Matilda's Cat | What is ML Reading?
The Noro virus took over our life a few weeks ago. Luckily, I request all picture books my library system buys. I wasn't at work to peruse the new books when they arrived at the library; but they were waiting on me when I returned. I haven't shared the books with ML yet. She's hanging out with her dad for spring break. Friday night, we'll have a picture book marathon.
Oliver's Tree by Kit Chase – As a tree climber, ML will love this book. My coworker said, "Something about this book makes me think of Winnie the Pooh." It's true. The illustrations remind me of E. H. Shepard's gentle illustrations in the Pooh books by A. A. Milne.
Matilda's Cat by Emily Gravett – This book has the funniest facial expressions I've ever seen on a cat. ML is going to laugh through the entire book, especially the page where the cat is served a banana at Matilda's tea party. I'm bringing home Dogs by Emily Gravett too. Then, ML can truly appreciate all the humor in this book.
Where's Mommy? by Beverly Donofrio and illustrated by Barbara McClintock -A companion to a book ML enjoyed… Mary and The Mouse, The Mouse and Mary. The detailed illustrations comparing the little girl's day to the little mouse's day enchant. ML will love the creative use of everyday things the mice use to furnish their home. This is a book I'd love to receive for Mother's Day.
The Good-Pie Party by Liz Garton Scanlon and illustrated by Kady MacDonald Denton – Moving is hard. No-one likes to say good-bye. Thankfully, our move was only 3 miles. ML doesn't go to school with her friends from our old neighborhood, but we haven't lost touch. They are a part of her book club. The water-color illustrations remind me of our wonderful neighbors from ML's first five years. On a very hard day in my life, they joined me for a "When Life Throws You Lemons – Make Lemonade And Lemon Pie Party." Pie makes everything easier.
Tap Tap Boom Boom by Elizabeth Bluemle and illustrated by G. Brian Karas – This book shows the beginning of the storm, the mad dash for the subway and the emergence from below to a rainbow in the sky. Had it arrived earlier this spring, it would have made the Onomatopoeia Part 2 post. G. Brian Karas uses collages of photographs, gouache and pencils seamlessly integrating the feel of a subway station and the playfulness of the story.
A Gift for Mama by Linda Ravin Lodding and illustrated by Alison Jay – A lovely story set in Vienna, Austria showing those who give receive what they need. The crackled illustrations provide an old-world feel to this book set in 1894.
When the Wind Blew by Alison Jackson and illustrated by Doris Barrette – This book arrived days after my Nursery Rhymes post. The whimsical, upside-down, fly-about illustrations complement the story.
Splat! Starring the Vole Brothers by Roslyn Schwartz – A story filled with one syllable words and sounds. There's a Flap, Flap, Flap before the Splat! Guess what happens? All children will laugh at this scatalogical tale. The banana peel at the end adds a twist.
Most libraries have a feature allowing you to request books. This allows you to get on a list for books when they are checked out. If they are checked in at another location in your library system, you can have it sent to the branch you frequent. It keeps you from driving all over.


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import java.sql.Timestamp;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import com.communote.server.api.core.property.StringPropertyTO;
import com.communote.server.api.core.tag.TagTO;
import com.communote.server.model.note.NoteCreationSource;

/**
 * TO for notes.
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    private Long[] attachmentIds;
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     * The ID of the author of the post.
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     * List of user alias, which can't be notified.
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    /**
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    /**
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     * Whether to actually send notifications.
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    /**
     * Remove a previously added transient property.
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     * @param key
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     * @return the value of the removed property or null if there was no property for the key
     * @see #setTransientProperty(String, Object)
     * @since 3.5
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    public Object removeTransientProperty(String key) {
        return transientProperties.remove(key);
    }

    /**
     * @param additionalBlogs
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        this.additionalBlogs = additionalBlogs;
    }

    /**
     * @param attachmentIds
     *            the attachmentIds to set
     */
    public void setAttachmentIds(Long[] attachmentIds) {
        this.attachmentIds = attachmentIds;
    }

    public void setAutosaveNoteId(Long autosaveNoteId) {
        this.autosaveNoteId = autosaveNoteId;
    }

    public void setBlogId(Long blogId) {
        this.blogId = blogId;
    }

    public void setContent(String content) {
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     *            the mentionTopicAuthors to set
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    public void setProperties(Set<StringPropertyTO> properties) {
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    public void setPublish(boolean publish) {
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    public void setSendNotifications(boolean sendNotifications) {
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     * exchange information between a NoteStoringPreProcessor and a NoteStoringPostProcessor.
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     *            replaced.
     * @param value
     *            the value of the property
     * @since 3.5
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    }

