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Home News Stop 'Smear Campaign' Against Judiciary – Presidency tells PDP
Stop 'Smear Campaign' Against Judiciary – Presidency tells PDP
The Presidency has asked the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to stop including the executives in what it describes 'media smear campaign' against the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa.
A statement by Senior Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Media & publicity, Garba Shehu, on Saturday, urged the main opposition PDP to desist from causing an unfriendly relationship between the Executive and the Judiciary.
They advised the PDP and its candidates to exercise their right to challenge the result of the 2019 Presidential Election.
"The Presidency has admonished the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP to stop dragging the presidency into their current sponsored media smear campaign against the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa.
"While the PDP and its candidates are free to exercise their right to challenge the results of the 2019 presidential election, it is unacceptable to drag the name of the President or other organs of the executive branch into the campaign of character assassination against the President of the Court of Appeal.
"Attacking judges because the outcomes of cases don't favour you and keeping quiet when the verdict is in your favour smacks of insincerity, double standard and mischief," the statement read.
He asked the PDP to stop using reports of an indictment by the Department of State Services, DSS on Justice Bulkachuwa, adding that the security agency does not conduct its duties in such manner.
"Reports claiming that an agency of the government, the Department of State Services, DSS has indicted Bulkachuwa of corruption are the latest of this sponsored campaign. The DSS doesn't conduct its duties in the manner so described and you can't use a fake security report to drag the presidency into a smear campaign against the President of the Court of Appeal."
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National player and Tennis Cambodia's head of Junior Development, Phalkun Mam will represent the Kingdom at the landmark International Tennis Federation (ITF) Conference and Annual General Meeting opening on Monday at the Ritz Carlton Orlando Hotel, Grande Lakes in Florida.
Key reforms to the tennis world's oldest team competition the Davis Cup will be voted on by the member nations on August 16 as part of delivering tennis to the future generations including a transformative grand finals.
"It is imperative we are represented at this historic assembly as one of the most recognised, rewarded and well supported tennis nations in the South East Asian region by the ITF.
"We have heightened responsibility to live up to the expectations and reputation last year's prestigious award had imposed on us.
"I feel Phalkun both as a player, emerging coach and a prospective administrator will bring back a wealth of knowledge and information that will help us brighten up our future," Tennis Cambodia secretary-general Tep Rithivit told The Post.
Just before his departure from Phnom Penh to the United States, where he was born and played his college tennis in Washington DC, Phalkun said he was as eager to be in the midst of some of the strongest tennis nations in the world and also be part of history being rewritten.
"My aim is to make the best out of this great opportunity Tennis Cambodia has given me to bring back positives that will drive us in the right direction," Phalkun said.
On Tuesday, ITF president David Haggerty, who paid an official visit to Cambodia in early January last year, will formally open the 2018 ITF conference, before a gender equality discussion panel with members of the ITF's Women in Sport Committee and WTA chief executive Steve Simon.
The proposed changes to the format of the Davis Cup by BNP Paribas forms part of the list of reforms that will be put to vote by its member nations.
The format changes to Davis Cup that will be voted on and take effect from 2019 include the creation of an annual season-ending Davis Cup Finals in a world class European location to crown the world champions.
Other suggested changes are creation of a new 24-team home and away qualifying event played in February, with the winning nations going through to the Finals and the losing nations competing in Zone Group action.
An 18-team finals, featuring 12 qualifiers, the previous year's four semifinalists and two wild card nations, will consist of six round-robin groups of three teams followed by quarterfinals, semifinals and the final.
The ties will be downsized from best of five rubbers to three, and singles matches at all levels will be best of three tie-break sets, departing from the age old tradition of five advantage sets.


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Research > Chemistry
A Tale of Tattoos: Toxicology (part II)
August 25, 2015 Contact Author	Rachel Grabenhofer
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In research published on July 23, 2015, by The Lancet, authors Laux et al. discuss the potential toxicology of tattooing. According to the article abstract, tattoo-related health and safety regulations historically have focused on hygiene and the prevention of infections. However, tattooing has increased in popularity and "led to the development of many new colors, allowing tattoos to be more spectacular than ever before."
Ingredient Concerns
The authors add that little is known about the toxicological risks of these ingredients, and for risk assessment, the safe intradermal application of these pigments requires toxicity and biokinetic data, along with information about tattoo removal. Other concerns are for phototoxicity, substance migration and the possible metabolic conversion of tattoo ink ingredients into toxic substances.
In a related report from the Apex Tribune, Andreas Luch, M.D., senior author of the study and member of the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (Berlin), gave the statement: "Almost everybody these days has a tattoo, and nobody is talking about the side effects of ink deposits." He added that no evidence has suggested these ink ingredients, when injected into the body, are safe. There simply is not enough data to reach a conclusion; this is due in part to tattoo inks being classified as cosmetic products in most countries.
FDA and Tattooing
What role does the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) play in regulating tattooing? According to the FDA website, ink and ink colorings (pigments) used in tattoos are "subject to FDA regulation as cosmetics and color additives." However, other public health concerns have held higher priorities, and there has been a lack of evidence of safety concerns—unlike other news reports over reactions to black henna; but that's another story. Therefore, the FDA has not traditionally regulated tattoo inks or the pigments used in them.
The agency notes it has received reports of bad reactions to tattoo inks just after tattooing or even years later, and some individuals report itchy or inflamed skin around their tattoos during the summer, when they have been exposed to the sun. The FDA also has warned against the use of certain inks found to be adulterated, and issued voluntary recalls, mainly due to microbial contamination.
Most notably, recent reports associated with permanent make-up inks have prompted the FDA to study tattoo ink safety. In the FDA's Arkansas-based National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR), research chemist Paul Howard, Ph.D., and his team are currently investigating tattoo inks.
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Validating the Effectiveness of Rubbing on Percutaneous Penetration
8/26/2015, Niloufar Mohajerani and Kasra Afzali, University of California, Davis, CA; and Howard I. Maibach, M.D., University of California, San Francisco, CA
Shaving and its Effects on Percutaneous Absorption in the Skin*
6/3/2015, Muhammad Hamza, University of California, San Francisco, and Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi, Pakistan; and Howard I. Maibach, M.D., University of California, San Francisco
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Kroger President Mike Ellis Retires
July 1, 2015 by Logan Sachon
Mike Ellis, the president and chief operating officer of Kroger, the parent company of Fred Meyer Jewelers, has retired after 40 years with the company.
Ellis has been president of Kroger since January 2014. He also served as president of Fred Meyer from 2006 to 2012, then he became the senior vice president of retail divisions, including jewelry.
"We're very grateful to Mike for his contributions over the past 40 years, and we wish him all the best in retirement," said Rodney McMullen, Kroger's chairman and chief executive officer. "We have long taken a team approach to leadership, and together our highly experienced team of operators and merchandisers is focused on delivering on our aggressive growth goals."
Kroger operates 2,626 supermarkets and department stores in 34 states and Washington, D.C., under 24 names, plus 327 fine jewelry stores, 780 convenience stores, 1,342 supermarket fuel centers, and 37 food- processing plants.
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A great recipe for Chicken Marsala with tender chicken in a silky wine sauce full of mushrooms and shallots. This is a 40 minute feast anybody can make!
Years ago I took my mom out for a special dinner and we ordered some Chicken Marsala but it was HORRIBLE and I wrote it off as something that sounds wonderful but that should never, ever, ever show up on the dinner table. It has been off my radar ever since.
The Marsala wine itself was hard to find. After several of my usual places failed me I called a specialty store who kindly informed me that Marsala was only sold at the liquor stores. It turned out the one I bought was about 18% alcohol. In many states you may do well to try the liquor store first.
My kitchen experiments put the restaurant meal from years ago to shame! I ended up with tender chicken in a lovely wine, mushroom and shallot sauce over pasta. And it only took 40 minutes! The steps are not complicated but there are a lot of them. If you are newer to cooking just make sure to read through the entire recipe before you begin and let me know if you have questions.
The Chicken Marsala project was so much fun I'm going to use 2017 to experiment with some other dishes I have never really tried to make before! Is there anything you have never attempted that you are planning to try soon? Drop me a comment and let me know!
Tools In This Post: The secret to the silky sauce in this Chicken Marsala is gelatin! It is easy to cook with and can usually be found on the baking isle of your grocery store near the Jell-o. It looks like this.
I use a Cuisinart Food processor like this one to save a lot of time when I'm cooking. It is one of my kitchen work horse tools that I can't live without!
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3/4 cup good quality chicken or beef stock homemade if you got it!
Combine wine and stock in a large measuring cup. Sprinkle the gelatin all over the surface and set aside.
Use a meat mallet, a rolling pin, or a strong wine bottle to pound the chicken cutlets until they are no more than ¼" thick. Sprinkle salt and pepper over both sides of each cutlet. Dredge each cutlet in flour on both sides and set aside.
Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat until it is simmering but not smoking. If your skillet will not fit all the chicken, work in batches. Add the chicken to the oil and cook about 3 minutes on each side until the chicken is cooked through (160 F on a thermometer) and brown on both sides.
Do not drain the oil. Add the sliced mushrooms and cook stirring quite frequently until the mushrooms have released their juices and browned well, about 10 minutes. Add the minced shallots, garlic, and thyme and cook, stirring, until the shallots are translucent, about 2 more minutes. Add additional oil at any point if needed to prevent burning.
Pour the Marsala mixture into the pan with the mushrooms, making sure to scrape all the gelatin into the pan. Bring to a boil whisking until the liquid is reduced by half to three-quarters. Add the butter and continue to whisk constantly until the sauce comes together and takes on the consistency of heavy cream. Taste and add additional salt and pepper if you need it.
Return the chicken to the pan and spoon the sauce over them to warm them through. Serve over thick noodles such as Egg Pappardelle (I used the Trader Joe's Egg Pappardelle).
Do not go to the grocery store and buy Holland House Marsala Cooking wine. It is disgusting and has nothing to do with true Marsala wine. The real stuff is not too spendy. A decent bottle will run you about $12. It is a fortified wine and in some states this means you need to find it at a liquor store. I prefer a sweet Marsala wine but you can choose a drier version if you like. The sweet version brings out the flavor of the shallots nicely!
This recipe was originally found on Serious Eats. I have made a few personal modifications.


