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'Massive signing' – Barry Ferguson raves about international after reported Rangers offer
Date: 25th April 2018 at 3:56pm
Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson thinks Allan McGregor would be a massive signing for the Ibrox giants after it was reported that the Light Blues have opened talks over bringing the goalkeeper back to the club.
The 36-year-old Scotland international is out of contract in the summer at Hull City and the Daily Record report that he is set to sign a pre-contract with the Gers after they offered to re-sign him in the summer.
McGregor left the Gers in 2012 to sign for Turkish giants Besiktas as a host of first-team stars ripped up their contracts and refused to transfer them over to Charles Green's newco.
Ferguson thinks signing his former team-mate should be a "no brainer" for the Light Blues – but admits that the Gers currently have a "very good goalkeeper" in Wes Foderingham.
"I think it would be a great signing," Ferguson told STV.
"I played with Allan for a number of years and he's a fantastic goalkeeper with a lot of ability but the biggest thing for me is he is a massive character. He puts demands on players and he knows what its like to play at Rangers. He knows the pressure that the fans put you under but for me it's a no brainer.
"Listen, I think Rangers have got a very good goalkeeper at this moment in time but to get Allan McGregor would be a massive signing."
The Scotland international joined Hull after a single season in Turkey and has made 146 appearances for the Tigers.
The signing of the 36-year-old will no doubt split opinion amongst Rangers fans after the way the goalkeeper left the Gers in 2012.
McGregor made 250 appearances for Rangers before leaving Ibrox in 2012 and lifted three Scottish titles, three Scottish Cups and five League Cups during his time with the Light Blues.
At 36 signing McGregor seems like a really short-term move although it would definitely give Wes Foderingham some real competition for the number one jersey. McGregor's departure in 2012 still leaves a bitter taste and the goalkeeper owes it to the Rangers fans to publicly explain the reasons behind leaving the Gers without pulling any punches. Too many of the players who did leave have made subtle hints at why they left without ever being genuinely open about it and – while McGregor is still a quality goalkeeper – he will have plenty of fans to win over before he even kicks a ball. He wasn't as bad as certain former team-mates in the way he left but, from the outside, it does still rankle.
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Dubai: Man detained for attempting to steal 3 ACs worth Dh 48,000
A man was apprehended for attempting to steal three air conditioners worth Dh 48,000 from a popular pizza restaurant in Dubai.
United Arab Emirates: A man was apprehended for attempting to steal three air conditioners worth Dh 48,000 from a popular pizza restaurant in Dubai.
The details of the case date back to the previous March. The man asked four of his employees to go to the top of the building where the restaurant was located, on Salah Al Din Street in the Al Muraqqabat area in Dubai, and take the air conditioners.
He told them to bring them to his workshop for maintenance.
Along with this, the details of the case date back to the previous March. The man asked four of his employees to go to the top of the building where the restaurant was located, on Salah Al Din Street in the Al Muraqqabat area in Dubai, as well as take the ACs. He asked them to bring them to his workshop for maintenance.
In addition, when the manager of the restaurant asked the workers what they were doing, they shared the information that they were maintenance workers working for the convict, as well as that he had asked them to disassemble the air conditioners.
The manager informed his supervisor, who shared the information with him that there was a maintenance workshop at the restaurant's headquarters. The manager told the police officials.
Two of the workers fled as well as two remained at the site.
As per the case file, the workers stated that the convict asked them to bring him the air conditioners. He has been sentenced to one month in jail.
Moreover, the workers were informed that a person who worked as an air conditioning technician asked them to go to a building where a pizza restaurant was located as well as bring three machines for maintenance in his workshop, so the convict was summoned, but he denied knowing the workers or about the theft.
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New Hampshire may become one of the growing number of states to pass right to work laws. Under such laws companies can opt out of union contracts and employees who do not wish to join unions do not have to pay union dues. Supporters of such legislation say that unions are too powerful and force workers who do not wish to be part of unions to be part of a non-union shop. Critics see such legislation as plain union busting and giving companies the power to bust unions and preventing workers from forming unions. Yet what is at the heart of the issue is putting the state governments clearly on the side of the corporations. Before, if workers, after overcoming many obstacles, wanted a unionized workplace then the company had to either deal with them or throw the workers out—if they could. Nine times out of ten the workers would win if the company could not bust the workers or the union. Now the state governments are interjecting themselves into the debate in favor of the companies.
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Right to work laws change the whole nature of the company-union debate by making it clear that the state governments themselves can decide if workers should have their own unions or not, can send in the police or even national guard to brake up strikes, and even arrest and imprison workers for "endangering national security." Because companies will now have the power of the state governments behind them then workers have no real civil and human rights—never mind labor rights—under state or even federal law. This is the dangerous trap of right to work laws, and unless this is fought tooth and nail workers, unions, and indeed all working families will lose and lose big.


