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Five-star Hilton Hotel planned for Canberra
The proposed Hilton Canberra would be part of a $200 million development, alongside a 'World Technology and Trade Centre'.
By David Flynn, August 27 2019
Canberra could get its first Hilton Hotel as part of a $200 million development which would also incorporate an international hotel school and a World Technology and Trade Centre. Plans for the five-star property include 253 rooms – among them 18 suites – plus the obligatory mix of restaurants and bars, a fitness centre, swimming pool and spa plus space for meetings and events.
The Hilton Canberra would be located in the capital's City Hill precinct, considered the municipal as well as geographical heart of Canberra.
"Canberra is an extremely important market, and Hilton would be honoured to have the opportunity to be able to offer our world-renowned Hilton hospitality to travellers visiting our nation's capital," observes Rob Scullin, Hilton's Vice President of Development, Australasia.
Hilton has joined Ledrae Hotels – which is also working on developing the forthcoming Hilton Parramatta, due to open in 2022 – and design firm M20 in the ambitious pitch, which is now being assessed by the Australian Capital Territory government.
"We are excited to bring such an iconic brand such as Hilton to our nation capital," adds Michael Kyriacou, Director of Ledrae Hotels.
"The hotel will be a significant asset to the city, capitalising on the enormous growth in tourism – particularly the outbound tourism market and will help ACT compete with other global cities for major international conferences and events."
Also on Hilton's Australian map is the very upscale Hilton Melbourne Square, due to open in 2023 at Southbank's six-tower Melbourne Square development. The 600-room property will mark the brand's return to Melbourne, and won't be too far from the hotel group's former South Wharf site, which in July 2017 was rebranded as the Pan Pacific Melbourne.
Canberra Hilton
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Air New Zealand - Airpoints
Melbourne will welcome the Hilton at Lt Queen St at the end of this year/early 2020, long before the Melbourne Square property
Tuesday, 27 Aug 2019, 04:40:08 pm
Emirates Airlines - Skywards
Um yes, Little Queen Street, now where was that again.... (Marketing Nightmare)
Wednesday, 28 Aug 2019, 03:01:08 pm
For clarity this is an unsolicited pitch to government rather than a plan. Subtle difference. The key one being unsolicited pitches need to go through a lot more rigour before they even get to the actual planning stages.
Wednesday, 28 Aug 2019, 09:10:08 am
The Local ACT Government have never quite understood that investing in infrastructure and buildings that supports larger conferences and events will bring new money into the ACT community on a regular basis. (Remeber the competition the ACT Gov Land Development Agency ran that offered up as its winner the "Australia Forum" - Prime land now unfortunatly filled by apartments and shopping.) When you look at what other capital cities have done with the renewal of their Convention centres or the Tasmanian backing of all things MONA, I hope the ACT government have a comprehensive plan to compete nationally in this market. Canberra is a brilliant destination that needs better facilities and choice of venues.
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I'm not familiar with the tune, but it appears to be in 6/8. That is two beats per measure, each beat divided into thirds: 1-2-3 2-2-3. For the most part, you can just make the chord shape indicated above the tab with your left hand and pick out what is written in the tab with your right.
6/8 can be a little tricky to figure out if your not used to it, but you can get it with some listening/practice. Listen to the song a bunch of times to get the feel.
I will try to explain, each line represents the string on your uke. As you see in the first line they show G on the bottom (though its on top of your uke closest to your head) and so on. The numbers represent the fret you play on the string. Play them in successive order.
I would say (though I haven't played this song) it is a combination of picking and strumming. If there is just ONE number on one line. Pick it, if it has multiple strings/frets being played at the same time. Strum it.
I hope that I didn't make you more confused. If you lay your uke on the table, perhaps you will see the relationship of the strings/frets to the tab.
Good luck! Once you get it, it is fairly simple!
In addition to what fitncrafty said, if you can read tabs then try to follow along while the song is playing.. It helps a lot.
Try this - How To Read Tabs (http://www.ukuleleunderground.com/forum/showthread.php?809-How-to-Read-Tabs-Thread).


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Tychius schneideri är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Herbst 1795.  Tychius schneideri ingår i släktet Tychius, och familjen vivlar. Arten är reproducerande i Sverige.

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O Tribunal Especial para o Líbano (TEL), é um tribunal criminal internacional criado pela ONU para o julgamento dos atos criminosos relacionados ao assassinato de Rafik Hariri. A corte está instalada em Leidschendam, nos arredores de Haia.

Competência

A corte foi criada por um acordo entre as Nações Unidas e a República do Líbano, entrando em vigor a partir de 10 de junho de 2007, através da resolução 1757 do Conselho de Segurança da ONU.

Originalmente é competente para julgar e condenar os responsáveis pelo ataque de 14 de fevereiro de 2005, do qual resultou a morte de Rafik Hariri e mais outras 22 pessoas. Entretanto, a jurisdição territorial, temporal e material poderá ser ampliada além deste episódio, se a corte decidir que outros ataques ocorridos entre 1° de outubro de 2004 e 12 de dezembro de 2005 tenham alguma conexão, conforme princípios de direito crimanal e cuja natureza e gravidade sejam similares ao ataque de 14 de fevereiro de 2005. Foi anunciado pela ONU que o custo total para a colheita de provas é de pelo menos 60 milhões de dólares.

Composição

Todo tribunal possui uma acusação, uma defesa e um julgador. Para a acusação, o promotor canadense Daniel Bellemare foi nomeado pelo Secretário-geral da ONU em 1° de março de 2009. Para a defesa, foi nomeado François Roux (admitido à ordem dos advogados em 1962, na França).

A função de julgar é exercida por juízes que organizam-se em câmaras. O tribunal possui três câmaras para a função de julgar. O juiz da câmara de pré-julgamento é Daniel Fransen (Bélgica). A câmara de julgamento constitui-se de três juízes, um libanês e dois internacionais, além de mais dois juízes reservas, um libanês e outro internacional. A câmara de apelações possui cinco juízes: dois libaneses e três internacionais.

O juiz Antonio Cassese (Itália), além de ser o presidente (jurídico e administrativo) do próprio Tribunal, é o presidente das câmaras de julgamento e de apelações. Ele representa a instituição como um todo. O juiz Ralph Riachy (Líbano) é o vice-presidente do TEL.