AMERICAN IDOL Review - "Auditions #3: San Diego"
Perrie Cataldo – One of the first guys to come in. He had such a cute kid. He sang a Boys II Men song, and I have to say, he wasn't half bad.
Michael Jones – aka Australian guy. Now he was really good.
Samantha Musa – WOW. So far my favorite. I am so impressed. I think she's gonna go far in the competition. And if you don't remember her, she's the one whose sister got to sit with Simon and be one of the judges.
Valerie Reyes – aka Mariah Carey wannabe. I've never met Mariah Carey. I don't know Mariah Carey. But Valerie, you are no Mariah Carey. The sad part is, I think she actually thought she was good, but in a sane way, if you know what I mean.
Monique Gibson – That was pretty horrible. That's all.
Blake Boshnack – aka Statue of Liberty guy from last season. You know I put him in the bad category just because he got rejected, but to be honest, I didn't think he was that bad. Now he wasn't good enough to go through, but then again why not? They have sent people that sounded worse than him through. Sanjaya anyone?
Alberto Hurtado – There's always one. The – how can I say – eccentric guy.


Topic 1: Game Previews Maine at Weber State (Friday night ESPN 2 8:00 Eastern) Colgate @ NDSU (ESPN 12:00 Eastern) SDSU @ KSU (ESPN 3 2:00 Eastern) UC Davis @ EWU (ESPN 3 4:00 Eastern) Topic 2: Payton, Buchanan, Rice, Robinson awards are discussed. Topic 3: : Picking the games for this week. Kris & Lance have some great conversation again this week so listen in and see what they think this week.


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Leo Burnett Recruiter to Become Ad Industry's Bitch At Cannes
Why go to Cannes when you can have your own Cannes Stooge? Why embarrass yourself by getting drunk and ending up on some guy's couch in the morning wearing just your bikini? Why subject yourself to all the buffoonery and pompous idiocy...when you can have someone else experience it all for you?
That's where Leo Burnett Creative Recruiter David Perez comes in. Burnett is sending Perez to Cannes from June 21 - 26 equipped with a webcam mounted on his glasses and the edict he must do whatever anyone tweets him to do.
Topic: Announcements, Guerilla, Industry Events
Dude Perfect Makes Another Shot For GMC
OK, this Leo Burnett Detroit-created 1:30 GMC-sponsored "stunt" video which celebrates tonight's NBA finals game is a minute longer than it needs to be. No one cares about the set up. All we want to see is the "stunt." So Texas-based Dude Perfect is at it again for GMC. This time, in an Action Figure-produced video, they make a 40 foot long distance shot to a hoop on a floating dock while cliff diving.
The Dude Perfect crew holds the world record for the world's longest distance basketball shot. Their previous video, "Plane shot," in which they successfully land a shot while riding in a moving plane, was featured during this week's third game of the NBA finals.
Topic: Guerilla
That Cracking YouTube Page? Just Another Ad
Last month, Samsung launched a 3D commercial projection in the Netherlands on the historic Beurs van Berlage building in Amsterdam. Now, this "projection" can be seen on YouTube as a page takeover game. At first, it looks like a normal video of the projection is being.That is until the YouTube page cracks, butterflies start flying out of the projection, and the new Samsung 3D TV is presented.
MUSE Amsterdam created the work and Starcom is behind the media.
Topic: Online
Amnesty International Puts Death Penalty to Death
In a moving and stirring new TBWA\Paris-created commercial, Amnesty International has eloquently stated its position on the death penalty and is urging the rest of us to see it their way. By metaphorically killing off the very things used to carry out the death penalty - the chair, the rifle, the noose, the saber - the cause group wants the 58 countries who still carry out the death penalty to join the 139 who don't.
Initially, TBWA Paris and director Pleix wanted to create the entire spot in camera, shooting real statues created out of wax. But in initial tests it was discovered that it was too difficult to shoot melting wax without it looking like stop-motion, so the film was almost completely done in CG except for a few live action elements.
No matter your stand on the issue, you have to admit the work is beautiful.
Topic: Best, Commercials, Creative Commentary
Chevrolet Clarifies 'Ban' of the Word 'Chevy.' There's No Ban
Reacting to the outcry over an internal memo from Chevrolet's VP of Sales and Service Alan Batey and VP of Marketing Jim Campbell which instructed employees to stop using the word "Chevy" when referring to Chevrolet cars, GM, this morning, released a clarification that states the brand will not, in fact, urge people to discontinue the use of the word.
The intent of the memo, instead, was to aid the brand in its "move toward a consistent brand name for advertising and marketing purposes" in relation to its foray into global markets.
While we fully understand how important "managing the brand" can be, we do wonder what Batey was thinking while penning the memo. In any event, crisis averted. The full clarification release is below:
Topic: Brands
Guy Gets Head Butt For Watching Woman Walk
Granted you'd be a bit more subtle than the guy in this Zinedine Zidane-style commercial for online gambling company Bet-at-home.com, but is a head butt really necessary? I mean come on! Can't we appreciate the finer things in life without getting slapped around? It's not like the guy jumped on top of her and had his way with her in the middle of the office.
Topic: Commercials
Fergie to Debut Fragrance With Sexy Ad Campaign
To hype the September release of her new fragrance, Outspoken, Fergie has gotten all dolled up for an ad campaign which will tout the scent. Of the launch, Fergie said, "From my music to my wardrobe, my style is all about speaking up and making a statement."
Of the fragrance itself, Fergie said, "Outspoken definitely turns heads, but it also lets your true personality shine through."
For those who care, the fragrance will consist of a mixture of jasmine, tuberose, passion flower, starfruit and...black leather? Eesh. That can't be good.
Topic: Campaigns, Celebrity
Chevrolet to Ban Use of the Word "Chevy"
Earlier this week, Chevrolet's VP of Marketing Alan Batey sent a memo to Detroit employees instructing them to stop using the word "Chevy" to describe a Chevrolet. The car maker aims to promote uniformity and believes the word Chevy dilutes the Chevrolet brand.
Claiming it's all about consistency, the memo read, "When you look at the most recognized brands throughout the world, such as Coke or Apple for instance, one of the things they all focus on is the consistency of their branding. Why is this consistency so important? The more consistent a brand becomes, the more prominent and recognizable it is with the consumer."
Topic: Brands, Opinion, Worst
Diamonds Aren't That Rare and Gold Can Cover A Billboard
Today in little know facts, Canada's Rethink is out with new work for Science World that aims to dispel widely held beliefs that, according to the campaign, are a bit mythical. Did you know diamonds aren't that rare and that just 2 oz. of gold can be hammered flat to cover a 200 square foot billboard? Neither did we. Nor do we really care but if scientific trivia is your thing then Science World is for you.
by Steve Hall Jun- 9-10
Topic: Outdoor
Jane Lynch Smacks iPhone, Women Love the World Cup
- As only Jane Lynch can, the new iPhone gets hilarious spoof treatment.
- The Word of Mouth Marketing Association is offering a free webinar next Monday, June 14th at 11 am CDT to support its new Digital Social Media and Endorsement Policy template.
- For women, the world cup is an opportunity to see old friends.
- The IAB has announced its panel of judges for its IAB MIXX Awards 2010.Had they provided a link, we would have been happy to share the list with you.http://tinyurl.com/2ukobzr
Topic: Celebrity, Industry Events