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January 16, 2019 | The Washington Times
Crimes without punishment in Argentina
Argentines need to decide whether to pursue justice or surrender to terrorists.
Toby Dershowitz
Senior Vice President for Government Relations and Strategy
For more than a decade, Alberto Nisman had been investigating the worst terrorist attack ever committed on Argentine soil: the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. Eighty-five people were killed and hundreds injured.
Four years ago this week, the federal prosecutor was putting the finishing touches on a report that would accuse then-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner and a dozen others of helping cover up the Islamic Republic of Iran's responsibility for the attack.
On Jan. 18, the day before he was to present that report to Argentina's congress, Mr. Nisman was found dead in the bathroom of his locked 13th floor apartment. A .22-caliber bullet had been fired at close-range into his head.
Mrs. Kirchner initially called his death a suicide – even though his fingerprints were not found on the Bersa pistol left close to his body, and there was no gunpowder residue on his hands.
Just over a year ago, however, an investigation by 28 forensic experts and law enforcement officials conclusively determined that he did not kill himself. In fact, they were able to deduce, two people roughed him up, sedated him, and then shot him.
Who were those people? And from whom were they taking orders? Argentines attempting to answer such questions place themselves in danger.
Late last month, Federal Judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado, who also is Mr. Nisman's former wife and the mother of their two daughters, withdrew from formal involvement in the investigation. The reason: ongoing threats — the "need to guarantee the protection and safety of the family," as she phrased it in a written statement.
Mr. Nisman used wire-taped conversations to build his case against Mrs. Kirchner. Among them was one concerning an ally, former intelligence official Antonio Stiuso. Mrs. Kirchner says on tape: "We have to kill him." Her defenders claim she did not intend to be taken literally. Mr. Stiuso, unconvinced, subsequently fled the country with his family.
In September 2017, former Argentine ambassador to Syria, Roberto Ahuad, revealed in testimony that Foreign Minister Hector Timerman had visited Syria in January 2011 to finalize an agreement with Iran, at a meeting hosted by Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. A message sent to Mr. Ahuad asked: "When are you committing suicide?" Another warned: "Beware of an induced suicide."
And Eduardo Taiano, head prosecutor investigating Nisman's murder, has received messages threatening to do to him and his son what was done to Mr. Nisman.
Nevertheless, Mr. Taiano is continuing to investigate, focusing most immediately on the calls made over more than 150 phone lines – many of them reportedly assigned to intelligence agents – on the day Mr. Nisman's body was found.
Mr. Nisman had found solid evidence that officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran planned and financed the AMIA bombing, and that Hezbollah, its terrorist proxy, carried it out.
Long before implicating Argentine officials in a conspiracy, Mr. Nisman had found solid evidence that officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran planned and financed the AMIA bombing, and that Hezbollah, its terrorist proxy, carried it out.
Mohsen Rabbani became cultural attaché at the Islamic Republic's embassy in Buenos Aires just months before the AMIA bombing. In 1997, after Argentine authorities issued an arrest warrant for him, and INTERPOL a red notice (a request to locate and provisionally arrest an individual pending extradition), he managed to return to Tehran. Red notices for four other Iranian officials in connection with the bombing remain in place to this day.
Evidence points also to Hezbollah's responsibility for the bombing of the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires in 1992, in which 29 people were killed, and more than 200 injured. Argentine authorities charged Imad Mughniyah, the infamous senior Hezbollah operative, who also had been the mastermind behind the bombing of the U.S. Marine Barracks in Beirut in 1983. (He was killed in Damascus in 2008 in what may have been a joint Israeli/U.S. operation.)
The most likely motive for the AMIA attack: Iran's rulers, in their own special way, were conveying displeasure over the Argentine government's suspension of nuclear cooperation.
As for the cover-up, Mr. Nisman believed a deal was in the works to lift the red notices in exchange for oil.
Tehran and Hezbollah have long been seeking influence and power in Latin America, not least through illicit means. As far back as 2004, the U.S. Department of the Treasury designated Assad Ahmad Barakat, a Lebanese-born citizen of Paraguay, as a terrorist and Hezbollah financier. He and other members of his family are believed to have provided logistical support for both the AMIA and embassy bombings.
Recently, Argentina froze the assets of 14 members of the Barakat clan. That sent a message that Mauricio Macri, elected Argentina's president in 2015, is unwilling to give Hezbollah free rein.
A few weeks ago, the U.S. State Department hosted a ministerial meeting with key Latin American officials that sent another message: Hezbollah operatives in the Western Hemisphere must be thwarted.
That said, it remains to be seen whether either Hezbollah or the Islamic Republic ever will be held to account for the terrorist attacks of 1992 and 1994, and whether anyone will be brought to justice for attempting to cover their tracks, and for the murder of the investigator who followed the facts wherever they led him.
That investigator, just days before he was assassinated, said prophetically: "With Nisman around or not, the evidence is there."
That investigator, just days before he was assassinated, said prophetically: "With Nisman around or not, the evidence is there." Argentines now face a choice: to act on that evidence, or to surrender to terrorists and murderers. To put it another way, they must decide what kind of nation Argentina is, and what kind of nation Argentina will become.
Clifford D. May is president of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) and a columnist for the Washington Times. Toby Dershowitz is FDD senior vice president for government relations and strategy. Follow them on twitter at @CliffordDMay and @tobydersh.
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The Islamic State of Iran at 40
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Democracies die in daylight
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Syria's Rukban Refugee Camp: U.S. Strategic and Humanitarian Interests
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Q: How to use loops with Mustache.php? I need to loop as foreach() with my array,
$input = array (
  1 =>   array (    'year' => '1534',    'name' => 'test1',  ),
  2 =>   array (    'year' => '1644',    'day' => 'test2' )
  3 =>   array (    'year' => '2015',    'day' => 'test3',  ),
   // ...
);
$m->render( $template, $input );

but can't ref without a "rooot key"... This was the first problem... Then I sulve using $input = array('list'=>$input); and ok, now list key exist to

{#list} test {/list}

but it not loops (!), it shows "test" once...

A: I think the problem is inside the $input array. You shouldn't use the numeric keys. So try changing the array from
$input = array (
      1 =>   array (    'year' => '1534',    'name' => 'test1',  ),
      2 =>   array (    'year' => '1644',    'day' => 'test2' )
      3 =>   array (    'year' => '2015',    'day' => 'test3',  ),
    );

to
$input = array (
      array (    'year' => '1534',    'name' => 'test1',  ),
      array (    'year' => '1644',    'day' => 'test2' )
      array (    'year' => '2015',    'day' => 'test3',  ),
    );

This is a my example, a little bit different from your code:
    Mustache_Autoloader::register();
    $oMustache = new Mustache_Engine( array(
        'loader' => new Mustache_Loader_FilesystemLoader( 'templates' ),
    ));

    $aVariables = array(
        'list' => array(
            array( 'value' => 'one' ),
            array( 'value' => 'two' ),
            array( 'value' => 'three' ),
        )
    );

    $template = $oMustache->loadTemplate( 'my_template_name' );
    return $template->render( $aVariables );

And this is the mustache template:
{{#list}}
    test {{value}} <br/>
{{/list}}

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Sooner or later, when you're learning a new technique or song you will come to a cross-roads of whether you will do things the "correct" way (and we mean genuinely more effective and useful, not traditional or formal) or the easy way. Now I know that sounds like a setup for me to say you should take the high, lonely path to excellence and always do things the correct way - and I am - but I want you to see the point and issues here. Thousands of excellent musicians do things "the easy way" and it works fine for them. They play with two fingers instead of 4, they do vibrato with their jaw instead of their diaphragm, they only play in 4 keys. Making the choice for the "correct" way is about laying a broader foundation for yourself and maximizing your own personal chances of success. Seen 2 years from now, because you played with 4 fingers you can play this b9 chord with ease, because you used diaphragmatic vibrato you are always in tune, now that you've developed a love for jazz or black gospel you discover you can easily move through the changes because you worked in all keys. In the short term you will frequently need to choose the easy way to get the job done at the moment, but keep your eye on the horizon of what you can be, by making the BEST way natural.
Use long tones in songs to discover resonance and roundness in your voice. Experiment with vowel placement for the perfect tone.


Penney Carden serves as the Coordinator of Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction and the English as Second Language Programs in the School of Education. She is also the Live Text specialist and has provided faculty development in online learning course development. Prior to her employment at Trevecca, she served 7 years at Indiana Wesleyan University as an online professor and 15 years in Georgia schools as a mathematics teacher. She and her husband, a Nazarene minister, have 5 children who are all TNU alumni.


Could this be the rear shell for the cheaper Apple iPhone?
Persistent rumors of a new, cheap iPhone model got a shot in the arm this week as a photo began circulating of what appears to be a plastic rear shell for such a handset.
MacRumors reported today that an image of a white plastic shell featuring the iconic Apple and iPhone branding has surfaced.
The leaked image comes courtesy of accessory manufacturer Tactus, which earlier this week shared a number of photos claiming to be case molds for the next-generation iPad 5.
Judging from the latest photo, the rear shell of the alleged iPhone appears to be made of plastic, lending credibility to persistent rumors that Cupertino is preparing a less-expensive iPhone, presumably aimed at emerging markets or pre-paid carriers.
If the white casing looks familiar, it should: The design largely echoes the earlier iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, Apple's second and third models.
The key difference here is the back appears to be completely flat, with the edges curved sharply onto the sides, where the earlier models sloped more gradually.
According to Tactus, the cheaper entry is rumored to feature a 3.5-inch Retina Display with a 5MP rear camera, with an A5 chip powering it. It's said to be available in five colors (black, white, blue, red or yellow).
Finally, the case manufacturer puts its reputation on the line by claiming the budget-priced iPhone will launch Oct. 15, priced to move at only US$300.