Resultado
No dia 18 de agosto de 2020, o Tribunal disse que não há provas do envolvimento da Síria e da liderança do grupo xiita Hezbollah no assassinato do ex-primeiro-ministro Rafiq Hariri, ocorrido em fevereiro de 2005, embora o Hezbollah possa ter realizado o atentado, mesmo sem a participação da liderança.
A sentença no caso estava prevista para 7 de agosto, mas foi adiada em função da explosão que matou pelo menos 177 pessoas em Beirute, capital libanesa, no último dia 5.
O tribunal ainda não pronunciou a sentença contra os quatro alegados membros do Hezbollah que são acusados de participação no assassinato.

Ligações externas
Site do Tribunal (em inglês)

Tribunais internacionais
Resoluções da Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas
Direito penal internacional
Haia


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1949 – The Republic of Ireland withdraws from the British Commonwealth. The British Parliament recognises the declaration but asserts sovereignty over the six northern counties.
Stair na hÉireannIrish HistoryÉamon De Valera, Éire, British Commonwealth, Bunreacht na hÉireann, Constitution of Ireland, Dublin, House of Commons, Ireland Act 1949, Nationalists, Northern Ireland, O'Connell Bridge, O'Connell Street, Republic of Ireland, Tim Pat Coogan, Ulster, Withdrawal
The withdrawal of the twenty-six counties from the British Commonwealth is recognised officially by Britain, thereby, becoming the independent Republic of Ireland. The Ireland Act 1949 passed by the House of Commons recognised the withdrawal.
Éamon de Valera had introduced his Constitution (Bunreacht na hÉireann) in 1937, the Irish Free State, or Éire as it was renamed, was well-nigh an independent republic. However, de Valera was hesitant on proclaiming the 26 counties the Republic.
It is plausible that not only was de Valera's hesitation a compromise to those who recognised the Republic as consisting of all 32 counties, but that he also did not wish to be the one whom history would indicate as having accepted partition as permanent.
As such, Éire claimed that the national territory covered the whole of Ireland but recognised the de facto state of Northern Ireland. It was de Valera's ardent desire that reunification could be achieved peacefully.
The Act created outrage in Ireland because its provisions guaranteed that partition (i.e. the status of Northern Ireland as a part of the UK) would continue unless the Parliament of Northern Ireland chose otherwise. Because Northern Ireland had a unionist majority, the guarantee that Northern Ireland would remain part of the UK unless the Belfast parliament resolved otherwise copper-fastened the so-called "unionist veto" in British law. The Irish parliament called for a Protest Against Partition as a result. This was the first and last cross-party declaration against partition by the Irish parliament. The revival of an Irish Republican Army in the early 1950s has been attributed by Irish journalist and popular historian Tim Pat Coogan to the strength of popular feeling among nationalists on both sides of the border against the Act.
Before the final Act was published, speculation that the legislation would change the name of "Northern Ireland" to "Ulster" was also the subject of adverse reaction from Nationalist politicians in Northern Ireland and from the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Ireland.
Northern nationalists continued, and many if not most today, still refer to the 26 counties as the Free State and retain the title Republic as the name of a future reunified Ireland.
Photo: People Celebrating Withdrawal from the British Commonwealth on O'Connell Bridge, Dublin
Today in Irish History – 18 April:
1689 – Siege of Derry begins. In 1688, James II, a Catholic, was deposed by his Protestant daughter, Mary, and her husband, William of Orange, in a bloodless coup known as the Glorious Revolution.
Ireland 1845-52 | The Mersey Ship - "We could be buried along with our people, in the old churchyard, with the green sod over us, instead of lying like rotten sheep thrown in a pit, and the minute the breath is out of our bodies, thrown into the sea to be eaten up by them horrid sharks." Robert Whyte "I spent a considerable part of the day watching a shark that followed in our wake with great constancy... the mate said it was a certain forerunner of death." From The Truth Behind The Irish Famine, 100 images, 472 eye witness quotes: www.jerrymulvihill.com
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Donald Trump: One Step Away from Fascism
December 8, 2015 buffalopundit Leave a comment
OK, maybe two steps.
The two things missing are these: 1. a principled ideological or political belief or dogma of any sort; and 2. a paramilitary organization that pledges fealty to him personally.
Other than that, he's already there. Yesterday's downright idiotic, fascist, and impossible "proposal" to ban all entry to the United States to people who are Muslim is the latest example of Trump's careful dismantling of his personal brand, and his descent into madness.
The Trump campaign is now a hate group.
It started with Mexican immigrants (incidentally, net migration of people from Mexico is now in deficit), moved on to calling for an end to birthright citizenship, and now Trump indicts all Muslims everywhere as unworthy of entry into this country, until, as he so eloquently puts it, "our country's representatives can figure out what is going on". What a well-reasoned and thoughtful plan! It's literally the sort of thing you say when you're trying to incite violence.
Forget for a second how fundamentally impossible and, likely, illegal any such scheme might be. Forget for a moment that you can't test for "Muslimness". Set aside, if you will, that 1.6 billion people in the world are Muslim, and jihadist terrorists make up an infinitesimal percentage of that population.
How does Mr. Trump expect his neighbor, Saudi Prince Mutaib bin Abdulaziz Al Saud to get back to his luxurious apartment in Manhattan's Trump Tower if he travels abroad?
What will happen to Trump Tower tenant Qatar Airlines?
Keep a close eye out on who supports Donald Trump in the wake of this latest racist outburst. They'll be worthy of your contempt.


