair.
I like these shoe's but would NOT wear them in the office. I have enough issue's with FRANK lookeing at my boobies and commenteing on my tuchus. This would be terribel if he USED my shoe's as an execuse to looke up my skirt! FOOEY on that! I do NOT want any man useing MY OWN CLOTHEING (or in this case, shoe's) to looke up my SKIRT! Now he would NOT see anything much b/c I ALWAYS wear pantie's, but why give him the chance? He take's virtueally EVERY oportunity to comment about my body, look at my boobies and my tuchus, and now he would be tryeing to do THIS? NO WAY would I give him this chance. I do not want ANY man lookeing up my skirt. Even Alan never did this cheep trick, I suppose b/c I gave of myself to him, but the rest of the looser's are NOT goeing to get a cheep thrill through my pump's — even if they are KATE SPADE, who I love, BTW!!!!!
I Mabye would buy these and wear with Jean's, then, but that would NOT be in the office, KAT! YAY!!!!!
Totally agree with Kat's distinction. While I might not wear silver or gold or bronze shoes to work, the Cole Haans above or pewter are in a different category. I've thought about buying the Adrienne Vittadini t-straps in pewter and I would wear them to work. I don't work in a conservative environment at all (wearing cuffed sandals with studs today) but there's something about all over metallic shoes that look like c*cktail wear.
My initial thought was I wouldn't wear the silver shoes to work, but I think maybe they'd work peeking out from gray wide leg slacks?
I do have a pair of bronze-y Ivanka Trump pumps I wear.
This. A little bit of silver showing below a trouser cuff at a conservative office is very different than a really shiny shoe worn with a short skirt even at a more casual office. An all-silver shoe could be fine at work if you play it down & make it look less like a party shoe. But you really have to take the attention away from it.
While I love a fashionable touch at work, this type of shoe seems like it would be more effort to style appropriately than it's worth — I'd rather go with a fun color shoe that is a bit more flexible in the office wardrobe & leave the fully shiny shoe for after work.
Yes, I was thinking the same thing about the silver shoes. I would find them more appropriate if they were peeking out from under a pair of trousers rather than worn with a skirt or dress where the whole shoe is visible.
It will probably surprise none of you to hear that I love metallic shoes and do indeed wear them to work. I have not-very-shiny gold "reptile"-finish pumps, shiny-ish crackle-finish silver pumps, and ivory pumps with non-shiny bronze trim. Love 'em all and feel like I am able to make them look businessy and not c*cktaily for the office.
Oh, and I would totally wear those gorgeous silver Kate Spades to work.
I wonder if I have the same gold crackly pumps? Kate Spade? They are actually surprisingly neutral looking, especially with my skin tone. I wear them during the summer, primarily. At least one other associate at my NY law firm has them too and we laugh when we see each other wearing them.
I am wearing pewter shoes right now, but a business casual environment allows for plenty of leeway.
I'm on Team Pewter. Pewter and bronze, no problem. Super shiny silver or gold? Iffy.
I do have some gold flats and I have worn them to work before, but they can definitely feel a little too party-shoe. I have no such qualms about my pewter ones.
I'm a little confused by the distinction between pewter and silver – thoughts on whether these shoes would be office-appropriate?
Much less bright and shiny than silver.
I actually think shopaholic's shoes are pewter, not silver, but the straps makes them too evening for me for work. I think even in black it might be too evening.
And I think NOLAs read more gunmetal than pewter. But some of the difference is also the finish of the shoe — flat leather vs patent.
Shopaholic: those look more evening to me, but I think that's the straps and color combination.
I don't think the cut of those is office appropriate, they read cocktail to me. I think the color might be ok in at least some offices, but in a more conservative style.
All over gold: probably not. I have a pair of champagne/rose gold colored flats from Saks that are pretty subtle and I would consider wearing to certain clients and not others. Definitely okay for Fridays. They are muted and not very shiny.
Those silver pumps in the picture: no way never.
I like little doses of metallic – like just a strap or other detail. That being said, you're right about every situation being different!
I vote no on metallic shoes at all in most offices, but this is based on my own experience. One snow day, I wore boots to the office and brought my gold TB Revas to change into (because of the snow, it was a casual day). I got more comments on my shoes that day – some positive, some not. It was just too much attention over my shoes for me to be comfortable with. So while I love colored shoes, I won't do metallic again.
I wore patent navy hidden platform shoes yesterday (with navy tights and a grey skirt – we're going into Winter down here!) similar to these: http://www.dsw.com/shoe/bandolino+envia+patent+pump?prodId=dsw12prod3810047 (but in navy) and got several comments from my co-workers (all positive). I've worn the shoes in the past, don't know what was different yesterday, but can't wait to use them again.
On topic, I am trying to get my hands on peweter and muted gold pumps, so that I can STOP WITH THE BLACK SHOES ALREADY (sorry for the ELLEN CAPS).
I would wear those silver Kate Spades if I wanted to, but we are the casual side of business casual and can get away with a lot.
I have pewter Air Tali wedges. Def appropriate. I also have silver-gray-crackle Nine West ballet flats and the same in gold/bronze-crackle, which I wear all the time. I think not the super shiny silver ones, though.
I have quite big feet so I think shiny metallic shoes are the opposite of what I would want, to be honest. Also they might be better if you drive as opposed to walk, since I can imagine they would show dust and dirt very obviously.
Amazon has the cole haan's picture for $137 in lots of sizes and several colors! Just ordered mine and so excited – I've been coveting them since I saw them full price. Hope they fit; I have trouble with Cole Haan sizing, but these are adorable and definitely office appropriate unless it's a court or the equivalent day, in my opinion.
I definitely wear shiny shoes or shoes with bright prints to work. It helps to time them down with a conservative dress or jacket/skirt.
…. I have worn bright metallic green faux croc boots to the office, so I have to say it is definitely a Know Your Office thing. I wouldn't hesitate wearing something like that bronze pair to most offices, but the upper would for me be too in-your-face shiny for work – but if someone can pull it off, more power to them.
I have silver pumps very similar to those posted and wear them frequently at work. I probably would not wear them for trial but do wear them for other court appearances.
No, no, no – NOT for the office.
I was at an event where Nancy Pelosi wore silver shoes just like the ones at the top of the post, and she looked perfect. I found a photo from another event – will post link separately to avoid moderation.


text:
21st January 2019 Rod Dungate
Birmingham Royal Ballet announces its new Artistic Director
Birmingham Royal Ballet is delighted to announce that internationally renowned Carlos Acosta CBE has been appointed as its new Director. He will take up his appointment in January 2020.
The appointment follows an open competition and extensive international search by Birmingham Royal Ballet Board, supported by an expert panel of leading figures in the dance world. It follows the news earlier this year that David Bintley CBE, the current Director, will be standing down as Director in July 2019 at the end of the current season. The new Director will work alongside the company's Chief Executive, Caroline Miller OBE who was appointed on a permanent basis just before Christmas.
Carolos Acosta said "It is a tremendous honour and privilege to have been appointed to lead Birmingham Royal Ballet. I am a great admirer of its heritage and of what David Bintley has done to establish it as one of the country's leading classical ballet companies, following on from the wonderful foundations laid down by Sir Peter Wright. My ambition is to build on its classical traditions, to expand its repertoire and to reach out to new and more diverse audiences. I want to define what it is to be a world leading classical ballet company in the 21st century."
Born in Havana, the youngest of eleven children in an impoverished family, Acosta went on to train at the National Ballet School of Cuba, winning the prestigious Prix de Lausanne at the age of 16, before enjoying a celebrated thirty-year career in dance with many of the world's leading ballet companies. He was a Principal with the Royal Ballet for 17 years and danced all the major classical, and many contemporary roles. He is the greatest male dancer of his generation and, in many people's eyes, one of the greatest dancers of all time.
Since retiring from the Royal Ballet he has founded his Cuban dance company Acosta Danza and established his own dance academy in Havana which opened its doors to its first students in September 2017. His 2007 autobiography No Way Home told the extraordinary story of his progress from the poorest of beginnings in Cuba to world ballet star and became a UK bestseller. His many awards include an Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance, a Prix Benois de la Danse, an Outstanding Achievement Award at the Critics' Circle National Dance Awards and the Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Award from The Royal Academy of Dance in recognition of his standing as one of the most influential figures in dance today.
Matilda – The Musical, Theatre Royal Plymouth 3***, Cormac Richards
Violet – music by Jeanine Tesori Book & Lyrics by Brian Crawley – Charing Cross Theatre, London 2** for the show 4**** for the cast – William Russell
BBC Philharmonic in Nottingham, 4****: William Ruff
15th October 2018 Rod Dungate
Benidorm Live by Derren Litten, Theatre Royal Nottingham, till 30 March (touring), 4****: Alan Geary
27th March 2019 Alan Geary
A Touch of Danger, Theatre Royal Nottingham, 4****, Alan Geary
13th August 2018 Alan Geary