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Audi RS4 je nejvýkonnější verze modelu Audi A4 automobilky Audi.

První generace 2000 - 2002 (B5)

V roce 2000 představila firma Audi ve spolupráci s automobilkou Porsche nástupce svého modelu Audi RS2 Avant - výkonný rodinný kombík Audi RS4. Na rozdíl od svého předchůdce byl model RS4 100% produktem sesterské společnosti Quattro GmbH, která je od 90. let zodpovědná za vývoj sportovních modelů automobilky Audi. RS4 B5 byla, tak jako i její předchůdce, prodávaná výhradně ve verzi Avant a konstrukčně vycházela z modelu Audi A4 B5.

Pro verzi RS4 B5 byl použit koncernový motor 2,7 V6 Biturbo 195 kW/265PS a 400 Nm při 1 850 ot./min. používaný pro model S4 B5, modifikovaný firmou Cosworth, tehdejším členem VW-Group.

Pro zvýšení výkonu motoru byly do tohoto motoru montována větší turbodmychadla a mezichladiče, přepracované hlavy válců, nové výfukové potrubí a vylepšená elektronika motoru. Na základě těchto změn stoupl výkon motoru na 280 kW/380PS a točivý moment na 440 Nm při 2 500 ot./min.

Přenos výkonu jako předchozí verze zajišťovala výhradně 6 st. manuální převodovka a stálý pohon všech kol Quattro.

I přes své nemalé váze 1620 kg poskytoval motor autu dynamiku, která v praxi znamenala zrychlení z 0 - 100 km/h za 4,9 s.

Výroba verze RS4 B5 byla ukončena v roce 2001 s počtem 6 030 vyrobených vozidel. Poslední vyráběné vozy byly registrovány s rokem výroby 2002.

Druhá generace 2005 - 2008 (B7)

Po dlouhé přestávce Audi představilo RS4 Sedan v létě 2005. O rok později přišla verze RS4 Avant a RS4 Cabriolet. V srpnu 2006 dorazila na severoamerický trh a dodávaná byla v karosářských verzích sedan, kombi a cabrio.

V interiéru se verze RS4 od běžného modelu A4 B7 lišila především šířeji cejchovaným tachometrem, ze spodní strany seříznutým sportovním volantem a velmi kvalitními skořepinovými sedadly Recaro.

V exteriéru bylo evidentních změn poměrně více, přičemž mezi nejmarkantněji patří širší rozchod kol, adaptivní sportovní odpružení s možností změny tuhosti podvozku, zpětná zrcátka v provedení hliník, masivnější nárazníky a např. oválné koncovky výfuku.

Motory
 4,2 L V8 309 kW (420PS)

Se zavedením motoru 4,2 V8 vstoupilo Audi u svých modelů RS poprvé do sféry vysokootáčkových motorů (8 250 ot./min). Předešlé motory modelů RS byly do tohoto momentu vždy dopovány turbodmychadly. Za pomoci koncernové technologie vstřikování paliva FSI, dosahoval model RS4 B7 výkonu 309 kW (420 PS) při 7 800 ot./min a disponoval kroutícím momentem 430 Nm při 5 500 ot./min, přičemž 90% momentu bylo k dispozici již od 2 250 ot./min. Tento umožňoval dosahovat zrychlení z 0–100 km/ h za 4,9 sekundy a nejvyšší rychlost 250 km/h.

Na rozdíl od svých předchůdců disponoval pohonem všech kol quattro této verze RS4 asymetrickým rozdělením přenosu výkonu v poměru 40% na přední nápravu a 60% na zadní nápravu.

Jedinou dodávanou převodovkou byla šestistupňová manuální.

Stejně jako koncernový model Audi RS6 disponuje i tento model podvozkem s funkcí Dynamic Ride Control (DRC), který kompenzuje naklánění a tzv. potápění se přední části vozidla při prudké deceleraci.

Koncernem nabízená dodatečná úprava vozidla zahrnovala montáž sportovního podvozku Plus a odblokování omezovače elektroniky motoru, což vozu umožnilo dosáhnout nejvyšší rychlosti cca 280 km/h.

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Crystal peel Microdermabrasion is a non-surgical treatment to improve the appearnce and health of the skin.it provides gentle,yet effective abrasion of the skin,to reveal brighter,more even skin texture.
1.Skin that tends to stay scaly or dry.
30 mins treatment on the back including cleanse,scrub,massage & mask.
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Q: How do I extract lines from a file using their line number on unix? Using sed or similar how would you extract lines from a file? If I wanted lines 1, 5, 1010, 20503 from a file, how would I get these 4 lines?
What if I have a fairly large number of lines I need to extract?
If I had a file with 100 lines, each representing a line number that I wanted to extract from another file, how would I do that?

A: with awk it's as simple as:
awk 'NR==1 || NR==5 || NR==1010' "file"

A: @OP, you can do this easier and more efficiently with awk. so for your first question
awk 'NR~/^(1|2|5|1010)$/{print}' file

for 2nd question
awk 'FNR==NR{a[$1];next}(FNR in a){print}' file_with_linenr file

A: Something like "sed -n '1p;5p;1010p;20503p'.  Execute the command "man sed" for details.
For your second question, I'd transform the input file into a bunch of sed(1) commands to print the lines I wanted.