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A lot of traders decided to extend the President's Day weekend, as Tuesday's session was pretty quiet. The major indices started the day on the negative side, but managed slight gains by the closing bell despite slipping in the final hour.
"The market is pricing this (trade) deal in, so make no mistake that if talks break down the market will too. So, as we get closer to a deal over the next week or month, we will likely remain stuck between 2750 and 2800 in the S&P until we receive more clarity," said Jeremy in Counterstrike.
The company's report was newsworthy in its own right of course, but it was all the more interesting coming after last Thursday's bizarre retail sales report that saw a decline of 1.2% in December. So far, the market seems to consider that result to be a glitch, though we'll know more when additional data is released.
Stocks Under $10: Shares of Veeco Instruments (VECO) went on quite a ride today, dropping sharply in the morning before rebounding to a slight gain by the closing bell. Brian Bolan has been looking to lessen the portfolio's exposure to chips because he believes a China trade deal is already priced into the space. Therefore, this roller-coaster session provided all the excuse needed to sell VECO and take a nice 39% return in just a little over a month.
Ditto for Qualys (QLYS), the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) provider of cloud security and compliance software. The company beat by 27% in its recen t report with revenue growth of 21% and record margins. However, the 2019 outlook wasn't as strong as expected, leading to a sharp selloff. As with GOOS, the editor thought the pullback was too severe for a company with long-term potential in a growing and increasingly necessary space. He took advantage of the overreaction by adding QLYS with a 5% allocation. Read the complete commentary for a lot more on these moves.
Surprise Trader: This earnings season may be a bit long in the tooth, but there are still plenty of companies yet to report that could bring nice returns to the portfolio. Case in point, The Mosaic Company (MOS) is one of the world's leading crop nutrition names… and it doesn't report until after the bell next Monday. This Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) has a positive Earnings ESP of more than 2% for the quarter, while earnings estimates for 2018 and 2019 have been trending higher. Dave likes what he sees and added MOS on Tuesday with a 12.5% allocation.
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Cop Kills Innocent Man, Gets Convicted of Murder, Doesn't Get Fired, and Still Getting Paid
Despite being convicted of an on-duty murder, a cop remains employed by the department and is still collecting his taxpayer funded paycheck.
Huntsville, AL — Imagine for a moment that you are a McDonald's employee who shot and killed a customer who came in to order some fries. Then imagine that you were convicted of murder for killing that customer. Then, imagine that after you were convicted of murder, McDonald's kept you on the payroll but didn't require you to come to work.
Obviously, the above scenario would never happen because McDonald's is a private business and would lose a massive percentage of their customers if they openly employed a man who was convicted of murder. If you are not a private company, however, and are the Huntsville police department, this scenario is standard procedure and is completely fine.
In 2018, officer William Darby shot and killed Jeffrey Parker. He was convicted of murder in May and not only has he yet to be fired — he is still collecting a paycheck!
Documents obtained through an open records request show that Darby remains employed by the police department and has been paid about $2,100 before taxes every two weeks since his conviction, AL.com reported.
The records show that Darby has been on sick leave since a jury found him guilty two months ago. He is off work under the Family and Medical Leave Act, a federal law requiring employers to allow workers unpaid extended time off for medical or family reasons.
The most recent pay records, from mid-June, show that Darby is paid about $2,162 before taxes every two weeks.
The city also appears to have asked other police officers to donate accrued sick leave while Darby awaits sentencing.
Police department employees received an email asking them to donate leave time to an unnamed employee with an undisclosed medical condition. AL.com reviewed the email, which was sent from Chief Mark McMurray's email account on May 20 — less than two weeks after Darby's conviction.
Darby was charged with killing Parker, 49, at his home in April 2018. Darby shot Parker as he sat in his home with a gun to his own head, talking to another Huntsville police officer, Genisha Pegues who did not see him as a threat. Parker had called 911 and told a dispatcher he planned to shoot himself. The shooting was captured on body camera footage and showed that Darby's use of force was entirely unjustified.
During the trial, Pegues testified that she was de-escalating the situation when Darby barged in and killed Parker. As the body camera footage showed, Darby grabbed a shotgun from his car, kicked in the door, yelled at his fellow cop to point her gun at Parker and then shot Parker in the face with a shotgun, killing him — all within a few seconds. Parker never once pointed the gun at anyone but himself.
"An innocent man was murdered," Tim Gann, Madison County's chief trial attorney, told the jury at the time of Darby's trial. "He called for help and he got Ben Darby."
After being shown the footage and the facts, the jury took just two hours to deliver the guilty verdict.
Following Parker's death in 2018, Darby was placed on desk duty and continued to work despite facing murder charges. On May 7, Darby was convicted of murder for killing Parker and despite this conviction, he is still collecting a paycheck. Instead of firing him, the police chief defended the killer cop.
"We are in the first stages of shock," Chief McMurray said in a statement. "While we thank the jury for their service in this difficult case, I do not believe Officer Darby is a murderer."
He added, "Officers are forced to make split-second decisions every day, and Officer Darby believed his life and the lives of other officers were in danger. Any situation that involves a loss of life is tragic. Our hearts go out to everyone involved."
Though he's been on desk duty since the murder, after his conviction, Darby was allowed to go on paid leave and is still collecting his taxpayer-funded paycheck. According to city spokeswoman Lucy DeButy, this is completely normal.
"This is the normal process until formal proceedings under the City of Huntsville's personnel policies and procedures are complete," she said in a statement.
Imagine not being able to fire a convicted murderer whose salary you pay — this is the situation every taxpayer in Huntsville is currently facing.
According to court records, after Darby became a convicted murderer he then posted a $100,000 bail and walked out of the court room a free, and apparently gainfully employed police officer.
Adding insult to special treatment is the fact that because Darby was cleared by his department after they investigated themselves, the taxpayers will not only be forced to pay out a settlement but they were also forced to pay for Darby's defense team.
Darby is facing a minimum of 20 years in prison and has a sentencing scheduled for August 20. He is free on bond and currently collecting his taxpayer funded check.
Given that the mayor has already made a statement that Darby should appeal, it is highly possible that this convicted murderer will remain a cop on the taxpayer dime until that appeal, which could also be funded by the taxpayers.