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For the period 1-July-01 through 30-June-02
9-Sept-02-2002
1. Governance
1.1 The SIG Governing Board (SGB)
The SGB is comprised of the chief executive officer or designee of each regular SIG. The SGB is charged with forming SIGs, with managing them and setting policies for their management, and with recommending their dissolution. The SGB elects a Chair, Executive Committee and 3 additional representatives to Council.
1.2 The SGB EC
The SGB elects a Chair and an Executive Committee, which has full authority to act on behalf of the SGB between its meetings. The SGB EC is bound by the SGB's actions and the SGB may override any decision of the SGB EC. The SGB EC is made up of the following positions:
SGB Chair
SGB Past Chair
Vice Chair for Operations – Presides over SGB meeting, including SGB EC conference calls
Vice Chair for SIG Development – Identifies emerging technical areas, oversees transitional SIGs, the SGB Information Director, SGB committees, and SIG Liaisons to ACM Boards.
Secretary – Acts as elections advisor, policy advisor and financial and budgetary advisor
Conference Advisor – Oversees issues related to conferences as directed by the SGB
Large SIG Advisor – Acts as liaison for large SIG issues
Small SIG Advisor – Acts as liaison for small SIG issues
Publications Advisor – Acts as liaison between SGB and Publications Board
Director of SIG Services – Staff liaison
During FY'02 the following individuals held the positions indicated:
Name Position Term End
Alan Berenbaum Large SIG Advisor July 1, 2002
Alain Chesnais Chair July 1, 2002
Jim Cohoon Acting Publications Advisor July 1, 2002
Carla Ellis Past SGB Chair July 1, 2002
Stuart Feldman Vice Chair for SIG Development July 1, 2003
Fred Niederman Secretary July 1, 2003
Rob Corless Conference Advisor July 1, 2002
Bruce Klein Small SIG Advisor July 1, 2003
Kathy Haramundanis Vice Chair for Operations July 1, 2003
Donna Baglio Staff Liaison July 1, 2003
1.3 Council Representatives
The SGB elects 3 representatives to the ACM council for two-year terms.
During FY'02 the following individuals held the ACM Council positions indicated:
Alain Chesnais SGB Chair July 1, 2002
Mark Scott Johnson SGB Representative July 1, 2003
Jim Cohoon SGB Representative July 1, 2003
Mary Lou Soffa SGB Representative July 1, 2002
1.4 Standing Committees
The SGB is responsible for the oversight of the Federated Computing Research Conference Steering Committee.
The SGB appointed Barbara Ryder the Chair of the FCRC'03 Conference Committee. As Past Chair of the FCRC'99 conference committee, David Johnson became the event's Steering Committee Chair. It was decided that the conference is to be held from June 7-14 at the Town and Country Hotel in San Diego. Ryder is working with staff liaison Baglio on administrative details. The conferences already scheduled to participate include:
CRAW: CRA Mentoring Workshop (CRA-W)
ACM Conference on Electronic Commerce (EC)
ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI)
ACM/IEEE International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA)
ACM SIGMETRICS International Conference on Measurement and Modeling of Computer Systems (METRICS)
ACM/IEEE/SCS Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Simulation (PADS)
ACM Symposium on Theory of Computing (STOC)
ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming (PPOPP)
ACM International Conference on Management of Data & symposium on Principles of Database & Systems (MODS/PODS)
ACM Symposium on Computational Geometry (SCG)
ACM Symposium on Parallel algorithms & Architectures (SPAA)
ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems (LCTES)
Principles of Computing and Knowledge: Paris C. Kanellakis Memorial Workshop
Static Analysis Symposium (SAS)
ACM Symposium on Sofware Visualization (SOFTVIS)
1.5 SIG Project Fund
$20,000 in support was made available for widespread distribution of the June issue of SIGCSE Inroads (the SIGCSE Bulletin) devoted to the topic of Women and Computing.
1.6 Miscellaneous Appointments
The SGB liaisons are either the Chairs of the corresponding ACM Board or Committee or have joint appointments with the corresponding ACM Board or Committee. This includes the Education Advisor, The Publications Board Liaison, the Membership Activities Board Liaison and the Awards Committee Liaison.
David Arnold Membership Board Liaison July 1, 2002
Mark Scott Johnson Acting Award Committee Liaison July 1, 2002
Peter Denning Education Board Liaison July 1, 2002
1.7 SGB Nominating Committee
The SGB Nominating Committee nominates candidates for SGB EC, in addition to nominating candidates for SGB Chair and SGB Representatives to ACM Council. The nominating committee:
David Notkin Committee Member July 1, 2002
2. SIGs and SIG Membership
Appendix B summarizes basic SIG Statistics for FY'02. Included are member and subscriber totals, newsletter and proceedings activity, and conference involvement.
2.1 Membership Counts by class of membership
ACM/SIG Members
SIG Only Members
Total SIG Memb/Subs
Total ACM Members 78,708 >73,816 69,547
The SIGs overall member/subscriber count is 51,666 as compared to 51,285 in FY'01.
2.2 Membership Gains and Losses
Lost Members
KDD
ARCH 106
UCCS 145 SOFT 105
2.3 Membership Renewal Rates
Membership renewal rates are indicators of several realities, including 1) the degree to which members are satisfied with the services they are receiving as a result of membership and 2) the rate at which individuals are leaving the technical specialty.
The SIGs
with the highest renewal
Rates are:
with the lowest renewal
SIGUCCS
SIGKDD
SIGCSE
SIGPLAN
SIGAPP
SIGMM 59%
SIGACT 79% SIGWEB 63%
3. New SIG Formation and Dissolution
No new SIGs were chartered during FY'02.
At the request of the SIG leadership with the endorsement from the membership, the Special Interest Group on Computer Uses in Education (SIGCUE) was dissolved and the Special Interest Group on Computer Personnel Research (SIGCPR) was merged with the Special Interest Group on Management Information Systems (SIGMIS).
4. SIG Program Reviews and Annual Reports
4.1 Program Reviews
Every 4 years the SIG Chairs are required to provide a short presentation including a question and answer period during the SIG Chairs meeting. This presentation includes an outline of technical highlights, general direction of the SIG, and concerns for the next one to three years.
The SGB conducted 8 full program reviews during the year: 6 were deemed viable under existing criteria and at their request, 2 were granted a change in status and found viable. SIGUCCS was converted from multi-service to conference-only and SIGCAS was converted from multi-service to publication-only.
The following SIGs were found viable: SIGACT, SIGAda, SIGCSE, SIGDA, SIGGRAPH and SIGMETRICS.
The following SIGs remained or were placed in transition: SIGAPL, SIGAPP, SIGGROUP. SIGWEB was placed in transition and converted from a multi-service to a conference-only SIG.
4.2 Annual Reports
Annual reports for FY'02 were received from:
SIGACT, SIGAPL, SIGARCH, SIGART, SIGCAS, SIGCHI, SIGCOMM, SIGCSE, SIGDA, SIGDOC, SIGGRAPH, SIGIR, SIGKDD, SIGMIS, SIGMM, SIGMOD, SIGOPS, SIGPLAN, SIGSAC, SIGSOFT, SIGUCCS, SIGWEB.
Annual reports for FY'02 were not received from:
SIGAda, SIGAPP, SIGCAPH, SIGecom, SIGGROUP, SIGMETRICS, SIGMICRO, SIGMOBILE, SIGSAM, SIGSIM, SIGSOUND
5. SIG Technical Highlights
The strength of the SIGs lies in their technical excellence. Once again we have seen a continued growth in conferences, improvements in publications, innovations in many areas, expansion of the awards program, increased attention to educational activities and increased cooperative efforts among the SIGs. The following excerpts from the FY'02 SIG Annual Reports detail only some of the outstanding activities going on in the SIG Community. I urge you to review the individual SIG Annual reports, which can be found in Appendix D.
5.1 Electronic Community
The SIG-IRList is a SIGIR-sponsored electronic newsletter, (http://www.acm.org/sigir/sigirlist/). The IRList provides a regular newsletter of IR information and nicely compliments the archival publication SIGIR Forum. The SIG-IRList contains job announcements, notices of publications, conferences, workshops, calls for participation, and project announcements.
This year SIGGRAPH added some important new sections to its site, including the Conference Advisory Group site, an expanded CD-related Links section, and a selection of computer graphics news items, obtained via an agreement with Computer Graphics World magazine.
SIGCAS is in the process of transforming itself from a traditional multi-service SIG into a new online community. They believe that this form has the potential to reach a far broader audience than our current membership. The most important innovation has been the proposal for Computers and Society to become an ACM online magazine instead of a SIG-only "newsletter." The ACM Publications Board approved this proposal in July 2002, with rollout of the new publication scheduled for September.
5.2 Publications
SIGACT reports that significant papers in new research areas dealing with problems inspired by the Internet have been published in proceedings. These papers include structural studies of the web, routing strategies for web traffic, and strategies for pricing digital goods. The latter two have introduced ideas from game theory and mathematical economics into the TCS (Theoretical Computer Science) literature.
SIGARCH has planned a major initiative in digital publication, modeled on efforts by
SIGMOD, to collect digitized versions of as much of the literature in computer architecture as it could and issue the collection on a series of CD-ROMS or DVD-ROMS. They would like to include all SIGARCH-sponsored publications as a start, as well as publications from other ACM organizations, such as the MICRO conference sponsored by SIGMICRO. They finally obtained permission from the IEEE Computer Society to include some of its architecture-related publications this year.
SIGCSE is particularly excited by the June 2002 issue of inroads, a special issue on
Women and Computing. This extended issue included an impressive array of new articles, re-prints, and editorials, framing the topic and providing resource material for educators. This issue was circulated well beyond the SIGCSE membership. SIGCSE received funding grants for distribution from ACM Council, ACM-W, the SIG Project Fund (with co-sponsorship by SIGCSE, SIGGRAPH, and SIGDA), a separate contribution by SIGDA and SIGCOMM, and Microsoft. An NSF grant allowed 5,000 copies to be distributed to K-12 teachers at NECC.
SIGDA continued to produce a CDROM compendium of SIGDA-sponsored conferences as a benefit for SIGDA members.
SIGMIS requested proposals and appointed new co-editors of its newsletter, Data Base.
5.3 Technical Meetings
The Twenty Fourth Annual ACM SIGIR International Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR'01) was held in New Orleans, LA . This was a successful meeting in which 46 full papers, 32 posters, and 9 demonstrations were presented. In addition, there was a strong program of 8 tutorials preceding the meeting, and a varied workshop program following the meeting. There were 360 attendees for the main conference, 217 for workshops and 153 for tutorials.
CIKM'01, the Tenth International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management, was co-sponsored by SIGIR and SIGMIS (http://www.cikm.org/2001/). The 2001 meeting was held in Atlanta, GA USA. CIKM has a strong focus on databases in combination with information retrieval and management techniques. This year there was good representation of new work on web databases and structured data. The conference continues to improve in quality and provide a bridge between the database and information retrieval communities.
SIGPLAN continues to co-locate some of their smaller conferences (LCTES, PPoPP, PPDP this year) with the larger ones in order to minimize local arrangements overhead. They also directly sponsored 13 workshops this year (excluding OOPSLA workshops), all of which were co-located with their conferences.