A: This ain't pretty and it could exceed command length limits under some circumstances*:
sed -n "$(while read a; do echo "${a}p;"; done < line_num_file)" data_file

Or its much slower but more attractive, and possibly more well-behaved, sibling:
while read a; do echo "${a}p;"; done < line_num_file | xargs -I{} sed -n \{\} data_file

A variation:
xargs -a line_num_file -I{} sed -n \{\}p\; data_file

You can speed up the xarg versions a little bit by adding the -P option with some large argument like, say, 83 or maybe 419 or even 1177, but 10 seems as good as any.
*xargs --show-limits </dev/null can be instructive

A: I'd investigate Perl, since it has the regexp facilities of sed plus the programming model surrounding it to allow you to read a file line by line, count the lines and extract according to what you want (including from a file of line numbers).
my $row = 1
while (<STDIN>) {
   # capture the line in $_ and check $row against a suitable list.
   $row++;
}

A: In Perl:
perl -ne 'print if $. =~ m/^(1|5|1010|20503)$/' file

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Inspired by Doodle God, Create a Chemical Reaction at Chicago MSI, and my chemistry teacher.
Put together elements and discover more about chemical compounds! Synthesize the right combination of elements from the periodic table and receive information about the compound you created.
Chemical elements are pure constituents of matter. They form compounds by various bonding processes, creating new substances with varying, and sometimes drastically so, properties. Just take for example Water and Hydrogen Peroxide; different ratios of Hydrogen to Oxygen produce very different results when they undergo a synthesis reaction.
Useful as a chemistry study tool or for fun, this app aims to inform while providing an entertaining and puzzling experience of discovering new compounds.
Forging bonds and making chemistry.
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Traditionally, corporate leadership has been understood as a mechanism through which managers drive and inspire their employees to increase production and profits. This narrow, results-oriented view is slowly diminishing, however. An increasing number of contemporary theorists are asserting that leaders also have the responsibility to establish and maintain moral and ethical standards within their organizations. This mandate is commonly called "ethical leadership," and is in greater demand today than perhaps any time since the advent of capitalism.
What has prompted this recent drive towards ethical standards and practice? Many point to numerous instances of commercial greed over the past decade that have generated headlines and untold angst. Countless stories of business self-indulgence and corporate failures, such as those involving Enron, Worldcom, Countryside, and Ponzi scandals highlight a corrupt corporate landscape in which values and ethical conduct take a back seat to the bottom line. And we all know the devastating outcome of these ill-fated decisions and cover ups. In response, many leaders have been rethinking competitive advantage and the costs of trying to achieve it. They have positioned beliefs and relationships at the center of their organizations, placing increased emphasis on how we behave, rather than on what we earn.
Of course ethical leadership permeates every aspect of a leader's conduct and decision making. And it's not limited to the corner office or the corporate boardroom. The political arena is also filled with debates and decisions that are cloaked in a pretext of ethics and morality. One need look no further than the current federal government shutdown to see proof positive of this reality.
In a development that shocked no one, Republicans and Democrats were unable to agree on a spending plan for the fiscal year that started last Tuesday, leaving federal coffers short. The main issue was Obamacare, and whether the possibility existed for members of the GOP to overturn or at least lessen the impact of the controversial legislation. House Republicans have insisted that any new spending bill include provisions to defund, derail or otherwise reduce the scope of Obamacare. Senate Democrats are insistent that it does not.
While it may be relatively easy for folks in the nation's capital to understand Obamacare and to take a position on the matter, the situation blurs significantly when related tactics curtail other areas of government function. A group of Republicans believe the president's signature domestic policy achievement is so bad for the country that it is worth disrupting government funding to undercut it. Others clearly disagree. While such aggravating governmental machinations may be permitted to carry on indefinitely, the players continue to try to keep us focused on the ethical issues as they see them and gain our support in their political struggle.
Ethical leadership may be viewed in the world at large as a fairly recent phenomenon. However, from the Torah's perspective it is perhaps the oldest form of leadership out there. What makes the Torah's presentation of ethical leadership more complex, however, is that it often combines issues of good and bad, moral and unjust, all in one person and/or in a single situation. The challenge is in distinguishing right from wrong despite the many justifications and arguments on either side.
Take, for example, the complex relationship of Abraham and Lot. The challenge is well-known. Abraham had dedicated his life to promulgating the view of one, caring G-d. He did this primarily through a life of kindness, giving to others and using his generosity of spirit to bring pagan strangers under the wings of God's glory.
His nephew Lot accompanied him on his journey to Canaan, and lived with him for years afterwards. Yet, Lot was not prepared to internalize and embrace his uncle's magnanimity. For Lot, riches were something to hoard, not share. We find this first in the incident with his shepherds (see Genesis 13). Later, he set his sights on the riches of Sodom, a desire that he maintained even after his capture by the four kings and his supernatural release at the hands of Abraham.
At that earlier juncture, when Lot's shepherds demonstrated a cavalier approach to feeding their cattle at others' expense, Abraham had a serious dilemma on his hands. On the one hand, Lot was his nephew [and also] brother of his wife Sarah. He had demonstrated his capacity for self-control when he remained silent in Egypt about Abraham's and Sarah's marriage. Furthermore, if Abraham could go to extreme lengths to inspire complete strangers, was he not obligated to do so for his nephew?
Yet, we see that Lot was clearly a source of regular concern for his uncle. He was a wicked person; Abraham did not merit receiving divine communication so long as Lot resided with him. His shepherds' practices reflected poorly on the Hebrew progenitor, and opened Abraham to criticism and the real prospect of desecrating God's name. According to Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler, even his willingness to risk his own well-being and that of his family for the sake of complete strangers who had come to visit him in Sodom (see Genesis 19) was less a reflection on his personal generosity than a reflection of Abraham's training (Michtav MeEliyahu, Vol. 1, p. 115).
What was Abraham to do under such conditions? Ultimately, Abraham chose to part ways, primarily because of the friction that existed between his camp (including his shepherds) and his nephew's. But it took much deliberation and a moral compass as finely tuned as his to make that difficult decision.
Leading ethically requires that leaders have a clear sense of right and wrong, even when the issue rests in between two legitimate, opposing sides. Minimally, it demands that he be in touch with someone who can see above the moment and offer clear, straightforward guidance. Ideally, it also requires that the leader himself be of impeccable or at least upstanding character.
Ethical leading takes courage and conviction. It means doing the right thing, even when it is neither popular nor easy. Nevertheless, when leaders base their decisions on divinely inspired values, then they send an important message that they will not be bought, while maintaining a standard that can help protect them from accusations of personal interests or ulterior motives.


foundations are ranged around the east and south sides of this green.
across the site and provided access from the village into the adjacent fields.
monument but they no longer survive there.
The medieval village of Ulnaby is extensive and exceptionally well preserved.