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Home Books Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery
Preface. In: Yuh DD, Vricella LA, Yang SC, Doty JR. Yuh D.D., & Vricella L.A., & Yang S.C., & Doty J.R.(Eds.),Eds. David D. Yuh, et al.eds. Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Second Edition. McGraw-Hill; Accessed January 21, 2021. https://accesssurgery.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=963&sectionid=53577103
Preface. Yuh DD, Vricella LA, Yang SC, Doty JR. Yuh D.D., & Vricella L.A., & Yang S.C., & Doty J.R.(Eds.),Eds. David D. Yuh, et al. (2014). Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Second Edition. McGraw-Hill. https://accesssurgery.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=963&sectionid=53577103
"Preface." Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Second Edition Yuh DD, Vricella LA, Yang SC, Doty JR. Yuh D.D., & Vricella L.A., & Yang S.C., & Doty J.R.(Eds.),Eds. David D. Yuh, et al. McGraw-Hill, 2014, https://accesssurgery.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=963&sectionid=53577103.
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Much has changed since first edition of the Johns Hopkins Manual of Cardiothoracic Surgery was published in 2007. First, the tried and true Halstedian-based paradigm of cardiothoracic surgical residency training as an 8- to 10-year apprenticeship has been challenged by new duty hour restrictions, intense scrutiny of clinical outcomes, and a seemingly endless parade of evidence-based quality measures and documentation requirements. Whether one deems these changes as progress or not, it is clear that they have affected the environment in which today's residents must learn the craft of cardiothoracic surgery, placing a premium on the time during which they can develop and reinforce their knowledge base from real-life clinical scenarios. Second, the advent of new integrated cardiothoracic surgical residency programs, taking trainees right out of medical school, have made integrated, practical, and concise references with content readily accessible to uninitiated medical graduates even more valuable. Finally, tremendous advances in new technologies, including catheter-based valve delivery systems, less-invasive surgical techniques, new mechanical circulatory devices, and hybrid approaches in the treatment of cardiothoracic disease have added to the already considerable knowledge base that cardiothoracic trainees must assimilate.
We have been gratified that the first edition of the Johns Hopkins Manual of Cardiothoracic Surgery occupies a place among highly respected textbooks in our field and, in fact, serves as a sourcebook for the Thoracic Surgical Directors Association web-based curriculum. The second edition of this textbook, renamed the Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery, remains a comprehensive single-volume textbook covering topics in adult cardiac, congenital cardiac, and general thoracic surgery. It is intended as a core reference for all caregivers in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. We again formatted the book to facilitate review, prefacing most chapters with a "Key Concepts" section highlighting the epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical features, diagnostic and treatment strategies, and outcomes for each topic. Additionally, based on our own critique of the first edition and thoughtful suggestions from its readers, we have made substantial improvements in the new edition, including colorized figures throughout the book, board-review questions and answers, and a greater emphasis on decision-making flow charts that are particularly useful in preparing for oral board examinations.
The content of this textbook reflects the rapidly changing field of cardiothoracic surgery. In addition to the basic curriculum required for certification, we endeavored to include advanced concepts, controversial issues, and new technologies. For example, we have included completely reworked chapters covering Primary Lung Tumors, Mitral Valve Repair, and Mechanical Circulatory Support, as well as entirely new chapters covering Surgical Therapies for Atrial Fibrillation, Cardiac Surgery in Adults with Congenital Heart Disease, and Stem Cell Therapies for Cardiovascular Disease.
As its title implies, most of the contributors to the Johns Hopkins Textbook of Cardiothoracic Surgery consist of current or past faculty, residents, fellows, and students at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. The fact that, in the course of our daily routines, we sometimes forget that many of our colleagues are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their respective fields owes to their humility and collegiality. Nevertheless, striving to produce the most authoritative textbook possible, we solicited many experts outside of the Hopkins community. We remain indebted to all of our contributors who generously donated their time and effort to make this a truly collaborative project.
In addition to the contributing authors, we owe thanks to many other individuals. We greatly appreciate the patience and support of our editors and production staff at McGraw-Hill, in particular Christie Naglieri, Brian Belval, and Armen Ovsepyan, as well as the staff at Electronic Publishing Services. We are equally indebted to Kimberly Behrens in the Division of Cardiac Surgery at Hopkins, who took on the onerous and painstaking task of coordinating the many components of this book along with reminding contributors and, yes, Editors to keep on schedule. Also within the Division, Donna Riley, Diane Alejo, Lori Garrison, and Genie Sessa provided invaluable support and friendship. Finally, we wish to express our profound respect and admiration for our colleagues and staff on the cardiac and general thoracic surgical services at The Johns Hopkins Hospital who, in addition to being the very best in their professions, are among the most giving and thoughtful individuals that one could hope to work with.
The sheer magnitude of work involved with assembling the first edition gave us pause in considering embarking on a second edition. We hope that you, like us, are glad that we did. Finally, we all would like to express our profound love and appreciation to our families who, rather than question our sanity, continued to support and encourage us in this undertaking.
David D. Yuh, MD, FACC, FACS
Luca A. Vricella, MD, FACS
Stephen C. Yang, MD
John R. Doty, MD


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"The HR-V, based on the Fit subcompact, arrives early next year and will compete with small crossovers such as the Buick Encore, Fiat 500X and Mini Countryman.
Honda will offer the Mexican-built HR-V with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder rated at 138 hp. Two transmissions will be available, a continuously variable automatic on two- and all-wheel-drive models and a six-speed manual available only on 2wd HR-Vs."
I would have taken the manual rower (aka, transmission) on the all-wheel drive model.
You know, some of us still like to shift.
Another winner from Honda. And Hercules-40, everyone in the office was wondering which one you'd prefer. Now that I know, I'll alert the media!
Yes, clutches do wear out at times. So do automatic transmissions.
And, Norsdsky.... They do fail, just like a lot of meaningless comments here!


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Q: Access Menu Item to Disable/Enable I would like to implement NSMenuItemto trigger certain functionality (e.g. "Run Calculation"). How do I access the menu items in order to enable/disable the items based on the app logic? E.g. the "cut" function for text is only enable as menu item when test is selected. "Run Calculation" should only get enabled when certain criteria are given.
Thanks!

A: You probably have some view controller or window controller that implements runCalculation, like this:
class ViewController: NSViewController {

    @IBAction func runCalculation(_ sender: Any?) {
        print(1 + 1)
    }

}

And you have connected the "Run Calculation" menu item's action to the runCalculation method of the controller.
To enable and disable the menu item, follow these steps:

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*Make sure the "Calculator" menu itself (of type NSMenu) has the "Auto Enables Items" property turned on in IB, or has autoenablesItems set to true in code.