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    }

    public void setUsersNotToNotify(Set<String> usersNotToNotify) {
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    }

    /**
     *

     *
     * @param usersToNotify
     *            A set of alias strings of users that should be notified about the creation of the
     *            user tagged item. Only those users whose alias is known within Communote will be
     *            notified.
     *

     */
    public void setUsersToNotify(Set<String> usersToNotify) {
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    public void setVersion(Long version) {
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Patrice Ghandi Poutrus (* 22. April 1961 in Ost-Berlin) ist ein deutscher Historiker.

Leben
Poutrus wuchs als Sohn einer alleinerziehenden Buchhändlerin in Ost-Berlin auf. Seinen leiblichen Vater, einen aus Ägypten in die DDR immigrierten Sudanesen, lernte er nie kennen. Sein Nachname stammt vom Lebensgefährten seiner Mutter, einem Iraker. Poutrus, der nicht zum Abitur zugelassen wurde, absolvierte 1978 die Mittlere Reife an der 8. Polytechnischen Oberschule Berlin-Treptow. Von 1978 bis 1980 absolvierte er eine Berufsausbildung zum Elektronikfacharbeiter an der Berufsschule des VEB Werk für Fernsehelektronik Berlin. Zwischen 1981 und 1984 diente er bei der NVA, zuletzt als Unteroffizier. Anschließend arbeitete er als hauptamtlicher FDJ-Funktionär erst im VEB Werk für Fernsehelektronik und dann in der FDJ-Bezirksleitung Berlin.  1988 legte er sein Abitur an der Abendschule der Volkshochschule Berlin-Treptow ab. 1989 wurde er zum Fernstudium der Geschichtswissenschaften an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin zugelassen, von 1990 bis 1995 studierte er dort Geschichts- und Sozialwissenschaften, 1996 legte er seinen Magister Artium ab, 2001 wurde er an der Europa-Universität Viadrina zum Dr. phil mit einer Arbeit zur Geschichte des Goldbroilers in der DDR promoviert.

1996 bis 1999 war er Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im Projektbereich III "Herrschaft und Eigen-Sinn in der Diktatur. Studien zur Gesellschaftsgeschichte der DDR" am Potsdamer Zentrum für Zeithistorische Forschung, 1999 bis 2000 Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Wirtschafts- und Sozialgeschichte der Neuzeit der Viadrina, 2001 Post-Doc-Fellow am Deutschen Historischen Institut in Washington/D.C. Von 2001 bis 2003 war er Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter und Leiter der Projektgruppe "Fremde und Fremd-Sein in der DDR. Sozialhistorische Studien zu Migration und Interkulturalität" am ZZF mit dem Post-Doc-Projekt "Die Polit. Emigranten. Eine sozialhistorische Studie zu Fremde und Fremd-Sein in der DDR", von 2004 bis 2007 Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter und Vertreter des Leiters des Projektbereiches III "Ideologien und Mentalitäten im Kalten Krieg. Studien zu transnationalen Aspekten des Systemkonflikts in Europa" am ZZF mit dem Thema "Zuflucht Westdeutschland. Asyl- und Flüchtlingspolitik in der Frühen Bundesrepublik (1951–1976)". Von 2007 bis 2011 hatte er einen Forschungsauftrag am internationalen Forschungsverbund zur Erforschung der Stiftung "Erinnerung, Verantwortung und Zukunft" (EVZ) unter der Leitung des Lehrstuhls für Zeitgeschichte der Ruhr-Universität Bochum. 2012/2013 war er Senior Fellow am Wiener Wiesenthal Institut für Holocaust-Studien mit dem Projekt "Flüchtlingsberichte. Eine Studie zur massenmedialen Repräsentation von Migration in der Metropole Wien, 1919-1933/34". Ab 2019 war er Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Neuere und Zeitgeschichte und Geschichtsdidaktik der Universität Erfurt im Projekt "Diktaturerfahrung und Transformation – Partizipative Erinnerungsforschung". Poutrus ist derzeit Gastprofessor an der TU Berlin.