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UNH and Durham police prepare for Halloween festivities
Posted by Shawn Latulippe | Nov 1, 2019 | News | 0 |
With Halloween falling between two busy weekends on the University of New Hampshire (UNH) campus, UNH Police Chief Paul Dean and Durham Police Captain David Holmstock spoke about the preparations for the Student Committee on Popular Entertainment (SCOPE) Playboi Carti concert last weekend, and their upcoming preparations for Halloween Trick-or-Treating in Durham and Halloween this weekend.
Last weekend, his department prepared for the Playboi Carti SCOPE concert.
"We have decades of history partnering with SCOPE," Dean said. "My team has regular meetings with the SCOPE leadership team and other campus stakeholders to ensure we have a safe and enjoyable event."
Dean said that SCOPE continues to put on concerts with few issues and that nothing unexpected occurred. Dean said that they also had increased staffing for the concert and campus patrol shifts. He said that there was a total of 19 arrests. UNH police were more involved in the SCOPE concert than the Durham police department, according to Holmstock, because it was a university event, but said he thought it went relatively smoothly "other than the act not showing up on time."
The town of Durham already did their afternoon Halloween event, according to Holmstock, and they are planning to post for extra officers on Thursday, Friday and Saturday to make sure everything goes smoothly in Durham. He said that sometimes there are more people on campus during Halloween weekend because it attracts people from other places to visit UNH.
"We will have extra patrols and be visible throughout campus," Dean said in preparation for Halloween Trick-or-Treating and Halloween parties on the weekend.
When asked about which areas the police department focuses on having officers at to avoid any problems, Dean said that "we will have officers riding transit buses and stationed throughout campus and on patrol." When asked if they are utilizing any outside resources for next weekend because there might be Halloween parties, Dean said, "we are finalizing our planning and, if necessary, have support from our public safety partners. Dean also said that they have "a busy weekend with a home football game and hockey game," and that they will have extra staff around to "ensure a safe and successful weekend."
In regards to the Durham bars this weekend, Holmstock said that if the lines start to get long, they'll station more officers and continue to monitor it. He said that they will post for more officers in their department, which will count as overtime for the officers. Holmstock said that he anticipates that they will be able to fill all of the spots that they need to, and that they're usually "at the mercy" of how many officers they have.
Holmstock said that it's possible that there might be Halloween parties and more noise complaints during the upcoming weekend, but he doesn't anticipate any problems. He said that it's been a relatively quiet year at UNH and in the past years at UNH it has also been pretty quiet and without many problems. Holmstock thinks that the UNH students will maintain their good behavior.
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A year ago, my husband and I went to the most beautiful wedding we will probably ever attend. If there were a show called "My Celebrity Style Wedding," this wedding would have been on it. It was at a multi-million dollar beachfront home, with multiple bands, dozens of food stations and even synchronized swimmers in the backyard pool. As stunning as it all was, nothing stood out to me more than something the rabbi said during the ceremony. He said, "Marriage is not the most important thing, it is the only important thing." It stuck with me.
When you have a child with Down syndrome, you get inducted into a club. Other parents reach out to you, they calm you, they strengthen you, they get you. A week after we brought our son home from the NICU, another club member sent my husband and me an e-mail. She found out her son had Down syndrome right after he was born. She wrote about all of the fears she had and how her son is constantly proving most of those fears to be unfounded. She talked about the hope she has for his future.
When we were in the diagnosis phase, I think it was this very topic that haunted me the most. Marriage was so important to me, to us; would he ever get to experience it for himself? Will he ever find someone to love and will that someone love him back? As life expectancy increases for people with Down syndrome, so does the marriage rate. But it appears that when people with Down syndrome get married, it's a newsworthy event. It's still not commonplace.
I want him to get married, but I now realize that I want him to get married because marriage has brought me so much joy. Marriage makes me a better person. But just because I have chosen to make it the center of my life, doesn't mean that it has to be the center of his life. And that would be OK. Our job as parents isn't to make photocopy versions of our selves. Our job is to instill our good values in our children, but also to teach them to be independent, to make their own decisions, to make their own lives.
So, to the rabbi, I kindly disagree. Marriage isn't the only thing, love is. Maybe our son won't love someone the way his Dad and I love each other, but he will love and he will be loved. He will love his sister, his grandparents, his cousins and maybe even a wife. Married or unmarried, our son's life will be full of love.
Marriage doesn't equal love. Love has more power than marriage. Maybe someone doesn't think I have the right to say this as I have never got married, but I know the difference of marriage and love. My parents' marriage was dead since I was 15, but they didn't admit it. They both thought if their marriage continues legally, our family will be a whole and I will get the love from both of them. They concluded that their choice to continue that dead marriage is for my best interest. The truth is, it is not! I was living in a family that my parents don't talk to each other, and my dad wouldn't come home for dinner. I was either shopping with my mom, or go to eat outside with my dad; i.e. we don't do things together as a family. At a point, I didn't want to go home after school as that place made my heart feel so cold. I honestly didn't feel any love from them to me even we live together. Then after 6 years, they finally decided to end the marriage because I was an adult then and they thought their duty to keep the whole family is done. After that, little by little, day by day, I started to feel the love each of them has given to me. What I am trying to say is when they kept their dead marriage together, they thought that is way of loving me. However, it is not, I feel I was tortured and what they have done then is actually a good example of a marriage without love. Now, the reason why I can feel the love from them is now they made the right choice in their life to be responsible for their own and to me. Marriage in my opinion is not necessary, I think as long as 2 people love each other, then they can be together. Commitment is not a piece of marriage certificate, it is a hear to heart promise. Marriage doesn't make you feel you are loved, love is a feeling only you know when you feel it. I am not saying marriage is a bad thing, but it is to be done out of love. Love is also not just what you think the best for your beloved, sometimes letting something or someone go is also a form of love. Be love and be bright!
Thank you for sharing. Thank you for sharing your honesty and your experience. It is really a great lesson to read here. I hope, as difficult as I'm sure it is, you were able to always have Love in your Heart no matter what you were experiencing at the time. And, I hope you continue to have that Love. Be Love!


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New Africa Books and David Philip authors Sindiwe Magona, Loyiso Mkize and Nick Mulgrew will be in Johannesburg to join the events at the South African Book Fair.
Scheduled to coincide with National Book Week, the SABF is themed according to some of the most pertinent social issues playing out in Africa and globally. The SA Book Fair literary program will tackle a diverse range of topics, which will hopefully spark constructive debate. This is your chance to meet some of your favourite authors and get your books signed.
Nick Mulgrew will be speaking about his poetic voice, Loyiso Mkize of Team Kwezi will speak about what it takes to write a comic book and prolific author Sindiwe Magona reflects on her life as a writer in South Africa.
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Tightening the ELA would have forced Greece to lower its 60 euros-a-day ($66) limit on cash withdrawals.
Greek banks were left to rely on emergency funding after Europe's central bank earlier this year revoked a waiver that had allowed the institutions to pledge junk-rated Greek government bonds as collateral in exchange for short-term loans via the ECB's regular-funding operations.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has called a referendum for tomorrow to asks Greeks whether they are willing to swallow tougher austerity measures in return for bail-out funds from its creditors, the worldwide Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the ECB. If Greeks vote for the proposals of worldwide creditors, then the probability of agreement will increase.
Under the ECB's rules, ELA can only be provided to banks that are seen as solvent.
Banks are likely to run out of money hours after the referendum ends.
Even if Greeks vote yes Sunday, the ECB faces a number of hurdles before it can turn the lending spigots back on, most notably the more than €3 billion that Greece must pay the ECB on July 20 to redeem bonds held by the central bank.
"The referendum is relevant for our analysis and decisions exclusively, because it affects the possibilities for an agreement between Greece and other member states regarding financial assistance and adjustment in the Greek economy", Constancio said at an event in Vilnius.