If you're a person who gets dressed in the morning, you're probably pumped about the Alexander Wang for H&M collaboration. Ever since the project was announced during Coachella, we've been dying for a glimpse of what the collection — out on November 6th — will include. Will there be sporty crop tops? Artful gym bags? Swingy tank dresses? H&M is now slowly revealing details from the collection on Instagram and the first sneak peak is anticlimactic. Alex Wang for H&M will feature (drumroll, please)... a boxing glove keychain embroidered with "AW."
Now I must admit that it's great as far as keychains go. Even if you don't care about boxing, you'll want to throw your house keys on there just so that when people say "Cool keychain!" you can bat your eyes and answer "Thanks, it's Alex Wang" and saunter off like the It girl you are. And it's bound to be less expensive than Fendi's Karl Lagerfeld keychain. But I mean... it's a keychain. Both brands are just toying with us, trying to whet our whistles and get us pumped for the real thing.
And their evil plan is working! I'm literally freaking out trying discover clues as to what the fast fashion retailer and professional Cool Boy have in store for my wardrobe come November. However, if the whole collection is boxing themed, I'll be disappointed. After all, Dannijo has already cornered the market on high-end collections inspired by boxing this season with #BOXERINA. There are only so many ways to make professionally punching people fashionable.
Without further ado, here's your first look at Alex Wang x H&M. Is it fall yet?


A judge had just lamented the turf war that claimed the life of 22-year-old Terrance Gunn. The arguments came as the lawyers seek to keep Garcia from receiving the death penalty.
Please log in, or sign up for a new account to continue reading. Impose a sentence of 52 years. Three girls who looked to Lee Dunbar as a father were, instead, sexually assaulted by him. JUNE 5: Bearheels, a Native American, was bipolar and schizophrenic.
But he spoke up. OWHcrime on Twitter.
JUNE 19: There was a problem saving your notification. Sign Up. Post a comment. Manage followed notifications.
MAY 22: And share with us - we love to hear eyewitness accounts. Close Get email notifications on Kevin Cole daily!
Stanford volleyball is coming to Nebraska — and they want to make amends Ben Sasse bill mandating care for infants born alive during abortions fails in the Senate. Jacob Ford contended that he dropped his baby daughter and she hit her head on a crib railing and the floor. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content.
If you need other assistance, call 844 466-1452 or email owhdigital ggl.
APRIL 11: Divers entered the water but did not find any people. A former Douglas County jailer at the center of a love-triangle killing will see the inside of a correctional facility from a new perspective. Numerous changes have been made at the Omaha Police Department in the year since the in-custody death of Zachary Bearheels, who was shocked with a Taser a dozen times. Commenting is limited to Omaha World-Herald subscribers.


To reduce the amount of threads dedicated to the earlier RTK games, this thread has been implemented. Talk about Romance of the Three Kindgoms I - V here.
A week ago, I've started playing RTK 4 (SNES version) and I've stumbled upon a "story" mode (this is for Senario 1) wherein Cao Cao forms an alliance will other rulers to depose Dong Zhuo.
I've played this Senario 1 dozens of times and this is the first time this ever happened .
I was wondering, did any of you noticed this? and if it did happen, did something like this happen in the later senarios?
"I wonder among the stars. People call me Captain Harlock.
I live as I want in the seas with no tomorrow.
Nothing like that has ever happened to me. What did you experience? Was there a text with animated characters?
Cao Zhi wrote: Nothing like that has ever happened to me. What did you experience? Was there a text with animated characters?
Yes, there was text (dialogue boxes) and the characters portraits (IE. Cao Cao and Dong Zhuo).
What had happened was that, Cao Cao sends letters to other rulers, in order to form an alliance against Dong Zhuo. He then names Yuan Shao as the CIC (he does nothing except attack Gongsun Zan after this "story" part ended ) and you (the player), automatically align 3 years with the 8 rulers that will join you in your campaign against Dong Zhuo (the game will list who you aligned with).
Of course, Liu Ru notifies Dong Zhuo of the alliance and he (Dong Zhuo) laughs it off and says that since he has Lu Bu, he has nothing to worry (cheesy way of explaining it ).
It was so cool to have the "story" mode opened up (forces me to play the senario to the end ).
I liked Romance of the three kingdoms 2, but I never figured how to make my officers stay loyal. They always lost loyalty so fast. and went free all the time. You cant reward them fast enough.
The world tallest midget wrote: I liked Romance of the three kingdoms 2, but I never figured how to make my officers stay loyal. They always lost loyalty so fast. and went free all the time. You cant reward them fast enough.
Yeah, I hated it too . The only ruler that seems to retain loyalty (or the loyal won't drop as much) is Liu Bei (maybe Sun Jian too).
To prevent loyalty from dropping so much, I usually try to keep everyone's loyalty at 100. Whenever someone drops lower than 100, I try to reward him.
I am kind of OCD about numbers in Romance II, so I am not satisfied unless all of my generals have 100 loyalty. If it drops to 99, I will reward the guy with 10 or 15 gold. That way you stay on top of it and it doesn't get out of hand. Of course, this can get difficult if EVERYONE's loyalty keeps going down, but they implemented multiple-general rewarding in later Romance games.
To be honest, I think Romance II is my favorite to date, and I have played all but 5 (and the new ones--8 and 9). I absolutely love the province-based map screen with colour-filled zones instead of flags.
I don't think V was released for SNES. Only PS1 and PC.
There's no English version of it at all if that's what your looking for.


text:
Q: ng-init for select tag in angularJs I tried to make a dropdown from a list of objects civility. But I dont know how to select the first item with an complexe object. I already do it with simple object and I don't understand why it doesn't work with my new dropdown list.
This is my select tag :
<select class="input-xlarg" id="listCivilities" ng-options="civility.Label for civility in civilities track by civility.CivilityID" ng-model="customer.Civility" ng-init="customer.Civility" required=""></select>

My list is loaded with an return of a controller asp.net MVC.
This is my model:
public int CivilityID { get; set; }
public string Label { get; set; }
public string Abbreviation { get; set; }
public int Order { get; set; }
public int CompanyID { get; set; }

So, like I said, my dropdown list load and display fine but I don't succeed to select the item who interest me.
If someone can help me to understand why it doesn't work.
Thanks.