Poutrus ist Vater zweier Söhne (* 1982 und 1986), die er nach der Trennung von seiner Frau Anfang der 1990er Jahre alleine aufzog.

Mitgliedschaften
Poutrus war hauptamtlicher Jugendfunktionär bei der FDJ und trat im Alter von 18 Jahren der SED bei. Nach der Wende war er zeitweilig im Bundesvorstand der PDS, trat jedoch Anfang der 1990er Jahre aus der Partei aus. Er wurde Mitglied der Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland. Poutrus ist Mitglied im Stiftungsrat der Amadeu Antonio Stiftung.

Bücher

Monografien
 Die Erfindung des Goldbroilers: Über den Zusammenhang zwischen Herrschaftssicherung und Konsumentwicklung in der DDR. Böhlau, Köln 2002, ISBN 3-412-14400-2.
 Umkämpftes Asyl. Ch. Links Verlag, Berlin, 2019, ISBN 978-3-86284-450-0.

Herausgeberschaften
 mit Jan C. Behrends und Árpád von Klimó: Antiamerikanismus im 20. Jahrhundert. Studien zu Ost- und Westeuropa (= Studien zur Politik- und Gesellschaftsgeschichte. Band 68). Verlag J.H.W. Dietz Nachf., Bonn 2005, ISBN 978-3-8012-4154-4.
 mit Jan C. Behrends und Thomas Lindenberger: Fremde und Fremd-Sein in der DDR. Zu historischen Ursachen der Fremdenfeindlichkeit in Ostdeutschland. Böhlau, Köln/Weimar/Wien 2003, ISBN 3-936411-01-8.
 mit Anetta Kahane, Enrico Heitzer und Martin Jander: Nach Auschwitz. Schwieriges Erbe DDR. Plädoyer für einen Paradigmenwechsel in der DDR-Zeitgeschichtsforschung. Wochenschau Verlag Wissenschaft, Frankfurt am Main 2018, ISBN 978-3-7344-0705-5.

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Currently playing for Serbie against Romani on Sky Sports football.
Think I heard Mourinho is in attendance in Serbia he's known as the next Vidic.
Are there going to be any transfers now? We are kind of in a tough spot because we need to bring in reinforcements but then they won't be the new managers choices again!
I hope not, we need to regroup and take the long term solution, lets wait until the close season, get a DoF and a head coach in.
Agreed. This year is pretty much at a loss anyway. Maybe the team rally enough to go on a good FA Cup run but that's it.


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import React, {PropTypes} from 'react'

const YearSelector = ({expeditionID, expeditions, onYearChange}) => {
  var toggleDropdown = () => {
    document.getElementById('YearSelectorDropdown').classList.toggle('show')
  }

  var currentExpeditionName = expeditions[expeditionID].name
  var expeditionList = Object.keys(expeditions)
    .sort((a, b) => {
      return expeditions[b].end.getTime() - expeditions[a].end.getTime()
    })
    .map(function (k, i) {
      var expedition = expeditions[k]
      return  onYearChange(k)} key={i}>{expedition.name}
    })

  return (

      <button onClick={toggleDropdown} className="dropbtn">{currentExpeditionName}</button>

        {expeditionList}

  )
}

YearSelector.propTypes = {
  onYearChange: PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  expeditionID: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
  expeditions: PropTypes.object.isRequired
}