*Make your controller conform to the NSUserInterfaceValidations protocol:
extension ViewController: NSUserInterfaceValidations {
    func validateUserInterfaceItem(_ item: NSValidatedUserInterfaceItem) -> Bool {
        // See step 3...
        return true
    }
}

*In validateUserInterfaceItem, check whether the item's action is runCalculation(_:). If so, return true if and only if you want to allow the user to run the calculation:
extension ViewController: NSUserInterfaceValidations {
    func validateUserInterfaceItem(_ item: NSValidatedUserInterfaceItem) -> Bool {
        switch item.action {

        case #selector(runCalculation(_:))?:
            // Put your real test here.
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It's no surprise that the residents of Dubai have enjoyed decades of Tax-free living and it's been one of the biggest boons of being in Dubai for each one of us.
As we all know, starting next year from the 1st of January 2018; There will be an implementation of VAT – Value added tax on certain goods and will be set at a minimum of five percent on products purchased by the final customer.
Although, the Government has exempted 94 food products, as well as necessities like school fees, medical bills from being taxed. Other products like tobacco, sugary drinks & junk food will be seeing a 100% hike in the prices due to VAT, which is not entirely a bad thing.
As per the experts, the implementation of Value Added Tax is to deliver on long-standing plans for economic diversification away from oil, while still being able to deliver social and economic programs for the UAE.
As per Sultan Al Mansouri, minister of economy – Tax implementation in the UAE is expected to yield Dhs12 billion in the first year and up to Dhs20 billion during the second, which will add on to the income of the UAE government and improve the standard of Public services provided to the people living in the UAE.
Unfortunately, one of the downsides of VAT is that the cost of living may go up a tad bit. Although, studies and surveys in multiple countries have shown that there was no acceleration in the rate of price rises attributable to VAT.
On the brighter note, many restaurants, nightlife spots, and Hotels will have promotions and deals to make up for the raised prices. Experts say that the restaurants might even come up with a day with tax-free meals to retain their customer base.
And while the prices are set to rise in the coming year, the city has some great deals going on right now, which is ought to make you feel better without leaving a big dent in your pockets.
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Enjoy the mesmerizing sunset from the 35th floor of Hilton at the Pure Sky Lounge Dubai this summer. The drinks will include a line-up of signature cocktails and many popular favorites for just AED35, from 7:00 pm all the way to midnight.
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Kelim, Chapter 6, Mishnah 3
Kelim, Chapter Six, Mishnah Three
This mishnah continues the subject of stones lined up in a row to make multiple stoves.
Mishnah Three
1) If one made two stoves of three stones and one of the outer ones was defiled the half of the middle one that serves the unclean one is unclean but the half of it that serves the clean one remains clean.
2) If the clean one was removed, the middle one is regarded as completely transferred to the unclean one.
3) If the unclean one was removed, the middle one is regarded as completely transferred to the clean one.
4) Should the two outer ones become defiled, if the middle stone was large, each outer stone is allowed such a part of it as suffices for the support of a pot and the remainder is clean.
a) But if it was small all of it is unclean.
5) Should the middle stone be removed, if a big kettle can be set on the two outer stones they are unclean.
6) If the middle stone is returned they all become clean again.
a) If it was plastered with clay it becomes susceptible to impurity when it is heated to a degree that suffices for the cooking of an egg.
Section one: The structure described here consists of three stones, each attached either to the ground with clay or to each other. This will make two stoves, one between each stone. If one of the outer stones is defiled, then the half of the middle stone facing the impure stone is impure. But the side facing the pure stone remains pure.
Section two: If he removed the clean stone on the outside, then the middle stone is used entirely with the unclean stone. Therefore the middle one is now entirely unclean.
Section three: Similarly, if the unclean stone is removed, the middle stone is entirely pure because it is only used with the pure stone.
Section four: If both outer stones are defiled, then the parts of the middle stone that are used with the outer stones are also considered defiled, but if there remains unused space in between the used portions, the unused space is pure. If the middle stone was small and all of it was used to rest the pots whose other side was placed on the outer stones, then the entire stone is impure.
Section five: If the middle stone is removed, the outer stones remain impure if they can still be used to heat up a large vat.
Section six: If after removing the middle stone he returns it, the entire structure becomes pure again. We look at this stove as if it was first destroyed, which causes it to shed its impurity and then was rebuilt. In such cases the vessel does not return to its original impurity.
In order for this stove to again become susceptible to impurity, he must plaster it with clay to attach it to the ground and heat up all three stones such that they could be used to cook an egg. In other words—this is a new stove.


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Scientists develop cheap and 3D-printable smart glass prototype
JP Casey 8 March 2018	(Last Updated March 8th, 2018 16:10)
Engineers from the University of Delaware have developed a smart glass prototype that costs a fraction of the price of existing smart glass structures and can be 3D-printed.
The prototype costs one-tenth of the price of other smart glass structures. Credit: University of Delaware.
Keith Goossen, an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Daniel Wolfe, who earned a doctoral degree at the university last year, unveiled their prototype at the SPIE Smart Materials and Nondestructive Evaluation for Energy Systems IV conference in Denver.
"It performed better than we thought it would based on our theoretical understanding," said Goossen. "There is a lot of interest in the capability this might represent."
The prototype consists of a pair of plastic sheets separated by a thin cavity; the plastic contains structures that make the material retroreflective, enabling it to bounce light back to its source. The cavity is filled with methyl salicylate, a fluid often found in over-the-counter pain relief creams, with optical properties that match those of the plastic. When the two substances are combined, light can pass through and both plastic and filling become transparent, a process known as index matching.
The glass can switch from transparent to reflective a thousand times without degrading, and is estimated to cost one-tenth the price of competing smart glass structures to produce. The researchers are continuing to test the prototype, particularly between 3oF and 16oF, temperatures that can cause the fluid filling to freeze.
The prototype is 3D-printed, but Goossen is already considering scaling up the technology for commercial processes. He is an author of 82 patents, and works as a co-teacher of High Technology Entrepreneurship, a course teaching students how to overcome financial, legal, scientific and engineering issues faced by tech startups.
With smart glass being used in the Knaus Travelino campervan, a vehicle selling for US$22,800, the technology may prove lucrative in the future.
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Engineering Students Put FRED to the Test in Mission Bay
Tents were pitched, the sun shined, and boardshorts abounded, but it was not a typical day at the beach for four University of San Diego Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering students last Friday.
Zach Sourwine, Cameryn Seymour, Jazmyn Gonzalez and Desmond Jones put their solar-powered semi-autonomous robot, FRED (Floating Robot to Eliminate Debris), to the test, including ping-pong ball recovery, long-distance trips and autonomous navigation.
Over the summer, the students worked on FRED through an internship with Clear Blue Sea, a San Diego based non-profit start-up with the objective to help cleanse the ocean of plastic pollution.
Sourwine, a senior mechanical engineer, spoke about the impact that the project has had on his future career. "I hope to do something with sustainability engineering in the future," he said. "I think this really sparked a passion for it."
Friends, faculty, and local news cameras observed from the shores of Mission Bay to see FRED's conveyor belt and solar-powered engine collect floating plastic and navigate the bay.
For Engineering Academic Advisor, Samantha Przywitowski, these undergraduate experiences are essential for students.
"When you watch a student struggle through Calc I, Calc II, Calc III and then they are taking Statics, the next thing you know they are working on a real-life project," Przywitowski said. "To have any internship where you apply what you learned is invaluable to any student, a wonderful experience."
As summer concludes, the FRED project will be passed on to new engineering students who will build off what this past year's group contributed toward ridding the ocean of plastic waste.
— Story and Video by Luke Garrett '20