A: Use ng-model as  customer.CivilityID to bind CivilityID on selection.
and
civility.Label for civility.CivilityID in civilities in ng-options
Use this Selected Tag :
<select class="input-xlarg" id="listCivilities" ng-model="customer.CivilityID" ng-options="civility.Label for civility.CivilityID in civilities track by civility.CivilityID" required=""></select>

in Controller :
$scope.customer = {CivilityID : 1};

Updates : here is working Plunker

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


The city tax (not included in the price) is €1,30 per person per day for a maximum of 10 days. The children up to 10 years don't pay.
Rooms woth shower, WC, terrace, TV Sat.
- Payment by credit card or check cancels any special offer.
- The tourist tax is excluded from fees.
- Excellent cuisine with choice of meat or fish.
- Rich self-service buffet only for international breakfast and for salads.
The rooms and parking are available from 12.30 on the day of arrival until 10am on the day of departure.
It is well-accepted the payment in cash, to the extent permitted.
Bookings will be confirmed after knowing the details of the credit card (number and expiration date) to guarantee the reservation or the deposit (minimum € 200,00 ) paid by bank transfer/postal order.
It is possible to cancel your reservation without penalty excluding special offers 14 days from the date of arrival, by written communication via mail/fax.
It is possible to cancel your reservation includinh special offers /promotions without penalty 30 days within the date of arrival, by communication scitta via mail/fax.
In case of no-show (missed arrival of the guest) or cancellation (in addition to the terms provided in point 3) it will be charged the cost of three nights or deposit deduction.
Late arrivals or early departures will be charged only with the room overnight throughout the remaining period. The warranty reservation is a guarantee also for the customer.


Soft and comfy anti-slip Go Baby Go kneepads with rubber knee fronts protect and encourage crawling babies on slippery floors.
Can be worn with bare legs or slip them on over tights, leggings or baby grows and your little one will be ready to go.
GoBabyGo kneepads are suitable for infants and babies from 6-18 months.


What's the best website platform for my business?
I'm Magdalena and I'm here to help you with your business.
Make a cuppa, take a seat and enjoy reading my blog.
The enrollment for my practical SEO course is now open. Find out more and join us anytime!
Download you free copy and get forthnightly dose of marketing and helpful tips on how to run your small business directly to your inbox.


Welcoming Travelodge Chester Hotel on the outskirts of the city close to the M53 motorway. The hotel is adjacent to a Toby Carvery restaurant and offers a superb range of amenities for business travellers & those on a cheap break to Chester. Enjoy free parking, high speed WIFI, onsite bar & a comfortable range of ensuite guest rooms. Book online for great special offers & advance rate deals.


Restaurant with possibility of second business next door (with a large room for storage right beside the restaurant). Property area: 241 m2. With capacity for 66 seats. State: Sale. Features: Fully equipped kitchen and work area. Business in full swing.
Region: Lisbon. Location: Santo António – Lisboa. Right beside Avenida de Liberdade; Well located in the historical center of Lisbon near several hotels Sofitel, Tivoli, Cinema São Jorge. 15 minutes from Lisbon Airport.
Personal Note of the Real Estate Agent: Type of the property marketed, which is very difficult and rare in the market. The property is being sold at an excellent price at that location. A big business in the center and capital of Lisbon – Portugal, one of the main and tourist points.


Stay free to book anytime and save 35% with free cancellation up to 3 days prior to arrival.
– The above benefits may not used in conjunction with other discount or exchange for any other service or cash.
– Compulsory meal at VND 1,150,000++/person on Christmas Eve (24th December, 2018) and VND 1,350,000++/person on New Year's Eve (31st December, 2018).
– No cancellation penalty for 3 days prior to arrival date. Less than 3 days prior to arrival full charge for entire stay.


text:
Erkki  ist ein männlicher Vorname, die finnische Form des Namens Erik.

Für weitere Informationen zum Namen siehe den Hauptartikel Erik.

Bekannte Namensträger

 Erkki Aaltonen (1910–1990), finnischer Komponist
 Erkki Aro (1916–1993), finnischer Orientierungsläufer
 Erkki Gustafsson (1912–1966), finnischer Fußballspieler
 Erkki Hartikainen (* 1942), finnischer Atheist
 Erkki Hopf (* 1964), deutscher Schauspieler
 Erkki Junkkarinen (1929–2008), finnischer Sänger
 Erkki Karu (1887–1935), finnischer Filmregisseur und -produzent
 Erkki Korhonen (* 1956), finnischer Pianist und Dirigent
 Erkki Kourula (* 1948), finnischer Jurist
 Erkki Lahesmaa, finnischer Cellist und Musikpädagoge
 Erkki Liikanen (* 1950), finnischer Politiker
 Erkki Melartin (1875–1937), finnischer Komponist
 Erkki Pakkanen (1930–1973), finnischer Boxer
 Erkki Rajamäki (* 1978), finnischer Eishockeyspieler
 Erkki Ruoslahti (* 1940), finnisch-US-amerikanischer Zellbiologe
 Erkki Salmenhaara (1941–2002), finnischer Komponist und Musikwissenschaftler
 Erkki Tuomioja (* 1946), Außenminister Finnlands (2000–2007)
 Erkki-Sven Tüür (* 1959), estnischer Komponist