export default YearSelector


The ALIGN directive aligns the current location to a specified boundary by padding with zeros or NOP instructions.
can be 1, 2 or 4.
n is any integer which the assembler selects to minimise padding.
Copies of pad, if pad is specified.
The ALIGN directive follows ARM or Thumb instructions.
The current section has the CODEALIGN attribute set on the AREA directive.
pad is treated as a byte, halfword, or word, according to the value of padsize. If padsize is not specified, pad defaults to bytes in data sections, halfwords in Thumb code, or words in ARM code.
The ADR Thumb pseudo-instruction can only load addresses that are word aligned, but a label within Thumb code might not be word aligned. Use ALIGN 4 to ensure four-byte alignment of an address within Thumb code.
Use ALIGN to take advantage of caches on some ARM processors. For example, the ARM940T has a cache with 16-byte lines. Use ALIGN 16 to align function entries on 16-byte boundaries and maximize the efficiency of the cache.
A label on a line by itself can be arbitrarily aligned. Following ARM code is word-aligned (Thumb code is halfword aligned). The label therefore does not address the code correctly. Use ALIGN 4 (or ALIGN 2 for Thumb) before the label.
Alignment is relative to the start of the ELF section where the routine is located. The section must be aligned to the same, or coarser, boundaries. The ALIGN attribute on the AREA directive is specified differently.
In the following example, the ALIGN directive tells the assembler that the next instruction is word aligned and offset by 3 bytes. The 3 byte offset is counted from the previous word aligned address, resulting in the second DCB placed in the last byte of the same word and 2 bytes of padding are to be added.
ALIGN   4,3    ; and fourth bytes of the same word.
In the following example, the ALIGN directive tells the assembler that the next instruction is word aligned and offset by 2 bytes. Here, the 2 byte offset is counted from the next word aligned address, so the value n is set to 1 (n=0 clashes with the third DCB). This time three bytes of padding are to be added.
DCB     1      ; sets n to 1.
DCB     2      ; offset by 2.
In the following example, the DCB directive makes the PC misaligned. The ALIGN directive ensures that the label subroutine1 and the following instruction are word aligned.
subroutine1            ; the following instruction.


Daria was born on 27 October 2007 in Belgrade.
She is in her fourth year of studies at primary school and the third year of piano studies at music school.
Daria is a soloist of "Carolija" choir .
Her significant achievements include Grand Prix and a prize for interpretation at the International "Djurdjevdan Festival of Children Songs" (Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2015), First Prize at the national competition "Golden Mermaid" (2016), as well as at the international festivals "Little Shells in Blue" (Novi Sad, Serbia, 2016), "Little Shells" (Novi Sad, 2017).
Daria received First Prize from the children jury and Second Prize for composition at the festival "Our Joy" (Podgorica, Montenegro, 2017).
In collaboration with Dusan Alagic and Leontina she wrote the song "These stars are you and me".
She provided her voice for the projects by Disney and Pixar, and collaborated with "Intermedia Network" and " PET" as an actress.
Daria was invited to sing at the concerts by Serbian pop stars.
She performs in a musical for children at the National Theatre in Belgrade, takes an active part in charity events.
Daria is a holder of two silver and two gold medals at dance festivals in Serbia.
She takes part in Math Olympiads.


DAWN EDUCATION EXPO 2011 is a unique higher education platform, specially conceived to facilitate the enrolment of Pakistani students in universities and institutes of higher learning. DAWN EDUCATION EXPO 2011 is organised by DAWN, Pakistan's leading English language newspaper, read by the country's most influential consumer segments.
DAWN is also recommended reading in the finest schools and colleges throughout Pakistan, and it is from this select body of schools that the DAWN EDUCATION EXPO draws its maximum student participation, thereby ensuring exceptional quality.


During this busy time of year, especially when I have a cold—as I do now—I inevitably turn to Miss Read (aka Dora Saint) for some peace, common sense, and just plain fun. I am lucky enough to own Miss Read's Christmas: Village Christmas and The Christmas Mouse, and how nice it is to just take it from the bookshelf.
When I read that description, I could feel, hear, and see the rain. Such lovely, evocative writing.
Then, there is what the The New Yorker called Miss Read's "beery sense of humor." In The Christmas Mouse, the story revolves around three generations—Mrs. Berry, the grandmother; Mary, her widowed daughter; and Frances and Jane, Mary's two young daughters. It is Christmas Eve, and the children are beside themselves with excitement. (Thank goodness that never changes!) Frances and Jane have just bounded from their bath into their mother's bedroom.
They began to giggle, eying each other.
'Let's go down and frighten [Gran], all bare," cried Jane.
In Maine, I've known many a Franco-American and many a Yankee who would fit the description of Amelia and Stanley. And I still do.
Sounds like a delightful and comforting author.
Johanna, Yay! I always love finding another Miss Read kindred spirit.
My sister loves Miss Read. I've yet to borrow one of her books, maybe I need to!
Yes, do borrow one of her books!
I haven't read Miss Read (does her pen name reflect her beery sense of humor?) in years. You've inspired me to bring her out again.
Her pen name was a family name on her mother's side. Yes, bring her out again!
A little while ago, I spoke with a patron at work who was a huge fan of Miss Read's novels, and she urged me to try them. Now that I've read the excerpts you've posted, I definitely must give them a go…they sound absolutely delightful!
Hope you're over your cold now and feeling much better!
They are delightful. I'm a huge fan, too. The cold lingers and slowly, slowly is going away.
Take care of yourself and have a good week!