On the afternoon of 1 February, a middle-aged man named Ecevit Şanlı approached the side door of the United States Embassy in Ankara, Turkey and within minutes, had not only thrown a hand grenade into the building, but also detonated the TNT strapped to his body, killing himself, a security guard, and injuring a journalist.
Image courtesy of US State Department, public domain.
If that last sentence sounds as if it were lifted from a statement published in 1970s, that's because it may as well be. According to Howard Eissentat, an expert on modern Turkey at St. Lawrence University, sourced by AP for their coverage of the story, the DHKP-C's message isn't just anachronistic, it's laughable: these Marxist-Leninist terrorists are trapped in "an ideological time warp," and concludes that actions such as the embassy bombing only have a glancing connection with the wider picture of contemporary Turkish politics.
While the ideological ramblings and actions of a marginal, ideologically extremist group such as the DHKP-C cannot be taken as an accurate temperature reading of the Turkish public's feelings on foreign policy matters, especially ones as complicated as the Syrian uprising, the bombing is a prime example of how Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Syrian foreign policy has backfired in unexpected ways.
In a piece of foreign policy trivia often forgotten by those caught up in the fervor of the Arab Spring and its less-than-rosy outcomes, Erdoğan was initially criticized for how quickly he took up with the equally untested Bashar al-Assad when the Justice and Development Party, of which Erdoğan is leader, came to power in 2003. Erdoğan and his foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, espoused a foreign policy of "strategic depth": turning away from Turkey's formerly Eurocentric foreign policy goals (i.e., European Union membership), they sought to cultivate richer relationships with their eastern neighbors in order to become a key regional player in the near Middle East and the Black and Caspian Sea regions. Syria, with whom Turkey shares of border, was the most important of these new relationships.
Soner Çağaptay, the director of the Turkish research program at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, published a report on 29 January detailing how Turkey's support of the Syrian opposition has served as a rallying point for the extreme left. "Turkey's radical leftist groups and other extremists have mobilized against Ankara's cooperation with NATO and Washington during the Syria crisis," Çağaptay wrote, pointing to Turkey's fraught history with militant leftist groups. In the 1970s, the streets of Istanbul and other major Turkish cities were a battleground for ultranationalist and communist militants, and some of these groups, such as the DHKP-C which was founded in 1978, still exist, hanging by the skin of their teeth and their "deeply anti-American ultranationalism." Çağaptay reported rallies against the deployment of Patriot missiles in the south of Turkey, an attack on Patriot teams arriving in the Turkish port of Iskenderun (near the Syrian border) in which the leftists fired smoke grenades at NATO soldiers and burned American flags.
By monitoring the movements of these "small but active" leftist groups, Çağaptay was able to predict what would happen: he predicted that though these groups, including the DHKP-C, are representative of a just "marginal political current," they could have a much larger impact than predicted. For example, he cited the undue amounts of attention that Russian and Iranian media outlets have given to these incidents in order to bolster anti-NATO sentiments and "increase Ankara's political costs for supporting the Syrian opposition." Additionally, Çağaptay warns, this media narrative could amplify perceptions of instability and cause further unrest throughout Turkey.
As strange and borderline humorous as some analysts claim the bombing was (Eissentat in particular finds amusement in the group's clumsy Turkish acronym and anachronistic use of hammer, sickle, and red star symbols, pointing to them as evidence of how grossly out of step with contemporary politics they are), this incident throws into sharp relief the unexpected and deadly results of Erdoğan and Davutoğlu's Syrian policies, and should be taken as a warning.
Ankara has met the expected problems related to the civil war in Syria–the influx of refugees across Turkey's southeastern border, public displeasure with the increasing number of Syrians in Turkish cities, and violent skirmishes on either sides of the border–with competence, if not grace or finesse. Considering the gravity, delicacy, and complexity of the Syrian uprising, this is to be applauded. However, it is unfortunate that Erdoğan has been playing fast and loose with Turkey's hard-won stability and prosperity for the sake of regional influence that, based on his performance, it clearly isn't ready for.


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Kate Beckinsale shares how she relates to…
Kate Beckinsale shares how she relates to Princes William and Harry
PUBLISHED: July 12, 2021 at 3:00 p.m. | UPDATED: September 23, 2021 at 6:56 a.m.
Kate Beckinsale says she can relate to Prince William and Prince Harry, because she lost her father at a young age.
The 47-year-old actress was just five when her father, actor Richard Beckinsale, passed away and she remembers feeling empathy for William and Harry, who were 15 and 12 respectively, when their mother, Princess Diana, died in a car crash in 1997.
Speaking on Dax Shepard's 'Armchair Expert' podcast – which Harry was previously a guest on – Kate said: "I remember when their mother died, I was in New York, and seeing them in the context of other people sort of grieving for somebody they didn't know … I thought, 'Oh my God, I really know what that feels like'.
"A cataclysmic event like that puts everything into a real sharp focus.
"It was hard at the very, very beginning because it did feel like you were having this very personal, horrible crisis – and so was everybody else, but you didn't know them.
"People would talk about how terrible they felt that they had lost him, but then say, 'Oh, but you probably don't remember anything, do you, because you were a child.' That would really upset me as a child. I found that really difficult.
"But then the person you're sharing it with is saying, 'You have less right to this than I do,' which is really odd. I found that, as I'm older, I'm less offended by it. There is something incredibly special and comforting about how much other people loved him, that, sort of the longer it goes on, [it's] lovely."
Meanwhile, Kate's close friend Sarah Silverman, previously revealed that she urged Kate to date Prince Harry, 36, before he met his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, 39.
Sarah quipped to Us Weekly magazine: "I remember when Prince Harry was single, like, I would live vicariously through [Kate] and be like, 'Oh, my God, date Prince Harry!' … because, like, she could! Now she couldn't, but, like you know, she's so beautiful and beyond that, just a really big brain."
The duo also joked about Sarah's comments on social media, with Kate telling the actress: "You are such an a**. Also I love how he's looking at us both like who are these b******, get them away from me."
Sarah then joked back: "HAHAHAHA remember when he was single and I decided you must date him because of my vicarious life through you? (sic)"


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Q: Does 'any?' break from the loop when a match is found? Does any? break from the loop when a match is found?
The following is the any? source code, but I don't understand it.
static VALUE
enum_any(VALUE obj)
{
    VALUE result = Qfalse;

    rb_block_call(obj, id_each, 0, 0, ENUMFUNC(any), (VALUE)&result);
    return result;
}

A: The term is "short-circuiting" and yes, any? does that. After it finds a match, it doesn't look any further.

A: Yes, it does break the loop. One does not need to dig into c code to check that:
[1,2,3].any? { |e| puts "Checking #{e}"; e == 2 }
# Checking 1
# Checking 2
#⇒ true

A:
Does any? break from the loop when a match is found?

The documentation is unclear about that:

The method returns true if the block ever returns a value other than false or nil.

Note: it does not say "when the block ever returns a value other than false or nil" or "as soon as the block ever returns a value other than false or nil".
This can be interpreted either way, or it can be interpreted as making no guarantees at all. If you go by this documentation, then you can neither guarantee that it will short-ciruit, nor can you guarantee that it won't short-circuit.
Generally speaking, this is typical for API specifications: make the minimum amount of guarantees, giving the API implementor maximum freedom in how to implement the API.
There is somewhere else we can look: the ISO Ruby Programming Language Specification (bold emphasis mine):

15.3.2.2.2 Enumerable#any?
any?(&block)

Visibility: public
Behavior:
a) Invoke the method each on the receiver
b) For each element X which each yields

*

*If block is given, call block with X as the argument.
If this call results in a trueish object, return true

As you can see, again it only says "if", but not "when" or "as soon as". This sentence can be interpreted in two ways: "Return true as the result of the method" (no indication of how often the block gets called, only that the method will return true at the end) or "return true when you encounter an invocation of the block that evaluates to a trueish value".
Try #3: The Ruby Spec:

it "stops iterating once tähe return value is determined" do

So, yes, we can indeed rely on the fact that the block is only evaluated until the first truthy value is encountered.

The following is the any? source code, but I don't understand it.