SIGCSE 2002 set a new record with over 1,100 attendees. The main symposium now extends three full days (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday) with plenary sessions, papers, panels, special sessions, birds-of-a-feather sessions, and both faculty and student posters. Workshops and SIGCSE's Doctoral Consortium provide activities before and/or afterward, extending some activities from Wednesday through Sunday morning. Special activities were organized for students and for first-timers.
SIGGRAPH 2001 was held in Los Angeles, California, and chaired by Lynn Pocock. It drew almost 34,000 attendees, with a technical attendance of over 7,600 and had 300 exhibitors. The Conference Advisory Group is seeking to reach out to other technical communities and to increase the presence of games and interactive techniques in the annual conference.
ACM Multimedia 2001 (MM'01) was held in Ottawa Canada. Total attendance was 199. The accept ratio was 16% overall (45 accepted from 277 submissions). The number of submissions increased approximately 30% over MM'00 and MM'02 submissions were up over 15% over MM'01. The interest in multimedia research is clearly growing.
SIGOPS launched a new award at the Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (SOSP), its flagship conference, in Banff, Canada last October. The participants were impressed by the excellent technical program. The Mark Weiser award was inaugurated at this SOSP. Frans Kaashoek of MIT was the first recipient. Future awards will be presented at OSDI and SOSP each year.
The SIGCOMM conference continues to be to be innundated with submissions and its acceptance rate now hovers at about 10%. The conference is now listed by CiteSeer as the ACM publication with the highest impact rating (which measures the average number of citations per paper).
The Fall User Services Conference (SIGUCCS) was held October 17-20 in Portland, Oregon. The theme was "Bridging the Gap: Technology, Service and You". 390 people attended the conference, with tutorial registration at 195. 74 papers were published in the proceedings, which were made available in both hard copy and CD Rom format.
SIGWEB's HT'02, held at the University of Maryland, College Park from June 11 to 15, 2002, was fairly small, but a larger number than usual were students, so they appear to have attracted new attendees. There was also a good international turnout.
5.4 Professional Recognition/Awards
Sponsors Award
Awardee
ACT Godel Prize The Foundations of Computer Science SIGACT Distinguished Service Award Danny Lewin Best Student Paper Award Prize for Outstanding Contributions Gerard Senizergues Christos Papadimitriou Alan Selman Tim Roughgarden Donald E. Knuth
APL Iverson Award for Outstanding Contributions Jon McGrew
ARCH The Eckert-Mauchly Award (co-sponsored with IEEE CS) B. Ramakrishna Rau Maurice Wilkes Award Glenn Hinton
ART Autonomous Agents Research Award Katia Sycara
CAS SIGCAS 2002 Making a Difference Award SIGCAS 2002 Outstanding Service Award Donald Gotterbarn C. Dianne Martin
CHI CHI Lifetime Achievement Award CHI Lifetime Service Award Don Norman Dan Olsen
COMM 2001 SIGCOMM Lifetime Achievement Award Van Jacobson
CSE SIGCSE Award for Outstanding Contributions to Computer Science Education The SIGCSE Lifetime Service Award Elliot Soloway A. Joseph Turner Donald Norman Information Mapping, Inc.
GRAPH 2001 SIGGRAPH Computer Graphics Achievement Award Significant New Researcher Award Andrew Witkin Steven A. Coons Award Lance J. Williams Paul E. Debevec
KDD SIGKDD Innovation Award SIGKDD Services Award Jerome Friedman Ramasamy Uthurusamy
OPS Mark Weiser Award Frans Kaashoek
PLAN ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Service Award ACM SIGPLAN Programming Languages Achievement Award Andrew Appel John McCarthy
SOFT ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Service Award Outstanding Research Award Lori Clarke Gerard Holzmann
UCCS SIGUCCS Penny Crane Award John H. (Jack) Esbin
WEB Engelbart Award Nelson Award Vannevar Bush Award E. James Whitehead Peter Brusilovsky Riccardo Rizzo Donna Bergmark
5.5 Educational Programs and Special Projects
In 1999 SIGACT started a program of STOC Student Travel Awards, in which $10,000 is given annually to support student attendance at STOC. This year we are adding STOC Developing Country Travel Awards. These will be given to faculty and researchers from developing countries, who are STOC authors or who are contributing to the STOC conference in some other capacity. We are allocating $5,000 annually to this program. The first awards will be for STOC 03. These will be an experiment -- the program may be discontinued if is not achieving the desired effect.
In order to increase the breadth of perspectives and approaches represented at SIGIR, a mentoring program was introduced, keynote speakers from related disciplines chosen, and student travel support was increased. In another effort to increase the breadth of work represented in SIGIR, we offered a Mentoring Program to assist authors who have not previously had a full length paper accepted to SIGIR. The program was great success with 16 participants during its first year and will be repeated in 2002. A growing amount of student travel to SIGIR is supported by SIGIR.
In conjunction with representatives of the Association for Information Technology Professionals (AITP) and the Association for Information Systems (AIS), SIGMIS has been involved in the development of model curriculum for education in information systems both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The latest version of the undergraduate curriculum, IS'02, is expected to be published in 2002.
SIGARCH and the SC Steering Committee have agreed that future profits from SC'XY will be in large part returned to the SC community, in the form of a series of large project-oriented grants (to be matched by the other sponsor of SC'XY, the IEEE Computer Society). For SC 2000 and SC 2001, SIGARCH supported the funding of a 2-year program to invest in improving the conference's outreach to teachers and students from under-served populations. For 2002 and 2003 we are in the process of funding two similar but different programs for SC.
SIGPLAN continued providing $50K to OOPSLA to sponsor travel and attendance of professors from 2-4 year colleges at the tutorials and conference. They also instituted a housing scholarship program for OOPSLA which makes it easier for academic faculty to attend the conference.
SIGCSE encourages membership through its conference registration fee structure, and 97 new members joined with their attendance at SIGCSE 2001.
SIGGRAPH has developed a reusable online survey system, and emailed 1200 randomly selected members in February 2002. After failed emails, about 21% responded. Some results were:
- Only about 10% of respondents identified themselves as artists or animators
- The most highly rated membership benefit was access to the past SIGGRAPH proceedings (which is implemented via the ACM Digital Library)
- The most highly rated potential future benefit is the SIGGRAPH Online recordings of conference sessions
SIGKDD sponsors the KDD Cup contest at KDD conferences. Many teams participate in this contest to determine the best data mining techniques against a large real-world dataset and a data mining objective. Participants have included corporations and university teams. This contest has become a hallmark of KDD conferences, and provides credence to existing best practices and an impetus for further R&D efforts.
One specific new initiative for SIGDA this year was the SIGDA Monthly Conference Planner.
Based on a similar planner published by the IEEE/CS TTTC, the Monthly Planner is a small (5"x8") 40-page brochure to help the design automation community plan their activities with respect to submitting papers to, and attending, design automation conferences. Calendars for each month list the submission deadlines during that month, as well as more detailed information for conferences held that month .
SIGCHI has been aggressively working on outreach to the design community. The early results of this have been very promising: at CHI 2002 SIGCHI held a design forum, co-sponsored and co-organized with AIGA; the event was very successful. Also, SIGCHI is planning a "spin-off" conference from its DIS conference (Designing Interactive Systems) called DUX (Designing the User Experience), which is also directed at bridging the gap between the design community and the core of the SIGCHI community.
5.6 International Activities
An important initiative that SIGSOFT has engaged in is the Impact Project, whose goals are to conduct a scholarly assessment of the impact of software engineering research on software engineering practice, and to provide a roadmap for future research funding. SIGSOFT obtained a grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation to partially fund the activities of the group. The principal investigator of the grant is the SIGSOFT Chair, Alexander Wolf. This is a truly international collaboration, with participation from researchers and practitioners from across the world. In addition, the British IEE has provided a grant to support European participation. The Impact project can provide a blueprint for how other ACM SIGs can conduct similar assessments.
ACM SIGGRAPH supported Afrigraph 2001 and the Spring Conference in Computer Graphics held in Slovakia. The Afrigraph conference, held in Cape Town in November 2001, was the result of the successful ACM SIGGRAPH-Eurographics mission to Southern Africa in March 2001. The organisation for the next conference is already well under way, with the next event scheduled for February 2002 (See www.afrigraph.org).
SIGMOD has been attempting to be more international by establishing close relationships with societies in China (CCF DBS), Europe (EDBT, ICDT, Moscow ACM SIGMOD Chapter), andthe far east (SIGMOD Japan Chapter). There are ongoing efforts to establish similar linkages with Latin American countries (a Latin American Liaison Committee has been formed). There is an ongoing library donation program that is international in scope and $5000 per year has been allocated to facilitate the attendance to the SIGMOD Conference by influential researchers in eastern Europe.
5.7 Collaborative Efforts
SIGACT's STOC 01 (July 2001) was colocated with ICALP and SPAA, in Crete, Greece.
Colocation and meeting in Europe for the first time in 33 years will help with new collaborations and cross fertilizations. In the same spirit STOC 03 will be part of the FCRC.
SIGAPL is participating in an effort to bring different array programming groups together, to increase our visibility and make it easier to reach critical mass. It may also make sense to look at what other groups are doing in this area as we move towards FCRC.
SIGSOFT has begun two new co-sponsoring relationships. One with the IEEE Computer Society on the UML conference series and the other with ACM SIGMETRICS on the WOSP workshop series. The first UML co-sponsored event is planned for Dresden, Germany, in September 2002. The second WOSP co-sponsored event is planned for Rome, Italy, in July 2002.
In addition to working closely with Eurographics, the Japanese Computer Graphics and Art Society (CG-ARTS), the Digital Content Association of Japan (DCAj), and Nordic Interactive, ACM SIGGRAPH has also been developing relationships with other computer graphics associations. A new co-operation agreement with the China Society of Image and Graphics (CSIG) was signed in Hangzhou, China and new agreements with the Independent Game Developers Association (IGDA), International Visual Literacy Association (IVLA), the Swedish Computer Graphics Society (SIGRAD) and Imagina are due to be signed at SIGGRAPH 2002.
SIGCOMM is currently in discussions with IFIP to hold a follow up workshop to its successful Latin American Data Communications workshop held in the spring of 2001. They expect to hold the workshop again in 2003.
Appendix A: SIGFY'02 Membership and Technical Activity Summary
Appendix B: SIG FY'02 Financial Summary
Appendix C: SIG FY'02 Conference Summary
Appendix D: Appendix D: Individual SIG Reports July 01 - June 02