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Wendy Schmidt
Wendy Schmidt is a philanthropist and investor who has spent the past 14 years creating innovative non-profit organizations to address challenges facing communities around the world, working for clean, renewable energy, healthy food systems, healthy oceans and the protection of human rights. The critical interconnections between human activity, the land we live on and the ocean we depend upon are the central drivers of Wendy's philanthropic work.
Wendy is president of The Schmidt Family Foundation, which she co-founded with her husband Eric in 2006. She leads the foundation's two grant-making and investment programs—The 11th Hour Project, which works to create a just world where all people have access to renewable energy, clean air and water and healthy food, and Schmidt Marine Technology Partners, which invests in the development of promising technologies that solve complex ocean health issues and have strong commercialization potential.
Wendy and Eric also co-founded Schmidt Ocean Institute in 2009 to advance oceanographic research through the development of innovative technologies, open sharing of information and broad communication about ocean health. The institute operates Falkor—the only year-round, seagoing philanthropic research vessel in the world—and a 4500m remotely operated underwater robotic vehicle, SuBastian. Both are made available to the international science community at no cost.
Early in her philanthropy, Wendy partnered with The XPrize Foundation to sponsor two multimillion-dollar competitions to develop innovative ways to improve cleanup of surface oil spills and to create a new generation of accurate and affordable ocean acidification sensors.
A competitive sailor, Wendy has extended her oceans-focused work to the sporting world through 11th Hour Racing, an organization she co-founded in 2010 to work with the sailing community and maritime industry to advance solutions and sustainability practices that protect and restore the health of the Ocean. Wendy also founded ReMain Nantucket and ReMain Ventures, two charitable and entrepreneurial organizations that support the economic, social and environmental vitality of downtown Nantucket.
In 2017, Wendy and Eric co-founded Schmidt Futures, a philanthropic initiative that finds exceptional people and helps them do more for others together while promoting innovative approaches to problem solving across disciplines.
In the fall of 2019, Wendy and Eric announced a $1 billion philanthropic commitment for their organizations and initiatives to identify and support talent across disciplines and around the world to serve others and work to solve the world's most pressing problems.
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Tuesday, July 16, 2019 | A Few Clouds, 88°
Transportation discussion stirs public input
BY JIM HERRIN
Members of a newly formed transportation committee are already getting a lot of suggestions from the public about road issues around the area that need to be addressed. The committee was formed …
Posted Monday, October 2, 2017 12:02 pm
Members of a newly formed transportation committee are already getting a lot of suggestions from the public about road issues around the area that need to be addressed.
The committee was formed by Putnam County Executive Randy Porter and includes representatives of the county, all four cities and the Chamber of Commerce.
After Porter and Cookeville Mayor Ricky Shelton posted stories about the committee on Facebook, their followers began commenting on roads and other issues they thought needed to be addressed.
"This is SO needed!" said Melissa Halfacre. "The roads here in Cookeville, Algood, Baxter and Monterey were not designed or built to handle the amount of traffic we receive each day. It has become downright unsafe to travel the main roads."
"Glad to see the city and county working together on this," said Jonathan A.D. Williams. "Ditty Road, Buck Mountain Road and Pippin Road are three county roads that are heavily traveled and need improvement."
"Especially Ditty, which floods in at least two places," echoed Shannon Duncan. "During this committee's tenure, one major aspect of their decision making needs to include improvement or restructuring of the drainage systems of each municipality and the county as a whole."
Other commenters suggested a third lane on I-40 and a bypass road around Cookeville.
During its initial meeting, committee member Jon Ward, Cookeville's assistant director of planning, said roads should not be the sole focus.
"It's more than just roads from the city's perspective. It's multi-modal stuff," he said. "People are wanting sidewalks and bike lanes and all kinds of stuff like that that we're trying to take into consideration."
Meanwhile, committee member Mike Atwood, chairman of the Putnam County Commission, asked what method the state currently uses to set priorities.
"If it's state roads, it's what's approved by the RPO (rural planning organization.) They identify priorities," said James Mills, director of planning for Cookeville. "We lobby through the RPOs on what projects we want to get done. We've got three or four that have been in the hopper for years and years and years."
Mills said, even after approval, it may take years to get a project completed.
"South Jefferson is the first one we got approved. Is it built yet? No. It's the top priority," he said. "2020 is when it's finally supposed to widened to five lanes, but that did go through the process."
He also said a proposal to widen Willow Avenue was aided by the potential of Tennessee Tech and Cookeville Regional Medical Center being willing to donate right of way.
"With the potential for financial contributions from both of those entities, including right of way dedication, we put a proposal together and we've lobbied TDOT to get North Willow put on the priority list and it now has been," Mills said. "The RPO endorsed it, but old-fashioned politicking is still a big part of this."
Porter said he is optimistic about the committee's work.
"Everything else we do is a team effort. I wouldn't think this would be any different," he said. "If we're all working together, it's got to be better than us all working separately."
The next meeting of the committee is scheduled for 2 p.m. Nov. 2 in the conference room at the Putnam County courthouse.