Note: by looking at the source code, you can not determine how something behaves in Ruby. You can only determine how something behaves in that specific version of that specific implementation of Ruby. Different implementations may behave differently (for example, in YARV, Ruby threads cannot run at the same time, in JRuby, they can). Even different versions of the same implementation can behave differently.
It is usually not a good idea to make assumptions about the behavior of a programming language by just looking at a single version of a single implementation.
However, if you really want to look at some implementation, and are fully aware about the limitations of this approach, then I would suggest to look at Rubinius, Topaz, Opal, IronRuby, or JRuby. They are (in my opinion) better organized and easier to read than YARV.
For example, this is the code for Enumerable#any? in Rubinius:
def any?
  if block_given?
    each { |*element| return true if yield(*element) }
  else
    each { return true if Rubinius.single_block_arg }
  end
  false
end

This looks rather clear and readable, doesn't it?
This is the definition in Topaz:
def any?(&block)
  if block
    self.each { |*e| return true if yield(*e) }
  else
    self.each_entry { |e| return true if e }
  end
  false
end

This also looks fairly readable.
The soure in Opal is a little bit more complex, but only marginally so:
def any?(pattern = undefined, &block)
  if `pattern !== undefined`
    each do |*value|
      comparable = `comparableForPattern(value)`

      return true if pattern.public_send(:===, *comparable)
    end
  elsif block_given?
    each do |*value|
      if yield(*value)
        return true
      end
    end
  else
    each do |*value|
      if Opal.destructure(value)
        return true
      end
    end
  end

  false
end

[Note the interesting use of overriding the ` method for injecting literal ECMAScript into the compiled code.]
Most of the added complexity compared to the Rubinius and Topaz versions stems from the fact that Opal already supports the third overload of any? taking a pattern which was introduced in Ruby 2.5, whereas Rubinius and Topaz only support the two overloads with a block and without any arguments at all.
IronRuby's implementation implements the short-circuiting like this:
if (predicate.Yield(item, out blockResult)) {
    result = blockResult;
    return selfBlock.PropagateFlow(predicate, blockResult);
}

JRuby's implementation is a little bit more involved still, but you can see that as soon as it encounters a truthy block value, it breaks out of the loop by throwing a SPECIAL_JUMP exception and catching it to return true.

A: Yes and it's easy to prove:
irb(main):009:0> %w{ant bear cat}.any? {|word| puts "hello"; word.length >= 4}
hello
hello
=> true

It has printed only twice. If it did not break it would print 3 times.


Donna M. Uzzell, Compact Council Chair and Director of Criminal Justice Information Services for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, praised Campbell as 'a tireless advocate of balancing the need for access to criminal histories with the principles of privacy and individual rights. The perspective Frank brought to Council deliberations was unique and valued. He broadened our horizons. As the primary author of The Attorney General's Report on Criminal History Background Checks, Frank created a comprehensive guide for future legislation in this important area of public policy,' stated Uzzell.
Ron Hawley, Executive Director of SEARCH, the National Consortium from Criminal Justice Information and Statistics, an organization with representatives from all 50 states, also praised Campbell's work on the Attorney General's report, stating 'No one has done a better job of putting in one place all the details and complexities of the national system for managing and sharing criminal justice information, explaining the interests of the various stakeholders in how that information is accessed and used, and crafting balanced policy recommendations that account for the competing interests involved with broader access to criminal history data for background checks. Frank's work will serve for many years to come as a platform upon which decisions can be made about improving that record system and establishing clear and fair rules governing access to and use of the information.'"


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Comeback: Charlie Sheen safe for advertisers again
Research shows Americans are still amused by Sheen, with little risk featuring him in ads.
Charlie Sheen's appearance in a DirecTV ad amuses more viewers than it annoys, according to an independent, non-commissioned Media Impact study from research technology firm Vision Critical.
The Sheen ad is part of a recent DirecTV ad campaign from Grey Advertising that satirically demonstrates that it is better to have DirectTV than cable. While watching the ad, survey respondents were asked to click on different emotional reaction buttons to reveal how they felt about the ad on a moment-by-moment basis.
While Sheen dominated the tabloids in 2011, the Media Impact study reveals that his evolved public image makes him well suited for advertising appearances.
The Vision Critical study reveals that Sheen's appearance in the DirectTV spot is not off-putting. Instead, viewers are amused by Sheen's appearance in a Turkish bathhouse. Amusement is maintained as Sheen reenacts scenes from Platoon using chairs and indoor plants. The initial peak of the "amused" reaction is the strongest emotional peak among 12 different ads tested using the Media Impact tool.
While Sheen's presence triggers some clicking on the "annoyed" reaction button, negative reactions are low among consumers under 65 years of age.
Share of all Reaction Button Clicks
"Viewers' emotional reactions show that Charlie Sheen is still entertaining, and surprisingly low risk. Both the DirecTV and Fiat ads featuring Sheen play off his recent notoriety. That said, early reviews of his new show have found it 'safe' and 'conventional' so it remains to be seen how long his notoriety can be leveraged for entertainment value" cautions Jeff Vidler, Senior Vice President, Media Research, Vision Critical. To watch a video about Media Impact, click here.
About Media Impact:
The Vision Critical® Media Impact platform is an online media screening solution that captures responses to audio or video content on a second-by-second basis. Respondents click on reaction buttons as they consume content to express their feelings on a moment-by-moment basis. The tool can be used to test a wide range of content including advertisements, TV shows, promos, radio bits and music montages. Compared to traditional testing methods such as dial testing or post-viewing interviews, Vision Critical Media Impact offers greater flexibility and more precise data.
Methodology: Vision Critical's Integrated Consumer, Retail and Shopper Insights practice tested 12 different television ads from a range of categories including, television service, OTC, alcohol and quick service restaurants as part of an ongoing series exploring the effectiveness of various advertising methods and executions. Each ad was seen by over 500 panelists on Springboard America, Vision Critical's proprietary panel recruited using the highest industry standards. The study was in field between May 4 and 15, 2012.


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Almost everything that you require in day-to-day life is now delivered at your doorstep but fuel? For that we still have to go the petrol pump and get the vehicle filled up. But maybe that could get delivered home if this startup- mypetrolpump has its way.
This one-year old company, based in Bengaluru is currently conducting a soft launch with three delivery vehicles -each with a capacity of 950 litres. It has already delivered more than 5,000 litres of diesel. Diesel is delivered at the day's running price with a fixed delivery charge. Order is placed either online or through its app.
For up to 100 litres, the one-time delivery charge is Rs.99. Above 100 litres, one needs to pay the diesel price plus one additional rupee per litre. Presently its biggest clients are school buses, some 16 schools and their fleet of 250-300 buses and a few apartments. The vehicles used for delivery have been specially fabricated by a firm approved by the Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation.
The promoter of the company is Ashish Gupta, an IIT-Dhanbad student and he left his job at Shell to begin this venture. He decided to deliver only diesel and not petrol as the latter is used mainly in households – bikes and cars while diesel is heavy vehicles, which typically require a huge quantity.
This is a good idea but somehow is makes one queasy to get fuel supplied like this – the safety and adulteration part will remain a big worry.


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Claude-Marie Hervo, seltener Claude-Marie d'Hervo (* 11. September 1766 in Quimperlé; † 21. April 1809 bei Eggmühl, heute bei Schierling) war ein französischer Général de brigade.

Leben
Begeistert von den Idealen der Revolution schloss sich Hervo 1789 der Garde nationale an. Er nahm an einigen Koalitionskriegen teil. Am 10. September 1792 wurde er zum Sous-lieutenant befördert und kam zur Rheinarmee. Wenig später wechselte er als Aide-de-camp von General François Nicolas Benoît Haxo in dessen Stab.

Als er 1797 zum Capitaine befördert worden war, wechselte er in den Stab von General André Masséna zu Napoleons Italienfeldzug. Er nahm an der Belagerung von Genua (April/Juni 1800) teil und konnte bald darauf wieder nach Frankreich zurückkehren. Später war er bei Dunkerque stationiert.

Hervo kämpfte in der Schlacht bei Jena und Auerstedt (14. Oktober 1806) und wurde dort mehrfach verwundet.