Phillips claimed that students have told her the cost of such coats is the same as their parents' rent payments.
"There has been feedback from children, who say 'Gosh, that is our rent for the month,'" Phillips said.
Phillips also said her plan to "poverty-proof" the school was well received by the students, saying one student wrote to her suggesting school shouldn't be a place where a student's "economic background is rubbed in their faces and distracts them from learning."
Bullying prevention could have cut back on that instead of forcing rich kids to be colder.
One parent, Andy Treanor, told CNN the ban "did not matter" to him since "he would not spend that much on a coat" for his daughter.
The school also provides free sanitary products to female students.


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Greg Fenton is a Ph.D. researcher at McMaster University and the Managing Editor for Critical Studies in Improvisation/Études critiques en improvisation. His current work is focused on Ai Weiwei, neoliberalism, Asian North American literature and film, and questions of resistance. He completed his M.A. in Cultural Studies and Critical Theory (CSCT) at McMaster University. Prior to that, Greg worked as a high school teacher in both public and I.B. schools in mainland China, travelling extensively and struggling to learn Mandarin. He was an undergraduate English major at the University of Guelph and from 2007-2009 worked as one of the first undergraduate researchers with the ICASP project. He worked as Managing Editor for Critical Studies in Improvisation/Études critiques en improvisation during this time. He also worked as Colloquium Coordinator for the 2007 and 2008 Guelph Jazz Festival Colloquiums. Greg has been the recipient of numerous awards for his academic work including a Board of Graduate Studies Research Scholarship (2013) and the Murray and Gwen Ford Ontario Graduate Scholarship (2012).