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This delightfully creamy scrub has Jojoba Beads, Rosemary, Sage and Allantoin to gently but effectively polish away superficial impurities for a radiant, silky-soft skin.
The product itself is a lightweight, creamy lotion with really fine textured grains. The grains are so fine, but they effectively exfoliate and polish the skin without irritating it. Usually, my skin would feel tight after using a scrub that I'd still need a moisturizer after. But not with this. Skin is silky-smooth and well-hydrated after each use. It looks and feels like I've used a body oil because my skin is left moisturized for hours!
It has this light, refreshing scent that can be so soothing while you're using it in the shower. Among the body scrubs that I've tried, this has the scent that I love the most.
Squeeze a small amount on wet hands or wet body brush, then massage onto the skin in circular motions. Concentrate on areas that are prone to roughness like elbows, knees and heels then rinse.
Now, the only drawback is that this costs Php2950 (AED 236) a pop. But if you think about it, a body scrub in a spa can cost you a little above Php1000/session. If you get this, you'll be able to enjoy more than 3 full-body uses because you only need a little product each time. I've been using this since August of last year and I think I still have a good two full-body uses left. So yeah, shelling out that much moolah for this is so worth it.
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Andersen, Chasen (ILB, Utah State, RS). Chase committed to but never played for BYU. He also followed his father to Wisconsin but never played there either. When coach Anderson left Wisconsin for Oregon State Chase returned to USU, the place of his original college commitment (and where his brother plays). Has played in all six games this season, recording two solo tackles and two assisted tackles.
Collie, Dylan (WR, Hawaii, RF). Committed to but never played for BYU. Went to Hawaii following an LDS mission. Collie has played in all seven games so far this season. Has one rush for zero yards and 21 receptions for 276 yards and one touchdown (vs. New Mexico).
Crichton, Tui (OL, Weber State, Senior). Played two seasons at BYU (2012-13) before transferring to Weber State in 2014. He played in four games as a Junior transfer last season with one start but then had a season-ending leg injury. He has not played for WSU yet this season.
Doman, Michael (DL, Portland State, Junior). Played in six games at BYU (2012-13) before transferring to Portland State. Played in all 12 games (five starts) as a redshirt sophomore in 2014 and recorded 24 tackles, three tackles for loss, and two sacks. Through the first six games this season he has 18 tackles (eight solo, 10 assisted), three tackles for loss, one sack, and two passes deflected.
Green, Billy (QB, Weber State, Junior). Played one season at BYU (2013) before transferring to Weber State. Green was the starting quarterback as a sophomore last season and passed for 2055 yards and 11 touchdowns. Unfortunately he was beat out for the job this season and has not yet appeared for the Wildcats.
Kearsley, Brayden (OL, Oregon State, TR). Played for two seasons at BYU (2013-14) before transferring to Oregon State where he has three years to play two seasons. Is sitting out this season (2015) per NCAA transfer rules.
Kuresa, Alex (QB, Portland State, Junior). Spent two years at BYU, redshirting in 2011 and playing 2012 as a receiver. In 2014 he started at quarterback for Snow College where he completed 185-295 passes for 2,374 yards, 25 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He also rushed 99 times for 592 yards and eight touchdowns. Through six games this season he has completed 52-92 passes for 922 yards, six touchdowns and only one interception, while rushing 83 times for 338 yards and three more touchdowns. He has also caught a 25 yard pass. Portland State is currently 5-1 in the Big Sky conference.
Leavitt, Dallin (DB, Utah State, TR). Played for two seasons at BYU (2013-14), including a solid sophomore outing where he had 43 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks. He is sitting out the 2015 season per NCAA transfer rules.
Olsen, Ammon (QB, Southern Utah, Sr). Spent two seasons at BYU, redshirting in 2012 and played as the primary backup in 2013. During 2014 at SUU he played in all 12 games, finishing the season with 241-381 (63.3%) passing for 3049 yards and 21 touchdowns. He also rushed for 277 yards and four more touchdowns. He was awarded the Big Sky newcomer of the year. This season he has passed 132-212 for 1358 yards and ten touchdowns with three interceptions.
Peoples, JonRyheem (DL, Idaho State. RS). Committed to BYU (2014) and is listed on ISU's profile page as a former BYU "squad member" but I don't believe he ever made it to Provo. So far this season he has nine solo tackles, five assisted tackles, and one sack in seven total games.
Pritchard, Baker (DE, Oregon State, RS). Redshirted his rookie season at BYU (2011) and then served an LDS mission. Upon his return he transferred to Oregon State (Spring 2014 term) and played in five games as a redshirt freshman, recording one tackle. He has one start in six games played so far this season, and has five solo tackles, five assisted tackles, one tackle for loss, and one sack.
Trammel, Trent (DB, UTEP, GRAD). Played two seasons at City College of San Francisco (2011-12) prior to transferring to BYU. Tore his ACL prior to the 2013 season so he never played at BYU. He graduated from BYU and then transferred to UTEP as a graduate transfer. He played in first three games this season (with two starts) but then got injured and hasn't played since. In three games he had five solo tackles and two assisted tackles.
It has been reported that Isaiah Nacua-who was thought to be transferring to Snow College-is sitting this season out but will return to BYU next season. Many also believed that BYU Class of 2015 commit Manase Tu'ungafasi was heading down to Snow College. He did not and it now looks very unlikely that Tu'ungafasi will return to the states to play American football. Are there other transfers who are not on the list? Please add any additions or corrections in the comment section below or email to webmaster@byuinsider.com.