Männlicher Vorname
Finnischer Personenname

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
activities, Canada, Canadian, Dodenherdenking, Dutch, Dutch Library, Dutch-Canadian, Edith (Edie) Bijdemast, founder, Greater Vancouver, Greater Vancouver Dutch Network, In-Sight Publishing, In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, Je Maintiendrai, Netherlands, Netherlands Association, President, Remembrance Day, Scott D. Jacobsen, Scott Douglas Jacobsen, Scott Jacobsen, V-E Day
An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)
Numbering: Issue 9.A, Idea: Outliers & Outsiders (Part Five)
Individual Publication Date: September 22, 2015
An interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast. She discusses: her geographic, cultural, and linguistic family background; the Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" and the Dutch Network web site; the Dodenherdenking ceremony (May 4th Remembrance Day), the Bevrijdingsdag celebration (May 5th Liberation Day), and V-E Day (May 8th Victory in Europe); the bonds between the Netherlands and Canada forged by the rescue efforts of Canadians at the end of WWII; the emotional impact on Dutch-Canadians relating to these events; and her volunteer efforts leading to the honour of Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau.
Keywords: Bevrijdingsdag, Canadian Veterans, Dodenherdenking, Dutch culture, Dutch-Canadian, Dutch Network, Edith (Edie) Bijdemast, Greater Vancouver Dutch Network, Holland, immigrants, immigration, Je Maintiendrai, Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau, Koningsdag, liberation, Netherlands, Netherlands Association, president, Remembrance Day, Sinterklaas, V-E Day, WWII, World War II.
An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)[1],[2],[3],[4]
*Please see the photographs, footnotes, bibliography, and citation style listing after the interview.*
For those in the senior cohort, what feelings appear most prominent in relation to V-E day and Dodenherdenking for them?
Emotions run high when I speak with the senior members of the Dutch-Canadian community about the May 4th Dodenherdenking (Remembrance Day). They were children or teenagers during WWII. Many are still suffering with Post Traumatic Stress symptoms, fear of the dark, small places, loud noises such as thunder, and the sound of airplanes flying overhead. Some tell stories about fighting in the resistance and surviving the concentration camps. Others lost their family members to the gas chambers. For some, the memories that the Dodenherdenking brings to mind are so painful that tears well up in their eyes and they are simply unable to speak about it. The seniors are filled with a profound sadness of the tremendous loss of life and express an eternal gratitude for the bravery and sacrifice of the Canadians that fought for their liberation. They will never forget and they wish to ensure that future generations also remember. This year, 2015, the Netherlands celebrated the 70th Anniversary of the liberation of their country by Canadian troops. Although there are few members of my Mother's generation still with us, the memories, and the bonds of friendship between the Netherlands and Canada live on. To read a story about how the Dutch respect their Canadian WWII liberators, click >>Here<<.
8. What inspired the foundation of the Greater Vancouver Dutch Network for you?
In 2005, I had just accepted a volunteer position on the board of Directors for the not-for-profit Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.). As I began to research Dutch-Canadian local affairs on behalf of the Association, the community appeared to be fractured to me with small groups working in isolation. At that time, as a high school teacher, I was learning the software program FrontPage 2003 in order to create web sites for my Science 9 and Biology 11 classes. So I decided to create the Dutch Network web site at the same time. My goal was to provide a convenient communication portal for the local Dutch community and to improve awareness of the not-for-profit society. It was clear that if N.A.J.M. was to grow, a presence on the internet was needed. Once the Dutch Network web site went on-line, I began to receive an ever increasing number of e-mails from local Dutch-Canadians and Dutch abroad, as well as from organizations around the world. Thus, N.A.J.M. obtained a global voice. In an effort to connect with the younger generation, a Dutch Network page was created on Facebook in 2010 and to date it has received 504 "Likes". These methods of communication create a platform for Dutch-Canadians, and Dutch abroad, to connect, share ideas, and support each other.
9. The Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" hosts a diverse array of activities such as Coffee Clubs, Brunches, Family events, the April Koningsdag, the May Dodenherdening (Remembrance), summer Bicycling events, monthly Pub Nights, weekly Nature Walks, and other special events as well.[5] How do these activities provide for the various generational divides among Dutch-Canadians?
In 2005, the Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai (N.A.J.M.) was catering to my Mother's generation with their 4 annual dinner-dances. Twenty-eight years younger than my Mother, I also enjoyed the dances, but it was clear that the younger generation had other interests. So N.A.J.M. began to branch out by offering a wide range of events that appealed to different age groups. Generally speaking, the Dutch Coffee Clubs are a favourite among seniors, whereas the Pub Nights appeal to the younger set. However, sometimes young Dutch-Canadians also visit the Coffee Clubs and, occasionally, seniors join in on a Pub Night. Families with young children enjoy the Pot-Luck Lunch and Easter Egg Hunt. I enjoy the Nature Walks each Friday morning. Each generation has its own set of interests, discussion topics, and different time slots during the day and week when they are free to come together and socialize. Currently, N.A.J.M. is starting up a new monthly event, a Pot-luck Lunch and Dutch Sing-Along, and is looking forward to hosting other new activities as well. All we need is enthusiastic volunteers to come up with ideas and take charge.
10. How about for crossing the generational divides among Dutch-Canadians?
Currently, there are two key events where all age groups of the local Dutch-Canadian community celebrate enthusiastically together and those are Koningsdag and Sinterklaas. A national holiday in the Netherlands, Koningsdag (King's Day) celebrates King Willem-Alexander's birthday on the 27th of April. Most Dutch people wear orange clothing on Koningsdag to honour the House of Orange-Nassau. Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas) is celebrated on December 5th in the Netherlands. Poems are read, presents are given, and cinnamon speculaas cookies, chocoladeletters (chocolate letters), and lots of pepernoten (tiny pepper nut cookies) are enjoyed. These two core celebrations bridge the generation gaps, unite all the age groups, and create a sense of unity.
11. The Greater Vancouver Dutch Network hosts a "Dutch Library" too.[6] What purpose does this serve for the Dutch-Canadian community?
The Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.) aims to preserve, enhance, and celebrate, Dutch heritage, language and cultural traditions. N.A.J.M.'s Dutch Library at the Holland Shopping Centre (H.S.C.; www.hollandshop.com) located at 141 East Columbia Street in New Westminster, provides access to free books for reading pleasure in a comfortable community venue. It is N.A.J.M.'s goal to help members of the Dutch-Canadian community maintain and improve reading fluency and comprehension, as well as oral language and writing skills. Every effort is made to have a wide variety of books available in the Dutch Library to stimulate the curiosity and imagination of readers of all ages. Although there is now a shift towards digital books, most people still enjoy the tactile pleasure of reading a book in print. Thus, the N.A.J.M. Dutch Library aims to preserve Dutch literature, to create connections between Dutch authors and readers, to keep people informed, to improve literacy by providing educational material that enables people to learn and discover, and ultimately to inspire readers.
12. What seems like the most valuable book in the collection?
Overall, no book in the Dutch Library collection is more "valuable" than another. However, to me personally, the first 50 books that were placed on the shelves on March 4th 2013 to start the project, have special significance. That was a very special day. The Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.) had hoped to start up a Dutch library for many years. However, affordable, adequate space and the logistics of managing personnel for such an undertaking were always allusive. So it was finally decided to take an alternative approach to enable the project to go ahead. The books are donated by members of the Dutch-Canadian community and dropped off at the Holland Shopping Centre (H.S.C.; www.hollandshop.com) located at 141 East Columbia Street in New Westminster. The H.S.C. has donated shelf space for the books and the Dutch Library is managed by N.A.J.M. volunteers. Photographs of the books are posted on-line at www.dutchnetwork.ca so that readers may virtually browse the titles and authors prior to coming to the library. The books may be kept, passed on, or returned to the library shelves. As of August 18th 2015, we are proud to say that 1040 books have been made available to the Dutch-Canadian community in this manner. Since "value" is in the eyes of the beholder, any of the books may turn out to be a rare treasure to an individual browsing the collection.
13. For those with an interest to contribute to the cultural legacy of the Dutch-Canadian community, how can individuals become involved through volunteering, donations, and other activities/actions?[7]
Purchasing a Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.) membership helps to fund new activities and enables N.A.J.M. to continually improve its services to the local Dutch-Canadian community. One could also give a membership to a family member &/or friend. A twelve month N.A.J.M. membership is $35. Cheques for memberships &/or donations should be made payable to "N.A.J.M." and mailed to N.A.J.M. President, Edie Bijdemast, #306 – 15389 Roper Avenue, White Rock, BC, V4B 2G2. Multiple year memberships may also be purchased, thus, we currently have some members paid up to the year 2020. Donations may be made to support specific events or projects.
Volunteers are always welcome. It is via a team effort that projects are accomplished. The N.A.J.M. Board of Directors is open to fresh perspectives and new ideas. Volunteers may join a specific committee such as the Dutch Library, Koningsdag, Dodenherdenking, or Sinterklaas. They are also welcome to organize a new event that appeals to them, be it weekly, monthly, annually, or simply helping out with an event every now and then. Each volunteer is unique and contributes in his or her own way, as they are able. Assisting with even the smallest of tasks can make a big difference to others. For those that prefer home-based volunteering, there are also opportunities to assist via phone and computer. There are letters to write, newsletters to publish, E-mail to handle, and a web site and Facebook page to manage. Volunteering is a great way to learn new things and meet new people. It is a way to take part in fulfilling activities and have fun at the same time. By reaching out, volunteers make a positive impact on the community. For further information, volunteers can contact Edie Bijdemast at 604-536-3394 or ediebijdemast@telus.net. Passion and a positive attitude are the only requirements and all efforts are greatly appreciated.
14. What does the Greater Vancouver Dutch Network plan in the near and far future?