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Up next: A guest blog from LMCIT Field Consultant Troy Walsh. Hey Troy, why are fire trucks red?
"If it is not in the report, it never happened." How many times have you heard that? It is even truer now than in the past as criminal and civil courts look to the officer's report for what happened and may not allow testimony that is not documented in the written report.
Report writing is hard, and it is difficult to capture all of the simultaneous activity of a police call in writing. It can also be challenging to record what occurred in a manner that allows the reader of the report to fully know what happened.
The request to provide training in this area is the most frequent wish we see on our evaluation and feedback forms from our members. And as someone who has been there, I know that training on these skills has an immediate effect on the quality of reports—and in my case it made report writing easier and more focused.
Up next: Helpful links to training information.


Jack gets reward for a weekend of perseverance by inheriting a late point at Mugello.
Jack has just managed to continue his run of scoring points in every race he's finished in 2017, coming home 15th in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, which was won by Ducati rider Andrea Dovizioso.
It was a difficult weekend for Jack at Mugello, after his practice crash at Le Mans in France two weeks ago left him with right knee and right hand injuries, the latter of which made braking even more difficult than usual at the high-speed Tuscan track.
Jack started from a season-worst qualifying spot of 19th on Sunday, but made his customary strong start to gain four places on lap one. He soon dropped back to 18th after being passed by Pol Espargaro (KTM), Scott Redding (Ducati) and Hector Barbera (Ducati), and it was the veteran Spaniard who was to feature prominently in Jack's race from there, the pair running in close proximity for much of the 23-lap distance.
Jack spent much of the first half of the race in 16th place before muscling past Barbera and into the points on lap 15, but when a recovering Jonas Folger (Yamaha) took that place from Jack the next lap and Barbera came back through on lap 19, it looked like Jack would need some good fortune to add to his 2017 points tally.
That good luck came on the final lap, when Honda riders Cal Crutchlow and Dani Pedrosa crashed in the same incident with four corners to go when squabbling over 10th place. Jack fought with Barbera all the way to the line, but the Spaniard finished just over a tenth of a second ahead for 14th.
"Scoring a point today is bonus considering from the start of the weekend I just didn't feel on the pace with a lack of front grip and confidence," Jack said afterwards.
With his one point for 15th place, Jack now has 30 points for the season and sits in 12th place in the championship ahead of the next race, which comes at Catalunya in Spain next Sunday afternoon.


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Q: git credential-osxkeychain get hangs If I execute git credential-osxkeychain get, it just hangs when it should return information regarding what credentials are stored in the keychain. Is there a way to make this work?
I am using OS X 10.15.5
$ git credential-osxkeychain
usage: git credential-osxkeychain <get|store|erase>

$ git --version
git version 2.27.0

A: All of git credential-* helpers are meant to be used internally by git itself and follow a specific interface.
When the helper is run with the get subcommand, it waits for input on stdin and expects to read a series of "key=value" lines. For example, host=github.com. This is how git tells the helper which credentials are needed.
When you run a program directly in a terminal, its stdin is just connected to keyboard input. After the first Enter keypress, the tool is already running but waiting for keyboard input, exactly like tools such as cat or sed would.
After the second keypress, the program reads an empty line and treats it as an "end of input" indicator, i.e. that no more key=value lines will be entered. At this point it searches the keychain and finds whichever entry it thinks matches your "provided" filter.

A: This worked for me :
Deleting your credentials via the command line
$ git credential-osxkeychain erase
host=github.com
protocol=https
> [Press Return]

If it's successful, nothing will print out. To test that it works, try and clone a private repository from GitHub.com. If you are prompted for a password, the keychain entry was deleted.