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A S.E.F. (Società Educazione Fisica) Torres 1903 é uma equipe de futebol italiana com sede na cidade de Sassari e é a equipe mais antiga da Sardegna (foi fundada em 1903). A máxima categoria (divisão ou série) que a equipe fez parte, por mais de 10 temporadas, foi a Serie C, e na Lega Pro milita no grupo A. É, portanto, uma das duas equipes sardas no campeonato profissional italiano.

Desde junho de 2014 o clube se uniu a equipe feminina Squadra Femminile, que já obteve 7 Scudetti e 8 Coppe Italia, sendo então a equipe com mais títulos da Itália na categoria feminina.

Ligações externas

Torres
Clubes de futebol fundados em 1903

Notas e referencias


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Newton's wonder strike was just reward for his industry, says Holleran
Danny Newton scored the winner as Brakes overcame Gainsborough Trinity at the New Windmill last Saturday. Picture: Morris Troughton
Published: 10:56 Friday 20 February 2015
Paul Holleran paid tribute to Leamington captain Danny Newton after the forward's wonder strike settled Saturday's relegation six-pointer against Gainsborough Trinity.
Delroy Gordon's first-half header was cancelled out by a fine free-kick from Jamie Yates shortly after half-time and a cagey affair looked to heading for stalemate before Newton's bolt from the blue settled the Conference North clash.
And Holleran said that despite misgivings about Newton's play in the build-up to the goal, the quality of the winner was not in question.
"He was sloppy in possession but he got the ball back and found a couple of yards of space and then he came up with the goods," said Holleran.
"It was a great strike, the shot came from nowhere; a stunner.
"I've been delighted with Danny since he went back to a more central role.
"His performances and work ethic deserve goals.
"He leads from the front and thrives on the captaincy, he has really taken to it."
The victory over Gainsborough lifted Brakes up to 17th in the table and they are now closer to Harrogate Town in 13th than the bottom three, a fact that has not escaped Holleran.
"All of a sudden we're up to 33 points and last year's points tally (52) doesn't seem a million miles away.
"We had a little spell when we were sucked into it and it wasn't nice, but now I want us to start looking the other way.
"Saturday was a big one for us and now we're five points away with a game in hand on a few of the teams below us.
"The home form has given us that platform and since I've been here our home form has always been good.
Top-scorer Mackey puts family ahead of Racing Club
"That comes from the great support we have at home; the players all enjoy playing there."
Another home game follows tomorrow, with league leaders Barrow the visitors.
The Holker Street side will be looking to get their title push back on track following a home defeat to Solihull Moors, but Holleran says it is a challenge his side will relish.
"They're a big, strong, direct, well organised non-league side.
"They've got a host of good players and it will be a tough game.
"At the moment they're the best team in the league and you want to go up against the best players in the league.
"We don't worry about playing anyone at home."
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The only speech the First Amendment does not protect and no college should allow, is speech that encourages harassment, threats, and violence against institutions and people. Bigoted or offensive speech does not meet that standard and determining what speech does should be done on a case by case basis. America and academia are at their worst when they seek to suppress opposing thought and speech. America and academia are at their American best when they seek to convert opposing thought and offensive speech through the exchange of free thought and free speech.