Currently celebrating its 50th Anniversary, the Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.) has many exciting avenues to explore. In order to pursue them, the current web site (www.dutchnetwork.ca) needs to be reconstructed to conform with the requirements of today's rapidly changing technology. New brochures need to be designed and distributed to raise awareness of the Association and increase the number of supporting members. The more members and volunteers N.A.J.M. has, the more projects can be completed and events offered. In the near future, a virtual heritage project to collect Dutch-Canadian stories might be an appropriate project to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Canadian Confederation in 2017. In regards to the far future, N.A.J.M. will continually need to adapt and evolve in creative new directions to meet the ever-changing needs of new waves of Dutch immigrants joining the multi-generational Dutch-Canadian community. In order to do this, it is imperative that each generation is equally represented by enthusiastic volunteers on the N.A.J.M. Board of Directors, to help guide the way.
15. How does the Greater Vancouver Dutch Network's intentions interconnect with the global Dutch community?
There are over sixty links on the Dutch Network web site to other Dutch clubs around the globe. When I read each club's introduction, they all seem to mirror the goals of Netherland Associations "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.): "to preserve, enhance, and celebrate, Dutch heritage, language and cultural traditions." Thus, each club's intentions interconnect via a shared common theme. The last twenty years have seen rapid change though technology, enabling even greater connectedness. Platforms such as Facebook, Linked-in, and Skype are changing the way we communicate. However, there is still nothing better than meeting in person, face to face. New immigrants, students, and tourists, enjoy N.A.J.M.'s monthly Dutch Pub Night which is a comfortable way to meet new people, share stories and information, and make beneficial connections. Dutch new immigrants tend to integrate rather quickly into Canadian society. Over the years, I have met many young Dutch exchange students, some on their first visit abroad. It is always a pleasure to connect with them and show them the local sites. They meet the Dutch-Canadian community here and feel as if they are amongst relatives. It always amazes me that Dutch people on holidays for only two weeks in Vancouver still manage to find us at the Dutch Pub Night &/or Dutch Coffee Clubs. Place of origin and language create such strong bonds. Cultural clubs around the world provide a welcome spot to feel connected in a foreign environment, a place to obtain an "inside" perspective, providing a supportive network for new immigrants, students, and tourists alike, and everyone benefits.
Appendix I: Photos
Henny (holding Irma) and Henk Bijdemast (holding Edie) saying good bye at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam on their way to Canada on November 28th 1956.
Edie and Henny Bijdemast celebrating Henny's 80th birthday with their Shelti, Falene, on September 28th 2003.
Forever grateful, Edie and Henny Bijdemast place a wreath on behalf of N.A.J.M., with the help of Jaap Hille, on May 4th 2005 for the Dodenherdenking (Remembrance) at the Victoria Square Cenotaph in Vancouver.
Edie Bijdemast receiving the Knight in the Order of Orange-Nassau Award, on April 26th 2014, from Johannes Vervloed (Consul General of the Netherlands) and his wife.
Edie and Henny Bijdemast by the waterfront "Passenger" statue in White Rock, BC, where they currently reside, 7th June 2015.
Appendix II: Bibliography
[TulipTVShow] (2012, January 12). TulipTV meets Edie Bijdemast, NL Ass. Je Maintiendrai. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2BsQq0o9JE.
[TulipTVShow] (2012, July 8). TulipTV – NAJM, Princess Christina Contest, Calgary Stampede Ranch. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhjebpBwycc.
Balen, E.V. (2013, May). Dutch community comes alive at orange events. Retrieved from http://thelasource.com/en/2013/05/06/dutch-community-comes-alive-at-orange-events/.
Bijdemast, E. (2004). Science 9 with Ms. Bijdemast. Retrieved from http://www3.telus.net/public/edithbij/About.htm.
Davison J. (2015, May 4). VE-Day: Why Dutch-Canadian connections have stayed so strong. Retrieved from http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/canada/ve-day-why-dutch-canadian-connections-have-stayed-so-strong-1.3057318.
Greater Vancouver Dutch Network. (2015). Greater Vancouver Dutch Network. Retrieved from http://www.dutchnetwork.ca/.
Journal of the Entomological Society of Canada (1994). Journal of the Entomological Society of Canada: No 2 (1994) Occasional Paper (Entomological Society of British Columbia). Retrieved from http://journal.entsocbc.ca/index.php/journal/issue/view/113.
Massah, S. (2014, May 5). A bond that has stood the test of time. Retrieved from http://www.peacearchnews.com/community/258024241.html.
van der Heide, A. (2005). Holland Remembers exhibit well received by appreciative visitors. Retrieved from http://www.godutch.com/newspaper/index.php?id=796.
White Rock Seniors Computer Club (n.d.). 2015 Executive Committee: Edie Bijdemast. Retrieved from http://wrscc.ca/contacts/2015-executive-committee.
Appendix III: Footnotes
[1] President, Netherlands Association "Je Maintiendrai" (N.A.J.M.); Founder, Greater Vancouver's Dutch Network; Program Coordinator, White Rock Seniors Computer Club.
[2] First publication on September 22, 2015 at www.in-sightjournal.com.
[3] Bachelor of Science & Bachelor of Education, Science, Biology, and Education.
[4] Photographs courtesy of Edith (Edie) Bijdemast.
[5] Please see Greater Vancouver Dutch Network (2015). 2015 Events: Mark Your Calendars. Retrieved from http://www.dutchnetwork.ca/Events.htm.
[6] Please see Greater Vancouver Dutch Network (2015). Dutch Library. Retrieved from http://www.dutchnetwork.ca/DutchLibrary2014.htm.
[7] Please see Greater Vancouver Dutch Network (2015). Volunteer. Retrieved from http://www.dutchnetwork.ca/Volunteer.htm.
Appendix IV: Citation Style Listing
Association of Legal Writing Directors (ALWD, 2nd Edition, 2003): Edith Bijdemast & Scott Jacobsen, An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two), 2015(9) In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Anthropological Association (AAA, 2009): Bijdemast, Edith, and Scott D. Jacobsen 2015 An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE): Bijdemast, E., & Jacobsen, S. (2015). An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. Retrieved from https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Chemical Society: Bijdemast, E.; Jacobsen, S. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Economic Association (AEA): Bijdemast, E., S. Jacobsen 2015. "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Institute of Physics (AIP): Edith Bijdemast and Scott D. Jacobsen, "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)," In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, 22 September 2015, https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/
American Medical Association (AMA): Bijdemast E. and Jacobsen S. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal [Online]. September 2015; 9(A). Available from: https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Meteorological Society (AMS): Bijdemast, E., and S. D. Jacobsen, 2015: An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, 9. [Available online at https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.]
American Physiological Society (APS): Bijdemast E, Jacobsen S. (2015). An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two) [Online]. In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Political Science Association (APSA, 2006): Bijdemast, Edith, and Jacobsen, Scott. 2015. "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal: 9 (A). https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Psychological Association (APA, 6th Edition, 2010): Bijdemast, E. & Jacobsen, S.D. (2015, September 22). An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). Retrieved from https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE, 2010): Bijdemast, E., and Jacobsen, S.D. (2015). "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, <https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/>.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME): Bijdemast, E. and Jacobsen, S., 2015, "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)," In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, from
https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/
American Sociological Association (ASA, 4th Edition): Bijdemast, E and Scott Jacobsen 2015. "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight (9.A). Retrieved (https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/).
Basic Legal Citation (LII Edition, 2007): Edith Bijdemast & Scott Jacobsen, An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two), 2015(9) In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Brazilian National Standards (ABNT): BIJDEMAST, E. & JACOBSEN, S. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. 9.A, September. 2015. <https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/>.
Canadian Anthropology Society (CAS, 2014): Bijdemast, Edith, Scott Douglas Jacobsen 2015 An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Chicago/Turabian, Author-Date (16th Edition): Bijdemast, Edith & Jacobsen, Scott. 2015. "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. 9.A. https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Chicago/Turabian, Humanities (16th Edition): Bijdemast, Edith & Jacobsen, Scott "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal. 9.A (September 2015). https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Council of Science Editors (CSE): Bijdemast E, Jacobsen S. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight [Internet]. 2015; Available from: https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Entomological Society of America: Bijdemast, E., and S. Jacobsen 2015. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/
Harvard: Bijdemast, E. & Jacobsen, S. 2015, 'An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)', In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, vol. 8.A. Available from: <https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/>.
Harvard, Australian: Bijdemast, E. and Jacobsen, S. 2015, An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)', In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, vol. 9.A., https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): E. Bijdemast and S. Jacobsen, "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)," In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal, vol. 9.A, September 2015. [Online]. Available: https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Modern Language Association (MLA, 7th Edition, 2009): Bijdemast, Edith, and Scott D. Jacobsen. "An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two)." In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal 9.A (2015):September. 2015. Web. <https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/>.
National Library of Medicine (2nd Edition, 2007): Bijdemast E, Jacobsen SD. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two). In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal [Internet]. 2015 September 22; 9(A). Available from: https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/
The Geological Society of America (GSA): Bijdemast, E., and Jacobsen, S. 2015, An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two): https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
Vancouver/ICMJE: Bijdemast E. and Jacobsen S. An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part Two) [Internet]. (2015, September); 9(A). Available from: https://in-sightjournal.com/2015/09/22/edie-bijdemast-part-two/.
In-Sight Publishing and In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal by Scott Douglas Jacobsen is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at www.in-sightjournal.com.
© Scott Douglas Jacobsen, and In-Sight Publishing and In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal 2012-2015. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site's author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Scott Douglas Jacobsen, and In-Sight Publishing and In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal with appropriate and specific direction to the original content. All interviewees co-copyright their interview material and may disseminate for their independent purposes.
An Interview with Athelia Nihtscada (Part One) | In-Sight: Independent Interview-Based Journal
« An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast Interview [Academic]
An Interview with Edith (Edie) Bijdemast (Part One) »