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Should Europe Preserve the Ban on DTC Advertising of Prescription Drugs?
Direct-to-consumer (DTC) advertising, defined as "The use of mass media—eg, TV, magazines, newspapers, and the internet to publicly promote drugs, medical devices or other products which, by law, require a prescription, which targets consumers, with the intent of having a patient request the product by name," is legally permitted in only two countries, the United States and New Zealand. This form of advertising directed toward patients has remained controversial among public health officials, physicians, and the public all over the world since 1985 when it became legal in the US.
Since 1992, European legislation has banned advertisement to the public of prescription medicines. The main reason for the ban of DTC advertising in Europe as stated by the Health Action International of Europe is: "Unless there is clear evidence of lack of harm and of health benefits, the prohibition against direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs should be maintained. The European Union is committed to the precautionary principle. This principle is as relevant to advertising policies with health consequences as to direct chemical exposures." Most recently, however, the European community has considered regulatory changes to ease current restrictions on DTC advertising.
Should Europe preserve the ban on direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs?
According to an article on BMJ.com, DTC advertising encourages people to seek medical attention for conditions or symptoms that may normally go untreated, including asymptomatic diseases. As a result, DTC advertising can lead to excessive prescription requests and, if a physician is unable to change a patient's perception of the benefits of a drug, this situation may lead to inappropriate prescribing. According to the article, patients who are more heavily exposed to DTC advertising request more brand‑name advertised drugs and, therefore, prompt physicians to prescribe medications inappropriately even if the physicians have reservations about the particular treatment or believe that an alternative treatment is a better option.
An example of this is an advertisement run by GlaxoSmithKline for the antidepressant Paxil in the New York Times in October 2001, 1-month after the World Trade Center attack. Many people living in New York felt anxious after such a catastrophe; therefore, such advertising can hardly be justified. The heavy endorsement of Paxil and the enormous increase in prescriptions after 9/11 to people suffering from depression or post‑traumatic stress disorder led to skyrocketing sales of the drug–great for the company, perhaps not so much for the people.
In a Harvard Medical School study, 643 physicians surveyed believe DTC advertising encourages patients to seek unnecessary treatments and to make unwarranted requests. In addition, the survey found that 39% of DTC advertising visits resulted in the physicians actually prescribing the medicine even though they also recommended lifestyle changes or alternative treatments. In another survey, physicians judged 49% of requests based on DTC ads to be clinically inappropriate.
Another example comes from a randomized, controlled study conducted to determine the effects of patients' DTC-related requests on physicians' initial treatment choices in patients suffering from symptoms of depression. Results of the study indicated that patients' requests had a profound effect on physician prescribing in disorders related to depression. The study demonstrated that patients who requested branded medications based on DTC ads were over 50% more likely to obtain a prescription for that drug where alternatives or generics may have been better options.
According to the Division of Drug Marketing, Advertising, and Communication (US FDA), DTC ads are commonly found to violate US law because they contain inaccurate and misleading information. The most common reasons for inaccurate information are typically an exaggeration of benefits and minimization of risks.
In 1998, more than half of drug products advertised on TV violated regulatory standards. Today that number is even higher. Television ads in particular spend significantly less time on a drug's risks than on its benefits. In 2005 per a ruling from a federal judge, GSK was forced to remove all television ads that claimed that Paxil was non-habit-forming based on the fact that the ads were misleading and inaccurate. Approximately 5,000 people in the US have filed lawsuits against GlaxoSmithKline since Paxil became available, and the company has paid billions of dollars to resolve these lawsuits. In 2012 in what is known as the largest healthcare fraud settlement in US history, GSK agreed to plead guilty to criminal indictment on promoting the sale of Paxil (and Wellbutrin) through DTC adverstising.
A spot check of print ads conducted by the New Zealand Ministry of Health found that nearly all cases of ads submitted for review had risk information that was absent, incomplete, or illegible. A letter written by the US FDA to GSK in June 2001 claimed that a print advertisement for Avandia was misleading because the risk information was presented under the header "Strengthen your body's own ability to help control blood sugar." According to the FDA, this kind of advertisement purposely minimized the risks associated with Avandia treatment.
A study conducted to examine pharmaceutical websites of 44 leading DTC advertised drugs to determine the extent to which risk information was completely communicated found that, although benefit information was frequently accessible on the first page, risk information typically required several clicks to access and was often incomplete.
Additionally, regardless of the type of advertisement, the recommended reading level for all pharmaceutical ads should be eighth-grade, and often the majority of ad content exceeds the eighth-grade reading level and can lead to potential health discrimination.
Direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs many times leads to inappropriate prescribing and provides inaccurate information; therefore, Europe should continue to preserve the ban.
For more information on this issue, contact the Kulkarni Law Firm.
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Bay City Enters Historic Agreement on Liberty and Independence Bridges
Bay City, Michigan, December 19, 2019 - At its December 16, 2019 meeting, the City Commission of Bay City unanimously approved an acquisition and development agreement with Bay City Bridge Partners (BCBP) for services related to two city drawbridges that span the Saginaw River.
The agreement begins a transition period during which time project partners will work with public and private stakeholders to finalize implementation plans. The agreement is a significant first step for Bay City to provide BCBP with an option to assume operational control and, ultimately, ownership of the Liberty and Independence Bridges.
Under terms of the agreement, BCBP will pay Bay City $2 million immediately as part of a $5 million overall development fee for the bridges. BCBP also immediately assumes financial responsibility for operation and maintenance of both bridges, helping to address concerns for Bay City motorists and pedestrians, while saving the City more than $1.5 million in annual expenses.
"Last night's vote was the culmination of many years of deliberation and careful planning," said City Manager Dana Muscott. "The reality is that is these bridges needed to be fixed or, in the case of Independence Bridge, replaced. This agreement represents the most sensible approach to ensuring that critical repairs are made while allowing the City to focus its resources on other infrastructure projects that are a vital component in the daily lives of our residents, businesses and visitors."
Bay City conducted comprehensive research which included input from residents, business owners and state and county officials as well as a request for proposal (RFP) process designed to find the most qualified partners and the best overall financial deal for the City. The agreement capitalizes on the growing trend of public-private partnerships, or P3s, that are becoming increasingly necessary to implement significant infrastructure projects while minimizing costs to local taxpayers.
After the transition period concludes, the plan calls for BCBP to commit to a multi-million-dollar replacement of the Independence Bridge, which is currently deemed structurally deficient. A new span would be added to the east of the existing bridge, raising its vertical height by up to 12 feet to reduce bridge openings associated with smaller recreational watercraft. The Liberty Bridge would also benefit from significant investment for rehabilitation and modernization, including updates to its mechanical and electrical systems.
After work on both bridges is completed, BCBP would implement tolls to recoup its investment. Tolls for Bay City residents with a transponder are expected to be as low as 0.50 cents per crossing, or residents can purchase a monthly unlimited pass for $15. No tolls will be charged to Bay City residents with transponders who are determined to be below the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services poverty guidelines.
"The Bay City bridges project is a great example of how public-private partnerships can benefit communities with new or improved infrastructure, relieving municipalities of the financial stress of trying to maintain outdated facilities," said Kurt M. Brauer, a partner at law firm Warner Norcross + Judd LLP, which represented Bay City in the transaction. "We had months of discussion and debate, including citizen input, leading up to the unanimous Commission vote. We had input from contractors who are expert in what's required and the best ways to get the job done. It was a smooth and professional negotiation and we're proud to have been part of the Bay City team."
To accomplish its goals, BCBP assembled a team of specialists in finance, design, construction, and operations and maintenance with extensive drawbridge experience.
"We are extremely happy that Bay City has entrusted us with this project and we look forward to becoming an active, engaged part of the city and contributors to its growth," says Ken Szeliga, vice president of construction and operations for United Bridge Partners, parent company of Bay City Bridge Partners.
BCBS will also reimburse Bay City for professional fees incurred for services leading up to this decision.
"I'd like to also thank the many Bay City officials, employees, volunteers and community members including our dedicated City Commissioners, city attorney Neil Wackerly and Warner attorneys William Lentine and Sarah Harper who spent countless hours moving this project forward," said Muscott.


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Steven Tyler is the frontman of the legendary rock band Aerosmith. He is considered to be one of rock's greatest showmen. He began his career as a drummer but turned to singing before forming Aerosmith in 1970 and he also plays harmonica, keyboards and guitar. Steven Tyler is 64 years old in the year of 2012. He his famous for the biggest mouth I have ever seen in music scene.


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Hubert Matthijs Adriaan Jan van Asch van Wijck (Utrecht, 14 oktober 1774 – Woudenberg, 16 juli 1843) was een Nederlandse jurist, politicus, letterkundige en historicus.

Levensloop
Van Asch van Wijck stamde uit een Betuws regentengeslacht, de familie Van Asch van Wijck. Op 19-jarige leeftijd had hij zitting in de raad van de vroedschap van Gorinchem, waar zijn grootvader al bestuurder was. Na de Bataafse Revolutie in 1795 moesten orangistische families zoals de Van Asch van Wijcks hun politieke ambten neerleggen.

Hij promoveerde in 1798 te Utrecht, studeerde verder ambteloos tot 1804, toen hij er zich als advocaat liet inschrijven. In 1807 trouwde Van Asch van Wijck met Kenau Hasselaer (1786-1827).

De oprichting van het Verenigd Koninkrijk der Nederlanden betekende de terugkeer van Van Asch van Wijck in de politiek. Na 1813 werd hij advocaat-fiscaal voor de middelen in de provincie Utrecht. In 1822 nam hij zitting in de Tweede Kamer, waarvan hij tot 1840 lid zou blijven. In de Tweede Kamer steunde hij de volhardingspolitiek van Willem I tegen België. Tevens hield hij vast aan de standenvertegenwoordiging en grondeigendom als criterium voor kiesrecht.

In 1826 passeerde Van Asch van Wijck de wethouder W.R. van Heeckeren van Brandsenburg bij de aanstelling als burgemeester van Utrecht, welk ambt hij van 1827 tot 1839 zal vervullen. Als burgemeester nam hij het initiatief tot een grootschalige stedenbouwkundige transformatie van Utrecht waardoor onder meer het Zocherpark is ontstaan. Ook legde de in de Utrechtse stadsgeschiedenis geïnteresseerde Van Asch van Wijck op 5 september 1838 de grondslag voor de voorloper van het publiekelijke Centraal Museum. Hij liet een tentoonstellingsruimte van vier kamers openen op de bovenste verdieping van het stadhuis van Utrecht. Voor een kwartje per persoon kon het Utrechtse publiek elke woensdagmiddag anderhalf uur lang kennismaken met de kunstschatten van de stad. De gedachte hierachter was dat iedereen van de stadscollectie kon genieten. Een jaar na zijn aftreden werd in het centrum van Utrecht een straat naar hem vernoemd: de Van (Asch van) Wijckskade.