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Jim Berk Takes the Helm at PodcastOne
He has been named CEO of the ad-supported podcast network
PodcastOne has added a new veteran media exec to its team headed by Executive Chairman and founder Norm Pattiz. Jim Berk has been named CEO and board member of the advertiser-supported podcast network, which is pushing to expand through "acquisitions, investments and content development," including an investment from Hubbard Broadcasting, according to the release.
"We have created an unmatched footprint in the podcast space and now are building a more robust executive team to allow PodcastOne to take full advantage of our organic growth and strategic opportunities," said Pattiz. "Jim has done tremendous work in transitioning companies to their next stage of growth, and with him joining the PodcastOne leadership team, our possibilities are endless."
Most recently, Berk served as the CEO of global entertainment company Participant Media, notable for its involvement with marquee films inclduing "The Kite Runner," "The Help," "Food Inc.," "Lincoln," "Beasts of No Nation," "Spotlight" and numerous other big name pictures. During his nine-year tenure, the company also launched digital hub TakePart, the Pivot cable network and Participant PanAmerica.
His resume also includes stints as chairman and CEO of Gryphon Colleges Corp.; president/ CEO/ board director for Fairfield Communities, Inc.; president/CEO of Hard Rock Cafe International, Inc.; founding executive director of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences Foundation (the Grammy Foundation); and principal of the Hamilton High Schools Complex.
Already based in Los Angeles, where PodcastOne is headquartered, Berk currently serves as chair of the executive board of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television and is on the board of the USC Rossier School of Education and the executive committee of the Executive Branch of the The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Berk is a voting member of the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Roots of Radio
Library of Congress Acquires Entirety of Jim Metzner's Work
Well Done, Jim and Ben
Jim Loupas, Audio Processing Guru, Dies at 83
Jim Thompson Dies, Former Leader of Group W Radio
Barber: No Big Changes at Inovonics
House Committee Takes Up American Music Fairness Act
FCC Takes Comments on FM Digital Power Increase
Jim Wulliman, Former SBE Leader, Dies at 98