text:
Med In-Sight
News and Commentary from the Mediterranean
Italy Tables All Options for Energy Needs
Over that past 24 months, a series of unfortunate events have chipped away at Italy's already narrow energy options. Compounded by the country's current economic morass, Italy's energy sector has been left struggling to find an effective path forward. Now considering and promoting production relationships and strategies long thought to be off the table, the Southern European nation faces an uphill battle towards energy security. With new local efforts and legislation in the pipeline, Rome is hoping for some good news soon. However, with only modest domestic potential and an uncertain political landscape beyond its own border, the question remains, will it be enough?
Long dependent on foreign resources for most of its energy needs, Italy witnessed its limited options for meeting domestic demand fade over the last two years due mostly in part to events far from home. After the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico spurred a ban on offshore drilling in waters within five miles of the Italian coastline, the country suffered another hit to available energy options as the political situation in North Africa flared up. While Algeria, which provides substantial contributions to Italy's natural gas needs, largely escaped widespread political protests, neighboring Libya did not. After spending a decade and billions of dollars cultivating an energy trade relationship with the government of Muamar Gadaffi, Italy was knocked back to square one as the government fell to opposition movements based in the oil-capital of Benghazi. Left to build a new relationship with a Libyan leadership wary of anyone who had worked closely with the ousted government, Italy then faced pressure from the United States to cut ties with Iran who provided significant amounts of crude to the Italian market. Finally, the country's unconventional options were dinged by a cash-strapped renewable subsidy program and a nuclear resurgence that fizzled as Japan's Fukishima disaster reminded Italians why they'd banned it in the first place.
Two years on, Italy is now putting all options on the table to help achieve some sort of progress towards energy security, starting with the ban that started it all. This month saw the Italian government look past public and political protests that came to define the Deepwater Horizon summer and announce that they would re-open coastal waters to exploration efforts. This move has cleared the way for those smaller operations, most notably Mediterranean Oil and Gas, to return to local waters.
This month also saw Rome granted a 180 day reprieve from the US and EU-led sanctions against Iranian crude, allowing some breathing room to help cultivate or expand new trade agreements to replace expected losses. Of all those EU member states expected to be affected by a cut off in Iranian crude, Italy and Spain emerged as those nations with the most to lose. To do this, Italy has looked to expand their presence in Algeria, where the state-associated Italian firm Eni has signed on to help support the expansion of shale gas projects in North Africa. They are also now waiting on final approval for the construction of the planned Galsi Pipeline, which would increase the natural gas flow from Algeria to the Italian market by way of Sardinia.
After quickly reversing their support for the Gadaffi government after violence split Libya in half last year, Italy and Eni have worked to build a strong energy relationship with Tripoli and Benghazi, including a pledge to dedicate several billions towards production and infrastructure development over the next decade.
However, the country's continuing challenges with security and political stability have caused some concern whether foreign firms will be able to stage full returns to production. This has become especially worrisome in recent weeks as violence spurred direct diplomatic warnings to outsiders operating in the country's eastern half, also home to the majority of Libya's oil and natural gas operations, as well as the recently re-opened Ras Lanuf refinery. Even before this month's direct attack on a US consulate in Benghazi, energy firms had stepped up protection and prevention efforts following a series of actions taken against Western operations in the country.
Locally, Italy has also moved to encourage the country's natural gas competition with the planned purchase of a 30 percent stake in Snam – the natural gas distribution unit. The deal comes thanks to the government's sale of 1.7 percent of their stake in Eni, earning them $1.4 billion towards the Snam effort. According to an Associated Press report, Snam has pledged to spend $8.8 billion towards infrastructure development across Italy.
While the country's economic challenges of the last three years have hardly helped Italy's energy options, they may have helped only in easing domestic demand, noted in a Reuters report from this week. According to the report, Italy has seen a steady decline in demand for energy products, including 10.1 percent decrease in petrol during the month of August and 8.6 percent for oil products during the same period. Overall, during the first eight months of 2011, "demand for oil products fell 8.6 percent year-on year 43.32 million tonnes, with petrol demand falling 9.7 percent and diesel demand down 9.1 percent."
Tagged Euro Crisis, green energy, Iran, Itlay, natual gas, offfshore, oil
Qatar Lays Downstream Foundation in North Africa
As investors and development teams from Europe and the United States keep their cautious distance from the uncertainty of North Africa after the Arab Spring, some financial support and confidence is arriving on the Mediterranean shores, perhaps none more substantial than that of Qatar.
Active and present from early on in the rapidly changing capitals of Cairo and Tunis, Qatari representatives have stepped up their support in recent weeks, signaling a willingness to contribute, including downstream efforts that could prove vital to the region's recovery and future growth.
Eager to strengthen ties in the region, especially in those states that have seen a shift in political leadership over the past year, Qatar began outlining a series of financial programs earlier this year. In Tunisia, a dormant refinery project was revived in May after Qatar announced that they would again put forth the $2 billion necessary to support a refinery project that could see the country's output capacity increase fourfold. Boasting an initial output of 120,000 bpd, the plant will eventually produce 250,000 bpd upon completion, as well as 1,200 jobs. By aiding in a post-Tunisia's efforts to reduce heavy dependence on foreign energy resources and even move them towards a possible role as refined product exports, Qatar is hoping to sew the seeds of good will with the post-Ben Ali government.
In addition to cultivating a relationship with the new government in Libya, Qatar has also worked to help the development of downstream energy projects in a post-revolution Egypt. Earlier this year, Qatar announced a $3.7 billion financing agreement with the Egyptian Refining Company to help support a refining project there, with the Qatar Petroleum set to take on a 25.3 percent stake in the effort, according to a Bloomberg report. Shortly after, the Qatar Investment authority announced a sprawling $18 billion investment plan, with $8 billion set aside for electricity and natural gas projects to the East of the Suez Canal.
The expansion of a North African footprint comes as Qatar has extended its reach into the energy sector, including several recent purchases and expansions of stakes in energy companies across North Africa and Europe. The new funding agreements also challenge the tide of recent state and private investors who have acted with caution when dealing with North African nations.
Image: North Africa United
Originally Posted in Newsbase's Downstream MENA Issue
Tagged Egypt, investment, maghreb, north africa, qatar, refinery, Tunisia
Ras Lanuf Re-Opens But Libyan Recovery Doubts Remain
As Libya became the center of global attention for all the wrong reasons last week, the country's energy sector took a significant step towards recovery as deliveries from the Ras Lanuf refinery resumed after a year of closure. Responsible for more than half of the country's oil and gas refined output, the return of production was a welcome step towards reaching and surpassing pre-conflict production levels.
However, lingering concerns about security throughout the country and a slowing production recovery have cast doubt on whether the country can continue to increase its output levels for both domestic energy and government spending needs.
According to the Libya Herald, Tripoli has outlined an annual operating budget of $55.3 billion and estimates they can earn $54.9 billion in oil and gas revenues over the next year. With little else in the way of exports or local development, Libya's hydrocarbon output is the country's surest way towards keeping the state moving towards stability and recovery. The reopening of the Ras Lanuf refinery after it was closed during last year's civil war is a significant step in that direction.
Before closing its doors last year, Ras Lanuf was a leading producer of naptha and jet fuel and was capable of producing four cargoes of low-sulfur fuel oil a month, according to a Reuters report. After a series of delays, the plant came back online late last month, producing about half of its 220,000bpd capacity. The plant is overseen by the Libyan Emirati Refining Company, a joint-venture between Libya's state oil company National Oil Corporation and UAE-based Al Ghurair group.
Despite the good news for the country's recovering energy sector, the reopening comes as Libya's return to pre-conflict levels has begun to slow. Earlier predictions that output would recover by this October as output began to stall around 1.38 million bpd in August, according to the Financial Times. Further recovery has also been shadowed by growing concerns that Libya's security situation is not yet stable enough for a full return for much-needed international investors – a feeling that became very real last week as attacks on Western interests spurred strict travel warnings from the US and United Kingdom.
Originally Posted with Newsbase's Downtream Monitor
Image: Maghreb Panorama
Tagged Libya, maghreb, Natural gas, oil, Ras Languf, refinery
Egyptian Downstream Impact Being Felt
As Egypt's natural gas potential quickly emerges as one of the country's strongest forces for recovery, its downstream sector is coming under increasing scrutiny as the reality of questionable capabilities and cancellations start to take effect.
Highly dependent on domestic natural gas reserves for both electricity production and export revenue, Egypt has placed the country's promising sector at the heart of the post-Mubarak recovery. However, despite a steady increase in interest in exploration and production efforts from outside energy firms, Egypt's downstream operations remain a sore spot for natural gas sector growth, affecting both needed earnings and domestic energy demand.
The most glowing example of this comes with the country's pipeline system through the Sinai Peninsula, which has remained a volatile point of militant activity since the fall of the Mubarak government in February 2011. Since then, the pipelines allowing valuable exports to Israel and Jordan have been attacked on 15 occasions. These delays were followed by a cancellation of exports to Israel after the controversial nature of the two countries' trade agreement became clear. The fragile state of Egypt's Sinai pipelines claimed its first business victim recently when Israel's Ampal filed for Chapter 11 due to the loss of revenue as a result of the halt in trade this past April. The company held 12.5 percent of EMG, the institution responsible for delivering Egyptian natural gas to Israel. While the company's ability to meet debt obligations began as early as December 2011 thanks to the repeated attacks, the April cancellation proved to be the final straw for the firm, according to the Egyptian Ahram Online.
In addition to launching a military offensive in the region to help quell unrest, the Egyptian government is looking to outside funding options to help improve the downstream outlook. Some relief may come from a recently announced $18 billion investment pledge from Qatar, $10 billion of which has been set aside for gas, power, iron and steal plants, according to The Chicago Tribune.
Cairo's largest energy challenges are rooted in the country's generous oil and gas subsidy program, which increased 40 percent last year to cost the state $16 billion, or one-fifth of its operating budget, according to Reuters. However, the country's downstream operations have also become an obstacle to recovery as outside interest has focused on E&P efforts, including a recent $10 billion BP plan over the next five years according to Bloomberg, instead of infrastructure investment.
Originally Posted with Newsbase's Downstream Monitor
Image: Bloomberg
Tagged Egypt, Israel, Natural gas, Pipeline
Enthusiasm for Eastern Med Gas Still Strong Despite Pitfalls
In the short time since news first broke that the Eastern Mediterranean held enough offshore natural gas to keep the region's energy need met for decades, the area has become a hot bed of tension thanks to conflicting claims and revenue sharing agreements. Recently, local actors Israel and Cyprus has signaled efforts to move production plans forward, but despite advancements, accessing the region's potential remains fraught with political and security pitfalls.
Set in waters between Israel, Lebanon, Syria and Cyprus, the Levant Basin holds an estimated 120 trillion cubic feet in accessible natural gas to those who can access it.
However, its deep set placement and differing geological challenges have set limitations on just who can take a realistic chance on reaching the reserves from their respective waters. Combined with unclear maritime borders between some regional neighbors and deep political and diplomatic divisions, the limitations have created an often-tense environment for relevant regional actors. Further, foreign firms hoping to take part in exploration efforts that might demand a local partnership have found themselves at odds with both competing countries and collaborators in other parts of the world.
According to a Bloomberg Businessweek report, Fadel Gheit, an analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. told them that, "the world's largest energy companies like Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA), Chevron Corp., and Exxon Mobil Corp. will be deterred from investing in Israel because of interests they have in the rest of the Middle East."
While they hold no official claim to the waters in the Levant Basin, Turkey has recently stepped up exploration efforts of their own, stating that they hold authority over waters to the north of Cyprus. Further, Greece has stepped into the discussion with offers to act as a transport hub for natural gas bound for the European market.
On the national level, uncertainty about how best to move forward could also spell further delays, including how best to split earnings across the many political factions in Lebanon and how to address growing environmental concerns in Israel. The latter concern has strengthened the argument for partnering with Cyrus to host Israel's LNG facilities.
None of these concerns appear to have immediate solutions, though few seem to be dampening enthusiasm for the Eastern Mediterranean's true natural gas potential.
Tagged Israel, Levant, Natural gas, Offshore
Greece Eyes Energy Options, But Investment Gap Looms
Refinery Progress Highlight's Egypt's Domestic Downstream Push
Italian Offshore Back on Track but Progress Has Been Limited
Northern Mali Threat Continues to Cast Shadow Over Algerian Energy
Moroccan Downstream Offers Unclear Picture Ahead of Large Cap Entries