Op 26 februari 1833 werd hij door Willem I verheven in de Nederlandse adel waardoor hij met zijn nageslacht het predicaat jonkheer/jonkvrouw verkreeg.

In 1839 werd hij lid der Eerste Kamer, en daarna lid van de Raad van State.

Werk
Als letterkundige is hij bekend door de volgende, alle te Utrecht uitgegeven werken:
 Proeve over den ouden loop van de rivier de Eem;
 Over de verbetering der waterafleiding in de Geldersche vallei, 1832;
 Over de instellingen voor H.O. te Utr. vóór 1636, 1836;
 Geschiedkundige beschouwing van het oude handelsverkeer der stad Utrecht van de vroegste tijden af tot aan de veertiende eeuw, 4 st. 1838-'46;
 De stad Utrecht in hare betrekking tot de Hoogeschool in dezelve gevestigd, 1841;
 Levensschets van den burgem. Hendrik Moreelse, 1662-'64, 1844,
en een paar kleinere stukken.

Burgemeester van Utrecht
Eerste Kamerlid
Tweede Kamerlid
Nederlands advocaat
Nederlands literatuuronderzoeker
Hubert Matthijs Adriaan Jan
Politicus in het Verenigd Koninkrijk der Nederlanden
Regeringsgezind
Tweede Kamervoorzitter


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Q: Custom View inside HorizontalScrollView, surfaceCreated not getting called I am trying to have a CustomView inside a HorizontalScrollView.
In the Root layout there are three Layouts, FrameLayout, RelativeLayout and in the end HorizontalScrollView.
I am adding a custom view which extends surface view.
The Layout XML is as below
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Here AudioWaveView is a custom view which extends SurfaceView.
But the surfaceCreated function is never getting called.
Please let me know anything has to be done if custom view needs to be implemented within HorizontalScrollView or if it is a sibling of other layouts in a Root Layout.
Because I have implemented similar custom view as just a single view within a Root Layout and it worked.


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Ignoring your private desire, assess which looks higher together with your pores and skin — cooler (pink) tones go better with silver jewelry, whereas heat (yellow) skin tones work higher with gold. Make-up artist Angela Levin smoothes on Dr. Hauschka lip balm , which acts as a lip primer, then applies crimson lipstick over it together with her finger.
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Bring some colour to the table with this bold and entertaining cutlery set, featuring a knife, fork and spoon. Perfectly sized for little hands, this set features wonderful illustrations of brightly coloured dinosaurs such as the imperious T-Rex, the nimble Velociraptor, the gargantuan Brachiosaurus and the colossal Mosasaurus. Each dinosaur labelled in a stylish font, surrounded by footprints on a vibrant orange backdrop.
The perfect gift for any child (especially fans of all things prehistoric) this 'Dinosaurs' cutlery set will be a bright and bold addition to any youngster's daily routine.


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Las relaciones Chipre-Venezuela se refieren a las relaciones internacionales que existen entre Chipre y Venezuela.

Historia
Chipre estuvo entre los 28 países de la Unión Europea que desconocieron los resultados de las elecciones de la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente de Venezuela de 2017
 Chipre también desconoció los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales de Venezuela de 2018, donde Nicolás Maduro fue declarado como ganador.

En 2019, durante la crisis presidencial en Venezuela, Chipre se unió a la declaración de la Alta representante de la Unión para Asuntos Exteriores y Política de Seguridad, Federica Mogherini, que establece que la Unión Europea «llama al comienzo de un proceso político inmediato que lleve a elecciones creíbles y libres» al igual que «apoya completamente a la Asamblea Nacional como la institución electa democrática cuyos poderes deben ser respetados y restablecidos».

Véase también
 Crisis presidencial de Venezuela

Referencias

Venezuela
Chipre


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Handling Tips: Store whole, uncut melons up to 5 days at room temperature. Wrap cut melons in plastic and refrigerate up to 3 days.
General Information: These melons are small, about the size of medium papaya. They taste like cantaloupe, but with firmer flesh. They are an elongated-oval fruit with a bright yellow and white smooth skin that is ribbed. The flesh is white, crispy and aromatic. Korean Melon has a small cavity with numerous seeds and is a member of the gourd family.
Nutritional: The Korean Melon contains vitamin A, C and calcium making it an effective fruit for skincare and diuretic. Kukulbitasin contained in melon has been proved to have resistance against cancer and prevent cancer from spreading. In herbal medicine, it is known to cure coughs and phlegm. Melons are also good for digestion and curing constipation.
Applications: Eat fresh in wedges or cube and add to fruit salads. Korean Melon can be prepared and used as an edible garnish or served with ice cream.
History: The Korean Melon is believed to be introduced through China in the period of the Three Kingdoms, and with it's particular fragrant and taste, it is renowned summer fruit together with watermelon. Every year, the cultivation has increased.
During the mid 1950's Yeomcheon was introduced from Japan and was interlaced with the existing type of melons, and existing type of melons lost it's particular character. While the existing melons were low in sweetness, Yeomcheon melon had high sugar contents and were easier to transport. Yeomcheon melon were replaced fast, and from 1960's onward, it became the main kind of Korean melon.


Discussion in 'MacBook Pro' started by NickZac, Dec 21, 2010.
Does the MBP have something along these lines that need to be reconnected or is the temp sensor actually built into the hard drive and not used on an SSD because it can run hotter?
There's no temp sensor to reconnect, and my MBP runs fairly cool now that I have the SSD in.
I figured it didn't have a temperature sensor given it runs cooler and is capable of functioning when hotter. Thanks!
The 34 degrees has had me laughing all week. The logical explanations of there is a cryogenic cooling machine inside my small MBP or the ambient air temp is freezing in my house (in which so I am actually dead as I am wearing shorts and a t-shirt) just haven't worked.


How's this for a frustrating scenario?
You arrive at a foreign airport and head to the car rental counter to pick up your pre-booked car.
The rental company staff tell you they have run out of cars and they won't be able to help you. Sorry.
If you aren't sure how you would handle this situation, check out this article on DallasNews.com. It turns out that most large companies' standard operating procedure is to help you find another car – even if it has to be hired on your behalf from a competitor.
Don't take a refusal from the counter staff – ask to see a manager and politely but firmly request that they honour your reservation and arrange a car for you.
In a way, I can sympathise with car hire companies who overbook their cars – given how many customer no-shows they get, they don't really have much choice. The important thing is how they handle it when things don't go to plan.
As always, however, you will be in a stronger position if you understand how the system works, which I hope I have helped you to do.


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Areti () is a community in the municipal unit of Lechaina, Elis, Greece. It is situated in a flat, rural area, south of the Kotychi lagoon. It is 1 km west of Kourtesi and 5 km northeast of Lechaina.
The Greek National Road 9/E55 (Patras - Pyrgos) and the railway Patras - Pyrgos pass south of the village. The site of ancient Myrsinus (known as Myrtuntium in later times) is located near Areti.

Population

See also

List of settlements in Elis

External links
GTP - Areti
GTP - Ancient Myrsini

See also

Arete
List of settlements in Elis

References

Lechaina
Populated places in Elis