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antlerboy - Benjamin P Taylor 5:21 pm on December 13, 2020
Donna Haraway – Wikipedia
Thanks to a recent Cybernetics Society talk by Professor Peter Kawalek, Director of the Centre for Information Management
Donna J. Haraway (born September 6, 1944) is an American Professor Emerita in the History of Consciousness Department and Feminist Studies Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, United States.[1] She is a prominent scholar in the field of science and technology studies, described in the early 1990s as a "feminist and postmodernist".[2] Haraway is the author of numerous foundational books and essays that bring together questions of science and feminism, such as "A Cyborg Manifesto: Science, Technology, and Socialist-Feminism in the Late Twentieth Century" (1985) and "Situated Knowledges: The Science Question in Feminism and the Privilege of Partial Perspective" (1988).[3][4] Additionally, for her contributions to the intersection of information technology and feminist theory, Haraway is widely cited in works related to Human Computer Interaction (HCI). Her Situated Knowledges and Cyborg Manifesto publications in particular, have sparked discussion within the HCI community regarding framing the positionality from which research and systems are designed. She is also a leading scholar in contemporary ecofeminism, associated with post-humanism and new materialism movements.[5][6] Her work criticizes anthropocentrism, emphasizes the self-organizing powers of nonhuman processes, and explores dissonant relations between those processes and cultural practices, rethinking sources of ethics.[7]
Haraway has taught Women's Studies and the History of Science at the University of Hawaii and Johns Hopkins University. Haraway's works have contributed to the study of both human-machine and human-animal relations. Her works have sparked debate in primatology, philosophy, and developmental biology.[8] Haraway participated in a collaborative exchange with the feminist theorist Lynn Randolph from 1990 to 1996. Their engagement with specific ideas relating to feminism, technoscience, political consciousness, and other social issues, formed the images and narrative of Haraway's book Modest_Witness for which she received the Society for Social Studies of Science's (4S) Ludwik Fleck Prize in 1999.[9][10] In 2000, Haraway was awarded the Society for Social Studies of Science's John Desmond Bernal Prize for her distinguished contributions to the field of science and technology studies.[11] Haraway serves on the advisory board for numerous academic journals, including differences, Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, Contemporary Women's Writing, and Environmental Humanities.[12][13][14]
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HARI KUNZRU02.01.1997 12:00 PM
You Are Cyborg
https://www.wired.com/1997/02/ffharaway/
ISSUE 9 / NATUREDECEMBER 07, 2019
Donna Haraway in her home in Santa Cruz. A still from Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival, a film by Fabrizio Terranova.
A Giant Bumptious Litter: Donna Haraway on Truth, Technology, and Resisting Extinction
https://logicmag.io/nature/a-giant-bumptious-litter/
A Cyborg Manifesto
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Cyborg_Manifesto
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POSTCARDS FOR DEMOCRACY: AN INTERVIEW WITH BEATIE WOLFE & MARK MOTHERSBAUGH
POSTCARDS FOR DEMOCRACY An Interview with Beatie Wolfe & Mark Mothersbaugh By Krysti Joméi & Jonny DeStefano To Be Published In Issue 082, October 2020 Mark Mothersbaugh and Beatie Wolfe go together like a stamp and a postcard. Both document our current time in tangible forms as artists, are accessible down to earth beings with …
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The Eight O'Clock News: Dave Danzara
THE EIGHT O'CLOCK NEWS By Dave Danzara Published Issue 081, September 2020 Dave Danzara has spent most of his life creating art. Born and raised in California, Dave won a scholarship to Laguna Art Institute of Southern California in 1994. His influences can be found in pop culture, sci-fi, fantasy, film and music. Graphic design …
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Dreadnautica: Ali Hoff
DREADNAUTICA By Ali Hoff Published Issue 081, September 2020 Ali Hoff is UK-based freelance concept artist and 3D Modeller.
Four Sets Of Eyes: Matt McCarthy
FOUR SETS OF EYES By Matt McCarthy Published Issue 081, September 2020 Matt McCarthy lives and works in Chapel Hill, NC. His collage artwork contrasts domestic felines with various scenes and objects to create humorous surreal compositions. The utilization of existing cat images reinforces the timeless appeal of felines, and draws a common thread through …
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Coelacanth: Arna Miller
COELACANTH By Arna Miller Published Issue 081, September 2020 Why did you rise from the sea? Coelacanths are real fish, who exist today, and they are also mythological creatures we've assigned to represent evolution. For this coelacanth, the sea was certainly home, but land was an intoxicating adventure waiting to be explored. There was food …
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WAY BACK: Steve Haney
WAY BACK By Visions Collage Published Issue 081, September 2020 Steve Haney — aka Visions Collage — is a visual collage artist and a percussionist for Jungle Fire, a Los Angeles-based TropiFunk juggernaut that digs deep into Afro/Latin Funk with an approach that is authentic and highly explosive.
THE PACK: AMY GUIDRY
THE PACK Originally printed in The Journal: A Literary Magazine By Amy Guidry Published Issue 081, September 2020 ABOUT THE ARTIST: Amy Guidry (b. 1976, Jacksonville, N.C.) is an American artist residing in Lafayette, Louisiana. She grew up in Slidell, Louisiana, a suburb of New Orleans. Guidry comes from a family of artists including the …
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The Sound Of Silence: CURTIS BERGESEN
THE SOUND OF SILENCE By Curtis Bergesen Published Issue 081, September 2020 Curtis Bergesen — aka Collage The World — was born in Washington, D.C. and grew up in Bethesda, MD. He is a vegetarian, only child, Eagle Scout and nature lover. Curtis has spent much of his adult life working in the music business. …
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NIGHTHAWK-9 By Mike McKenney Published Issue 081, September 2020 Mike McKenney aka @the_real_theory is Artist, Founder & CEO @artgrab.co. Originally from Manchester, CT, he went to school at the University of Vermont. His wife Michelle, daughter Olivia, and boxer Alpine reside in the Salt Lake City area where they enjoy skiing and the mountains. His "real …
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So, do you think you are smarter than your Grandma or Grandpa? Here are arithmetic problems from a textbook in the 1930s. Hint: you may have to ask your Grandparents to help you solve these.
In walking around a field, starting at the south-west corner, you go north 36 rd., then north-east 60 rd., then south 72 rd., then west 48 rd. to the starting point. Find the number of acres in the field.
A house and lot cost $4500, the value of the house being $3600. The house is insured for 3/4 of its value at .8%, and repairs for the year cost $40. The property is assessed for 2/3 of its value, and the tax rate is 18 mills on the dollar. What rent per annum must be received in order to realize a 4% investment?
A solution for spraying fruit trees and plants is made up of Lime (4lb.), Copper sulphate (4 lb.), Paris Green (1.4 lb.) and Water (50 gallons). What will 100 gal. of such a mixture cost, if lime costs 5 cents per lb., copper sulphate 40 cents per lb., and Paris green 75 cents per lb.?
Ten pigs weighing 56 lb. each and bought for $50, after feeding for 120 days weight 224 lb. each. They then sell for $5.625 per cwt. What is the net profit, if it cost 4.25 cents in feed to produce l lb. of gain?
In sewing, the uneven-basting stitch is 3/8 long and 1/4 in. in space. How many stitches must be taken to sew a seam 2 ft. 3 in. long?
Rolled oats require 1 3/4 hr. cooking on a range, but if a fireless cooker is used, 15 min. cooking on the range and the rest of the time in the fireless cooker. How much fuel is saved by using the fireless cooker, if 8.6 cu. ft. of gas per hour are used by a gas burner, gas costing 70 cents per thousand cu.ft.?
For flavoring, 1 oz. of chocolate is equivalent to two tablespoons of cocoa. Chocolate costs 44 cents per lb. and cocoa 25 cents per box of 1/2 lb. There are 8 tablespoonfuls of cocoa in one box. Which is cheaper to use?
Mrs. Murray is about to make a dusting cap 20 in. in diameter. She sews lace around the edge and allows for one half extra in fullness, and 1 in. in from the edge she sews beading. How much lace and beading are needed?
If one sheep consumes 700 lb. of hay worth $16 per t., $1 worth of pasture, and 5 bu. of oats worth 40 cents per bu., in 1 year., find the cost of raising a flock of 210 sheep in a year.
If 12 horses can plough 96 ac. in 6 da., how many horses will plough 64 ac. in 8 da.?


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Q: I want to display echo within echo using while I am trying to create a table, that is shown if you are logged in with text WITHIN a table column! So I need to use echo two times, and I read that you need to use a while statement to do this! But it displays the whole while statement, and not just "Sandwich Fun".

if(isset($_SESSION["loggedin"])) {
    echo "You are not logged in.";
    } else {
    echo "<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>Index - Sandwich Fun™</title>
    <meta charset=\"UTF-8\">
    <meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width, initial-scale=1\">

    <meta name=\"robots\" content=\"noindex\">

while ( 1 === 1 ) {
echo \"Sandwich Fun™\";
}

		</td

  "; } ?>

What do I do?

A: You should break your echo and then insert while statement (or use some templating languages):
if (isset($_SESSION["loggedin"])) {
    echo 'You are not logged in.';
} else {
    echo <<< HTML
    <!DOCTYPE html>

      <title>Index - Sandwich Fun™</title>
        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

        <meta name="robots" content="noindex">

    HTML;

    while (1 === 1) {
        echo 'Sandwich Fun™';
    }

    echo <<< HTML

		</td

    HTML;
}

Please note that you have infinite loop

I suggest using HereDoc syntax in order to reduce escape hell of \"

A: To work more clearly and efficiently I would suggest you to do the login check like this.
Put this above your page.

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    if (!isset($_SESSION["loggedin"])) {
    //  ^ redirect to login if the variable is NOT set
        header("Location: login.php");
    }
?>

    <title>Index - Sandwich Fun™</title>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
    <meta name="robots" content="noindex">

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  echo "Sandwich Fun™";
  }?>

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<?php }?>


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