Salle De Bains, Faux Plafond Salle De Bain Pvc was posted December 23, 2018 at 10:33 pm by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Faux Plafond Salle De Bain Pvc has viewed by 1512 visitor.
Cuisine, Faux Plafond Pour Cuisine was posted December 23, 2018 at 11:51 pm by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Faux Plafond Pour Cuisine has viewed by 852 visitor.
Salle De Bains, Faux Plafond Salle De Bain was posted December 20, 2018 at 4:55 pm by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Faux Plafond Salle De Bain has viewed by 1341 visitor.
Cuisine, Eclairage Faux Plafond Cuisine was posted December 12, 2018 at 7:02 am by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Eclairage Faux Plafond Cuisine has viewed by 1152 visitor.
Salle De Bains, Faux Plafond Pour Salle De Bain was posted November 30, 2018 at 12:24 am by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Faux Plafond Pour Salle De Bain has viewed by 1348 visitor.
Cuisine, Faux Plafond En Pvc Pour Cuisine was posted December 19, 2018 at 6:40 pm by basketballhoopreviews.us . More over Faux Plafond En Pvc Pour Cuisine has viewed by 1174 visitor.


Instead of returning home, Nephi went back among the people to deliver the Lord's message. He pleaded with them to repent of their wickedness, but they refused to listen. They even tried to put Nephi into prison. But because the power of God was with Nephi, the Spirit took him away from them.
And it came to pass that Nephi went forth in the Spirit, from place to place, crying repentance until everyone received the message. But the wicked people became more wicked and started killing each other with swords. Then a secret band of robbers, started by an evil man named Gadianton, swept through the land, bringing war among the Nephites.
The Lord answered Nephi's prayer, sending a great drought. No grain or fruit would grow. People became hungry, and many died. When the Nephites realized that they might all perish, they finally remembered Nephi's words and humbled themselves. They repented of their wickedness, pleading with Nephi to ask the Lord to end the famine that had plagued them for nearly three years.
When Nephi knew that the people had truly repented, he prayed for rain. The Lord heard his prayer and caused rain to fall upon the earth. The fruit and grain grew, and the people had food. The Nephites thanked God, rejoicing because of His goodness to them. At last they recognized Nephi as a prophet and respected the power and authority of the priesthood he held.
While the people kept the commandments, they prospered in the land. Their cities grew, and the Church spread until most of the Nephites were members. With righteousness came peace and prosperity. But when life became easier and more comfortable, the Nephites became prideful. They forgot the Lord and the blessings He had given them and thought only of their riches. Once again, the Gadianton robbers became powerful, and the people returned to their wickedness.
Wars and destruction spread throughout the land, and the Nephites feared for their lives. Because of these afflictions, they again remembered the Lord; but as soon as He blessed them, they turned back to their evil ways. For years Nephi patiently tried to teach his people, using the power the Lord had given him. But each time the Nephites were blessed with peace and flocks and herds and worldly riches, they became proud and forgot the Lord. Then they would be plagued with troubles until they humbled themselves and repented of their wickedness.