Vor der Schlacht bei Eggmühl (22. April 1809) ritt Hervo mit einigen Offizieren am 21. April 1809 Abends auf Patrouille um das Gelände der bevorstehenden Schlacht zu erkunden (→Schlacht bei Regensburg). Bei einem Zusammentreffen mit einem feindlichen Trupp Soldaten wurde Hervo erschossen

Ehrungen
 7. Juli 1807 Commandeur der Ehrenlegion
 10. September 1808 Baron de l'Émpire
 1808 Militär-St.-Heinrichs-Orden
 Sein Name findet sich am östlichen Pfeiler (18. Spalte) des Triumphbogens am Place Charles-de-Gaulle (Paris).

Literatur
 David G. Chandler: The campaigns of Napoleon. Weidenfeld, London 1993, ISBN 0-297-81367-6 (Nachdr. d. Ausg. London 1966).
 Charles Mullié: Biographie des célébrités militaires des armées de terre et de mer de 1789 à 1850. Poignavant, Paris 1851 (2 Bde.).
 Georges Six: Dictionnaire biographique de généraux & amiraux français de la Révolution et de l'Émpire. 1792–1814. Saffroy, Paris 1999, ISBN 2-901541-06-2 (Nachdr. d. Ausg. Paris 1934).
 Digby Smith: The Greenhill Napoleonic Wars Data Book. Greenhill, London 1998, ISBN 1-85367-276-9.

Einzelnachweise

Person in den Koalitionskriegen (Frankreich)
Mitglied der Ehrenlegion (Kommandeur)
Ritter des Militär-St.-Heinrichs-Ordens
Franzose
Geboren 1766
Gestorben 1809
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Happy Friday to you all! Shellye here to share with you today :) I'm changing up the focus of this week's spotlight with Spellbinders to bring a 12 Days of Christmas Tag-Style Mini Album using SN@P! and a bit of December Documented.
For the base of the album, I started with Spellbinder's Wonky Rectangles Nestabilities and used the largest (3.25" X 4.25") die. I first cut the shape from a thin weight chipboard and then various papers from the 6X6 December Documented Paper Pad.
Although using smaller dies from the same set would also look just as sweet, I decided to go with an oval shape (2.25" X 3") from the Spellbinder's Classic Ovals Nestabilities.
And I just fell in love with Spellbinder's Layered Poinsettias ...I use a lot of snowflakes for winter/Christmas themes, so this was a nice change! For the front, I used two of the smaller poinsettia shapes and then glittered the yellow centers.
Before attaching the little penguin guy to the top of the cover, I applied him to a piece of paper and then trimmed out; this added stability and also took away the sticky. To the bottom, I glued on a pom pom trim from May Arts Ribbon.
Below are all of the pages to commemorate the 12 Days of Christmas. When adding photos, I plan to use one of the smaller ovals to die-cut my photos. Between each 'day' I have added a cut-down piece of overlay from the December Documented Collection Kit, as well as SN@P! Pockets and December Documented 3x4 SNA@P! Cards.
This concept would also make a cute brag book for a new mom or grandma. Add more SN@P! pockets and fill with movie tickets or gift cards...a gift within a gift!
Thank you for visiting Simple Stories as we wrap-up this week of Spellbinders inspiration!
Wow wow wow! This is gorgeous!!! I loveeeeeeee those flowers on the cover!!!!
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Q: Short story where humans on a colony ship from Earth are overtaken by advanced Earthlings? I read this story some time around 2001-2005 or so. I believe I read it online, however it was certainly of the variety that could be found in an anthology. I don't remember many details other than the basic premise:
A large space ship or mobile space station full of humans has been in deep space for a long time, several dozen generations if my memory serves me. They are heading to a nearby star to colonize it on behalf of Earth. But Earth society has advanced dramatically in the hundreds (possibly thousands?) of years since their departure, and humanity has unlocked technology that allows them to manipulate the structure of space itself. The people onboard the ship watch in astonishment and dread as the very fabric of the universe is changed around them in the distance. They are still a long way from reaching their goal but are completely forgotten by their counterparts on Earth and have actually become obsolete, both in terms of their mission and their genetic makeup. The people on the ship have become aliens of a sort compared with what they believe the Earth humans have evolved into, although they only are able to infer this based on the fact that they watch the star system they are headed toward be colonized and transformed, just like their home solar system and many others in the sky.
It also seems to me that the people on the ship reach the conclusion that Earth humans have diverged from them physically and mentally based on either direct interaction or observation. The key point is that people on Earth have—through a combination of genetic meddling and mechanical augmentation—become individually capable of traversing the Galaxy in the form of large, conscious spacecraft. It is possible that the people on the voyaging ship only observe one of these cosmic ship-humans but I actually seem to remember that they make direct contact with one, and that it is completely uninterested in either helping them or even lingering long to talk to them and it quickly leaves them on their lonely course to the already colonized star system, still thousands of years distant.
I also half-remember a possible ending: The people on the ship decide that whatever Earth humanity has become is not something they wish to encounter again, and they change their ship's course toward an even more distant star system in a dark part of the Galaxy where nothing from Earth has yet reached.

A: The Shoulders of Giants by Robert J Sawyer?
the full story is in the link
http://www.sfwriter.com/stshould.htm

A: Maybe "The Island" by Peter Watts?
http://rifters.com/real/shorts/PeterWatts_TheIsland.pdf


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Том Морело () е американски китарист. Роден е в Ню Йорк на 30 май 1964 г. Става известен като част от групите Рейдж Агейнст дъ Мъшин и Аудиослейв.

Споменат е в статията "The Top 20 New Guitarists" на списание Rolling Stone и е под номер 26 в статията за "100-те най-известни китаристи на всички времена" ("100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time") на същото списание.

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Killarney advanced to the championship game by claiming a 5-2 victory over the Carman Beavers, the South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League champions, on Saturday night in Winnipeg. The Blues, meanwhile, were able to edge the Carillon Senior Hockey League champion Ste. Anne Aces in the other semifinal, by the score of 3-2.


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Mother who drowned her young twins will not face murder trial
Tania Snuggs, news reporter
A mother who admitted drowning her young twins last Christmas after her marriage broke down will not face trial for their murder.
Samantha Ford, 38, had pleaded guilty to their manslaughter by diminished responsibility, but denied murdering Jake and Chloe Ford - who were 23 months old - on Boxing Day.
A day later, after her car was involved in a crash with a lorry in Kent, police went to her home in Margate and found the twins' bodies.
Ford later admitted she had drowned them after the breakdown of her relationship with her husband.
At a hearing at the Old Bailey, Ford's plea to the lesser charge was accepted following a psychiatric report.
Prosecutor Ed Brown QC said: "We have considered all the reports and all the facts to do with this case very carefully. It is a case of great sensitivity in all respects.
"I have taken instructions from those instructing me, and the father of the deceased children has of course been consulted in respect of this question.
"The result of those consultations are that those pleas are to be acceptable and the Crown does not ask for a trial in respect of those two counts of murder."
Ford, who remains in custody, was not required to attend the brief hearing, where a further psychiatric report to examine her current mental state was ordered.
Sentencing was adjourned until 26 July when a disposal under the Mental Health Act will be considered.
A judge accepted the prosecution's decision, saying the reasons would become "obvious" at the next hearing.
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text: Q: A statement about normal basis element , trace and characteristic of field Let $F/K$ be a normal finite extension where $F=F_1 \times F_2$ for subfields $F_1,F_2$ of $F$ where $F_1\ne F$ . Suppose $w$ is a normal basis element in $F/K$ for any $w\in F$ for which $Tr_{F/F_2}(w)$ is a normal basis element in $F_2/K$ . Then is it true that $K$ has prime characteristic  ?