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Dorion's Alberta art show available online
Julia Peterson | May 17, 2021
Leah Marie Dorion works on her painting, Goose Moon Photo by Curtis Breaton
When Leah Marie Dorion, a Métis artist from Prince Albert, paints, she tells herself to "create the world you want to live in."
"That slogan in my art practice is kind of like my mantra," she said. "I'm using art as a tool to just create an imaginary, beautiful, visual world."
Now, some of Dorion's paintings are featured in a virtual exhibit hosted by Gallery@504 in Sherwood Park, Alberta. Walking Gently: Spirit Stories and the 13 Moons features Dorion's work alongside that of Woodland Style painter Gary Sutton. It will run until April 24.
The "13 Moons" portion of the exhibit title comes from Dorion's paintings, where the moon is always prominent.
"It's all about moon cycles for me," she said. "It's all about the circular flow and the feminine flow of creation, female flow of life, female cycles. And I just honour the sacred feminine flow of life and our role in Creator's creation.
"The moon inspires me so much because she's constantly … watching over all female energies and life givers. It's such a fun thing to represent visually.
This life-giving narrative has carried through Dorion's artistic career: she took up painting after her son was born, when she was healing from postpartum depression.
"I call the birth of my son the birth of my art career, and that's truly beautiful," she said. "Out of all that pain and challenge came two beautiful gifts that I will treasure for the rest of my life."
When Dorion paints, she is inspired by the Métis-style beadwork she grew up admiring, as well as by her love of gardening. To create tactile, topographic effects, she often works with her fingers to finish a piece.
"I know some people really like a flat clean surface, but I think the more bumps and curves and imperfections and texture, the better," she said.
"I love to play in the mud and I love gardening as well, you know, the textures of the dirt and the earth. I just love it. So I think, because my art is so grounded in that earth theme, it's just a way to bring that experience into the canvas."
This is Dorion's first virtual show, and she is pleased to share the experience with friends and loved ones who would not have been able to travel to Alberta to see it in person.
"I have a lot of seniors and elders in my world, and they're just enjoying staying home and joining in," she said. "And there are kids that wouldn't have been able to get there too. Families can sit at their computer, talk about it and look at it, browse through at their own pace in their home.
"My mom isn't a big computer person, she doesn't even have a computer, but I came over and showed it to her on my big screen and we looked at it, and it was so nice to take my mom through that."
Dorion and Sutton will give a virtual artist talk with Gallery@504 on April 24.


Here we are, the end of the Autumn Term already with festive celebrations to come. As always it's been a really busy period, with a smorgasbord of events and activities for our pupils and the articles in this last Newsletter of the term continue to demonstrate this fact.
Inside you will read of our participation and successes in the Marathon Relay; Debating in Dubai; the Bahrain Young Performers Festival and a football competition. Our Senior Girls' Choir performed alongside the Manama Singers and actors from Years 7 to 13 gave three, mesmerising performances of "Arabian Nights" – for me this was a genuinely unforgettable production.
Added to the recipe for a successful school were other ingredients such as, an Arabic Coffee Morning; Y1 food investigations; Egypt day for Y3; a book fair; assistance, from our students, to Gulf Air's launch of Kids' Meal Boxes and an assembly to celebrate Junior pupils' achievement in specialist areas. All that in the last two or three weeks!
Topping the festive cake, as it were, was the Festive Fayre. This was a huge success with activities of all kinds and food for all tastes. The Fayre raised a fantastic amount of money for FOSC … to find out how much, go to the article.
Looking a little way ahead: we have a preview of an important new item on the St Chris menu: SPARTA!
SPARTA is our name for the wide range of new and extended activities that are offered mainly in the late afternoon and at weekends – read all about it in "Will You Become a Sparta Legend?".
Finally, may I wish everyone a joyful festive season and a Happy New Year. As always, it is sure to be both a happy and a busy new year for St Chris.