A toad is a type of amphibian. Toads look like frogs, and they belong to the same animal group. All toads are frogs, but not all frogs are toads. Toads mainly evolved in dry climates, so many toads have rougher, browner skin. Many toads also burrow, though that depends on the environment that the toad evolved in. Toads lay eggs in strings attached to rocks, unlike true frogs which lay eggs in a jelly-like mass. Also, toads generally have shorter legs and fatter bodies. Toads have paratoid glands behind their eyes which are used to make poison. The poison is not harmful to humans.
Wikispecies has information on: Anura.
This page was last changed on 14 March 2017, at 20:11.


INSIGHTS > New Articles > Inside India > 9) "He prepares evil for himself who plots mischief for others." – Latin Quote. Critically comment on the quote and examine if the meaning of the above quote is applicable in public administration too.
9) "He prepares evil for himself who plots mischief for others." – Latin Quote. Critically comment on the quote and examine if the meaning of the above quote is applicable in public administration too.
9) "He prepares evil for himself who plots mischief for others." – Latin Quote.
Previous story 8) Write a note on the medical applications of 3D-Printing technology.


SlutDirtyTsHot SweetMaryXO livejasmin. RobbieLove. VanessaBabyy. KarolineSweet1.
SexyRimmaVanessaRussellVanessaRussellTrayWild .AnnPrettyDollEmaATest365fetiswhorex .AdrianaSwiftHornyMara4UBeautyXMIlenaEatAllYouCAnXXX .CindyJonshonYourAnalFockToyBrodyRiderNaughtyHottie18 .ErinWheelerNaughtyHottie18AllenandAliHotXXDoriina .BeautyXMIlenaCuteDearGirlTest365scuba2016 .CatlynRoseRedMoon4ualysoncute1AKANEXOX .KateeDllBrodyRiderMissWiildCuteDearGirl .2sweetdollsxxxIvySpanxBrodyRiderAnnyshaTS .AnnyshaTSscuba2016Sherriea0MatthewStyle .AnnyshaTSDoriinaDarioVTTest365 .
AllenandAliHotXXRakingBoyAllenandAliHotXXAngeKate .SelmaJulayBellaHOWKINSJaneMarilynRobbieLove .louisbigcumxoxKatherinexoxoSelmaJulayAnnyshaTS .AliyaCarey69Vickyy69NelyBronxxxAnnPrettyDoll .XtremeStudJaneMarilynSonyaSantaBeautifulShea .XXXAngela4UFoxiliciousRubyRobbieLoveMissWiild .willybrasilSelmaJulayLianaFantasyVanessaRussell .69Vickyy69BlondeMILFxxxoxKatherinexoxoSonyaSanta .XtremeStudMandySentimentalVincentHunkbigassbrunette .IvySpanxFoxiliciousRubyAmaliyaWoodLianaFantasy .xoxKatherinexoxoautumfallsautumfallsRobbieLove .


text:
JCDecaux set to launch in Botswana
Africa's pioneer outdoor advertising agency, Continental Outdoor Media, is set to launch its new office in Gaborone on May 19th. The agency opened a new office in Gaborone under their new name and brand, JCDecaux which acquired it from Continental Outdoor Media on 18 June 2015 in partnership with empowerment partner and long-term investor Royal Bafokeng Holdings (RBH).
The company has now completed its integration process, and having finalised all statutory requirements, is now officially known as JCDecaux in each of the countries it operates within. Speaking to Sunday Standard on Friday, JCDecaux Botswana General Manager Sean Rasebotsa said his company is very excited to evolve with their new shareholders and grow their business, and the country, into the future. "We look forward to sharing our new products and 'Out of Home' know-how from around the world with our clients, suppliers and landlords in Botswana," said Rasebotsa.
JCDecaux is Africa's leading traditional and digital outdoor advertising company and operates in 16 countries in Africa. The company operates a wide range of analogue and digital advertising displays on highways and road arterials in metropolitan and rural areas, as well as in airports, shopping malls and other places ensuring optimal visibility for advertisers and their brands. The Botswana office is housed at Gaborone International Commerce Park, Plot 157, Unit 5.
Chinese to sign deals in Botswana
KPMG Botswana publishes guide to prospective investors in Botswana
Botswana in running to host Commonwealth meeting
The Telegraph January 20
Online editor - 19th January 2021
Digital edition of The Telegraph, January 20, 2021.
Sunday Standard January 17 – 23
Digital copy of Sunday Standard issue of January 17 - 23, 2021.
Online editor - 9th January 2021


The F0216 Series Power Strip offers an efficient method of power distribution for workbenches, wall mount or other applications. Includes 8 5-15R output receptacles arranged to accept equipment plugs with minimal outlet blockage. Power strips include a 6 foot AC line cord with adjustable mounting brackets for a variety of temporary mounting applications. Corded, multi-outlet strip reduces cabling chaos and enables the connection of multiple electrical devices to a single AC wall outlet. Features rugged USA fabricated steel housing, 15 amp resettable circuit breaker/switch and industrial gray powder coat.


This lovely cold cast resin bronze sculpture of a pair of Labradors will look wonderful in any room of your home. Made in Ireland by Genesis this tasteful piece has a felt base to protect your surfaces. Postage and packaging is free on the pair of Labradors until summer 2017.


Discussion Problems with Autoloader...can anyone help please?
Problems with Autoloader...can anyone help please?
Hi all, i'm having a nightmare with the Gdn Autoloader. The problem is that I am running Vanilla alongside our existing app which is based on Zend Framework (v1) and which registered its own autoloader.
If I push Gdn_Autoloader::Lookup onto the Zend Autoloader stack, then it allows me to call Gdn classes directly from within the Zend app.
require_once(PATH_ROOT . '/bootstrap.php'); // Require the bootstrap for the framework used by Vanilla.
Most Gdn classes seem to load ok, but the MenuModule.php and similar classes don't.
Force loading frameworks is rarely a good solution. What are you trying to do?
Basically just sign a user into, and out of, the forum when they sign into our main app. I've already looked at the jsConnect plugin but that didn't seem to fit our needs.
jsConnect would be the "appropriate" way to manage this.