Since its founding in 1989, Let's Try This! (LTT!) has entertained audiences as DramaTech Theatre's student-run resident improv troupe. As our name suggests, we encourage our members to try everything from short-form games to long-form sets to what-in-the-world-was-that?, and we strive to make each other feel confident and supported while doing so. As a learning troupe, we endeavor to teach the basics and give our members the freedom and resources to experiment with form and style. Our number one commitment, though, is to give our members and our audiences a community based around entertainment and fun!
We have workshops on Mondays from 7PM-9PM and Saturdays from 10AM-1PM, and afterwards several of us will often head to some local restaurant to eat together and hang out.
Each year we have an eight-week cycle of newbie workshops to teach basics of improv and to help new improvisers integrate and learn how to perform with the troupe. Newbie Workshops are Mondays from 7PM-9PM during the fall and will culminate with the eagerly anticipated Newbie Graduation Show!
For more information, visit our website or or email us at ltt@dramatech.org. Also, find us on Facebook and Twitter.


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Jhansi Nagar is the 223rd constituency of 403 elected constituencies in the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly. It belongs to the general category. It falls under the Jhansi Lok Sabha seat and Jhansi district. The first M.L.A. of Jhansi, Atma Ram Govind Kher was speaker of the Uttar Pradesh assembly three times.

The seat is currently held by Ravi Sharma of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Ravindra Shukla had been the most elected MLA of Jhansi constituency four times.

The population of Jhansi Nagar according to the 2011 census is 549,391 and the literacy rate is 83.81 percent.

The following table contains the list of all the members of the Legislative Assembly and their respective parties from 1951 to 2012.

Election results

2022

See also
 Legislative Assembly of India
 State Assembly elections in India

References

External links
 Election Commission of India
 State Election Commission, Uttar Pradesh
 Assembly Constituencies-Post delimitation in Jhansi District
 Jhansi Nagar Nigam Website
 Booth level officers of JHANSI NAGAR
 Bundelkhand Portal of Jhansi

External links

Jhansi
Assembly constituencies of Uttar Pradesh


text: CHARTER CHANGERS (From left) City Attorney Robert Fournier, City Auditor and Clerk Pam Nadalini and City Commis- sioners Paul Caragiulo and Willie Shaw listen to public comments during a regular meeting. Photo by Norman Schimmel ONE PROPOSED CITY OF SARASOTA CHARTER AMENDMENT WOULD DISMEMBER THE OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDITOR AND CLERK By Stan Zimmerman City Editor Six of the seven proposed amendments to the Sarasota City Charter were proposed by an appointed committee of citizens who took tes- timony, received legal advice and held spirited debates on the issues. The seventh was conceived in secrecy by an organization now under investigation by the Florida Elections Commission. The amend- ment had a legal flaw that was rectified at the last minute. And it was put on the ballot by paid signature gatherers working piecemeal, paid per signature. These origins normally would scuttle public support for a charter change, but a surprising number of people think it is a good idea to break up the Office of City Auditor and Clerk (CAC), separating the audit function from ev- erything else. The auditor and clerk's position was created during the initial drafting of the city's charter in 1945. Initially, the clerk and auditor's job included management of central records, with the person acting as clerk to the City Commis- sion (handling agendas, minutes, etc.), doing internal auditing (of city departments, lease- holders and contracts, etc.), handling pension administration and presiding over city elec- tions.


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        android:text="Choose an example:" />

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        android:layout_width="match_parent"
        android:layout_height="match_parent" >

        <LinearLayout
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="wrap_content"
            android:orientation="vertical" >

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/main_button_simpleGenericAdapter"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_margin="2dp"
                android:padding="@dimen/padding_medium"
                android:text="SimpleGenericAdapter"
                tools:context=".MainActivity" />

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/main_button_viewGroupAdapter"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_margin="2dp"
                android:padding="@dimen/padding_medium"
                android:text="ViewGroupAdapter"
                tools:context=".MainActivity" />

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/main_button_simpleViewHolderStrategy"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_margin="2dp"
                android:padding="@dimen/padding_medium"
                android:text="SimpleViewHolderStrategy"
                tools:context=".MainActivity" />

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/main_button_asyncDrawable"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_margin="2dp"
                android:padding="@dimen/padding_medium"
                android:text="AsyncDrawable"
                tools:context=".MainActivity" />

            <Button
                android:id="@+id/main_button_asyncDrawableList"
                android:layout_width="wrap_content"
                android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                android:layout_margin="2dp"
                android:padding="@dimen/padding_medium"
                android:text="AsyncDrawable - List"
                tools:context=".MainActivity" />
        </LinearLayout>
    </ScrollView>

</LinearLayout>